The Election
OWING to there being no contest at Grafton, very little interest was manifested in the election, still a good number assembled round the telegraph office to ascertain the…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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Editorial Echoes. Election Bygones
THE Clarence election has surprised some people. Both candidates could not win, but from reports in circulation, we gained the impression that the contest would have…
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MR. BARTON has expressed the opinion that, intellectually considered, the new Parliament is the worst the colony has ever had. After making full allowance for opinions on…
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A CONTRAST has been drawn between the conduct of the masses and the classes in the election contests in England and In New South Wales. In that contrast it is shown…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes: Having noticed in your issue of to-day a telegram from Fernmount, in which it was stated that the election for Raleigh was to be protested, on…
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TO-DAY Parliament will be opened by Oommission. To-morrow, Parliament will be formally opened by the GOVERNOR, when he will state the object in calling…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. STOREY desired to know when the Government intended to repeal the duties. The Premier said that he intended to make…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. SCHEY proposed his motion for leave to bring in an eight hours bill. The Bill is virtually the same as that passed in the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. The debate on the financial statement was resumed by Mr. SEE. The inevitable justification of the financial policy of his…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The Premier informed Mr. Schey that he could tell him nothing about the motion referring to Mr. Justice Windeyer…
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AT Wednesday's Council meeting a letter from the Wickham Council was read, urging co-operation in the introduction of an innovation in the election of Mayor, to wit, that…
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ON Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Meagher got his bill to amend the Criminal Law and Evidence Amendment Act read a first time, and a bill to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →In Favor of Protection. Mr. Meagher's First Speech in Parliament
SPEAKING against the Customs Duties Bill, Mr. Meagher said: I believe that if we desire to have Australia for the Australians, we should encourage and subsidise native…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Rylstone Election
NEVER in the political history of the colony has there been such a scandal as that which has occurred in connection with the late election of a Parliamentary representative…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The motions for the transmission of the Land and Income Tix Assessment Bill and the Land and Income Tax Bills to the Council…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Meagher made the statement elsewhere reported. THE CIVIL SERVICE…
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ON Tuesday, in the Assembly, after Mr. Crick had made the statement a summary of which appears elsewhere. Mr. Farnell's bill to preserve native flora was further…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Woman and the Elections
A PARLIAMENTARY candidate spoke at a village not for from Glasgow, the other day, and at the close of his address was heckled by the local cobbler, who, although a…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. M'ELHONE moved for a return respecting the number of civil servants holding more than one office under the Crown…
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THE result of the by-elections that have taken place this week has been to leave the state of parties numerically where it was. In the case of Rylstone, Mr. Fitzpatrick, a…
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