PARTY POLITICS.
(TO THE EDtTOR OK THE STANDARD.) Sir;— ln Saturday's Times appears tho following : — " Party politics have not yet found a footing; m this community, though several discreditable attempts have been made to get m the thin end of the wedge?" * Now, sir, I eiipposft no one ■m the community has tried harder and more persistently to introduce party politics than the editor of the Times. iHik ; whole study appears to have been; .judging , by the tone of articles m his paper, from time to time, to stir it p parky politics. Of .course t}»eaiui was the public good, nothing else. But now I think and hope he is be?inhing to see th« error of his ways, poor misguided young man., All his attempts have been a* failure; which I suppose accounts for his looking so haggard and careworn of late.— lf lie recognises the evil and error of his ways, I have hop'es\of lns ietorm m course of time.-^-I ana, &c, ] .-! •;;;•/; '-r.\ ■'[ /■;' 1 . . ObSERVEE.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1564, 24 November 1885, Page 4
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166PARTY POLITICS. Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1564, 24 November 1885, Page 4
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