The Hawkesbury Election. What an Old Reformer Says
HE widely-spread demand for a change a the system of State administration is the of the most hopeful and encouraging of the political outlook, for it…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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The Sherbrooke Election. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—I noticed with a considerable degree of surprise a paragraph in your last issue stating that the Reformers in your district appear to be undecided as to which…
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IN the House of Representatives, speaking with reference to the shipping clauses in the Arbitration Bill, Mr. Joseph Cook said: My contention is that we have plenty…
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HERE'S an instance of how a very smart man may be caught napping. Mr W. T. Goodge—known to newspaper men as the " Colonel," prophesied in the " Orange…
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THE election is over, and Mr Brinsley Hall, who first ran as an Independent, but was classified and claimed as a Ministerialist, has again been returned by a…
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IN view of the recent election, it is refreshing to learn how our ancestors in the year '49 ran the business. Old Jack Smith, who is 84 years of age, tells the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Late Election. (To the Editor.)
Sir,-I take your correspondent "Buggins" to be a fair-minded and conciliatory man ; also, between the lines, I fancy I can read that he is one of those electors who, while…
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SIR—Permit me to endorse tho sentiment on the above subject contained in Mr. E. O'Donoghue'a letter on the above subject in your latest issue. The practice referred…
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ON the motion of want of confidence in the House of Representatives Mr. Joseph Cook said :— I desire to make one or two remarks concerning…
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ON the motion of want of confidence in the House of Representatives, Mr. Joseph Cook said:—(Continued.)…
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SPEAKING on the Military Estimates in the House of Representatives, Mr Joseph Cook said:—I listened with great interest to the remarks of the leader of the Opposition in…
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