The Singleton Argus Thursday, April 4Th. 1901. the Elections
THE results of the elections for the first Commonwealth Parliament show clearly that the people of the States outside Victoria are not prepared to…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Victorian Election Act. State Members Barred. LONDON
THE King has assented to the bill passed by tha Victorian State Parliament prohibiting members of that Parliament sitting in the Federal…
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Mr Lonsdale, who was beaten by Mr Sawers for the New England electorate is challenging Mr Sawers' election on the ground of certain…
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The Federal elections have come and gone, and although the Re[?]ites were victorious in point of numbers in New South Wales, there is a fair working…
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Mr John See has not yet formed his administration and the fact that Mr Wise (Attorney General) and Mr Wood (Minister for Justice) were not…
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FREETRADERS are jubilant over the result of the elections, and claim it as a triumph for the principles of Cobden. They won every city and suburban…
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The stars in their courses fight against a meeting of the State Parliament before it expires by effluxion of time. The only interval in which it can meet is between the…
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Classification of the numbers of the Commonwealth Legislature in relation to the fiscal issue has been attempted. One such classification appears elseswhere. Bat these…
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Sydney Freetraders are jubilant over the elections. In Sydney and suburbs, as I predicted, they simply swept, the poll, not a single Bartonian…
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The community can derive some information from the recently-completed Federal Elections. It is evident that henceforth the "bunch"…
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THERE are practically no changes in the results of the elections for the Commonwealth Parliament. The latest figures for the Senate are as follows:—…
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A proclamation as a special supplement to the Government Gazette is to be issued forthwith further proroguing the State Parliament from April 10th till May 2lst. The proclamation will not make the…
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A COUNTRY member, writing last week to the Daily telegraph, essays to show that while certain interest of city and suburban constituencies would no wise suffer by a reduction…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Political Matters. Me. See's Cabinet Not Yet Formed Mr. Brunker a Stumbling Block. Meeting of Parliament. Sydney
Up to noon to-day Mr. See had not succeeded in forming his Cabined, though it is not thought he, will experience any difficulty, in getting a team together from his own side of, the House. It is,…
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THE State Parliament cannot remain long now without facing the people, to whom it will have to account for its good and evil deeds. Freetraders who…
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A supplement to the Government Gazette of the 9th instant contained a proclamation farther proroguing the Parliament of the State of New South Wales to the 21st May…
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A COUNTRY member, writing last week to the Daily Telegraph, essays to show that while certain interests of city and suburban constituencies would ne wise suffer by a reduction…
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Now that the smoke is elearing away from the battlefield, it is possible to take stock of the results of the elections. Although the…
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A CONSIDERABLE body of opinion exists in favour of lessoning the number of the members of the Assembly by taking the federal electorates, and giving each three members…
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Quite a plethora of candidates are already out for seats in the State Assembly, which will shortly be vacated by members who have been elected to serve in the Commonwealth Parliament…
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