The American Election and Tariff
PRESIDENT HARRISON wrote thus in his last message to Congress; "The result of the recent election must be accepted as having introduced a new policy. We must assume…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Parliament. [By Telegram Froh Our Special
THE Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday. Upon the motion of Mr. HOUGHTON it was resolved "That the Public Works (committee's remuneration reduction) Bill which was…
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So far there does not appear to be a contest in prospect for any of the five vacancies in the Council Mr. T. Page is the only candidate for the East Ward: Alderman Hynes,…
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IN the Assembly on tuesday, Mr. HAYERS unexpectedly drew attention to the inconsistency of the Government's conduct. Mr. ROSE moved the adjournment of the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. SIR GEORGE DIBBS, said the Government had under consideration a bill for the purpose of charging duty on the estates of people…
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AT this season, when municipal elections prevail, it might be fairly expected that some lively interest in the subject would be manifested. Usually those occasions are…
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ON Tuesday in the Legislative Council, after a lengthened debate, in which the Government financial policy was severely handled, passed the January Supply Bill through all…
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MR. EDITOR.—In these days of retrenchment, I consider that the Council should devote some attention to the matter, for it is scandalous the high percentage it costs to govern…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, the Electoral Bill was further considered in committee. The votes for police and permanent artillery were struck out, and…
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DURING the course of a discussion in the Legislative Council on Tuesday, originated by Mr. Davis, who moved the adjournment of the House to make a personal explanation,…
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LITTLE interest was this year manifested in the Borough elections, and for the five vacancies there was no contest. About 25 attended at noon, and the Mayor (Mr. E. Hockey), as…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. O'SULLIVAN asked the Colonial Treasurer whether it was tru £750,000 worth of Treasury bills were being offered in London,…
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THE Council, with the exception of Aldermen Norrie and M'Garen, met on Tuesday evening for the election of Mayor. It having been resolved that the election should take…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, the consideration in committee of the Electoral Bill was resumed. An amendment in favour of the restoration…
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THE Rev. Dr. Geekie preached in the Presbyterian Church at Bathurst a sermon on "The Christian Patriotic," in view of the present political development, taking for his…
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THE result of the South Sydney election is no more than was expected, so far as the position of the candidates upon the poll is concerned. Where disappointment will be…
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THE local event of the past week—if we omit that greater one of the flood, which to a very cosiderable extent overwhelmed the interest in the other—was the election of Mayor for…
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THE declaration of the poll took place on Monday. The proceedings were very tame after the contest. Mr. S. MACNAUGHTAN thanked the…
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IN the Legislative Council on Tuesday, the Elections Bill was in committee. A long discussion ensued on the clause giving a vote to electors when outside the district for…
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THE sitting of the Legislative Council on Tuesday occupied about four hours, the greater part of the time being devoted to the consideration of proposed provisions of the…
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