MR T. B. HILL'S MASSTATEMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 568, 11 January 1876, Page 3

MR T. B. HILL'S MASSTATEMENTS.

Sib, — In reference to Mr Hill's letter in your lssueor latt Saturday, I bog in the lirtl place to acknowledge the honor lie doea me in employing my name in the heading of an effusion, wherein be iibi^es noi only myself, but the Governnu-nt, and the WaikaTo Tiukh besides, In tho tccoud j)lhC'-, the •tatement '• he baring only rucoully p .id the loeuhty a visit," u u glaring lftl»el)ootl, a« tlie exact date of my Conner visit is the 12th of M»j, and oi the latttr, the Bth ol Locen.ber. In apuiely denominational tcho:l 1 hare acquired enough of leoular educational to make out geren moiAht nearly between theflfl two dute», I hare had it in my mind to answer seriatim the many ohargei Mr Hill bai »o rocklewly thrown out to the public Bgiiiml me. iiowiver "ex uno disce onincs," and convicted in InB «• only recently " ittttement. 1 hold Imn equally guilty ol gross faltehood in every charge bo ,m«kct acainit t»e. Jn the third place, Mr Hill make* a^v«iy poar exhibition of liimsof in hi* Ucatinent, of the Kdurntion quftuon. He has yet to lelrn wtial the tiuwi md dtmundi ot denomiuatiorjalittt are. ' ' In the fourth place, the leading characteristic! of Mr llnl'a letter ar« 'but I will spare bins. In the fifth place, Mr Hill thowi an amount ci miolorance which would be exceedingly dan,^roni in t niau oi power. While reading In* the oonolution t rdei iledf upon jno, that Jl« ha* the will to ulmtklo tae in* e^priltion' oi bon«it opinioo j but ior e»er may 'providence I *rert thoday irotn this couutrj when'Jlr Hill ' I <fcall have tbe power.— l am. &c., J. GoXDiW, I JLlixwdra, Jtauary 10, 1870. , ,