LIBERAL AND CONSERVATISM.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3229, 17 September 1879, Page 2

LIBERAL AND CONSERVATISM.

Tl THE EDITOR.

Sir,— -In your issue last evoning a letter signed " New Arrival " appears in your correspondence columns, and it appears to me be lost his equilibrum at once ou arrival at tho antipodes in politics, otherwise he could not have studied them before coming hero, or ho would not have jumbled up Liberalism aud Conservatism in the way he has ; for I have found, in speaking to even old Colonials respecting the standing for two seats, the invariable reply has boon that Grey and Sheehau were following tho example of Mr. William Gladstone, the groat Liberal leador and called tho people's William. Has your correspondent forgo! ten that this gentleman stood for Greenwich and South Lancashire ? I would advise 'New Arrival" to rub the film from his eyes, and then he may be able to see that it is himself who has made the mistake, and not those who arrived at tho antipodes bofore him. — I am. &c,

Y.Z. Now Plymouth, September 15, 1879.

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