PROCEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1280, 5 September 1872, Page 2

PROCEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

:'- '* ■■■■'• ■■:■■-■ *-:• ■■■ : ' :,U "" "~ i~Pi. I Mr Pearce and Mr flarrisou . spoke last ; night „on,. ,the ..Government . side,, *nd Messrs Hallenstein, (palder,, and O'Conor against the Ministry. . . , „ MriJack'spn: moved' ah amendment to the effect thai;, 'in tlie presents prosperous* condition of the Colony,- ( it was not advisable to have' a chahge of Mibistty; ' Mr William Kelly^s'ecohdejl tho amendment. „f_ ._. ; : : . : ,-■ i • ,-.,,: . • ; ; i■ • A Mr O'Conor, in his speech, urged^ the apßpintment ]6f a Minister. qf| Mines, r and,, the withdrawal of the Gold Fields adit ministratibtt |ftoin : Superifiten dents. He strongly, condemned the General .Gqyernnlent Public Works administration onj the Nelso^.Sbyth-Weat Gbld Melds/ and declared that/LSOOQ. had -been thrown Away on the Inangahua road alone. Mr Harrison replied ; at Jsopie, length to Mr White's speech, asserting ; that .; Mr White did riot|rdpresent the feelings of | his constituents. „He pointed to .the'finanbial condition, of , the and its credit abroad as reasons for supporting the policy to which both were owing. 8 p.m.. Mr O'Neill resumed the debate 'this evening. Ho is now speaking in support, of the Government. ? Mr Sheehan is expected to speak nezi, then Mr Ormond, then Mr Stafford in reply. ' , The division will be very late^-top late to be reported by telegraph. '