Chamberlain remained together a few. minutes while the Prime Minister fold is Malesty what occurred.
"Peace With Honour" eager to reach the airfield to [another tumultuous welcome. He later appeared on the balcony of No. 10 Jand said with great emotion: "Good felends, this is the second time in our history' that there has come back from Germany to Downing Street peace with honour (cheers).
When he was able to proceed, he added: "I believe itis peace for our imo!
Cheers again broke out, but later itr. Chamberlain was able (0 continue, and he said: "We thank you from' the bottom of our hearts for your welcome," to which, the crowd replied: "We thank you."
The Prime Minister then said: recommend you to go home quietly fand sleep."
Bolero dispersing the crowd sang the National Anthem, Mr. Chamberlain's "remark about peace with honour referred to Disfuell's return from the Congress of Berlin in 1878, when he said he brought peace with honour.
The Cabinet sat for 35 minutes last night, when the Prime Minister reported his visit to Germany and then retired to his private quarters at No, 10 Downing Street for. dinner, No further meetings of the Cabinet have been arranged. All members were present last night, except Lord Stanley, Dominions Secretary.
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