THE COMMONWEALTH BILL.
AUSTRALIAN OPINION ON THE COMPROMISE. [PES FBES3 ASSOCIATION.] (Received 18,11.30 p.m.) Sydney, Judb 18. Sir W, J, Lyno has cabled to Mr. Barton that the compromise now proposed on the Commonwealth Bill is better than the first one, but not entirely satisfactory. He hop as, however, that the Bill will paM without delay, Melbourne, Judo 18. Mr. Turner approves the Inst revision of the Commonwealth Bill, and advises its acceptance. The Premier is also satisfied, Brisbane, June 18. The Attorney-Goneral and Sir C. Griffiths tbink the compromise a great improvement. SPEECH BY LOHJJ I3EAUOHAMP. (Received 19, I.lo' a.m.) Sydney, June 18. E.irl B:auclnmp, in a spsech at iJrafton, lul-.ripl to Mr. Barton's attitude, aud sail thit so far as he could gauge the people of Australia, with the exception of a few lawyers, were willing r.o acquiesce in Mr. OhamberlainV wishes with regard to the Federal Bill The speech is causing some comments in circl.a,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 104, 19 June 1900, Page 3
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165THE COMMONWEALTH BILL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 104, 19 June 1900, Page 3
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