Parliament Opens With Symbolic Speech and Politicking
No. 297 volume reports the reassembling of Parliament with a ceremonial address read by the Governor, drawing large crowds and praise from supporters while opposition members clash over budgets and land regulations. The narrative notes a cabal, sharp exchanges, and ongoing political maneuvering as the Assembly and Council debate, approve, and plan further actions.
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Kilmore
Henry
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Curry
Thoraday
Victoria
Gillies
Lacon
Ailing Reform Debates and Tuapeka Fever Amid Political Turmoil
A political column reviews recently elected figures and party shifts, noting demur at rapid changes and praising some veterans while condemning others. It details Upper House tensions, rowdy Gipps Ward events, and calls for public scrutiny of corruption, with warnings about digger rushes to Tuapeka and skeptical views on New Zealand gold prospects.
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Thomson
Byrne
Mechanics’ Institute
Friends of Decency and Justice
Gipps Ward
M'Gina
Sale
Johnson
M‘guex
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Tuapeka
Tuspeka
Cme
Tuppeka
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Merry - Andrews
Frellows
Legislative Assembly
Leapen
West Melbourne
Thosias Loadeen
Convention and
Eastern Market
Loaner
Leaner
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