MR SWAN AT TARADALE.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6004, 21 November 1890, Page 3

MR SWAN AT TARADALE.

Tho Oddfellows' Hall at Taradalo was last night crowded to its, utmost capacity by lotersS cue and who dcs red to hear Mr Swan address them on the political Questions of the day. Mr liymet was voted to the chair, and he stated he was sure that So Tarttdak people would a- they alwuys had dorrc in tho pant, accrd the Candidato a fide and impartial hearing, and ho called unon Mr Swan to address them . P Mr Swan, on rising, was heartily received, and ho explained that he did not propose to deliver a It speech, but would like to have «friendly kuroro with both those who he honed wero his supporters and also those X were now detected to hi* Candidature, but who might bo inchnod to Ms side. He then gave ins v.ews on the land, education, party government, local manufactures, and tho railway q„e«a nd met with hearty applause at the !, of tho meeting. He desired i to bo •stood that he wanted to be sent down endont member, with tho right to act aud sp eak as he conscientiously -ht would be for the welfare and pro- - oVtho whole colony and for his oonncy . Ho thought that Ins past actions i £ „, Hint the t:u-"t. won d not be 1 Show that UIC ; ~u , ,lfnr •d but would unswervingly bo used lor "d to bo 0t,3. At the termmation of t an hour aud a quarter s plcaHant «-hat wan hoped that ha had not exhausted ,ati o nc/of his hearers, akoough he .go on for another hoar b.tfore ,ould have touchvd upon all tb« K,tN 'which were ot importance to the y , hut. he would be pleased to answer .Vb-st.of his ability any quotum <m or six questions, winch appeared rally to be replied to m away satuttaoto the majority of the audience r Dnimtnondthen propose, n asm, <nco or two, a vote ot UiaiiKs y, iui X his address, aod confidence in him candidate. ThU was seconded by A strong, and on a show ot ha. Is, *iv led with .ome opposition, chiefly from hs who should refrain from expressing pinion, not having a vote. r Swan then proposal a vote of thanks ie chairman, and an extremely plcarant orderly meeting broke, up.