PARLIAMENTARY.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 17, 12 August 1882, Page 3

PARLIAMENTARY.

OUB WELLINGTON LETT !_B. i (fbom OXTB OWN COBRESPpN.p:-:*v: < .) .1 Wellington, August 10. The no-confidence debate is dragging along, with , very little dis pj.iy pf power -^ on either side. Ihe Opposition appears to have little confidence .in its own strength or the justice, of it. causes On the other hand the Government pretend to treat the Opposition, wij.l.i an affectation of Jiigh-hand il ronienipt, that may redound lo their own injury. .Mr M on : ginnery's . prcch was a..disappointment, wh.-n it is considered how long it h.:s been in jirepriration. There was a wnit of fixity and a vagueness nboiil if <liml >1.0\w.l a laiiii-uiable w.-ini of ibnt tirnniess and aee.uraey so necessary' in a parli.-t eniniy leader. When ue rose .lo j >pe_k after . J.-ijor Alkinsoii he was uell J received, but -he iuum-ili-j-lely rii.rai"^' flf'ie g'l-.os error of put i in'. r the Ifou<" in p jnad: 'humor by jcliiely slatiu- ih.at .^lie oljier! >Ide in.-nie " >iaieuients devoid of'truih." lie w.-nl oil to exefaiiu •f':.-l in- 1 yo.ir rail-»,-iv frj'iii AueKhino, bei-au-e the ro.ule wa" nol aecur.-tteh- d'-tiiie'l. and vn .Sn" ml ,I,: us, <n a . He <-oncl:nied. onii of ihe weak-<--i spi-i <•]•<•» of the session by informing^ ..he M.oiv-e ihai his pany- would 'tiot-pi'M-, ]<j,i_ the del-.-ili-.hut would linisli as soon! .-is p.issilile. This,.--*. vr>u limy iiiui-ine/ was -J -Hlyappl iad<ul.,. Mr; De L-itjftoiir .eeoiuhd ihe .•uueiidineut. ■. \'r Waller! J,.hii.-ion foil, iwi'-il. and euf tip Mr.Mont-i -gujuei-y Lip ,-iijhl thigh,, iweusLug- Jt. l»',f?f only, half saving what he, ineai{t v > j.ninii'ngx-ut tli it 'tjie selection 'of (he Whit c . <»l':he Tt'iVwaiuiiurr i!w.-.'y rested j-ii l irely witli tlio ll...iise. M7-I- Uiiehaiifiu slruekj out a jiiteof policy for himself by propos-| ing an addition to the lo .thi? 'ellV'ct -ilinf' iii! wis '*iie\-il.lieiit ; to raise auy/ 10an., ; dv ring tjhe session. ■ Colonel Trimble , .i-]-pyrted the Govern-! inenlj and _said tbey 'deserved I he _ t hailks o"f the country for ibc j->->d th«y ..-Jyid' done <luringtheir term of olTiee. 'Air Sutton, tiionglit ji a ])itv "The* loans were made a; \Vi fhSsteVinl question. -He iii:Kle'..'-en'si|le! •speech!,!ddpreC4UiAg the "Wf .■kinft uiii_-"| ■crVi'iaud-'jHUJidrt.oi- the Gorermaent. J.MJrj ■Jt-tli&il c jopjjof.d, the G*Vf'i | '/!H':*. b b(*-t; »• . s )\ ;: freejanci-.:. WKfcrij'g;.. US. J. «•_"• opi'ilMis. He* gave an account. c>f his ex.-' jHuiencej- iv. the, Old Country.., He. did ft'of hlafiVe i he Grey Govern lll.ll/ a s being; the cause of the nVpressioh in tiie CblOriydi»rin*,ftiid after th<*i'r(*«»rln of office* I Mr) J-.*vLa3tfowr. wh<i waslwellirectivwd, imaiip! f^«-;a^(*.«iid uxlii-iisl i re.spev._bj. wj»*«Wh»4 j ifa_fay&iwm\#msviJs u -*M V J " l^ ; feet, who warmly to>k Mr, De^iutour , to task. I do not anticipate' the, debate, isffll- spli%W 'long! 'ana' , wilt*. **-uV Ih'e *c- 1 AYiif. "Before Ihiftlit «rd-W : IMiilfhM Mr -Fish mad_>a«ft«od-Uit aT'Mr Hurst when reminding him cf certain, lust iftSM_f il co«f*(ftfcn with his views <>» lißar^y.^bjigations,. „ .t yfc^rf-f/had ry^ef.**e i t). ; t^nu^ ! l S K*r'?,,v I ptipg "accordmg to .their consdiciices ' ri>' ;-j it .».» 7T7 THE _>0-CONFIDENCE MOTION. i 4 .»7' r -^iJ;.'r.:Ki?-_-i_i^s'-3 '-'3' iT-iiiO . THE O.PPOSIT.IQ'n DI; FEATJ I) JET , »-'Mji--.».i -»ii: vy.i >••>:'::•.* : - -.ii ■*•*_.. t . ■ ■-* spu* TAL TO ?&V A f l.'!' \ ■ '■[• ■' ' '''■' Wtitu NOT'o.Nf;- This 1 Day. - ' { Tlig divwjmi «iythe |UO ? cof *thi|eiit-« n»o---tioii taken last inght resulted m^Minaj »rity for the Gorerninent by sir. Ayes -l»9oliwn%bi : /ftl'.i l *w* T j ■ Hauilm, Petrie, Merens, aud Pilhet voted) for the Gov.nuneiiL — Mr Hursiaousei ' roied-_^»?_s't ; t'lte «oVerimt?n4.' 1 -i < [The above was issued as an Extra! - this morning.] .Jl.? /.'. iT : <