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GIPE-038676-Contents.Pdf (2.876Mb) G. I. P. E. LIBRARY ( POONA 4.) Title.~lS\i.1.o.UQ.l. L.t b:e:r.a.l.. .Fe.g.e~0.Bon .......... QJ: ... !.n.9.i.9........ I o-t h Annuat S'essi($)1 \~<)_ 7 ( ~cm6 y) ' l j\1.0.. ~ . 4 .NJB £ .................F.7. ............. V2,4N18p E8- 038676 '' ~J .... 1 .... 1.~. Ll~r7/\RY ( POO~A 4.) TitktJ~i)Otl~J. L.i.bc~r.d.!... E>.-:::'1:~- .J.:.)JiO'n · o-~ /nrli(-1 ........... : ................................. jQih Afl;)U_j\'~~ ~~iC'() ' \.f.fJ..;J 4i).JE .£ I ' I: ...... "' .........F~'-z ::: ...................... I~ I V2,4N1&p E8~ 033676 SERVA:-.ITS OF l:'IIDIA SOCIETY'S LIBRARY PUl"E 411 004 FOR INTERNAL CIRCULATION To be returned on or before the last date stamped helow. TADLit OF CONTEl,JTS. PAGES. 1. Foreword. ••• ... 1 2. Text of Resolutions ... III-IX l. Speech of Sir Chimanlal H. Setalvad, Chairman of the Reception Committee.· ••• ••• 2..:..5 4. · Election of the President ... ... ... 5-9· S. Presidential Address .. .. ... 9·34 f). Messages of Sympathy ...... ... 34-35 1. Resolutions ... ... 35 Resolution of Condolence ••• 35 I The Statutory Commission 35-73 II Indian Representation on International Bodies .... ... 73-80 III A Constitution for India ••• ... 80-86 IV Improvement of the Masses •• ... 86-96 V Inter-Communal U•1ity ... 96-111 VI Military Policy ..... ••• 111-120 VII Industrial Labour ... ... 120-125 VIII Problem of Indian States ... ... 126 IX Indian Mercantile Marine ••• ••• 126 X The East AfricaP Problem ••• ••• 127-134 XI Improvement of Untouchables ••• 134-137 XII The late Hakim Ajmal Khan ... •.• 137-138 XIII Assessment of Land ... ••• 138 XIV Bengal Internments... ••• . •• ••• 138 XV Constitution of the Federation ••• ... 138-139 XVI Council and Office-bearers for 1928 ••• 139 XVII Meeting Place of the Next·Session ••• 142 XVIII Vote of thanks to the President .•• ... 142-146 :8, Concluding Speech of the President ••• ••• 146-154 :9. Appendices A & B, List of the members of the . Reception Committee and delegates .•• .• 155-162 FOREWORD. I and the Bombay Delegates present at the ninth session· of the Liberal Federation held at A kola in December 1926 had the· privilege to invite the next ses~ion to Bombay. In due course, I moved the Council of the Western Inaia National Liberal Asso· ciation to organi~e a Reception Committee which was able through itsseveral Sub-Committees to carry out all the necessary details of the sessions successiully including the raisirig of funds. for that purpose. The City of Bombay was the birth place of the Indian National Congress in 1885. It was also at Bombay in 1915 that the Congress under,the presidency of Lord Sinha laid the found­ ation of the Reforms which culminated in the passing of the Government of India Act of 1919. It was again in the City of Bombay that the first session of what is now known as the Natio-­ nal Liberal Federation was organised when, owing to the exigenci· es of the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms, the Liberal Party had to secede from the Special Session of the Congress in 1918. It was,. therefore, appropriate that, at the next critical juncture in the co· nstitutional history of India, the tenth sessions of the Federation was held in Bombay in order to give a correct lead to the country. This sess:~on was invested with special significance owing tcr the recent announcement of the constitution and scheme of the Indian Statutory Commission, the necessity of solving the pro­ blem of Hindu-Moslims Unity and giving effect to the recom• mendations of the Indian Sandhurst Committee. The occasion demanded firm, wise and sagacious guidance and it was fortunate· that we were able to secure an eminent publicist like Sir Tej. Bahadur Sapru, as the President of the Session. The report and the proceedings of the Federation published herein will indicate that the task before the Federation was satis· factorily performed. The response from all over the country was good and the number of delegates. was about 400 represent· ing all interests and communities in the cou.,try. As regards the finances, I am thankful to the numerous members apd friends of the Liberal Party for the generous assistance they re.ndered to u~. I hope and trust that the sucess of this Session will help in the further organisation and consolidation of the Liberal Party whose importance and responsibility is bound to increase as the country advances further towa~ds its goal of full responsible-government. I cannot conclude without tendering my thanks on behalf of the-Reception Committee to Rao Bahadur Manaji Rajooji for the generous hdp he has given which alon~ has made it possible for our Committe to publish this report in such a short time and to Mr. D. S. Yande, the Proprieter of Indu Prakash Press for printing the report so expeditiously. Bombay February9, 1928. C. H. SETALVAD. Chairman of the Reception Committee. 1he National Liberal Federation of In din. [TENTH SE~5ION] OFFICE BEARERS. I. Chairman of the R:ceiption Committ~e• .Sir Cbimanla1 H. Setalwad. K. C. I. E., LL. D., Vice-Chairmctz. The Hon"ble Sir Phiroze C. Sethna, Kt. 0. B. E., Sir Byramjee Jeejeebhoy, Kt., J. P. Mr. Faiz B. Tyab]i, Bar-at-Law. 1\Ir. Bhulabhai J. Desai, M.A. LL, B. Advocat~ Mr. N. V. Gokhale, B. A. LL· B., Hem. Secretaries. Mr. D. ·G. Dah-i, 1\!. A. LL. B. Mr. Amiruddin S. Tyebjee. Mr. Manu Subedar B. Sc., Mr. Fazal I. Rahimtoo1ah, ::u. I. A. Mr. N. 1\!. Joshi, M. L. A. Mr. J. R. B. Jeejeebboy, Dr. J. Alban De'Souza, L. l\!. & S. Mr._S. N- Gamadia, 1\I. A., 1\Ir. Shanker S. Persba. Dr. 1\Iiss. Kashibai, Nowrange, B. A., L. M. ~ S. Hon. Treasurer. Mr. Vasantrao S. Ravut. Assistant Secretary. Mr. V. R. Bhende. Appendix· A. · . ~/!embers of the Reception Committee. 1 Sir Chimanlal H. Sefalvad, K.C.I. E, LL, D. 113, Esplanade Road, Bombay._ 2 Mr. D. G. Dalvi, M. A. L·L. B., 73, Charni Road, Bombay, .3 Mr. N. M. Joshi, M, L, A, Servants of India Society, Bombay. ·4 Mr. Vasantrao S. Ravut, French Bridge, Chaupaty, Bombay. :5 Mr. R. K. Tatnis, 364, Thakurdwar, Bombay. · 6 Mr. J. R. B. Jeejeebhoy Alice Building, Horoby.Road, Bombay. 7 Mr. M. D. ·Altekar M.A. Hajee Cassum Blocks, French Bridge, Bombay 8 Mr. 1. F. Mehta B. A. LL. B. Solicitor, Alexandra Road,Gamdevi, ·Bombay. · 9 Mr. D. L. Vaidya, Solicitor, 121, Esplanade Road, Bombay. "10 Sir, Hormusji C. Dinshaw Kt. M. v. o., o, B, E. Adenwala Bagh, Tardeo, '11 Dr. B. V. Rayakar, J.P. Bhai Jeevanji Lane, Thakurdwar, Bombay. 12 Mr. Y• V. Rege, B. A, LL, B. (Solicitor) Lalgir Mansion, Harvey Road, Gamdevi, Bombay. ]3 Mr. K. J, Dubash,B. A. LL.B. (Solicitor) 79, Meldows Street, Bombay. · 14 Mr. R. S. Navalkar, B. A., LL.B. Vakil High Cour, 17, Bhai Jeevanji Lanes Thakurdwar, Bombay. 15 Mr. D. Madbav Rao," Govind Vilas" Tripliane Madras. 16 Mr. Madhavlal M. Bhatt, J, P, Alice Building, Fort, Bombay. 17 Mr. S. N. Gamadia, M, A. Fedder Road, Bombay. 18 Dr. F. N. Daruwala, LL. D. BAR~AT~LAW, Gowalia Tank, Bombay. 19 Mr, Rustom K. R. Cama, {Solicitor) Yusuf Building,Esplanade Rd ,Bombay 20 .Mr. Go;aldas V. Desai,· Rasul Bbavau, Nadiad, (Gujarat.) ,.21 Dr. S. S. Batliwala, L. M. & s. Gulcber Lodge, Sopari Bag Road Bombay~. 22 Mr,. 1. M. Ranina, Advocate, Sandburst Bridge, Sandhurst Road, Bombay. 23 Mr. J, :r;:r Mabahxmiwala, C/o The Times of India, Bombay. ·.24 Mr. M. B. Chotbia, Motilal Mansion, Hammam Street, Fort Bombay. 25 Mr. Fazal I. Rahimtulla, B.A., M.L.A., Ismail Building, Hornby Rd, Bombay -26 Mr. ?· R. Dadabhoy, Asan Building, Ballard Estate, Bombay. 27 Mr. Faiz B. Tyabji, Bar~at-Law, Spmerset Lodge, Warden Road, Bombay. 28 Mr. N. J, Kohiyar, (Solicitor) 113, Esplanade Road, ~ombay • .29 Mr~ V. N. Chandavarkar, Bar-at-Law, Fedder Road, Malbar Hill, Bombay. 30 Dr. D. A.· De'monte, Summit View, Bandra Hill, Bandra • .31 Rao Babadur M. W. Fradhan, Sai Pradhan Bag, Santa Cruz, 32 Mr. V. N. Gorakshakar, Patil Vakil's Bunglow. Santa Cruz. 33 Mr. Shanker S. Fersha, C/o Mr. E.]. Jud:lha, Solicitor, Medows St., Bombay· 34 Mr. V. N. Naik, M.A., 38,l3enham.Hall Lane, Bombay, 35 Dr. P. S. Shilotri, M.A., PH· D. Shilotri Bank, Fort, Bombay, 36 ·Principal T. A. Kulkarni, H. F. T. College, Nasik. 37 Dewan Bahadur Thakorram Kapilram, c. I. E., Athwa Lines, Surat. 38 Dr. J, A. D'Souza, L. M. & s. 221, Cheera Bazar.Bombay. 39 Mr. Kazi Kabiruddin, Bar-at· Law,Wasiamull House, Cumball a Hill, Bombay ·40 Mr. Amiruddin S. Tyebji, Little Gibbs Road, Malabar Hill, Bombay. 41· Mr. C. A. Rebello, B. A., LL.B. c/o Indian Textile Journal, Fort, Bombay. I 42 Mr. N. R. Phatak, B. A., c/o Nava Kal Office, Bombay. 43 Mr. M. B. Kolaskar, Bar-at-Law, Jagannath House, Girgaon, Bombay. 44 Mr. C. M. Gandhi, Advocate. Nanpura Road, Surat. 45 Mrs. Laxi.nibai G. K. Gadgil, 580, Sadashiv Peth, Poona. 46 Mr. G. K. Gadgil; B. A,, Bar-at L':l.w, 530, Sadashiv Peth, Poona. 156 47 Mr. J, R. Gharpure, B. A., LL.B. Aogre's Wadi, Girgaoo, Bombay. 48 Mr. S. D. Saklatwala, Bombay House, Bruce Lane, Fort, Bombay, 49 Mr. F. E. Dioshaw 54, Esplanade Road, Bombay. 50 The Hon. Sir Phiroze C. Sethna, Canada Building, Hornby Road, Bombay•. .51 Sir Ramanbhai M. Nilkanth, Kt., Ahmedabad. 52 Mr. B. N. Gamadia 18, Homji Street.
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