WHAT THE WOMEN THINK
THE CAUSE OF LIBERALISM AT STAKE. AUTOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. [From our Parliamentary Reporter.] Wellington, to-day. As senior of the Independent Liberals, Mr Saunders, member for Selwyn, has received the following strongly worded resolution, passed unanimously yesterday by the executive of the Canterbury Women's Institute : "That this Institute, feeling that the cause of Liberalism in New Zealand is at stake, deplores the attitude adopted by the Premier when defending his lute colleague, and when replying to the strictures on his own connection with a foreign syndicate. It also considers that tho recriminations of leading political opponents during the ' Ward debate' afford overwheming evidence that party government, which has become government by an autocrat and his lieutenants, is injurious to tho best interests of the colony."
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7663, 24 June 1896, Page 2
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