LORD CARRINGTON ON FEDERATION.
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<PEB PRESS ASSOCIATION). Received April loth, 1.30 _,m. Sydnkt,' April 1 _. Speaking at the University commemoration, LordCarringtontouchedon federation, referrine to Lord Wolseley's remark that he looked forward to the time when heaven would send statesmen wise enough to federate ail the lauds acknowledging Queen Victoria as sovereign. With all respect to Lord Wolseley, he thought the colonies better as they were. He asked, was Australia not already overdone with good meaning people whose fads, theories, and nostrums were more likely to break us all up.
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7525, 15 April 1890, Page 5
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