Political Parliament
ON Wednesday the Council adjourned for a week in [?] of the voss of [?] being moved in the othex house In the Assembly Mr. [?]…
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Politics & elections, 1899
237 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 12
Parliament
In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Reid desired to make a statement with regard to certain words of Mr. Barton's which he took as imputations against his personal integrity…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Was Parliament Oreated for the People? or Were the People Created for Parliament? —The Former, One Would Say; But It Would Seem Practically the Latter.—outrageous Advances Along the Path of Money Grabbing.—you May Have Government by the People and of the People: You Will Never Have Government for the People
Now that the accomplishment of federation is within measurable distance it is time that public thought should be directed to the consequent…
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On Wednesday the Council adjourned for a further week in consequence of the ministerial crisis. In the Assembly, the Speaker gave his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Queensland Referendum.—a Substantial Federal Majority.—the Result Especially Welcome to Federalists in New South Wales —Opposition to Be Expected in the Queensland Parliament at the Final Stage.—result Probably the Same As with Us.—cumulative Effect of the Popular Vote.—opponents Become Converted or Acquiesqe.—freetrade Throughout the Federation. and Probability of a Moderate Outside Tariff
ANOTHER step towards the formation of federated Australia has been taken by the colonists of Queensland. A majority of about six thousand having…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Preparing for the Election. Mr. Grogan Organising
WHEN the news of the defeat of the Reid Government reached Yass on Friday, it was received for the most part with the liveliest satisfaction, and to…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Reid said that owing to the vole of cencure being carried he had asked the Governor for a dissolution, but the request…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Remarks Upon the Political Situation.—a Dissolution of Parliament Should Take Place Only When the Usefulness of Parliament and Its Ability to Furnish Vigorous Administration Are Exhausted.—tribute to Mr. Reid's Services.—fair Consideration Promised to the Measures of the Incoming Administration
THOSE who are friendly to Mr. Reid and his administration will be inclined to regret that they saw their way to advise a dissolution of…
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On Wednesday there was no quorum and the Council adjourned. In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, A message was read from the Governor as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stoppage of Public Business During Ministerial Re-elections.—to Some Extent Unnecessary and Involving Much Delay of Private Members' Business.—old Precedents Not Applicable to the Conditions of Things Now. However Useful Centuries Ago
AMONGST the inconveniences of the present system of responsible government is to be classed the delay of legislation and of public business…
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Young, Tuesday.—Mr. Neil Neilsen announces that he intends to contest the Burrowa seat in the labour interest. He enters upon the campaign at once…
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Germanton, Wednesday.-- The Premier and party arrived about noon yesterday at Culcairn, where Mr. Lyne lunched, and spoke briefly in response…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Burrowa Election. Mr. Niel Nielsen a Contestant. a Labor Candidate
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Niel Nielsen received a telegram from Sydney informing him that he had been selected by the Parliamentary Labor Party to contest the Burrowa electorate, the…
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In addition to Messrs, Waddell and Neilsen it will be seen from art announcement in this issue that Mr. W. E. Dwyer, who is a solicitor of Goulburn, announces that he will contest the seat…
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MR. CRICK, Postmaster-General, Mr. Fegan, Minister for Mines, and Mr. O'Sullivan, Minister for Works, have been returned unopposed. The nomination of Mr. Fegan's opponent was invalid…
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MR. T. H. HASSALL, Minister for Lands, Mr. See, Colonial Secretary, Mr. Perry, Minister for Education, and Mr. Wood, Minister for Justice, have been returned unopposed…
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INTEREST centres chiefly in the election for Ashfield where Mr. Wise is being opposed by Mr. Bavister. The return of the former in regarded as being very doubtful…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Latest. Sydney, Tuesday, 1.32 p.m. The Ashfield Election
CONSIDERABLE interest is being taken in the Ashfield election, and a close contest is anticipated. The result will probably be known before 8 o'clock to night…
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The supporters of Colonel Waddell are working vigorously to secure his return. Mr. T. Weddell, member for the adjoining electorate, Cowre, has been enthusiastically…
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THE election for the Ashfield seat in the Legislative Assembly rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr. Wise, attorney general, resulted yesterday in the return of Mr. Wise, by…
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