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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1081, 7 October 1879, Page 2

Sin Gkokok Gi:kv has resigned, and by this wise move the shackles by which the party of which he was the head was held down have been struck oil". His Excellency sent for the leader of the Opposition, and in doing so, it appears to us, that lie acted in a constitutional manner, and has paved the way for a legitimate test of the strength of parties. It is said that Mr. Hall will offer portfollios to Messrs. Rolleston, Oliver, Atkinson, Onnond, Johnston, and Whitaker, senr., who will be called to the T. pper House, and act as Attorney-General. A Ministry constituted of such elements would not las: anv ! >irror than it wo'ild occupy io enrrv ttt'-* <•'!'■••{ a v. N- >.f wr.nr-of-c >iiii-

di-r;<;<\ Hy !i"i i :*V r;:»• y v.'clilil be • It'! ca" •'.l . a:id ihi-'i ::n; e!>::r.s.; '.voula be clear !• !-'C"usLruc":;:_; ih.; ?,Iij::-r>•_. under the leadership cr M.\ . ;;;t\indrev.\ •>vh>>. :c is pretty C'>iu-. 'led. is tho coming sunn. Messrs. Pykc. M'C.niyh.ni, Driver, Whyce, ami Masters, and the member to be elected fur the Thames scar, would support such an arrangement of the pro.-v:;i dillicatiks, and the couutrv \v>'iii.l be governed by a 3!:n : .-uy supported by a i.dlowhu: .>;:"i'.'ie::t!y lar-.je u> enable thesis U- be irnl«-t-<-intc-nr ■■■■ support .sis eh as :h;s: v. hi eh be -:;ii:i•_<l by pn>r.:l:in_' political railways and kindred