A LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 6 March 1894, Page 3

A LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

• „ Pabktaa hqrald, in a recent wh», publishes the following :—" A ■ lateral Association has just been &«MB&ja Masfcerioo, with, it is said, a Iwagthy list of mom be re, which, it is gVopoMd to stilt farther lengthen by «HBtbg ftqajiiftrie* in the,. Bosh tpww£iig«, -Witi phjectS;OF.tbe Assasie£o&aw«, of eoorae, sympathise," to us that the present is * inopportune t«|ifv for .its 4ffMtk»> - Sassreely three months have sispsd since the Colony was plunged - Is (U turmoil of polities! warfare, m soasecmatitoeooies—WalSagioa sod Waitemeia to wit—is 1 •tifi faging strongly. The rancour mi iU Staling enggoclered by a too fees SHtpysseioa of political opinion bio - jMraely had tiais to flicker oat; there wets active steps now taken to . 4tai«uiU» cleirly dallned parties, that 1 " soar would be pgrp&taatad »nd the ! atill asoro aeeeataated. It • ■: it % smuy phase o! jiara&o oatas-e tbafc people wbo i are loudest in : "teste &w»aetis for complete liberty ol 1 ai «M i%bic »f others; and while this 1 -ifW It woaM bt< well to aliott political ' ptfifi t**Kputt with the cauaes wfrfcb If# 1 !# ibera into existence, : «fMw tisa strife will become per- . •petal *«<t won bitter,. The losioua- J 3k* tkafc ba» been thrown out that the ' tigs? sssoeiaiton ut tsemg formed ; OMOBiWy Vo strengthen tho Liberal <MH| fcst rnolly to cause dissension 1 - ill tt» ffedu ea& be repelled at once, 1 »g«# worthy a womMH'aoonsideratiori. : 33j« B?om«'ers are actuated by a 1 ahmm belief tb*t what tbey desire" 1 mmkm* srill be for tbo good of : *Wf " p»rty K —» word,-by the way, 1 ifcUbf tfaougb exoressive enough, ' ■ _--_fe«jt£tesosjsa nauseating by excessive Ws, But wist about the other i- _ mim—tk® Cowetrauves, or modern 1 02 whatever they may 1 yiawa to bs called ? They, too, > »rs probably equally sincere it their 1 ~ aed will be scarcely less ready sod defend their opinions, 1 IfcKsgfeF&iharc will be a ceaseless con- 1 - and ia&cfa wtfd and "hs pditieal ottctook 13 not ssMs'Satly vfazmy to betoken a apaedy , of parilea.mucb tot be country until , ss»et. Cog ia the dim and distant to be gained by parjisiuktiig of the late 3iece<M, bal tUire ii> danger of a wftjts ot &.d time /or no better (Khii tissa jioaAiig tuo passions of tllS )MUpl«, It Were better to " let d&ea lie." 4 ,f uen the necessity awiiAi &r mtber LlUrjls or Conservakt Deitiiorj isaf *d:l ba found lagging behind. >.' jeisitKKjjin oXl3tooecould tut i&u&agi a tsan'o against lan t>.it; te«r<sfo! jtra proposed orgsa- ■<• w ■- ~ild sot ot>ke proselytas j& d'«a oj-pcmeatJ, , On the eouw»<y> iiMur tbo danger of : e& opgouitioti. There is V.JWW » of* period of political tpiiet, wottlti be aawise to fcXM feodpMrpew could by 0 Ol coarse it iDas tLe forming of Sir Iwaewiom la qM«tion would be bat with the staring uia «hm* ba «tr once adMilHjtlbat.ttiii iittenifa, et*ll:eifeota, well

. in hia trmibli:. will * he iio itiqueaiasi the family dnutor has am tifii'd t<> tho t'uet ttant deivh was dutf " io heart disease. The funeral taken 3 [itaca to.motrow, a»d tho remains will 3 leave Mr ytimg'a residence at 11,80 a-.m. fop Clarovillo Cemetery. t _ ~~ : :