RENDER WOOD'S ATTACK ON THE PREMIER.

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 75, 18 July 1876, Page 3

RENDER WOOD'S ATTACK ON THE PREMIER.

On fclu- 'i'-tu of Jttttw, Mr. Reinler Wood I 'dm'/now) celebrated awl di.-«gr»ue-"X personal »ttecfc upon *h» **»•»...«r. ,', ,f (1 ||„ w inu' '■■'''<' of m» remarks '•— ' /,' in Clue, beside* the honora-Me Ll'ier »*'he h«tut of the (iwiwtwv ut. Ti «,* o*h« ; r member* of this liuuac '',!,, ,„„ iudi.-ron.Mly characters any little nlinritv of manner that, certain, honor* fificd to-nitfM if i w««. to do so; hut I ;,,k if. in a '"I'I sample* arwt « do not m--11„ follow ii, If I «twU apposing I h '"j. ( (~„ describe the manner of the l?,'!„»nbk where, Sir, in J-mbliince warranto to liken him I I .hlnotyooothv: stagehand refer to a SUluncW, for .ha most ctttmsy baletTmmt it irrace to the manner of the CM member. I «mkl not go to the SLsfcuwl Judy man, for the matter of S wonderful exhibitor of this little I„u<lY ia «fte» *° humorous and so wttty ; LtoothiiMf the honorable gentleman has !JoP»wdcouM. by W*y possibility, comnw.« with it. * etmUl not go into mcchaL 3 fot the honorable gentleman s caJcxt- ; lutio'iw have neither the precision nor the awmracy of a calculating maehaie. Where : wiulil t'g" ( £ should travel far and travel ; widt!; and if I happened to come upon a \ fnrmyai'd t might enter the enclosure. I ; jliuulil not S O, {(> tne staffer where the ,: (inndßomu and intellectual creature—the ; ji urso i» domiciled ; but I should go to [ amithttf part of the enclosure, and what \ part H leave it to the imagination of honor- ; iblu members to suppose, where, in some miiut corner, is domiciled an animal which , has neither the beauty, nor the grace, nor j the intelligence of the horse. But I don't i wiWi to pursue these things in any way." ;