The Senate Election. Mr. John Norton in Singleton
MR JOHN NORTON, one of the candidates for the Federal Senate, arrived in Singleton on Monday afternoon. In the evening he spoke from the…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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A Candidate's Speech
According to the New York "Tribune," a candidate for the office of constable in Boone County, Kentucky, recently made the following speech:—"Ladies and gentlemen,…
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THERE has, after all, been no opposition to Mr. Barton, and he has been returned unopposed. The Federal Premier was at Orange when the time…
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It is a curious circumstance that Queen Victoria has never seen her "faithful Commons" in session. She is denied a spectacle that may be witnessed by the…
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MR J. G. GRIFFIN, an alderman of the City of Sydney, and member of the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board, addressed the electors of…
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AT his meetings at Morpeth and Dungog Mr. Barton requested the electors to vote for the Protectionist bunch at Senate election. The Freetrade and…
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According to the complete nominations in this State of candidates for the Senate, and the list of candidates expected to contest seats in the House of…
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At the Town Hall on Wednesday, in the presence of about a dozen electors, Colonel Alex. Wilkinson, Returning-Officer for the Hunter federal electorate, made the official announcement of the election of…
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In our advertising columns will be found the lists of candidates for the Senate selected by the Premier and by the Freetrade and Liberal Committee also advertisement of…
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THE meeting held in the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday night, when Mr J. P. Gray addressed the electors, may be taken as an evidence of the…
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Of all the functions which an Australian is privileged to take part in, none arouses in him as much interest as a Parliamentary election ; and of all the days which are dedicated…
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Last evening about a hundred and fifty electors gathered in front of the Exchange Hotel, to hear Mr. Donald Macdonell, General Secretary of the Australian Workers' Union, and a candidate for the…
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COMMENTING on the Federal Premier's advice to the electors at Dubbo, to send only clean men to the Senate, oven if they had to vote for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →—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, March 27, 1901. Our Sydney Letter. [From Our Correspondent]. The Elections
The elections will be over before my next letter appears, and unless by some flaw in the slovenly and ambiguous Electoral Act they are…
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FRIDAY next is the day set apart for the elections to the first Commonwealth Parliament. The main political issue at stake is between a tariff for revenue and a tariff which…
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A meeting of the electors of The Hunter was addressed last evening, in the Town Hall. West Maitland, by Sir William Manning and Colonel Waddell, two candidates for the Senate. The chair…
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The palling for New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and West Australin. will take place on tomorrow, March 20th, and that for…
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MR. SEE has accepted the commission of the Lieutenant-Governor to form a Ministry, and will proceed with his task next week. The federal elections will then have been decided,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Polling Day. a Public Holiday. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
TO-MORROW (Friday) is gnzetted a public holiday on account of it being polling day in the State of New South Wales for the Commonwealth House…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Elections. Addresses by Hon. A. J. Gould and Mr. J. T. WALKER
About three hundred people gathered in the Town Hall last night to hear the Hon. A. J. Gould and Mr. J. T. Walker (Freetrade candidates for the Senate) speak in support of their candidature. The…
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