C O R R E S P O N D E N C E.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 276, 17 November 1873, Page 2

C O R R E S P O N D E N C E.

r# .. . -CjOSTIS OR r O'CONO^J|. : fto iibJb Ej^rajos of th^ J^lsoh SvE^rNQ Mah,. , Si^r-If , Mr Fedor selfeg should find that he isiat'tWbbttooiof 'the poll to-morrow, ha will _. have no one to blame but hussel^ yDoabSs had t-arisen ; iQ some ojijiurjohids^s t<y|rhi<m!can'd|dase. for -the SuperinteMency" he^waa lifely Ifo S9ppb?S,'e|n4 go^He^a^tJoA Y^ls put to him at the hustings, and whaf waa ibis reply ? That he had £6€ been": able to find time to read the ' speeches of M^^ ; Curtis and Mr O'Conor (pubh^ea.by.th,e,;way^many days previously), and conseouentljrhadnp'ii^made up his mind. We do a|nifce Jin;en wlro/cannofe, or do not, or will not masfrup their ajioda upon such momentous questions, and ttierefote Xaa^. tell Mr Selling tha^irianywho would have supported him will noyr plump for Mr :BamcoatfcT*fi<sas known to be strongly opposedto-Mr G'Co|pr> We do not approve of Mr Harley as. a: jce^eientaave, but cannot bting ourselv^;. to: yo^iSfot one who hesitates and temppri^as a 6 tbe day of H|^ination. ;3J6e|e is for him to declaiHShnna^ia-mTOTrjtf'-^J^E^s, if he is really so, bot xm\^s)Mi^^^]o0 r Mmzd{, and that quickly, his yoi^^l%ga^e9 lie heard in .tlie'C^niigtt-^j^^jber!;^VPe'W^e^ibisjndges the temper of the'etectori if he fcbinklrtnat they will put up. with any .nonsense. in~s-. matter in which they are^^^t^Tcoii^Sffie^aa.'^e choice of a Superiotendenfei 1^ 1 ---^ 1 " 1 -'-^^!!! &$ i I am, wfeuK^J 'EifeilOND.