| Show British Election And Coolidge Message Add Md To Fren French h Glo Gloom m BALDWIN IS BLOWN UP BY its HIS EI Gardiner Declares Prime Minister Must LeaveS Leave S Office I I BY fly A G England tc Greatest t Liberal Editor I Radio to The Standard Examiner Ixon Examiner ner Copi right 1923 I Free trade continues as the fi ft financial policy ot of Groat Britain j fI-j The British election turned out as asA asA A G Gardiner the gerat liberal editor pI with the conser conser- conservative party returned but out out the majority needed to CArry Prime Minister Bald Baldwins Baldwin's ln's protection protection tion lion policy through parliament It means the end of ot Baldwin Mr Gardiner says In tn his hs dispatch today today to- to toay day ay and j possIbly a labor Ibor gO gOern goern- ern- ern nto LO LONDON DON Dec 8 One One definite I fult euIt of ot the election Is la the dis- dis disappearance dis disappearance 11 appearance of ot of Stan Stanley Ie Baldwin from the st stage ge A J second Is the lanai route of ot the protectionists and anda a third Is establishment of ot labor as a second party patty In the state A fourth Is la the certainty of ot Great Britain taking a a decisive lve attitude toward Premier Poincare and ot of defInite steps leps being t taken ken to res- res rescue rescue res rescue cue Europe from the desolating of ot France Rivalry between the Liberals and andLabO LabO lies for tor the position of ot see see- sec second ond party has ended In a for lor labor All discussion turns on what will follow tollow as the situation ts is v No party Is la In position to carry carryon carryon carryon on the government alon alon Feeling everywhere Is s against a a new coalitIon coal coal- coalition tion but whatever government takes office otrice will have to rely upon the support of ot one of ot the other Some Liberals keep keep- lag ing the Conservative In office while others are In favor tavor of sup sup- supporting supporting sup supporting porting a Labor government General opinion among the Li- Li Liberals Li Liberals prefers labor on the ground that the Liberals Liberal and Labor to- to together together to together gether could formulate a new strong policy of ot European peace They predict a short life for tor the new parliament The defeats of ot the protectionists as as as crushing as ja In la 1906 and much more remarkable and un- un unexpected Unexpected un unexpected expected Then It was a a straight fight between een Conservative and Liberals Now the free tree trade po- po po portion has bas been maintained by two hostile parties who In addition to opposing protection opposed each ellch other the result was wag many seats scats non on by Baldwin on a minority oto ote Nevertheless his hia majority was wiped n out and nd free trade v uon wona on ona a complete triumph Lancashire has taken tho the lead leadin leadin In the victory It has alwa alwais s been an fortress of ot tree free trade but none expected the crush crush- ing emphasis of 01 Its n decision In this election But the tidal Udal wave was not confined to Lancashire An All parts of ot the tha country shared In the movement and It Is sate to pro pre predIct pre predict dict diet that the cause causo of protection will not be bo raised again In this generation The fall tan of or Baldwin has been as sudden and complete as hI his rise Ills name will wilt live a as the author or of the ie most grotesque fiasco In po- po po political history He Ho decided sud- sud suddenly sud denly lenly suddenly protection to snatch victory on tion Uon In what hat seemed to be bo most las orabie conditions Henas He jo was n blown to atoms by his own mine Ills party was as wrecked the tha Liberal party reunited and tree free trade re- re reestablished reestablished established re-established established more firmly than eer ever But Dut the situation left Is la roost most e e Never before has hasa hasa a parliament returned without one part party holding a Majority of ot the House of ot Commons What alIt happen net next newt It Is presumed that I the king will send tor for Mr Bald Bald- Baldwin Baldwin win wm as the leader of ot the biggest partY but it will be Impossible for tor I him to form torm a government with without th- th out the moral support of eIther the Ithe Liberals or the Laborites It he does docs not get this support It wilt will the to tho Liberals and Labor to negotiate Two courses are possible one that they will form tonn a and two that either party will form a government the other agreeing to give it support for tor limited purposes Among the personal of the tho election the defeat ot of Winston Churchill Church was the most noteworthy Another feature as the Increase in the number of ot women members elect ed elected including Margaret Marguet and Susan Lawrence th first Ia- Ia tor lor tor la-tor women to enter parliament Mr Lloyd Georges George's l whirlwind was an outstanding tea fea feature ture of or the election ejection No doubt It had considerable Influence on the I but the tho main cause must be attributed to the tho solid tion Ion conviction of th tho country and the com corn completeness of ot the tree free traders areu- areu e victory |
