A Definition

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 61, 8 November 1890, Page 4

A Definition

The following iafrOm the Welling-ton-lfifdst: — Well, the most' practical auitthe' (best Scheme for the [poor man' has come from what they call Conservat i,ve~meth Cers I 'W'Wai lite Conservative members ■»ii&iy ) '''i ' ' '"''■' ■ i Tfcey e ;are fellows who belie,ve in the_goo^ Of %he whole country, - atnd ■whp. rt will work to keep, any oue else ir<w|PPuin^ it! .. j : in .everjr 'man getting 5 liis* Tigiiiw, a anii his righ^s^ airef c'Omfoctab^jbomea and good wageß;J; .? Ab J dciS»»U^ find , ; thq,^Conservative «audidat§Bu pay, ; .good, , wagps too ; if, they employ men ! WbaVs^liiWal? tra.'Vi^Kerhr is generally a chap y^!mM'^^^ {i im^ 3ie!sl mtghty llibeMl/ in' taxing ! other peop'lK!'e---i*'o-^ 'V a- -A- ' ■ ■-' He'a^-generiilly good at promises, -^aod he,* so much if he gets in the'Hofiaetthfft nobody dares; tupipence whtHPWi taking about ! -;,* j > If he doeen-'f do too muck talking y yo%g&%iepk?jiyita "^ecajise^^e'a^nsy - at so^f^opdjUn^flittlejgamel "^uCcan't trußs 'em ( ?,. ,'. ..,.,, , . „ ,, ; They'll iiik 'sngaii6fi%^busting up, the-squatter,'.-and-areq(uite -willing to proniie^lahdilbrniithM^^at allli ' Iftit'Tt's a"m%e#- 'thing tK'a't'n6krly? the people. come from so- called fMii.' aentoilvefGoveHiiiletflisli o'A '"A: J\ There's no sne^h ;thiagas Liberal* - and^Gbnservative in the: country ! AUitheyhest men on both sides are Liberals I -.-. a a-. And nil the rest are scallywags ! it<r.Hfi«- --■■■■.<: ■ /• '^-pras:;