Our Letter Box. Federal Election. To the Editor of the Chronicle
SIR,—In your last issue I noticed a letter on this subject, advocating that a committee be formed with the view of sending an invitation to the Hon. G…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Late News by Cable. London, Oct. 17. the United States Presidential Election
Mr. Bryan, the [?] candidates for the Presidency of the United States has had a great reception in New York. Under the auspices of the Tammany organisation he has addressed huge…
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The Legislative Assembly sat yesterday mainly to continue the consideration of the Estimates. Owing to the progress made on Thursday night, the votes for nearly all the departments had been made…
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Satisfactory must be the verdict pronounced on the result of the British general election. Lord Salisbury does not come from the country in be good a position as that which…
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As the result of the general slections in the United Kingdom Lord Sallsbury's Government has been granted a mew lease of power with a majority…
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The victoria of Mr. Williams [?]miners at the recent elections wive him control of the Nationalist porty in the House of commons. Mr. John e. Redmond, the [?]ular leader of the party…
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During his address at Breke on Saturday night Mr Dight, M.P., had a word to say about the coming Federal slections It was with the greatest pleasure that he…
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Yesterday In the Assembly Ministers said that the Government has not lost sight of the desirability of increasing the export trade, since both the demands of South Africa and China have created new markets for some of our products…
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DURING an address at Brake on Saturday night Mr. Dight, M.P., had a word to say about the coming federal elections. It was with the greatest…
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Yesterday in the Legislative Council, The Parliamentary Electoral Law Suspension Bill was read a third time, passed, and sent to the Assembly…
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The Imperial Parliament has been prorogued to the 10th December, but it is considered unlikely that it will meet before February next…
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In the Assembly yesterday, No opposition was given to the Pacific Cable Enabling Bill, which passed its third reading and was sent to the Upper House…
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The extravagancies which invariably mark the progress of a presidential election have (according to the Globe) already begun to show themselves in the United States. Among the…
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The latest Uralla-Walcha returns area—McMahon 332, M[?] 298, L[?] 266. Only one small return has yet to arrive, but this cannot alter the result…
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PRESENTLY the Parliament of New South Wales will be called on to define by statute the boundaries of the Federal Electorates. the commissioners have, it is understood, revised…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, a petition from the residents of Sydney, and suburbs was presented by Mr. Spruson, praying for an amendment of the licensing laws. On the motion of Sir…
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In the Assembly to-day, Mr. J.C. Fugpatick asked the Minister of Justice why Jimmy Governor was to be tried in Sydney instead of in the town near which his capture had been effected, or at the…
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The translation of the Attorney-General from the Assembly to the more congenial and less trying position of a seat in the Legislative Council was accomplished yesterday, when…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The chief business was the passing through committee of the Supreme Court Procedure and the Money lenders Bills, and the second reading and…
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In the forthcoming election for President of the United States. Mr. Bryan relice meetly for support in the large cities, and President M'Kinley largely depends upon the remote rural vote, the result of…
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