History of Australia 3
History of Australia 3
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One member, in reply to Mr. Palmer's random depreciation of the charges made, significantly said he was "quite prepared to substantiate the statements he had made concerning the force, but could not do so until an Act of Indemnity was passed." Another thought discusssion useless. " The black race have got to go . . . the appointment of a Royal Commission is unneces- sary and useless." This man's name was Morehead, and he subsequently became a responsible Minister. Another said he had "never see...n a single atrocity," but before you can do any- thing "with the blacks you must establish a wholesome fear amongst them." Mr. Thompson averred that it was " futile to say that no atrocities had been committed." They were vouched on good authority, and the ' Queenslander ' deserved high praise for arousing public opinion to a "sense of duty to those whose weakness entitled them to consideration." But mercy or justice were sought in vain from those whose chief aim was to suppress the truth. The majority even of dwellers in Queensland did not know it.
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One member, in reply to Mr. Palmer's random depreciation of the charges made, significantly said he was "quite prepared to substantiate the statements he had made concerning the force, but could not do so until an Act of Indemnity was passed." Another thought discusssion useless. " The black race have got to go . . . the appointment of a Royal Commission is unneces- sary and useless." This man's name was Morehead, and he subsequently became a responsible Minister. Another said he had "never see...n a single atrocity," but before you can do any- thing "with the blacks you must establish a wholesome fear amongst them." Mr. Thompson averred that it was " futile to say that no atrocities had been committed." They were vouched on good authority, and the ' Queenslander ' deserved high praise for arousing public opinion to a "sense of duty to those whose weakness entitled them to consideration." But mercy or justice were sought in vain from those whose chief aim was to suppress the truth. The majority even of dwellers in Queensland did not know it.
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