The Late Election
Mr. Editor.—With reference to your leading article of the 8th inst., advising electors to threw me over in the contest for the Cowper electorate in favour of Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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The Cowper Election
Mr. P. S. Eldershaw, Divisional Returning Officer, yesterday made his official declaration of the noll for the Cowper election. The exact figures are as under:—Thomson…
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The Liberal and Reform Association is vigorously at work organising and arranging for prominent speakers to address meetings in support of Mr. J. S. Withington…
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Mr. P. S. Eldershaw, Divisional Returning Officer, has made his Official declaration of the poll for the Cowper election, The exact…
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SYDNEY. Friday.—Those actively engaged in the Blayney contest in the interests of Mr. Withington are Messrs. Hogue, Hurley, Oakes, Cohen, Robson, M's.P., and…
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Whittled down to a contest between two candidates is the final position of the Blayney election. Mr. Crick has retired somewhat dramatically, after having fired at…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The "Reinisch Westfalische Zeitung," circulating in the industrial districts round Essen, declares that 1906 witnessed the debacle of the German…
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The re-count of the South Australian votes for the Senate has been proceeding for the last few days. The counting of the boxes for the Hindmarsh division at Port…
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LONDON, Sundny.—The open letter, or manifesto, which the German Chancellor (Prince von Bulow) addressed to the Imperial Anti-Socialist Democratic Union has…
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The Premier, Mr. Carruthers, addressed a largely attended meeting at Milithorpe on Tuesday, in support of the Reform candidate for the Blayney seat…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—In the course of an interview. Mr. G. H. Reid said that the number of people who abstained from votting was a seandal and a disgrace. The…
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Having been reduced to a contest between two candidates, chief interest in the Blayney election centres on the industry infused into it by both political parties. And…
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There is good authority for stating that Parliament will meet for a short session in May next. It is understood that the legislation will include…
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The polling for the election of a member of the Assembly for Blayney, in the place of Mr. W. P. Crick, resigned, took place on Saturday, the result being :—J. S…
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Mr. Hogue claims that while Mr. Withington's return vindicates the Government's administration it is also a victory for the Liberals…
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Th by-election for the East Melbourne seat in the State Parliament, rendered vacant by the resignation of Sir Samuel Gillott, took place on Tuesday. There were only two condidates,…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The election of a representative in the Legislative Assembly of the Blayney electorate, to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. W. P…
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Humors in regard to the retirement of two Ministers have given rise to a demand by the supporters of the Government for a statement by the Premier…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lost Humours of Elections. Bribery, Corruption, and Kidnapping in Old Fights
It must be admitted that the amount of interest and excitement which is to be derived from a general election is not so great now as it was in the…
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