HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-02-02, Page 4.01 c1,uexizOcntrOt5:-
• Novelties for'neeltWear-J. Hodgins..
Clearing sale -G. H. Wright.
Posts wanted—this. office.
.Anticipating a rise -Pay & Wiseman.
Seed oats—W. H. Ransford ,,
A. F. & A. M.—T. L. Fortune.__;
(tZx1txoiC few
THURSDAY, FEB.' 2,'1S82.
WORK r WORK'. WORK
We are glad to ,,:,learn that the Liberal.
Committees throughout the county,—and
indeed all over'th:'•,, Province—have .set'
earnestly to' work in anticipation of coin-•
ing elections. There is nb time, te,be lost•'.
An election thiglat byattending.
to matters of detail• in the'. :Way of .perfact
and systematic organr`zation... Do not let`
_.... y b ,.
the work drag behind. A great deal,. de
pends ori present,action, When the Con
sorvatives select a.. candidate, they. stand'
by him from that-inoment till he:is either:.
successful or defeated: The Liberals -should
also do this. Sink for. the tiwe',petty dif
ferences of opinion or` personal• motives,
Let every Liberal,;wheth.erheis. a ;commit
tee member or not, feel it has dpt+rto work
for the furtherance of a`good Gernment
• and strive:for success, • as he ai11;see his
opponentsstriving.
OUTSPOKEN•
As showing the feeling in Manitoba Over:
recent actions of the Dominion Government,.
we clip, the following items -'from the papers
of Winnipeg. The first is from the .Sun, the
second from the Free Press:'
" Separation from the Doutinion,is, in an
event, preferable; to'an existenee: hien is, toy
;.
place our people, their interest, industry and'.
enterprise at the. mercy oif'a'few'St., Paul"
millionaires. It will be our own fault'if wer
allow these wonopolists to hold the, Provincial"
nose on the grindstone long,".
"Monopocy will nOt be 'endured inthis
Province. ,The people wlio have cast in their;"
• lots here are notmade of the'stnff that breaks
'oppression. Qnr provincial 'rights,cannot be
bartered away, by any combination:.of polity
clans and capitalists. " Either the
vernment must compensate the comp any or
amend the contract. If the''coinpany.will not
accept reasonable compensation,:'.' then the,
monopoly clause of: the. contract must be ab-
rogated without their consent, -;Let -there be
no question ahout this point:' Monopoly
not be sustained' in Manitoba."
TIIE WISH' FATHE!{ TO TIIB ,.
TRO UGHTr
If there ever was a paragraphpenned
and,publshed by•ait organ of a"dominant
political party•,,or •theatinie being, more• .
insulting and tyranny-threaitening than
• the followin -from • :the i1larl we have`
failed to come'acress it
• "The Grit party has no possible trope
.of getting,intopower in. -1888: If:then•it•<
• is that iii,—orderr to obtain a, set -
Clement of the cju
boundary estion<parties •
in Ottawa and rrornto musrbe atone.with
each other, the4iublicwill-probably thin -1
that it. is better That Mr: Mowat should.
• go out in order that -Ontario. sli.ould get all,
• these millions, rather than that he •should
• remain in and sacrifice ...them:-
the
them: the peopleof Ontgrlo 5rre;in ea,rnest, they;•
-will speedily teach,Mr 1V[owat that he incl ,
his cabal must not stand between the'.
Province and tlie• equisition oi::ar territoryy'
which is declared to_lr _o -\'sash: inestiin-:
..able Value."'• •"
Here is seen by silence eonceinin,;
that the awartl'is a r ighteons,orie; and that
a111 that Prevents Ontario from obtairiing a
peaceful acknowledgerneiit of that awsrd'
• . by the powers at Ottawa ie that they'
must not sustairr in. power "at Toro to a.
man who r9 not •r•n' accord, .polrtmcally,
with the former,: no-mattex Hove:good and`
' honest the management"'of Provincial af,..,
fairs, tinder his, supervision they, 'may be
The Mail tacitly admita,`i r'ct his; Ottawa
masters ;are usurpers, and'alt because the
Ontario , people keep 'if `povveitt a man
whom they have, confidenee i,n:;.. Is not
this an: attempt, to show that :'h ight"-is-:
right?
Supreme Court Act no appeal against -a
decision of that Court can be -to the Privy
Council, without the :'leave of the .latter '
having first been obtained. e.:This initial"
step has been. successfully taken, and the
case will now im argued in due time.
The Toronto Telegram says:. "It has
been, hinted that 'the °HOD. Mr. Fraser con-
templates retiring from the Ontario Min
istry, finding that bis health isnot as good
as it might be. He lias not spoken this
session yet, and will not be„ able to take
the usual vigorous part in the debates that
usually falls to his lot. This is to be re-
gretted pot• only on account of -the cause,
but because:Mr. Fraser isa.oapital speak-
er. • No doubt the -Catholic boy couldfind
a' successor,; but they would have difficulty
in/finding oneiwho would be able to look
after, their.interests as ablyas..Mr. .Fraser.
has done."
With' alarming frequency fre ueno : .such items as
"Mr. So-and-so committed suicide while un-
der -the ' influence of liquor," or "Mr. Smith,;
while intokicaled, was run over and Billed"
appear in the papers, and notwithstanding
the terrible lessons therein 'conveyed,`,we are
afraid tbat"-Young' Canada" 'is' not profiting
thereby. It is a sad commentary on our
boasted progress to find that drinking habits,
par`icula"rly among the young, are on -the "in-
crease.: Those of more•mature..years, ' who
realized the dangers that link, in -the easy so
c'alicustoms of our people, should set an exam-
ple that would do muehltowards stemming the
torrent of intemperance.
• ,
A French reporter wild assist in reporting'
for !Hansard' during the coming session of
Parliament. No doubt the reports might :as.
well be in French as English, for all the good
they are to the 'general =public, but the ex-
pense mrghtbesaved`t�he country by
abolition, as the newspaper reports are fully
as actuate as it has been.
Chief Justice Wilsonhas' decided that . the
Dominion Government have no power to in-
vestigate the conduct of Judge Squier, and
the =investigation 'winch was in progress will
accordingly fall to the ;ground. What • will
now - e, the upshot is bard to determine, but
it is qui L,,likely'the Local Government will
now step ia` and take ,some action in the
matter.: -
()LEN'TO1'( blA R E'1' , / ' l Kiss u8.—`• TEAMERRT," the new and excluisi`
Feb, 1, 1882- little gem tor the teeth and breath, has a bean.=
wheat, fall, 19, ash, dal 28 . ,,1 29 eainplelated metal screw'
top. Try.'a 6 cent'
Spring; Redchaff, - '1 2& a' 1 *0 :�
Fife. -
Oats,
Barley,
Peas,
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter,
Eggs,
Hap.,
Hides,
Sheepskins
Pork, -
Beef,
- 1 30 a 1 31'
0.37 a 0 38
0'75 a 082
0 75 a 0 80
6'00 e 6 50
050 a `060
0' :18 a 0 20'
0 18 a 0 20
- 11,00'. a 13 00
ti 5Q a 7 00
0 75 a ,1. '00
7 75'•a 8 25
6 00 a 7 25
atoes
The . subscriber will, pay the highest
cash price for any quantity o1—potatoes,
to be delivered at once: Contracts can
be made at the store:
J.• Cuningharie.
Clinton,.Jan. 12,,1882.'
The New York Sun is authority forthe
statement thatlast year no fewer than 94,-.
159 Canadians. took up; their permanent-isei
dean in the United States- There is too'
mach, evidence -of the truth of the statement
todoubt it, yet we _suppose Ministerial: papers
will assert that the Sun is paid by the ''Grit
party" to make the statement.
Ou'another page• will`^:be found. the 'sadmi-
.able 'speech of : Mr. Rose; - M, P. P., for West
Iiurvn; delivered in the Local.:Legislature,
dui•ingthe de bite on the address.; ` It will •re-
pay careful perusal and should be studied by
Conservatives anti L iberals'alike.
Will any oirellelonging to Ontario, pos-
sessing any spirit and the;love of.justice.
and freedom, .tamely submit to such treat-
ment ? If they -will they, are unworthy to
enjoy..the liberties handed down to them
by men who struggled against oppression'
successfully. i
�.fa .
THE O1NTAttjO LEGISLATURE.
After the close of the `debate on the ad- -
dress in the reply to the Lieut. -Governor's'
speech, the vote was taken , and the gov-
ernment sustained by .a:inajorrty, of 54 to
26, and'now that fills matter is,'satisfac-
torily disposed of the :Housemill settle
down: tb business. As proof -that the gov-
ernment believe theriiselves'to'be in'tlhe
right and intend to v indicate•it,, they have:
- re tro.duced .the Stre`tin's Bill and it has
1 d its first reading, A good. many pri-
•vats bills have alreaidy''_been.,introdiieed,,
and the prospects are that a lar'g'e ainotint
-..of business Will be done 'Of this character:
Oneetition resented bn', 'Tuesda
pp
p y by
Mr. B11
Bell,- paying for an.aiiiendruen�tto'.the,
la
�!.
w of r p
ev den '' so�•a'' '
cc , s to allow `.-,liuo,rals
in religion to give evidence in 'Courts of
law, was signed' by fullyfivehiinciredper-,
sons throughout`the Province .. .
A'petition Inisbeen .riled against the return
of Mr. 0, Cnillett, Clio lately -elected Con-,
sellable .,nieririber for' -Vest :Northtimber-
aril,_an:.the-grou ;-1 of intimidation and,:cor;_':
•upt practices.. `
ilee,ting.s of the Reforrii Association of
South •Greyand Peel were heldyeste•-rday
'for •tlie..purpose- of Organization. • Atthe.
latter meeting the 'Hbn, A. S:.Hardy Was
present, and andniade a.v.i •orous-e,peech'',nn
the two questions ow:. most -.prominently
before`. the public —to'e •boundary, award.
an;d the veto "power. In South Greys ar'
rangerneuts were made fora thorough, or-
ganization,,andthere is 11ttle.doubt._•that
.this riding will be :redeemed ak. the • neat
general election
A;good prevertative 1er'reve;`s, 'Agues -and
Bilious Dieorders to Dr: "Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters, 'a 'strictly vegetable -;:pro-..
.paratinn i'Uey-Tone-,.tke systeir, puFSy,the,
Bb,od and iucre5e the: appetite: and render
those taking them almost proof again tdisease..
Bhoufa'be used in •every case •tasteap. of.rills,
Combe agent for Clinton.,.
A,terribly destructive fire;.' both to 1i4'es,•
.
_and ;property took place in ,J?ark ' Row,'
New York,. on Tuesday.at 10 ,�,t-a.'in:'and:;
it is supposetl that no less than. from "this;-
tyte-'forty .persons lost their: 'lives..>:The
'fire originated in -the cellar 'and- the ele-
vator opening .caused the, fite to •spread
rapidly.
\Nord has been received from:•' England.
by the Attorry-General., that :the privy
Council had;granted tiie_Ontario' Govern-
merit leave to -appeal, to tlia,t tribunal
against ,the finding of the•Su' rome.Co trt
of the Dominion. in• the Me cer; esVaheat
case. It will be reuremli:erecl that in the
Opinion of tt'e'srfj*lrie^Cotirt real estate
escfiet ting to the tCrown'for want e heirs
• sholy 4d revert to the Dominion, find not to
the Provincea,inwhich' .i:t is Situated, and
'` ks a niKst this decision• that the appeal,
is, to to the Pri'vy Council.., 'Under the
WM. MOORE begs respectfully to in€onn the inhabitants of • Clinton •and vicinity
thathe.-has• entered into ;pastnership ..with MR: SHARMAN, whose -abilities -as, a
straightforward and thorough business Man are well known in 'this ,community. In
future the business will be conducted under the firm title of'MOORE & SHARMAN
The new firm
would take this_opisortunity'of.announcing that in.addition to their
present large and varind stock of
:06.0#0$,.
lasware, Crockery, &c,
They are constantly receiving. fresh importations from the_ best' houses in the Do
:minion; which they are; prepared ,to°,give: their eustpmers :AS CHEAP AS EVER
01i'FERED;; IN THIS' PARI OF °THE COUN I P Y,
Never Give Uv:
I1 you ars autfering`witI ow •and depressed
epirits,Ioss of,appetite,-general debility,"disor-
dered blood; weak oonstitrttion, headaehe, .or
any disease: of.a;-bilious: nature, by all means
procure a bottle of Electric Bitters: You will be'
auprised to see the rapid'lmprovement that will
follow; you 'wilt. be .inspired .with new', life;'
strength and activitywill 'return';"pain and mis-
Cry will cease, and henceforth you, will rejoieo
in the praise` of Electric Bitters. '"Solid. at se eenta
a-bottic,I by J.,11. Combe..
' COI,BOR.NE
BRiErs Mr Abram S. •Cowherd has
organized a juvenile•,lrterary sot y, in
connection .with his school. „The Wffieet8.
are, President, Alex. ItlbMurchre,;. Vice
President, M sS • Grace Algin ;; Secretary,
S. Cowherd; Coxncillors; Miss'• Etta
McCabe and John Suary. - We wish .iiia i.
secess in his Ventura,...:One of the canoes
wuhich'plies the riven;