PREMIER AND ARCHBISHOP.
Melbourne, bhis day.
Friction has arisen between bho Premier and Archbishop Carron the labter declining an invibabion of the Trades and Labour Council to take parb in a deputation to the Premier on the Bubject of the unemployed. Archbishop Carr wrote regretting tbab he could not with any sense of respecb join bhe deputation, as the attitude Mr Patterson had adopted towards the Leongatha Labour colony had forced him to believe that participation in the proposed deputation would be useless and humiliating. The cause of disapprobation is that the Premier praised the founders of the Leongatha colony for self-sacrifice, bub veered round when asked for a larger amounb of monetary support than he had at firsb promised.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 26 February 1894, Page 4
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