POLITICAL NEWS.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3726, 25 June 1883, Page 3

POLITICAL NEWS.

[by telegraph.]

[from our own correspondent.] AVellington, This day. It is seldom tha l t a division is satisfactory to both parties, yet this is precisely the result of Friday's contest. The Government are well pleased because the say they have increased their majority of last session, and tho Opposition say they did not expect a victory. Tho Opposition think they were playing up to Hansard, and wanted the division for future reference. Their trump _ard has not yet been played, nor will it be. This is one of tho many rumors calculated if special correspondents pp !q elate, only to bo contradicted by thp same specialsnextday, besides which it is only fair tp suppose that their plans, as much as _" '-'""■''"Hsfs. arc open to development, a the part of the Ministry seized upon in both Ho.iw To-morrow the Gove Parliament to endorse 1 .- mattol* of tho anncxati islands in the Pacific, in havp been acting in co: Bjtinistrtes flf tj}.p y polonies.' ' Every day that Parlia &ro poured in from t section of tho communi as regards the oducatioi - Tho rumors that tv Ministry wish to retire tho present time absolu tion. A Ministry hay to give ' ay/ay would ... majority than fourteer .-;-.,■ of parties; or rather, absence of all party tit The Presbyterians ' ... monco giving religiou ' attonding State school ; commencing at a few: ' and to bo continued o.