OUR MEMBER.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 95, 18 March 1884, Page 2

OUR MEMBER.

-The Wellington papers state that ja i;uu]ouivis-afi.o.atTte- ttrer'EftiQ^r^iL i\i r Walter Johnston will npt [resign Jiis? Weat.in tlie dabinet ; and ln^-Pa/liarneiit and 1 cay e. for ;^l,gg;land ihis i)ioh%h nekt,iaihad been annouricett to beiiis ihtenfcion,' but th'at'He ,\^i)(l,reniiaini here ''iiniiil after the coming' session, and ,assistj< fcis cpolleagu^S'-ili'^-fighung th« iP^rliarisentar^ UMtle.'-'^^e thought as "iiiuch., Not, tha^ .he , yill re, reseat Ma^^djt^i ijiiijihi^l^diiije. As th^e the future, "That's past .iind gone." Manawatu has no sympathy with' or confident \\i Mv 'JoH^fsto^r, wbiild' be to wish, |iuii bpnvpyage. His being m the fl,ouse nexi session nieahs 'that all our lp'cW questions will remain m abeyance. JSTo Goi'ge railJsa\ r , fojifeiie -thing. ! 'No 'opening u-. Qf road communication with Mast^rton, ■ Via Wzhferbtttvfoi-' andthe'ri'^h-fttafly, ]y[!\iVawittU •vvill jbe^ disfranchised, and ( ed eip)?9t no .Denefit ?u dii(jcb gx;.]in- " ' (ii'rect. fi o'm, next se^sjpn^,,; The^k&efor..utewiU.Mmniy lxave [to hide its time, Wd liresumoiMii^oHtnSr^N's vote ts _" wJinted." That is what is the matter. AiPd; therefore .t^q-) d.istjict must suffer Mr Johnston doubtless says to himself, ViTjhey have.s.oken : ijheir)'fiiind pretty . ; plainly of me^ indniow Fll bother Lheni'a bit." Well, it^owid be, a lp^pn for all time 'to cohstituencio'sthrbu'ghdiitthe Colony to beware of, ejecting, 9, jnon^resident, time-serving' repfe3t}njj%l4ye, ;i; lt over ( rtlioy fe^,|nclined, to commit tliemselves to sucji n y f6oiisn and indiscjceet caurso, let : tlieni :: i effe'et^ du 1 "tiVe 'sad experience of lttanarV|ita/in(l be^warned m time. ;