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222:, but there was debate as to the exact nature of the party. Some saw the New Liberals as being complementary to (and possibly even a part of) the Liberal Party, spurring it forward but not directly challenging it. Others saw the New Liberals as a completely independent group that would stand against and eventually supplant the original Liberals. As a result of this disagreement, the New Liberals never developed a party organisation outside Parliament, and did not institute block voting - the party consisted of little more than regular 156: 229:
The New Liberals suffered considerable damage from the so-called "voucher incident", in which Francis Fisher alleged that Richard Seddon's son had been received payment from a government department for work he had not done. The allegations were disproven, and the New Liberals suffered a considerable
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As the election approached, the New Liberal Party comprised only Bedford, Fisher, and Taylor. The party, which now considered itself fully separate from the Liberals, contested a number of seats, including those held by Liberal MPs. Of the party's three MPs, two were defeated — Fisher was the
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public backlash. As Fisher had not consulted his colleagues before making the accusation, it also strained relations between party members. William Barber and Alexander Hogg sought rapprochement with Seddon, and others also appeared to distance themselves.
371: 203:, a radical independent with a reputation as a firebrand, became the New Liberal Party's leader. Some Liberal dissidents, however, refused to be involved in the new party - the most notable being 364: 1012: 848: 357: 1022: 1032: 1017: 487: 191:, all dissident Liberal MPs, associated themselves with the party, and two independents who had formerly been aligned with the loose opposition block, 388: 380: 107: 803: 708: 517: 447: 976: 981: 678: 417: 916: 886: 703: 602: 467: 200: 472: 986: 936: 906: 738: 733: 607: 597: 858: 818: 788: 951: 748: 617: 442: 235: 219: 215:. Many critics of Seddon believed that the New Liberals risked splitting the liberal vote and allowing a conservative government. 901: 778: 773: 768: 763: 627: 562: 527: 753: 477: 332: 310: 284: 258: 926: 783: 688: 683: 577: 497: 457: 941: 743: 632: 592: 657: 522: 69: 931: 921: 881: 866: 718: 693: 184: 144: 956: 891: 798: 723: 698: 542: 407: 188: 164: 758: 612: 582: 427: 132: 62: 1027: 876: 512: 239: 136: 112: 587: 991: 843: 673: 102: 871: 552: 833: 637: 622: 572: 567: 159:
The "Voucher incident" caused a split in New Liberal Party as moderates distanced themselves from Fisher
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who sought a more "progressive" policy than that followed by the Liberal leader,
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The New Liberal Party announced an intention to contest the
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Liberal Party
Ideology
Social liberalism
Progressivism
Political position
Centre-left
Politics of New Zealand
Political parties
Elections
New Zealand
Liberal Party
independents
Richard Seddon
Radical Party

Harry Bedford
Francis Fisher
George Laurenson
Frederick Baume
Alexander Hogg
William Tanner
William Barber
Ewen Alison
Alfred Harding
Tommy Taylor
John Millar
George Fowlds
Robert McNab
1905 elections
caucus

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