ADVERTISER POLITICS.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3371, 11 October 1879, Page 3

ADVERTISER POLITICS.

ij To the Editor of ihe Evening- Stah.) rtSi:E;i~Ever, since there was a probability l6f,tlie clefeat of the Grey Administration, yoiir morning contemporary's political opinions have been trembling on tho balance. From comparatively rabid Greyism, it has descended in rapid strides to a kind of censorship of the Grey'party. and a strong support, of Whitaker and theland ring', The paper has endeavored iq, r ,biifthfc, .the objects and usefulness of; Liberal Association, and an instance, nof»this may be' found from itsielegrams from.its Wellingrton correspondent ithe proprietdr himself) referring to. the " canting " telegram of the Asso- J ciation to Sir George Grey. Another very transparent attempt to, direct public opinion ;in aisinister manner is apparent in its Auckland telegrams, which state that 'there is a feeling, in that city to give Hall a trial, and holding up Whitaker and Eowe as the only men this provincial district can look to for justice now that Grey has been set aside. Messrs Brodie, Eowe, and Mcllhone are at present in Auckland, and that circumstance may bate something to do with the telegram referred to. ' As a many years Bubscribpr to the Advertiser I have had a chance to notice its perpetual " trim^ xning,"3 -and trust it will be better in future, if it can.—Yours, etc., ; w->>'v"!'ll Member of the Libeeai, Association. (For remainder of News see Ist Page.) i