The Municipal Election
FRIDAY last, the day of the first aldermanic election, is one which will long be remembered here. Upon that occasion the ratepayers were called upon to…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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Coraki Municipal Council. Election of Mayor
On Monday evening last the newly—elected Aldermen of the above met at the Odd—followa' Hall, for the purpose of electing a Mayor…
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THE Clarence nomination is fixed for June 19, and polling for tho 24th; Grafton nomination 18th June, polling 22nd. The Richmond nomination has been fixed for…
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Again weare in the throes of a general election. We will have before us the various candidates for parliamentary honours advocating their claims to our…
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LATE Thursday evening Mr. James Stocks, an arpirant for the next Parliament, opened his electioneering meetings by addressing the Electors in the Protestant Hall, Lismore which…
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Since our last issue we have received the following reports from our correspondents, at the places named, of the addresses by Parliamentary candidates:—…
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Mr. J. Brunker, Minister for Lands, enjoyed a quiet walk over again for East Maitland. No one seems to care to oppose him in his present stronghold…
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THE elections in the city and suburbs to-day were conducted with the greatest enthusiasm. The excitement was immense. The M. after name denotes Ministerialist,…
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ADMISSION to the hustings on Thursday was by ticket, and all available space was occupied. Good provision was made for the Press and punctually at noon…
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MR. NORTHCOTT addressed the electors at the Protestant Hall on Wednesday night. The hour fixed, 6.30 p.m., was a very inconvenient one, still about two hundred electors assembled…
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THE subjoined speeches were Made By Labor candidates for West Sydney election, who have been returned:—Mr. Davis said he believed the labourers' opportunity had…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Elections in Lismore. Mr. Martin Before the Electors
NOTWITHSTANDING that no intimation was given of the time or place that Mr. Martin intended addressing the electors is Lismore a fair number attended at the Theatre on…
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At the present juncture a resume of the most important legislation effected during the existence of the late Parliament will be of interest. The passing…
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SIR,—Is it not time this dishonorable and absurd custom of carrying a vote of confidence to every candidate for parliamentary honors should be relegated to the region of old and…
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To-day in the exercise of our manhood's rights we are called upon to upon to make a very important decision. There are seven candidates seeking our suffrages, and it…
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If all Parliamentary candidates are actuated by a disinterested desire to immolate themselves on the altar of sacrifice for the good of the country, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Star. Wednesday, 24Th. June, 1891. the Election of Representatives
TO-DAY the electors have to make choice of who shall be their representativds in a new Parliament and one which we believe will have more important duties devolving on it than has fallen…
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THE following are the results of the polls to date. The later "Mr" signifies Ministerial supporter; "O", Opposition; "I," In. dependent members; *, former members:—…
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MR. LUSCOMBE addressed the electors in the School of Arts on Saturday night. The room was crowded, and on the platform were Mr. Belmore, one of the Sydney Trades and Labour…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Reported Attempt to Buy off Labor Candidates
AN extraordinary and very foolish attempt to buy the two labor, candidates out of South Sydney in the interest of the protectionists is said to have been made, but, to the honor of…
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