THE COMING STRUGGLE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1690, 31 May 1867, Page 4

THE COMING STRUGGLE.

(TolheEilltor of th* Orxv.oJ)An.rTm&.) Fellow colonists—On Saturday ffi»t you are willed uix>a to decide the future destiny of this great and prosperous Colony. ,; I trwat that every man in the Province fully realises our critical jtoaition, and will embrace tlua opportunity, to protest against tyranny and monopoly, by recording his vote in favor 61 Pros vhicial Legislation, ably adrajnißtered by our Superintendent" (the peoplo'B choice) and Executive. Miners of: ptago-T-ypte for Provincial Government, progress; and development; Vindicate yfoiir electoral rigata to legislate through your representatives; repudiate agents, delegates, andaH-go-bstweens; let not your Judgment be perverted; by I specious representations of mercenary i£mgers pn of the <senoral Government, and political renegades. Beware of flseae social slavers, who sail under false colors, j to beguile the: unsuspecting; | ' ThViiwjir of June o^Jgbt to to^ve been prockiined a holiday throughowls t3te length and breadth of the Province; and bV:hrmiusfl|y,6bae^ve4 M> commeiaoratejtive, protest gift free and loyai'people, against arbitary dictation, tyrannous domin^tioß, aiid the dembifla>x)n of Provincial Ir^tituMons;: CJothmjttees >. ought to b^ /formeid in every Itoiyaaliip lin the Prov^&o, t and every available means adopted togifo jflip Mlesfc publicity to tills all imp^]|t?i|iV ■■Qsißsi'sij<' »ttd ,by sliow

Stafford, Richardson, .and Co., the universal reprobation of their conduct. Otago expects that every man this day will do his duty.—l am, ».y.c. Scotchman, Dujiedin, 29th May, 1807.