The Political Campaign In Queensland Kadn ton Kidston
A Rockhampton Record summary critiques Mr Kadn ton in Mr Kidston s career and his move into power. It recounts the abortive Dawson Ministry and Philp s return to power, arguing Kidston played a reformist role by sacrificing his party. The piece questions Morgan s leadership and claims solvency claims misstate the state s finances amid past loan funds and stock.
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Questioned Re-election Claim Centered on Labor Opposition
The speaker contends the candidate’s bid relies on Labor alignment, noting a four year apostasy from Labor, July talks with Mr Philp to coalesce, and selling to Mr Howman. He argues the candidate cannot secure a majority without Bowman and Labor support, forecasting a return to opposition if backed.
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Debate on political shift and socialism fears in voting
A reader recalls voting for Kidston previously and now supports Philp, citing concerns about socialism and the need for a strong leader. The letter argues socialism harms private and public life and warns against milquetoast policies, urging clear contrast between parties and governance.
Scrutinizing a Politician's Shifting Loyalty in the Nineties
A correspondent attacks a former Labour ally who backed strikes in the early 1890s. The piece accuses him of betraying the party for parliamentary aims and labels him ungrateful, hypocritical, and deceptive as voters assess his loyalty.
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Roving campaign language stirs debate in Queensland elections
In a heated campaign, unruly language and interruptions strike nerves over whether political life in Queensland is degenerating. Critics say passions flare while supporters urge patience, noting how controversy prompts strong reactions from candidates and crowds.
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