CENSURE DEBATE
* '' N.S.W. PARLIAMENT. / < By TelesraDli—Press Association-Copyright i< ' ' Sidney, July 9. tjli Wado's action m moving tho amendment aiose out of what is known
as tho Holman-Meaghor contioversy,
an outcome of 1 Mr. Meagher's attitudo tow aids the Couucil nominations, which at one time threatened to split the Parliamentary Labour Part}. Mr. Holmaa, m speeches made during tho recess, showed,strong resentment against the Labour Conference's attempt to control the nominations to the' Council, and warmly cuticised Mr. Meagtiei's attitudo in ,the matter.
Mr. Holman, in the Assemblj, mado "s ii vigoious i reply to Mr. Wade. Ho denied that anything in-tho nature of the charge' as suggested by N Mr. Wado could be wad in tho :\ords he used, 'there was no improprietj either implied . or intended against any member ot tho ' House. In allsincoiity, Jio assured the House that tho honour of Parliament was safe m tho keeping of the Government. If lie became aw are of anytlung that called for investigation, he would take immediate action, without any piomptiug. WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT. • < Sydnay, Juh,9 Tlie Liberal Conference decided that women should bo eligible to sit in Parliament.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2198, 10 July 1914, Page 8
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189CENSURE DEBATE Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2198, 10 July 1914, Page 8
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