THE NEW LAND BILL.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 918, 10 September 1910, Page 10

THE NEW LAND BILL.

•' ["BY OF ' ' PLUNDER."]' * ' . . Sir,—As a true sport, I would, like to -reiinnd :tiiemember? for.'" tho Hiilt (Mr. Wilford) tlmt the present is the opportunity of showing his: constituents, of which I am one, the limit to which his 'adherence. to; tlie ' Ward' Admin istration will allow him to go as an av.owcd freeholder ,Tn dealing! with tlio latest phase of t\jc land question. 'This is a timo for' straight-speaking;'arid if he is' true to his platform pledges lie, will ho found at' tho back of , Mr. alassoy ill mercilessly slaughtering" all attempts at c&iifisc&tionand,' in company: with such ardent Liberal freeholders as; Mr. Jennings, have -moro. cause to ~be proud of his. defending tho freeholder than the status of tho "man who toils not, neither does he spin," for which ho stood champion a few -weeks ago. Though tho .Prime' Minister has "Buckley's", chance of getting his'own- way ill the'iiikttei, it will be interesting to see ,which lobby our member chooses, as'upotf 'his 'attitude's depends "-a bigger and surer prophecy of his being returned agaih than that Hawko's .Bay. will '.carry' that: extra.'. 17,000' settlers fifteen months" hence. There must bo no . only\tiie- M man and ; the'promise.—l am, etc., " ■ ' ' . .V, LONG ODDS;. ' SepWmbdr'Sj'lOlO.; .