MR T E. TAYLOR AND THE TRANSVAAL.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10483, 23 October 1899, Page 2

MR T E. TAYLOR AND THE TRANSVAAL.

TO IBIS rntTOR r>? TUE HU^S. gj r yjjf correspondent, "J. Henderson Coob'" wioetrer anu wiuutver he may be, ii ."poirezily * supporter of tbe man with ono idea-Mr T. h. Taylor. Whether he has readirary number of "Hansard" 13 a small iten*to enquire, but what I, like miny nlhrs, coiJMfe* a mw!t ' ioiportant p~r.t in a n imumiintiTi* of the people is that he siiouid exlibit. otter callousness for tie Mother Uijintry- ot tonu.ia v.tu » thleJ^ ll7 rw>rct<int<jd at the Jubilee ofiOW beloved Queen, he has now raised h\s pdoseabte mouth at the volunteers bein|SßDt to tight for the protection of our now Empire. Such an one is Mr T. E. Taypt It would be an interesting question t*" I*™ whether lie would hare objected ti* similar sum of money being expended #» eo.y,*a proposal to send any of hie broil* prohibitionists, or even himself, to th|tfc«" v aal to speak on prohibition? WE J- Henderson Cobb name any other mem|r of Parliament who possesses lew iniluenFfo"" his constituency than does the nun wtt one idea—Hγ T. E. Taylor? Turn to arrf*peech made by the latter, and "sly grog.'illiquor," and prohibition" will appear as m predominant words. Surely something ppre than "one idea" deserves attention i Parliament. Be that as it may, I amfcnly convinced that at the ensuing elect iS Mr T. X Taylor will be absent from the M of those chosen to represent ChrkitchunM—Yours, etc., I ELECTOR.