The New Ministry.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 221, 14 August 1884, Page 2

The New Ministry.

[Napier Teteqraph.~\ The Ministry thai. Sir Julius Yogel has name I is one that is not likely to receive the confidence of the North Island. It is almost wholly composedof the invercebratej off-^hoots of Grey party,, and it -has not the merit) of haying Sir George. Grey to give it substance. Sir George Grey will have nothing to c|o with, }t. gir Julius knows its weakhes, but can find no one to give it strength. . In default of Sir George Grey, and m the reTusul of Mr Ormbnd, Sir Julius "Yogel looks around m vain for support. Failing 1 men he hus'.put faith ; m measures, and, apparently', hopes iff -^takp the country by storm by staring propositions. A mongst t||QSe is the annexation of the oe«t of the Pacific Islands, railways to all farts of New Zealand, and o.ther schemes, . to carry out which would involve t« ten million loan. No wonder Mr Qrmond':turned hiA b;ick upon him, and po ' wondep IS^jor i^tkinson's party are resolved to Ijang pqgethqy. to wait the turn of events. They will, not have to wait long. The pouiitry has been demanding the reform flf public administration and .economy j it demanded a wjse and • prudenft Government capa)t}l<? of\ifitr-> ing the .colpny out of Us diffiqultips. i fj^^ad of this we a^e offered a fireWQffc* l ed by the ■'Freet of ijf r ,§t^ijt, the §epara r '. •-;•- • ••*" Mf Jjfpntgomery. fM 3 tion views . ' ~>Ku ] ' ' ' j decidedly not good enou^u. '