TO ARMS, OTAGO!
To the Editor. . Sir, —Of all the ridiculous exhibitions that have been made for a long time, the most ridiculous is that which Mr Stout made of himself in the house the other night, on his «wn account darkly half insinuating a civil war on behalf of Otago. When J read the speech I was not ' frightened, I was not ' Winged, I only felt a litto sick and sorry. But’the really, painfyj .part of the business , Was that the distinguished statesmen who ftplied to the ridiculous tail-talk took it in earnest. That impressed upon me still more forcibly M With . .how little wisdom this world is governed."—l am, &c., Common Sense. - Dunedin, August 14. , '
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Evening Star, Issue 4201, 14 August 1876, Page 4
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117TO ARMS, OTAGO! Evening Star, Issue 4201, 14 August 1876, Page 4
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