In his recent address in Glasgow he gave the public a comforting impression of the situation.

But the facts do not warrant the impression which he gave.
This dispute among the political factions is most unfortunate and it may cause an explosion of public feeling at any time.

Changes in the Cabinet may come in consequence.

If the British public knew all the facts or if the American people knew them, the present British Government would probably fall.

It is therefore not only the submarine situation which is full of danger.