



' hat the 



\ . . . . . 



-<-nate a* wt-ii a in toe Fin oss nf ttspnisi nu 



UfW * !.- -..- .. . : : -'.. 



.'.i Ijoth boUM- 



decided to give 



all 



r.jUA 



' 



uim. large or small. 



eessarily be 



' - 



-ral 





eral tariff that *ould I 



treasurer* .>-tria at- 



' ftiMpmon 1 *^!* h I'.ii i.iineiit. T*he N'ictoriait 



>K but the fuu 

 led I nil. \o(,,; 



Am in t; 

 issued from tl. 



a!.. I U !i.. , nf i DUrpOS! : w : ku _ 



The v, -id" was urm-k 



clauses, and thr mmon wealth I'nrliam. 



nrliaim nt 



v kn. using rev, < -ana. 



-f ill.- 



n, y OOarentiOfl < IBM tOfSjtOSI 



SeptemU-r. Sir (ie, 

 meat for a year in 



when 



D beffinnii 

 poted n< I 



: 



to a 

 ti .v 



\. . 



and it va 



ld hare aole control 



faith. r .li-.,-UHsi,.ii aii-1 t.. enable 

 OuctMi t t.. K r,-| r. M .rthli. 



-eof <^ucenslanl. \v r> '- t<> n:-_-- a'ljourn- 

 l>ill WJLS ir .M lh- 



pM without opposition, and aa noon as an amend- 

 ment waa propoeed the minister wit) 



. 



to ooncludt .-land was 



f*>r th<- election of delmtee by 

 popul thr -ainr mtiniirr AM in the 



; was flu (^ueeoaland As 



Mmbl to 81 



The other jiarih 



n<> f iirtber oppo- 



of the -- ft |ng 



rian di legates w< 



di-|.ed t.. *u\ j-.rt t!.. j r. ; 

 * S.uth 

 would place the Senate ultimately under 



as lei. llify state rights. Most < 



gates were in favor of a Bimultaoeoos dissolution of 



both houses sod were willing to adopt a dual r 



ng a majority of states and a ma- 

 be dissolved, and if the disputed bill was passed o 

 second tu ; appeal to the country and a 



second time r, j.-< t, l I.) the Senate, that the Senate 



proposed dual refer- 

 f:ircicaltoSirJohn IH.wn- 



Australia, and a monstrous absurdity to Mr. Bold, 

 nth Wales, Josiao Symons. of South 

 dim proposed toe dissolution of toe Senate in 

 ting a measure nassnl by the 

 r house after an appeal to toe country, and 

 was accepted by the narrow majority of A 



rotes. A mcndments proridiof for a refereodum in 



nt of the further rtjecUoa of the same bill 



allowing the 

 ution and 

 > house that had t 



. BB* fl. /. : 



Senate for a dual 



f : ' 





Of 







final U 



after a long and 



n^vj t.^l . 



Sy.lnry, would 



tt ion in the parUameoti if it proved acceptable to 

 the people of the nrveml -I a 



neec no runner on 



>f their votes when sol 



Th,- ^-,.,,.1 HHioai "f UM r. lard C 



aer on Sept 3, and. in mponse to 

 th<> r.-oti. Queensland Oorernroent that 



..1,1 he represent^ in the conten- 

 tion Uf..rv the commonwealth lill wan Hnally 

 Ijournwl on Sept. 24 until January. 18W, 

 ssuon was t.. U- h.-M at Mrlboonsft. 



rtion*! representatioa in 



! mossted b) Mr 

 his provides thai in r 



e rimuluoeouslr dissolved, and a further 

 amendment proposed by Mr. C arrutbenk of 



Wales, provides 'that in the event of the 



double dissolntioo | uffleient the matter 



put* shall Of d a three fourths' ma- 



oto houses sitting togstosr. Financial 



questions werr dealt >th I 



bourne convention. Though the view prevailed 



>e colonial parliaments that the datfriMfcw 



of surplus revenue should 1 he future 



Federal Parliament, it was de- 



rthe question to . 



for special coosideration and report. 



