Warm Logic.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 194, 24 July 1883, Page 2

Warm Logic.

When Mr Jno. Kennedy resigned his seat on the Wangaehu Highway Board, the Chairman characterised his action as the most childish of a public man he had ever known. Because he did not got his own wny with th a Board, he must go and lesion. Mr KenneJy was going to make a few re* marks, wh>n the Chairman informed him that it was not his place to speak ; I he had resigned his position, and was no longer anything hut an ordinary private man. He thought Mr. Kennedy onarhi to be ashamed of himself for acting m 8 ich a lnanaer, and his constituontshould be ashamed of a man who |>v' ihe country to the expense of an ele *t ion >»Tid then reaignpd his position. H> was di«gns Rd at such b haviou' ; a mnn j like him oUsjht to »>e kickei. Hie simple f.ct was that he wanted to tj^t hold of the mon«y to come m from the Native land "iji .-which all the Wa'-Hs. ought to Hhare.-i-The opinion was ex pressed by the other members hat ih action of Mr Kennedy was most childish. — After a few further remarks, the matter dropped, Mr Kennedy having I previously left the room , t j