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:Ten years ago, last Saturday morning, and on a Sunday morning, the collision took place between the Queen’s troops and the diggers in the [[Eureka Stockade]].  Last week the leader of that band of diggers was re-elected to an office of honor and emolument under the Crown, in a Parliament which controls our own affairs. The two facts present a contrast of a pleasant kind, for the fact which is now with us as an actual thing, potential for good, marks for us a wide stride in progress.  It is not for us to say how much or how little connection exists between the two facts in the order of cause and effect.<ref>''Ballarat Star'', 5 December 1864, page 2. Transcribed by Christine Stancliffe</ref>
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Ten years ago, last Saturday morning, and on a Sunday morning, the collision took place between the Queen’s troops and the diggers in the Eureka Stockade.  Last week the leader of that band of diggers was re-elected to an office of honor and emolument under the Crown, in a Parliament which controls our own affairs. The two facts present a contrast of a pleasant kind, for the fact which is now with us as an actual thing, potential for good, marks for us a wide stride in progress.  It is not for us to say how much or how little connection exists between the two facts in the order of cause and effect.<ref>''Ballarat Star'', 5 December 1864</ref>
 
  
Transcribed by Christine Stancliffe
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== Also See ==
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[[Commemoration]]
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Latest revision as of 15:39, 16 April 2018

Ten years ago, last Saturday morning, and on a Sunday morning, the collision took place between the Queen’s troops and the diggers in the Eureka Stockade. Last week the leader of that band of diggers was re-elected to an office of honor and emolument under the Crown, in a Parliament which controls our own affairs. The two facts present a contrast of a pleasant kind, for the fact which is now with us as an actual thing, potential for good, marks for us a wide stride in progress. It is not for us to say how much or how little connection exists between the two facts in the order of cause and effect.[1]


Also See

Commemoration

References

  1. Ballarat Star, 5 December 1864, page 2. Transcribed by Christine Stancliffe