The Elections in the United States
The self-styled freetrade journals are again full of jubilation and displays of crass ignorance of American politics. A little more than two years ago, when…
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Politics & elections, 1890
321 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 12 of 17
In Parliament. SYDNEY
In the Assembly, Sir Henry Parkes, in reply to a question, said that the cost of the Civil Service Inquiry Commission so far had been £4300…
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As announced on the bulletin board at the office of the National Advocate at an early hour yesterday the end of the Crick episode in the Assembly, partial…
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The following are the particulars of the election for West Macquarie in place of Mr. Crick, resigned and expelled :— The place of nomination is to be Perth;…
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In the Assembly last night Mr. Dibbs motion—"That it be a standing order of the House, whenever a case of disorder arises while the House is in committee…
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IF we are to believe all we see in print and hear in the streets, the candidates to represent West Macquarie in the Assembly are "legion" in number. A…
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Last evening a meeting of the members of the Freetrade Association was held in the Town Hall. There was a good attendance, and the Hon. E. Webb, M.L.C…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The West Macquarie Election. Mr Fitzpatrick's Candidature. His Address at Perth. He Retires in Favor of the Chosen Freetrader. and Endeavors to Espouse Foreign Tradeism. Fidelity of the Perthites to Protection
In accordance with a public announcement, Mr. John Charles Fitzpatrick addressed the electors of Perth, in the hall opposite Edwards' hotel, on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the views of his correspondents.] the West Macquarie Election. to the Editor of the "National Advocate."
SIR,—The electors of West Macquarie are again called upon to chose a man to represent them in Parliament. The electorate has been represented…
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The adjourned meeting of the Freetrade Association was held on Saturday night to receive replies from Rockley and other places as to the probable success of Mr…
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Mr. Crick is determined to contest West Macquarie, and is very confident of being returned by a large majority. He says he has received a number of…
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Mr. Crick declares that the coming election will be abortive. The writ issued is founded on his being expelled. He denies that he was expelled, as his…
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There is nothing new to report concerning the West Macquarie election — no startling developments, no sudden deaths, and not even a sensational address from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Wednesday morning. in Parliament
In the Assembly last night Mr. Walker's motion in favor of granting loans to trades and labor unions was negatived. The other business was unimportant…
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The following inspired paragraph appears in last night's Star:— This morning Mr. P. V. Ryan, Mayor of Bathurst, who has announced himself…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. the Consumption Cure
In the Assembly the Premier said that he would probable be able, by Friday next, to give the name of the doctor selected to proceed to Germany to investigate Dr. Koch's consumption…
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THROUGH the retirement from the field of Mr. P. V. Ryan, which is announced by that gentleman in our advertising columns the contest for the…
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AMONG the polling places for West Macquarie Burraga finds no place. Mr. Crick applied to the Colonial Secretary to have this omission rectified. In…
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In reply to a question put by Mr. Dibbs with regard to the future order of business, the Premier said the Federal Convention will meet in Sydney the first week in…
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The statement telegraphed as having been made at Bathurst by Mr. Crick that 16 of the members of Parliament who had voted for his expulsion had come to him…
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