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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 124, 22 November 1895, Page 2

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No more powerful indictment has ever been mado of the degradation of our Parliament, or the decay of Liberalism beneath the tyranny of the "ticket," than waß formulated by Sir Robert Stout in tho course of his speech during the closing hours of the sef &ion, uion th" 1 third reading of the Appropriation Bill. It was towards the ond of n Bitting that had lautod almost continuously for two days and a night that this speech was delivered, and then to almost empty benches —but a bare quorum of membors, and only one Minister, being continuously present Ministerial followers, who had been earlier in the week reduced to submission by a threat of dissolution, hung about the lobbios, t'red, dogged, and ashamod, waiting only for the division bell that they might voto at the bidding of their master, and onco again submit to tho tyranny of tho Seddon ticket Outvoted constantly by a dumb majority, and phyßioally exhausted, the few remaining members, who had vainly protested against legislation by brute foroe, for the most part Blepfc. Tirod nature refused to be atiri'td oven by the justly indignant f>ln(|ti?nuc of tho senior member for Wol. lini?ton. Uuder such circumstances it was not unnatural that tho report of theao proceedings had in oar columns to bo restricted t» tho barest mention ot the time ; but now that we havo before us the full text of a speech that should bo preserved and mado known, we proposo to pa»s its Bnliont points nnder reviow. Following tho Treasurer, Sir Hobei.t Htout premisod by pointing ont that Mr. Ward had deyotod eighty minuteß to a professed explanation of the appropriation of ihe local bodies' sinking funds, the result being that, as usual, ho had simply cloudod the issue with words, and told the Hougo practically nothing. That was the timo to ask themselypfi how far Parliament had fulfilled its dutios in legislation and in revising administration Parliament should havo powor to initiate* didcusßioni- npon important questious affocting the welfare of the State, be a place whero thero was freodom to proposo laws, to get at tho faots of administration and the finance of the country. In none of these things had there been freedom, because of