The Seine Election
An intensely bitter party feeling has been imported into the election to the French Chamber of Deputies for the Department of the Seino (Paris), for…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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The Political Situation. Supplies Refused New Government. Mr M'millan's Amendment. Freetrade Government Wanted. Parliament Dissolved
IN the Assembly on, Wednesday afternoon, Mr M'millon rose, amidst great cheering form the Ministerial side of the House, and moved the following…
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THE silent preparations for a general election that have been going on in many quarters during the week will not be in vain. The dissolution is coming in a few days at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Sworn to no Master, of no Seet am I "Be just and fear not." The Singleton Argus. Wednesday, January 23Rd, 1889. The Elections
THE elections commence on the first day of the month and close on the 16th. Practically, therefore, they will be over in a fortnight, as against three weeks…
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THE Freetrade Association Committee met to-day, and had a very full meeting, but up to the present no fresh development has taken place…
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Following is a list of candidates in the field. F means freetrader; P., protectionist. ALBURY (1).—Mr. J. Wilkinson, P.; G. Day, P. ARGYLE (2).—Mr. S. Meyer, Mr. Thomas Rose,…
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A well-attended meeting of Mr A. J. Gould's Committee) was hold at the Central Committee Rooms, Oldfellows' Hall, on Wednesday night, when final arrangements…
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YESTERDAY afternoon Mr A. J. Gould commenced his electioneering campaign. At 2.30 p.m. he addressed a meeting at Mr Arthur Camphells, Ready Creek. There was…
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On Friday evening Mr. H. J. Brown delivered a most telling address to a very large and enthusiastic audience, from the balcony of Hollinshead's hotel. Mr. Brown most lucidly expounded the fallacies of…
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THE following were the nominations received up to Monday evening by the respective Mayors for the offices of aldermen and auditors for the Borough of Singleton and…
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THE elections are now in full swing. The Freetrade party are better organised than ever, and I have no fear of the ultimate result of the appeal to the electors…
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MR W. C. BROWNE, the Protectionist candidate for the electorate, addressed a meeting at Mr M'Alpin's Bulge, on Saturday morning, Mr C. H. Durham in the chair. Mr…
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Messrs. W. E. Abbott, R. G. D. Fitzgera'd, and Thos. Hangerford were nominated for the Upper Hunter on Monday. The show of hands was in favour of the two first-named…
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The leaders on both sides having addressed their followers, the electorate struggle in New South Wales has now fairly begun. Sir Henry Parkes once more repeats the watchword, freedom of trade,…
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Mr. Harold Tilley addressed the electors at the School of Arts, Gunnedah last, night in the protectionist interest. He went fully into all the the political questions of the day, and expressed…
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ON Wednesday evening Mr A. J. Gould, the Freetrade candidate for the sort for Patrick's Plains, addressed the electors in the ball of the Mechanics Institute, which was crowded…
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The election for the Murrumbidgee took place to-day, with the result that Messrs Germley, Dibbs, and Coplaed were returned by a large majority…
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DURING the tremendous crush that occurred at the Murrumbidgee nomination at the close of the Premier's address a striking incident occurred. Amidst the tremendous cheering…
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For Wellington, Mr. Ferguson, protectionist, was elected. For Balmain, Messrs. Garrard, Hawthorne, F. J. Smith, and Clubb, four freetraders, were elected…
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Precisely at 8 a.m. on Saturday the polling booths opened, but comparatively few people were then about. As the morning advanced, however, large crowds assembled,…
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