I LATER DESPATCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3392, 14 June 1881, Page 3

I LATER DESPATCHES.

, |r GEORGE GREY'S POLICY. - V! EXPECTED ANNOUNCEMENT TOJ DAY. |ldo not believe it is the intention of Sir Mfte Grey to move au amendment to-day, i ' ■ lit it certainly appears to me that in the \ €Uent position of affairs, it is Sir George ley's duty to give a bold and coniprehen- / outline of the measures himself and ends think essential for the welfare the country. He ought to give Me in sufficient detail to' enable . cry intelligent elector to grasp- his ' effS . He has a good opportunity of doi this on the Address-in-Rcply to the pernor's speech, which, iv an hour or two rill bo under consideration of the House. L-uld he avail himself of this opportunity, illhave the best reasons for believing he Jjl he may render a real Bervice to the iintry, a3 ail doubt as to the intentions of L Liberal party will then be removed, and Jiff man who cares about New Zealand !!jj then make up his mind whether tbe Semplated measures are worthy of his ..port or not. If they are really wise ijej Auckland should be benefitted, for she lo suffered more than any other from want j joy patent control in the colonial adkaistratioa. No hope can open to her a Kht future on account of her distance Lj, (he centre Government, until true nd efficient self-government is once more j fit-red to her, together with that share of j iillic funds to which she is entitled for j U improvement. It is reported that Sir j Lrseffill take UP lI"s position in speak- j iagtot&e Addrcss-in-Keply to-night. j