Election Notes
Mr Reid spoke at Orange on Thursday night, and was subjected to organised interruption However, he did not allow a small minority to…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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The Singleton Argus Saturday, 23Rd July, 1898. the Singleton Election
THE toesin of war having been sounded in this district, in connection with the general election throughout New South Wales, the people will be called…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The General Election. Electorate of West Maitland. Mr. Edmunds' Meetings
Mr. Walter Edmunds held the following meetings on Saturday; at 2.30 p.m., W. Mill's Hotel, Mr. John Enright occupied the chair. The place was packed and a very good hearing was given…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Freetrade and the Election
WE revert to this subject to say a few words respecting the scare which the enemies of the party led by Mr. Barton are attempting to raise. They are never weary of repeating that…
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The Chief Secretary will address a meeting of electors at Mrs. Avison's, Buchanan, at 8.30 to-night; while Mr. Samuel Clift will speak at Morpeth at 7.30, and the Good Templars' Hall,…
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Great as was the interest taken in the general election on last occasion, much greater is taken in the various contests to bo decided to-morrow throughout the…
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At a meeting of the Executive to-day, Parliament was further formally prorogued till August 13. It is understood the Assembly will be called together for the despatch of business on…
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Mr. Walter Edmunds, the selected National Federalist, held a most successful meeting at the Town Hall last night, the hall being crowded to overflowing, very many having to go away, not…
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Meetings of electors will be addressed this evening as follows :—Mr. John Gillies at Mills' Family Hotel at 7 o'clock, at Freeman's Hotel at 8, and. Holden's Exchange Hotel at 9, Mr. Walter…
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Notwithstanding the inclement state of the weather, there was a very good attendance at Mr. Houghton's mooting at the Oddfellow's Hall on Saturday…
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IN reference to the questions asked Mr. Houghton at his meeting here on Saturday night as to some aspersions he is alleged to have cast upon the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Men and the Election. Oflioo Euilway Coinniisßioiiers, Sydney, 22ud July, 189 S.
Sir,—I have to acknowledge your letter of the 20th inst., relative to railway men having time to record their votes on polling day. I am…
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IN connection with the general election-to-day we have made arrangements to receive the returns for the whole colony by wire from Sydney at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Muswellbrook Chronicle O, sacred weapon, left for truth's defence, Sole dread of folly, vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal Wednesday, July 27, 1898. The Election
TO-DAY the doctors of Roberston, in common with the electors of the rest of the colony, have the duty imposed upon them of electing a…
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In 48 Hours more the great issue will have been decided and nothing that can now be said, will have any influence on the result. If anything…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letter to the Editor. the Robertson Election
SIR,—Mr. Houghton has spoken on several occasions in public as to some alleged statement I am supposed to have made about gaol birds in reference to his past career. He has had many opportunities…
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Public interest in the result of the polling in the various electorates throughout the celony to-day is of the keenest kind. It is greater than on Referendum Day, and the polling in consequence is certain…
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Mr. G. W. Palmer, a Radical, has been elected by a majority of 694 to fill the vacancy for Reading in the House of Commons, caused by the death of Mr. C. Townshend Murdoch (Conservative), the late…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Results of the Polling
We give below, corrected by the latent returns received, the result of te throughout New South Wales…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Polling in Sydney. a Case of Impersonation. [By Telegraph] Sydney
The weather was beautifully fine, and polling was carried on throughout the day. There was great excitement, although everything has been so quiet…
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