ANOTHER PILOT BALLOON.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 20 May 1901, Page 4

ANOTHER PILOT BALLOON.

Suggested Office for Mr Seddon

Wellington, Tins Day. An article, bearing inspiration on its face, appears in the Government organ this morning, pari passu with the announcement of Mr Seddon's appointment to the King's Privy Council, suggesting that Mr Seddon, or Sir J. Forrest, Mr Seddon for preference, as a man to take over the administration of the conquered territories in South Africa. The writer, who calls himself "Imperialist," says : "In all the qualities of sturdiness, shrewdness, and management, and of men who care for the rights of all, with a practical acquaintance with the art of government, the two men arc equal, as they are in the characteristic of mental power; but of the two, the New Zealander is the superior, as possessing more initiative, and greater mental resource, and is decidedly sounder in Democratic instinct. Of the men the Empire holds, he is at present the fittest for the important work of wolding the conquered States in South Africa into the the British Empire, that has sacrificed so much to possess them. Mr Seddon has recently stated his preference for New Zealand over every other country. His health, moreover, has not been all that might have been wished for, but the factremains that the nearer the Governor of the conquered territories approaches the typo which tho New Zealand Premier best represents, the better it wiil be for the people concerned. At all events to offer him such a position would inaugurate the best system that has bet boon advocated in selecting the Sovereign's representatives in the Crown's great dependence."

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