CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1383, 19 May 1883, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

[lO THg"JBDiI6R WAliaABAPi' DAItV; I "'' . % Biß,~Lwap very muoh gratifiedito.read' . shtfM\Vtftiw really.didsajyorthirikii ■he said,-at,-; : they |ast r).me.etinijv>!bfi'the : ,be§n a, 1 terriblenatib'n'al calamity if his Bpeech Jiadl ; beenhandjiiidOjWn^poßtflrjtyiis.reportfid . bylf'Suum (Jaiqoe;' , n ,,Hia,wplanation;,Jß, oa clearVbfeudf ■■ It is also gratifying to, notice that' Swindle' admits having given' ': hi§,blafiiini[.?ote/ against'hi* convic'tioEfl, s MrFrad.T,'Eedraanappears-to bs-a cat above^Suain'Ciiique'''because 'the ■latfe'r"' only tries i'.to. write a letter"'whereas the gentle iFrediattbrapW to -'write a ( smart 1 letter. ■.■.•/.,.■». ,i:>!iii ;■...'/ii!.■!•'■. h, .Themonntain labors 1 and Mr-Rodman is Mr Redraah asks "what does national Insurance really mean,'l and aa I believe' ihe'isaishining lijjhi among our frio'ndly" aooietiei, ,1 presumeithe' best idefinilion'. that I can-give him of Nationallnßurance ii that it is a •'National Benefit Society," the obligations by a NationalßUarantee, Th'ejiropoMd benefit* are as folio*!,; "j e|ef|^i|'n%oman. .being sWhj - fill\lss i m^ihi^MA^^MW .between the' same ages," i|is also pond tolgWto _every.-Widew with oje; ehUd .and the Ji»f oflhe' family op 7 to 80$ alreek until tho children'are 15years.old.'V =ltis also pwpond ,that enry child without father or motbef BhaU'rjlieivettOsßfceekuntil 3yeaVold and after that 6i a week 16, and every one over of age is to receive 1w amount of 10s a week till death. N I now wait for Mr • Kedmins promised arguments .that are to. be* so diffioalt; to iniweri.'. .' , H 71 i:i/Ud :<,':": MasteitOßi May.l 7, SiMb your paper of yesterday thtro ippeui two or three letters ill beiritg I

more or less upon the same thine, vi*., » letter tba»t ibad before nppoarea ''Seuni Cuique,"all seeming to condemn tbiß individual for tbeideas he put forth with respect to the debate which recently took place at the Institute on Major Atkinson*! National Insurance scheme. The letter ot" Suum Cuique" I have not ma, nor do I wish to do so, but as tlier« UP aeaiusTpartier outside exercising in m lMi}Wfato to ctitioise those ;■-■ why is. it I I »Me-mbTfashornrrae"ago the memb'en .mtbeMasterlon Debating Sooiety notified ' nrough the public press that they in. lendedtotopjoneiahs doors of the room to the public after the hour of eight o'clock in the evening. One toight imagine that whoa •ucb in intimation was made our debating fpemen welH, as a matter of course, VVeeapecteOiitthe subjects brought \ \'S(lfe?!! ! ,hoir mtiitt P soafiued fltbin their own oircle, but that they were, es their opinions, opto alike to the »W»iw*ylt should be otherwise. ■J}- B™? 1 &-J?!%Wh«. members of the ' M5W¥nK Ptietf (aristooratie , .tiMfrr-if sa |n. JJWA Wf, Wbr/o appose in. any* way lWir_afliions'df?rißlrt.Hd wren*'or to {I™MkmWWW» that should - of |heira.ff»irscoiinedte4^#lih ; th» Govern, monk oftthe :uounl%%elher local or general. •'•:'. ; , /'■': ''''[_' ' <- -la»'fio/i|

To THE EdITOK. ' ■, t &&.feMi?f SuHla Ouiqua taken by the opposjtioaayhejlaiitisMllng of the W >. t «'"n l .fl?Pftting T So(!iety(l)u the question ot National Inauranoe.ni This I regret row aslAare/zunintantionally brought'forth sentiments from thoie felt aggrieved, sufficiently 'Wt. Wffi'lbW hl « h time a iWbtipr.ohing'iwai'dsitKfted to float the mlm $Ol wishing to treipisrwo much onjoor valuable fM& to J»ke Ibem as seriatim. No 1, W F. 1. Kedmin I " Suum Ouique" regrets if be has offended your debating ability feelings or instinot in any shape or form, andibegs tb'jnform yon that ; "Honorand. fame from no condition .■; -- : rf i-rise, ■') •') 1 0 H Q i v Aot well your own part, and then all ! honor lios." : lQ]i M fflP'y 'mjm*h the most f« nd V' Wm ettutim." The National Insurance of the ''floii Major" as you call him is and you can feel assured' under ifftphmsioni if you are called upin to soUi/dt'lße you can hare ; this rttiifactiorf, .yoit will only pay for yourself. No 2, Mr A. T. Durham. Su^?,#CM) rfl s »our reply to and fails to :?P 9 / . , ?M rfl ry.9 a i in. As it is paienttpiswrybodyithat prerentlon ' übetterihanjeure, you will agree with hihrthatWlawj iu New Zealand ire tov'bev'depl'oref Wo don't waht^pbbri»w rj g3ia!diaiis in New Zealand, the.Road.Bpds and County . Cbtiucils 'will do! ■ % 3, Mr "M.'» " Suum Cuique" has no argto. ment to .replylo'.bisvituperation, but tenders his sympathy to the Mastertou iPebatiog Sqojejy in.whose name Mr M. freely repr««ertts himself, and hopes they ;»enotlikeliim k he subscribeshiniilf . S .!'!^ le ir " SuMCuiqjje''in conclusion wfghesJfdr thi.(edificaliSd-!of those eon. .owned, that hit opiniohibn the National Insoranee jojiomb a)je si .follows :-lst, U his perception WcoweßtVaaoh man pays (or himself; 2nd, it will prevent alms and ' poor bouses; Brd, if the idle and indig. nint won't pa/, they will have to work it v n6ilifilg4owards their >ipport;ith, though a mm »iy bt cheeky and impudent, itill he will be a manandnotspiuper. ' [This correspondence uinit now eloie,— Ed.W.D.| " )%?■ '