POLITICS IN THE SISTER COLONIES.
♦ [pbibs abbooiatioh.] Stdnxt, This Dat. A meeting of the Protectionists formed a oentral Exeoutive, witbja view of thoroughly organising the Party. Mr. Lyne stated that a number of seats were lost in the eleotion through want of organisation. Another general eleotion might be precipitated at any moment, and it was necessary to be ready for it. Sir George Dibba said he did not believe there would be another eleotion for three years. The defeat of tho Protectionists was due to the Labour and Sooialistio elements, whioh, if allowed to predominate, would ruin the conntry. He had deoided to retire from active politics for the present.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 54, 31 August 1895, Page 2
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