THE DEMOCRAT

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 268, 14 November 1935, Page 6

THE DEMOCRAT

Sir, —'In this morning's j is a letter written by Mr.! land that evidently -tonvqni conceptions and errors. Il to take Mr. Hartland to a gentleman to whom he D secretary, for both are m» ces in the game. At titi there is a need of juftisfl men, and neither innocea ance can take that claial 1 do not know Mr. El have 1 met the gentlem know enough of the ulO politics which 1 thing eve? takes up a pen to write U ought to know, and thaiil leader of a party, let hal Tory, Bolschivie. or Der-fcH called upon to answer public meeting. Neill ’ ‘ or Air. Forbes “arrogittj this priviledge; it is ar. I and I am certain Air. Fori the first in the world » knuckles of Mr. Harf'plied the term to Mr. Fi rush in where angel* Now please do not ."M the idea that 1 «ni ’’-•Jl Democrat Party inter'*- 4 *. “ I party interest, but lise ■ I I wish to see fair [lay I However, a> Mr. h'--*. be called upon to an ’ W j land’s question-, let u< and sec if the- are intelligent man eirlearonal No. I, 2, h let a bunch because they u thing in common, and common in the three will Mr. Hislo] Should Mr. Hartland w secretary of > a pL Federation ask a que*’<9-, party, would take it If then how can hi* >•• other party to Piease, Mr. Hurtland. - - mo, there an- Inn rcBT: J, I would like to tear , . piece®, but do not .uj your short coming? by the name ,nc 1 am w- J R I 12/11,35. i