[By Telegraph.] WANGANUI, Mo. fl a.iy nightll Sir W. Fox addressed hia constituents 0:1 Saturday nigbtin the Oddfellows' Hall. The building was crowded to excess, and many ■ ■; electors were unable to obtain admission.' The member on mounting the platform was greeted with hisses, groans, and cheers, which continued for some time. The chair was taken by Mr Peat (chair man ot the Harbour Board), and on Sir W. Fox rising to address the meeting the " storm of hisses broke out anew. ■ ' f# He bescmght a patient and courteous , hearing, The country was on the verge of' a general election, and so far as he wai" i* concerned the eontea6 should be conducted with straightforwardness, propriety, and ~' good feeling. The remarks he intended making -with. regard to his oppo nents wottW not be dictated by any bitter antagonistic spirit, but would be '•' made in a spirit of kindly warning and counsel. The speaker then proceeded to. charge Mr Ballance with having acted unfairly both toward* him and towards the , elector*. (The statements were received with uproar a.nd. biases. J At a most critical , period in, %\\§ session Mr Ballance, without I ob(ajnjqg leave irom hia constituents I daughter), returned to Wanganui ami Instituted a house-to-house canvass of thft : eleotors, while he (Sir W. Fox^ remained at 1 his post tied by the leg. (Lajighter ami interruption). Thero, was only one maa | who quitted lua seat in the House.fwf selfish phrases, and that man was Mi :| Ba3,lauc<j (disorder); aud o£ all inett Ihe was the ono houud to remain to - 1 the close of the session. The speaker went on abusing Mr Ballauce for some time amid „. the loudly expressed disapprobation of tha 1 meeting, and then he turned his attention to Mr Uryce. That gentleman, he averied, M was not standing as au iudpendent candi date. He was coupled with Mr Ballauce as closely as man aud wifej and they niust runtogether. (Cries of <: We hope they will. "\ i Upon the devoted head of Mr Bryae was poured out lengthy tirade oi ■ abuse, coucliiding with the asseveration -• that if Messrs Ballance and Biyce ' -. 