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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 29, 12 February 1879, Page 2

Another grand torero has been held, of the Southern Conspirators, and this, time Poxton hosr boan the scene, of the falkeutalkee..[' Mr., Ernest Stephen THynne, »fifer" Uis enforced absence fronv public life, hM again' floated to the surfaot; and' haring scrambled to the platform, in liiii eager haste to fly at the- throat of the Editor ofr the TiHE3, becatbft totally oblivious of the objects of the meeting. 'His harangue was' ' divided into two parts : ; vituperationTsftTrtt " gentleman, and fulsome laudations Upon tfi^t Slarton print. ' WelTftnV wTiirfigig of tinio brings about, queer; .changes,., end ; (jueer thoughts "imufhaTe run through the mind of .th^ Advocate's editot as.:h», fat- and listened to his old_eneray heaping'c6al3 of fire. .upon .his headrrWo^dojibtj ,if .the^T^ cipienf of all . tlie laudation- *<>»l4 ' hiw deemed- it politic to make 'Imown ;his estti mate of their wdrth i ak'-wotiTd*b.ei r ouJ?4i4 the Tery expressive word; " Qammph L"--an opinion which I would, heartily endori*;Iklr. Taynne toffitted-tb^iditorof thrJiMES with" not darmg ; t6:Trsit FixtiJn, but th© anfwer*. might b'd' gif on in •- th'^la^oage of Macbeth—" JPrithee, peace. ; I ", dam do.'Lafl . that; toay:. bfceonie'. a ,.. inaii^ j..|who^ s?ajrj»*^m more is none." It woul^ 'hdre 'Deen^well. for Mr. Thynno had he iept this jnptto r in view. ' Had he done (io, b» would notnqw be lost in the dr.oary shades of dull obscurity, a super, trotted 'out; to i>W€M/the. croxil <*&~ tho stago, and a . very spectre of hu former greatness. ' ' '*>:».- v- .■•..