Warm congratulations to the nego-fiaters of the Anglo-Eyptian Treaty are. offered in. appreciative leading articles, in the British morning newspapers" to-day, though the "Daily Mail" and the "Morning Post" are critica.
The importance of the treaty cannot be exaggerated, says "The Times." Conversion of the uneasy, unequal fud uncertain association of the last 8 years into a friendly alliance between two equally independent sovertlgn states is a diplomatic success on which both Governments and the Tepresentatives are to be warmly congratulated. aNews-Chroticle" is. even more sais:
The treaty, in, the opinion of the
factory than had been expected. The negotiators of both nations, it adds, fire (0 be warmly. congratulated on their wisdom and moderation.
Mass opinion in both countries, the Daily Herald" believes, will be more than satisfied that an unhappy past can now be forgotten, The "Dally Telegraph" refers to the trealy as one of alliance between two free nations, The "Daily Mail," however, describes the treaty as a blow to Empire security, while the "Morning Post says: "Our worst anticipations have been confirmed. The treaty looks more like the beginning than the end of trouble:"—Reuter.
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