The Canadian Election
LONDON, June 6.—A motion censuring Sir Charles Tupper, High Commissioner in London, for the activity he displayed in connection with the recent elections…
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Labour Candidates
The officers of the various branches of the New South Wales Labour Electoral League are making every effort to return labour candidates to Parliament, and confidently anticipate to secure 25 seats…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local Balloting for Candidates. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—A now and important departure has arisen in political organisation, mainly due, it is evident, to the practice adopted by the labour electoral leagues and incorporated in their rules. I refer to the practice of…
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The following is a copy of a letter which has been addressed to Messrs. J. Abbott, E. W. Molesworth, and N. Hawken, Ms.L.A., by the secretary to the Railway Commissioners:—" Gentlemen,—I have the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Temperance Party and the Elections. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—It is no secret wath many in some of our temperance associations, including our Good Templars and local optionists, that for some months past, since I landed in Australia last November, I have been…
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In the Canadian House of Commons a motion was brought forward censuring Sir Charles Tupper, High Commissioner in London, for the activity he displayed in…
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The following are the reports of the movements in the various electorates:— EAST SYDNEY. Six candidates for the suffrages of the electors of…
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THE fight of the general elections is now fairly on. The Government, after great trouble, has arranged the elections in the manner best suited to themselves,…
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A meeting of electors of Balmain and Leichhardt, in favor of the principles of protection, was held in Dick's Hotel, Beattie-street, Balmain, on Saturday…
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The address of Sir Henry Parkes which appears in our advertising columns to-day contrasts vividly with the manifesto issued from the Protestant-hall last…
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LONDON, Sunday. -- The Canadian House of Commons, after a debate extending over three days, has rejected a vote of censure proposed against Mr. C. H. Tupper,…
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The dates of nomination and polling and other particulars in connection with the general election were officially made known yesterday through the Government Gazette…
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Such was the title of a discourse delivered by the Rev. G. W. Taylor in the Centenary Hall, York-street, on Sunday evening. Having taken his audience back to the dark past—3,400 years ago—…
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Beyond the fact of Sir Henry Parkes formally opening the campaign on the side of Ministerial supporters yesterday, there is not much of special interest to record. Sir Henry's speeches given…
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Captain Walters, one of the candidates for Camden, held a splendid meeting at Bowral on Saturday evening; and received an enthusiastic vote of confidence. Mr. Jacobs…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local Balloting for Candidates. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir, -- A new and important departure has arisen in political organisation mainly due, it is evident, to the practice adopted by the Labor Electoral Leagues and incorporated…
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CROOKWELL, Monday. -- Mr. Edward Graham was chosen by the protectionist conference to-day to run with Mr. Rose for Argyle. The choice is generally concurred in here…
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LONDON, Sunday. -- The Canadian House of Commons, after a debate extending over three days, has rejected a vote of censure proposed against Sir Charles…
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Sir, -- I write to protest against Wednesday being selected as the polling day for the general elections for Sydney and suburbs, and also against that day being declared a…
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This hour's the very crisis of your fate. Your good or ill, your infamy or fame, And all the color of your life depends On this important now.—D[?]…
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