wdulii y.eb -reptesedt the people" : every block meant so, many of their fellow men shackled in 'practical serfdom, people whose destiny wouldTnotbe their own. There should be no procrastination or falter ing with such an important thiug as land tenure. Tear up their charitable and pauper ising bills, and insist on land reform. Will you have nominated laud boards and work -bouses? No, rather iusist upon break ing up estate?, as had : b"s'cn\ tlpne *f«i£hy those in England, aud"Toilo\v in the wake of France with its admiral le]* sant proprietary system. Cease to create starving men, famißhing,ovQn}en, ; -.and half-iied children. See to>ifc tjjat iliese^immense estates are not locked up, and put an end to this iniquitous system of taxation. Tax lands and income. Abolish these useless Education. Boards in order that committees may communicate directly with the Minister of Education. Of what use were Land Bofirds to them, with their ejxrienses! of •members, and v costly. staffiv andUheir ; special 'schemes' of-'im : initiation. Let districts have their 1 own Bo nds, aud not be subject to distant nomi nees. In o der to get these local institutions, let them abolish the plural vote. Krom that go on to decrease Cus-toma duties, deprive property owners of Ihe fortunate right of be iug able to pay taxes ou improvements, sweep away the Councils of the Counties, express a determination that' tht re shall be no Legislative Council, Vut only "one great^ cham ber of represent atives. They, would then get rid of the expensive members which re- Retarded iiberal legislation He implored of them when with .iheir fellows; or their families to think over the sub jects he had brought before them., to reflect whether, jf /these evils were allowed, to exist, the peop'e were certain to fall into a state of destitusiou, whether the masses would not be overtaken by poverty that would be terrific. If they did their duty they would erect a nation greater and more, glorious than the world had ever scenj for none had ever started with fairer promi ses or more assuiing prospects. He {Seed them to aid those* 'who were fighting their battle, for the time of election was drawing nigh. 