Karmayogi

SR No.: 011075
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Publisher: ZZZ Unknown
Total Pages: 751
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
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KARMAYOGIN...:
continuanoo of autocratic absolutism. ovident that to carry out the "inten- Flinger in the higher tribunals of the lands Mr. Mackarnes' Bill seems to us to tion of the Bill it would be necessary Buch a measure would bave been a mode Tay the wee of deportation just
rate measure and would have loft. th. to name the specific act or acts which hero it was before. The changes constitute the offence and the time suontial absolutism of Government in made are purely palliative and yallis and circumstances of commission, for India unchanged. But even to this the tive pot of the unjust, initating and it is only . precise accusation that bull does not rise. It is notionable that diour chancter of the measure but can bo mot. Even if the charge to the only Irish Nationalist whose name d the apparent monstrosity of deport. preciso in its terms, Mr. Mackarness was on the Bill repudiated it as soon ar man without even letting himBill provides no redress to the deportee. he heard Mr Maokarness' speech, on the ar his friends or the world kocw All that he can do is to sul mit a
ground that he had been under the is wbat charge lay against him or betber representation to the offcials who pression that the Bill went much forth any chargo lay against him. It is have deported him. Those who know than was now stated. The other name this which gives an ultra-Aussian
the ways of the Lureaucrat can tell were those of British Liberals or Consecbarter to the Lepulation and beforehand the inevitable answer to
vatives. This is significant of the differ pakes ibo Literal contiene
such retresentations, "The Greinence between the sympathy w queasy.
a y. The stoned base 11 malvement have considered your representa expect even from conscientious Eneliek to that concience, not a Lenefit to licn and ece no cause to alter the ccaclu Liberals and the real fellow-fealine of the victim of derortation. It makes sicos 1 bey bad arrived at uron sul cient Nationalist who bubimalt to We rosition, if anything, one and reliable information."
licn." fo the de Eoite de
b at it is to live under 1>
b at it is to live under the conditions. It is tad to to punished without portatich will stand, the charge will
I tortation will stand, the change will of bureaucratio coercion. Mr Mackar any charge, it is worse, to te unitbed and and the last condition of the
ness bas fought the cause of the depor l'derorteo will be wore than his f181. tees in the spirit of genuine Literalism to all time from disproving..
The only advantage the Bill will retur Lut his Bill is a concession to that watThere are three changes which hich is the greater opportunities for efective
ery British substitute for it which is th. bill octemplates. Instead of lo
heckling in the Hcute of Ccts a n
if only Imperialism afraid of its oprio ing able to eafne A until for facta con le tecured which threw doubt tine. ther orders the Viceroy bus to repes on the charge, but the Government has His sanction wory three months,
always the abiver that its evidence is change which may have a me deterrent reliable and canelurite tut for JetDS THE KATHA UPANISHAD. efect ( Vicercy with a literal con
of State jolicy it is pot adrille to solence but to others will enn merely
dick se either ite nature or its suces, a quartoly exfenditun of diep of and the relics of the literal arscient
FIRST PART; FIRST CBAITUR. ink and few strikes of the
will le ta tifed. As things stard the 1. Vajastatas, desiring, gate all be ged. Another and more important depotaticne bare made even we bad. Now Vajasravas had a won m ed dance is the voinic that to ferialistic consciences uneDay and that
Nachicatus. quality for deportatio,*Britieh advantage will to kost under the new
2. As the gifts of the facrifce went aljeet must le Teakably uitected Bill. tai
by, faith seized on the toy's pure heart of having Leon guilty of freskoalle Vacheness os acmitted that
and he pondered : practices to a crime juniballe Tyle segulations are atrolutely hat-lul Jaw, leis an set di violence or intini. and he would prefer to prepare their
3. "Kine that have drunk their last dation and tending to interfere with entire abolition if such a profonal bad Water, eaten their last grass, vielded or disfuil the maintenance of law and any chance of acceptance ty British boir last milk, worn cut their organs erder" "Ikat diaks Mr. Mackunen House of Commons. His amendments of Undelight are the worlds to which ir uses in the fast place that
will not make them less bateful, they ho goeth that giveth these." un luse teen guilty of some dofpite
will only make them lets calmly alud. 4. Therefcre bo raid to bis father, offence. At any rate it is intended
That is again to the Goverr ment, "Me to whom wilt thou giro?" Twice to ja vide for that." Untentuately
Dot to us or to justice. The coly provi- bo raid it and a third time be said it: the "piention is all, there is no real
sions that would make deportation then bis father said, "To Death I give IN vision for anying it out. excert -
reasonable though still autocratic thee..". the elause that the samant shall con- - measure of State would be to allow the
5. Nackicains said. "Among many sin , difnite states ent of the bsVicerey to deport fereb, stating tho I walk the for
I walk the first, among many I walk the neter of the crime. How will this charge against him, for ► fericd of not
midcst; something Death meaneth elaure belp the alleged intention of more than six months and oblige the
to do which to-day ty me ho will the ball? Mi coly the charter of Government to provide the deportee on
Accomplish. the ejme that has to te defined and, iftin of the intomation on which bo was Telease with full particulars as to the na
6. Lock tuck, O my father, to what the authorities relying on Manue Hrg en Lalbol Lala frame a charge deported, so that he might seek redress
the men of old were, Icck round to bat -
they are that they bate came after. We "Raidat Prijat Barend
against malicious slander by individnal. Born
that is 'mcital withers like the grass of of waging war or abetting
or, if it were considered impolitio to dir arriving to close the sources of information, for wan
the feld and like the gran of the feld is war er fornire Orful or ntlig and incontinently Ton and arbitrary imprisonment by the
born again". d . Lim, would ibe Liberal vrience
authorities. The measure would still be 7. His attendants said to Yome. fed? Or would it be paille for
opprensive but it would then give some "Liko fire « guest entereth into the 1). "derate Leader to meet that bargo,
chance to an aggrieved and innooent house that is a Brahmin, therefore men' delor. chance. It is
man, o ling as vendo of justice and hasten to appear him. 10 som f.
me tradition of independe still VivawMD, bring the great-water