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Maoriland Worker, Volume 12, Issue 303, 20 December 1922, Page 11

"I say, and f -will sustain it agahtsi. all ihe powers o* the '«arth. that the slaves are as culpable <zs their tyrants? and I do -not kuow whether liberty has more •-jcati-sft to - complain of those who-;3stvat?o.iior than of those ■who are fools enough fc to defend her.'*~-.]Viirabeau. »■'*'•* * ■ ■ "In the actual stote of our institutions and of our habits, universal suffrage .is the only guarantee of oar rights and of our liberties, and it needs only a breath, a breath of fraternity, passing over oUr towns an& our countrysides, for it to become an fcstrument of social justice."—Anaiole France. ~ , k _ . •