POLITICAL LABORITE AND POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12284, 10 July 1914, Page 8

POLITICAL LABORITE AND POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.

By Telegraph. (SPECTATi TO THE OAMABU MAIL.) Wellington. July 0. Tn his characteristic, wav flip member for Wol'lirigion East. 31 r Jlmdmarsh. dealt caustically in tlif House tins afternoon with ;i class of people lie dubbed political hypocrites. "It- is dip presence -of men like tlu> member for Waikato in this House which brings about all this friction/ Ik* said. "Up stood against the Native Minister milv a .few yoar.s ago." Sir Joseph Ward: '"And ran nun down 'wholesale." : Mr Ilmdmarsh: "Re Ims support oil every parrv in New Zealand. Up leek lip is a political- hypocrite, and tries to reduce overvono to his own level. Evidently Dr" Pomare's conscience pricks him. too, or he.-would not have protested as he does." The Labor member suggested that Dr Pomare.s sneers at the Southern Maori- member representing only 240 Maoris came well t'roni the party which, repealed the second ballo-t, leaving the iirst-past-tho-post system..' He knew a sheep farmer, who told'him that-lie gave a man £7O to come out in the Reform interest to split votes.