The Taranaki Herald. PUBLISHED DAILY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1879.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3237, 26 September 1879, Page 2

The Taranaki Herald. PUBLISHED DAILY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1879.

speech whiolrHirl3r<^ir«gH^lJ^ Hverod^s^vcj^y/iappfifliJJSito havo boj3ii constr 'acted with the view of throwing iijito 'iproiniiieiicG iwha'toVer (rtiJi'tfcors of lessor importanco it was possible to touch uponi and sliu'iiiig o f ver. ..oyoily'things re^ociihi'g wl^ich'any 1 vtfub ie a^xietjr^as %%: ip ,'ojf . newspaper) .parlanoe is < called ipaddingi;'- andiq then.' iiieaßnrbs' (ll .'|)ijo'. posod" ( fo^ ''subniissioir 'ti' 'Parliamoltit 'may^bb 1 ieme'(l !11(<1 'fa'nc^'' Witolqiy ! , ;bei% MMj.JVLfih ;; laß,|a,ii 1 aB,|a,iiy n ,}|| i in)i,stW might introduce m<l ;aßktho(parhftmo|iit itoideailiWithi"! So jhoftVen^borii'^enhi. 1 ? «is needed 't6 tH«'c'c^di 4) thß'']?nany ; of' ! otir pi-op^sejl jtpi^q.a^fiq^pUaUed W punply ; ( a coni<i^uatioii 'Of (iWjhat > has • 'boon" doiao atit'previous yeflirßMitfdbiin'tf mis[ta|<es ys, Cpqip^ f piiy thecspeocjh wiatipoint' on. which thdptebl c, has anbciously ' awaited 1 ! sObW 'titte" Va'ii'c m ' 'dh"tlie;i)a^t ! oi «^oVdi^iilciiW-bK Y> \vlvat it intends to do # jegavcung jmivQ matters on this. coast. On this subjoot ;tho - spoeoh')'iß"'m'oß()tjiildefiilite ii fnay, misleadihg^foi'lro^'caif W/iGPoV^i - meut.sjpoak.jof /' tho poaMitfandloyrl co,ndu^ipffih^tn^tiy,Q,pooplO)genorallyJ' when it is known to the world that ip. Whiti tlib i JftWnanclatiU fiheltm Hii'oldjn^heiVthe jpapors/thi'oughout 1 th ; o' 'Colony 1 w j day. record the unlawftiP ddiHjict gf/^ip Ngatilcato trib'6 at tho Upper' Thames', whp, ,, ; cl)iU'ing | , fte «hort ( • fe^ce^ that ' was' necessary, ion' tlib ' oloctions t() „t|vko ; place,! , ; committed/*!' >dtfedsTo? outrage; on^'Eitropearis ?' ,'HoW can .siii'vpypra i to: leave tthoi landJ .owned «by 4he Govdniriierit at ßaugiriril'ftikl J h'oaj of iutei/^rib'al 'diktii'rliauciss uMhb'Bay ofi'Manids' ?< .If this extreme retieono< about nativo affairs has any'^oaning it , miisi ,bp thatiho , jGjOyojmment has n^&iti/fftjw > i;oMt:pf r^ t own policy and that it Views xlib presont, state, of ;&s%*%s , M p^i^Lp^ppn.ents <fo\ Tho" greater portion of the speech iasj devoted .to' tho i! that' tli'e'j -Go voriimont intend r tinkOTmtf with tlio Oonstitutibn^Acts'/suelr oV 'altering the quaMoatipn of flteeto|sS lf# .ftu^ reducing tti'ip djtoawQn^ofT^ jfco ;t^re'o ' year/?. ' \ : t Tto menjto, j-as ; aised' ;by ;tlio -advocates of : rtheso "mpasui'O.s; 11 '^ ifttrodttc^ljd' 'ln full;' in'td 17 ' the 1 »,,;', rciajjy radical alteration^ : iri, .the donstiand iny,aQQwdrjWith jthoj, popular 'Wish. r £he/, rpwainder, pf ,tho/manifestpjmay |b summarised ■ >vovy < • shortly, * Moasuro.s ar t e"»?.jo «fo ■ ritib^i«jM I ' : j^ M ,;s^ j i>^{ai WsfiWu'tf. ;» '.l'iu;' I ,;^:^' election of local governing.!, bodies l , , whilsts those; bodies 1 take tlio Govern- 1 mont. subsidies; small fiirniors| j some moans aro, f6' ' j6l>tai)ti ' 'ppssjdsgipn j pf land, i#orp readily ihan at present'; natives arc .to havo power given 'them to (lispoKO of their land bjr a|i'6ti6n \ and tho immigration' of Chino'se is to bo,i'cgul(itot|. li^imation is'alsomado of tho public Works being vigorously J! proscicuted, ' arid of the proposed;appointment of several select committees to enquire iuto 'and report upon mattors which tho,GpYornm©nt apparently wisli ,tb»rolibvo th'omsolvefl from all responsibility. The speooh is simply ah echo of the,,, one, delivered two months 'aiid;! from,,. its, reticence respecting native ' affairs ■ is not very assuring to' those' dwelling in the, North Islandl, Tho speech' concludes by His, Excellency, sincoroly trusting "that a spirit of wisdom and of sound judgment may animate ( oach .branch of tho ■ Legislature,^' a prayer wo heartily echo, for a spirit of selfishness • and want of jiulgmont- so oftou prorails in thoso bodies, that it is as well to romiiid tho members that it is not their own interests alone they aro sent to Wellington to look after .