. Review of reviews and world's work. e ofFiring me. Commons are strangers to its customsand traditions. Indeed, so sweeping has beenthe change in the personnel that one of theLondon dailies (the Mail) refers to the electionas the revolution of 1906. Perhaps the mostsignificant and noteworthy fact connected withthe new House is the tremendous increase in thenumber of Labor members. With John Burns inthe ministry, and more than fifty members un-der the leadership of James Koir Hardie, in theCommons, labor, in the words of the Clarion,the organ of English labor interests, is no longeron the door
. Review of reviews and world's work. e ofFiring me. Commons are strangers to its customsand traditions. Indeed, so sweeping has beenthe change in the personnel that one of theLondon dailies (the Mail) refers to the electionas the revolution of 1906. Perhaps the mostsignificant and noteworthy fact connected withthe new House is the tremendous increase in thenumber of Labor members. With John Burns inthe ministry, and more than fifty members un-der the leadership of James Koir Hardie, in theCommons, labor, in the words of the Clarion,the organ of English labor interests, is no longeron the doorstep. Labor is inside, and some-thing will happen. To the fifty-odd represent-atives of the British workingman (we reproincethis month portraits of a number of the leaders)Mr. Robert Blatchford, editor of the Clarion, of-fers the following parliamentary programme,which he deciares has been already subscribed tol)y the members individually, and which em-bodies what has been known on the Continentfor years as Constitutional Socialism :. MK. J. B. MACDONALU, LEICESTER. MH. K^IK HARDIE, MERTH STR TYDVIL. MR. F. W. JOWETT, BRADiOHD.
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