16 OCTOBER 1926, Page 2

Nevertheless, . the feelings of the delegates were evi- dently .

with .Mr. Robert Williams, who in courageous words, which could not have come from him two or three years ago, said plainly that he " could not foresee Social- ism coming from the increasing misery of the masses." " In a resourceful, resilient community like our own," he added, " we cannot subvert or overthrow, we must super- sede Capitalism. The Labour Party looks with confidence to the General Election." That is a most welcome declaration in favour of Parliamentary methods by one who was formerly a member of the -Couticil of Action.