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new posibilitas seened to sprifig in with those of A ruling mee, while the taken place beford e rt ww the for k intenee-there were indications
direction influencen of political life winton, over watch Six Charlie Aiterem - popular demanda in (hine, in Pernia,
home are wimultaneously in full moon prouided, to enquire into the employment IM Egypt and in Turkey, there was an
with the w of political thought of Indiace in Ababhie et vicon, a #wakening of the Eastern World, and
bave alon the no report of the 'om. though, to outward appearancer, Iudia
| "To what extent the ponple of lodia T
mitihe appointed by Lord Duttorin to coin was quiet, - in the sense thatthere was
M* whole air m h
yet capable of ser- ander propowals for the reconetrulionul it that moment no visible acute political
ving in all branebey of alministration Legislative Councils on a represlativa citation, she had not uncaped the
to what extent they are individually basis (1888), over which Sir Geory. Oben general infection, and before I had been
entitled to whare in the political re- ney provided, of which the present the country A year I share the view
presentation of their country, to what Lard Macdonnell we becretary. I ..f my llegues that beneath a ceruingly extent it may be possible to weld to curious to no from that report how imi c! Nurf.144 there exinted a mass of
gether the truditional wymiantbies and lar conditions and Angela were thr, mothered political liamatont, much of
Antipathien of many different races and to what they are now; with the ouer whielt wu thoroughly justifiable, and due
different crned, and to what extent onception that we have now to deal with 144 which we will called upon to the creat hereditary rulers of Native further growth of Ararly twenty years rainine. We heartily recognised the
States should Airt to direct Imperial of increaning polition aspirations. layalty of the mass of the people of
policy, are problems which the experience "But tbougb increased representations India and we were not prepared tn sup- of future-yera can wone gradually wolve. Atill the popular cry as it was in 1 pron new, but not unnatural, aspirations
But we, the Ciovernment of India But
other demands or rather sugretiens ar withont examination. You cangot it for annot Khut onr eyes I t rundi. shaping themelves out of a forewhadowca
ver on A wafety valve, no matter how tion. The political atmosphere in full metamorphic We are Loll of 4 Com Nound the boiler 1047 be. Smething of change, questions Are before in which of 'pinces, of an Indian Member of the had to be done and we decided to in
we cannot afford to ignore and which Viceroy's Erocutive Council, of a hidu crease the powers and expand the scope we must attompt to answers and to
Member on the Secretary of State ( of the Act of 1892. non it would appear wil important thit
cal, add in nekeition to the okler las • It is important that my Hon'ble ('ol. the initiative woull emanate from tis, putr i on ball of ingin repre legume and the Indian public whould know that the Government of India, would renton on the Legislative ki, WO the history, the early history at any rate, not be put in the pmiting of appearing
ale asked to consider new prire. of the reforms which have now been inc- to have ith hands forced Luy agitation
presentation of the Budget .. the ioned by Parliament. They haul theit in this country or by pressure from home
roy'Laginlative Council, a prolongati genewin # note of my own dremel to that we should be the first to recognize
of the Budget Debate and further my wlengtes in August 1906 nearly Murrounding conditious and to place be
tunity for final discussion A (0) 3 years It was on entirely on fore His Majesty' (overnment the
ponibilities while there, I will be the views I had niyaelf formed of the opinione which personal experience and
Krateful for the opinion of the c ! inition of fair in Inline. It was due 4 clue wah with the everyday life tee l hope to paint, limuiting ! to ne ugestions from homewhuther it of India entitle un to holl.
for the prevent to only our opiniet ut was good or bwl, I am entirely respon. "This view I feel wure my collongue
in any pronal for the increase of n wibile for it. It dealt with the conditions where with me. Mr. Morley cordially Hentation it in wholutely ) it appeared to me the Cvernment of approve it and in purukne of it 01.
varminent of lat.ves it and in the of itu. Iard the important inton MA Indix haul then to consider, and it i n cred, on my authority in hi4 recent the country, An expressed in part e : Hinwerable for much that han followed in
ham followed in Bucut
Budget heel my intention of appoint. och my intention of appoint
, of the Art of Nu blon ito wake, my Hon'ble (Wirguck willing a committee from the Viceroy' ('un e li's committee. . perhaps allow me to reul it to them. cil to consider the question of possible () the intent 'the ! This is what I thru wrote: lefolin,
nobility and bed wh. "I feel wure my run will agter Buchenwirio lave, All you are awar, pret permanent take in the with me that Indian atlair's and the
() the inte of the trade. methods of Indian administratiou have
fes h lari laman TIHET attracted ture publie uttention
(c) the intes the plant i n the
com SWALESINI LOOMS.
Empenho in ludia and at home that
. . It ment. The meant for their
(1) the intellet
Flyshuttle lani con A bot far to seek. The growth
cheap ind i ve aminta . if !stion which British rule but done
pruitable without in prits. Working leht con renunts withont breah ye. Fitot t
a - c to nuraye in luing fruit. Impiant classes of the palatin 11 trans apply to
might ! presentelu. learning to Italine their w punition
AKOLA, BL.Antise wel
(7) An Indian Well turtinate for themselves their own in
il. tellectual capacitin and to pare their
(i) si pent . ...
L irical of the L. , for an equality of ritizen op
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