The great question of the Liberal Party : Mr Asquith's answer at the Albert Hall. The sentance displayed in immense letters at the Albert Hall at Mr Asquith's great meeting last week represents the vital question put to the country by the Liberals, the answer to which will be given by the country at the forthcoming General Election, which promises to be one of the most strenuous in modern times. In his speech Mr Asquith dealt mainly , with the actions of the House of Lords in rejecting the Budget, and declared that their veto must be abolished. He also outlined the programme on which the Liberals will contest the election, which includes self-government for Ireland on purely Irish affairs . 1909