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a .b�'paragraph, read a second , time and
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public �piuion. But, Mr. Speaker, - if having
brought, t here for irrvestlgatlo�ri id the discharge
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'Legislature of Ontario orititled all - Act
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THE, 'LION AND EME.
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AS possible, but we were told that
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thT.40--i7ho advocatpoladch a thing were in
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� ,�Sir' john Macdonald moved that Hi'
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examination o it
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for Protc�dng Public, Interests in Aiv@rs,�
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StreamB and Creaks," disallowed. by His
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favor of that whibli wAs treasonable and
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unpatriotic aud-noti�itlrgtsardirrg � that the
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mitted�to prepare all ad ress in reply.
.� have been bartered away and betrmyed�
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1 man whomr they once believedan as thecApostle
� of Retre�nehnrent has'becomp the high
Excellericy in Council. -Carried.. ,
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Hen. Edward Blake�-I ,hope the Mira8,
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The Gentleman From Now York'who had Hear& I
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ore the Minister of Rail,
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priestiof� jobbery and corruption ? Who then
ter will see�that` the ret-arn' is,brought
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the,,Rowl of the British L* - �
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been among those who favored
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shall restrain limitato their just indignation as
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OTTANA, Feb. 10, I The S '
chats met at
such,.& course-tbat all who f avored,it were
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to the interests
laid on the table - . .
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Report
h A6 him, loaded down though hei may be
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,MAKES W ASS , ?NOE--, MORE. �' 11 ' � I � I
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o'clock and at'once took upille Address in
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reply to the Speboh from the Throne.,
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bound in leag ' I (Cheers.') But we
the country. � And that
of the'�ublic Work, Department
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-L-13k Sir H.La �
priest, and impale him upon the horns oftbe
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�ondqnce, etc., relating ah,Act entitled
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the Syndicate pu arly to the
, Report of state Of Militia�mr. Caron.
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�Thes6 ,Were grave stater
Sibutheastern Railway' Company," - disal-'
i -House Committee briForeignAftaiis to -day - I , ,
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Sault by the main line, and to reach
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had bagn freely circulated ! through the
lowed by His. Excelleno Council. The�
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reported Adversely the r6solutionpl_Mr.' ,� 1.
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Eon. Mr. MclEnes, in moving the
that, point' by a branch, and
tion returus,jor,t)16 year ending June 30t1l,.
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country'. A Minister of the Dominion ought
, 'remark of' the lion. m,.b.r for Durhajai
(New York) i asking the Attorney- I I .
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this fact, is now regarded as an
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to be like Coesa�'s wif e, .Above � reproach or
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General for qp opinion wh6 ther, if Joseph I I , � I .
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one features of tbe,Speech.from1he Throne,
excellent thing, and a strong argument'
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Depar
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suspicion, and be was free to Admit that"in.
otion.-Carried. L I . 11 � I :
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'Blake
Warr on Keifer, Alonzo B. Cornell or ChAs. '_ - 1" �
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and spoke sanguinely of. the benefioia,l
in .favor of the - Government's policy.
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on weights and measures and adulteration
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' hisbandid judgmenti many, of them, ver&
Mr. moved for correspondence
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Cairclishould be arrested.in theBritieh , � � .''.
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tesults likely to ,aocrue from His Excel-
it is admitted' that the prosperity of the'
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, Buch. He proposed to aBk the President of
with: the Canada� Pacific Railway Company
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lency the Governor. General'd �tour in tiie
Northwest is based upon, iti fertile" lands,
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the Council two, or three,� qubstions, upon
on the subject bf the routo of an 11
y part.of
the English Government, by suspbndirI4 �
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Northwest, especially from th6lilcOutive it
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would give to immigration; 'Not only did
and. therefore the polidyw.hich is to be pur-
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Government, on the promptness displayed
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jn� laying the reports of tlie several Depart-
this interesting point. He aeBired to know
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whether these statements found in the offi
'the railwa� or relating thereto. -Carried. ,�
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detai 'n him on indefinite suspicion without . � I
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. the N. P. receive a meied,,,of praise at "his
. that country is largely a land policy. As to
mentB before tfl� HouB6 at, such an early
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cia1debates of Nova Scotift were truly an(i
Iating t6 the impr'ovement of commercial
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trial or without 'the , right of the,Uhited ��� � . I �
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hands, as.the-source of the, present pros-
the bulk of these lands the Government. haEf
stage. He hoped -t hat thereportof the
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correctly reported or substalitial � I I y correctly
,relations between Can aaa and, other
States to demand hi s,release ? - ! � 11 , I I
� I perous loondition of the country but the
taken. dillsolute.,power to. make regulations.
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,Minister of , Interior . would not. be
reported, and if s6 he wished to know if the
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The game committee also reported ad- . � .
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Government'� �'PiWifie, R& .�'
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A§ to certain classes of lands, however, it has
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hen. ,gentleman still, believed that �he
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unqualifiedly andilreed. , � I . .
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beeh4�reed that the regulations shall be
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corrlectl�de�eiibediho�linii3ter6,i
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The H�dse adjourned at.,5.1,0'P.M.
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Hola. W OgilXie, in B6�ondiug the
subject to,'the disappr6val of Parliament O
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OTTAWAj Feb. 13��-The Speaker took the
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ndu.ct'au the time and ,plaeb referred to,
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� OTTAWA F eb. 16.' -The, Speaker took the
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with thetritish Governmentwith'reference. I .
Address, spoke eui;jisti6ally �6f the. opera,
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being laid on the'table. . But -as to the bulk
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chair a,t',3 o'clock. .. . ' I
: and whether if the descrijpfi'6a,wa� correct,:
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to the case of D. H, O'Copnok,..arr American I i I . .
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I tions of the National I?olib,y,. -and cQm-
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of labols they arepritirely u the c"oijtrpl
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Sir Charles Tupper laid oil the table the'
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the PrIasident'of the Council, its satis-
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citizen imprisoned. in Ireland. . I I I ,
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mented, briefly on the various features Of'
of the Administration. We find that series
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report :of the Department of.Railways and
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fied that the Minister of Railways had since
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Mr.1,Robinson wahted�.Itb see' -any .1 man
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after series of regulations have been issued,:
Gana,bi for the fiscal year ending 30th June,'
become deservfng� of his confid6nee'? If the
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Act respecting the Commercial Travel-
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here in whose -veins" a drop, of Ameri6an -
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Hen. Mr. Scott, after complimenting th&
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one .following' another -with rapidity, but
1881. Also a XeVirn� of the r�ceipts .and,
reverse was� the case arid the President - of
lerg' Association of, Canada. -Mr. Beaty.
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mover and seconder of the Address,' dis-
Bented from their favorab � View I of the
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see � pe Unsuccessfully f � or two ses I sione we
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ex errd�turd 61 -th6 Great,Western Railway
P Port Stanley harbor, anzi.
in respect of
the,Couhcil was niistaken,,it waff� only due
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to the lion. gentleman -
whom he had desig
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� . Act to provide that persons charged with
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milademearror'shall be competent *ifnesses.'
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- , resolution. I The tirelawho were in thl � . . . �
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E ,h bastiles were' ny,� I I � 1. .
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Argued, arid again at the last, th
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copy of the contract made for tba'aqueduct
trated as the IAhigh priest of corruption "I
_` Mr. Cameron (Huron). - ""' : :1
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lithe floor and sup'erio'r, to some t� I � I � ..
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claimed that a very small percentage ,of
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fend was not to be given .the, settler,
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on the Welland Canal. *He .statedthat the
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whT did hot ao,to. the field of battle. The � - �
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the people had sh4red-in the AIJeged
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do not,.givoi' it to thg�,�specuiaidr except
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Qter was subject .-,to the disapproval of
'that it Was a ,
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provisions respebiingofferrdssaga�inet
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men. � had faded a; gallant anomy . .
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benef.tB. � .
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,the person I -Mi.; Cameron (Huron ,�
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and : had fought for ' their* country.' I I .
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last that GoVernmerit -.is, awake t
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,, Mr.. Mackenzie asked when't ov n.
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Would be somewhat surprised at, the tone
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Mr.'Girouard (Jacqueg Cartier), in moving
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crops in Prince. Edw� had not
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the evil in part, -and ,tbel�'ipdividual spe6u-
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tintexided'to li i -all the reports
men ring down.
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lopted � by the leader of � the Opposition
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the firsk_-Vadi�g of* the * Bill concerning
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nowro Ing in jail, while herein the House I -1 1*
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been so good as the AdJiLpss -asserted, .and
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later at- least is told what we Jorig ago:
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moved for 'fast SeBBi011, -Not one-half of,
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and' his, 'colleagues in this debate. .'The
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marriage, With a decleased- wife's %sister,
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wen not so. good As they wO�e willing to 1. i I � :
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claimed.as Bound policy�tl:iat ,if. he is' to
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those Move& Ior had- ever. reached,,th6
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hon. ientlerntin. who h ad� rnade the Attack
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sal ,in reply,to Mr; Blake, that theportiou
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' table �a resofut!,64 O111lis kind. .W.4131-111at - i .. �
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tries which could thrive only'by the removal
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buy at all it is to*be for cash. Th t
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stood:convi6ted before the people of this
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of the Bill passed last session' referring , to I
.Americanism?- Was, that'the spirit o he . �, - , 11
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speculator still,, how,e�ver,-,'all6wed to
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' Mr. MoCattlay introduced a Bill to con-
country of having degraded hiniself in�order:
the widow of a brother hadbeen elimingted.
,flag? r,WAs:the4 American blood' in , be I ,. rl. .I, -.1
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country diminished by t rat circum-
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rehase forcredit. Howfar.is it consistent
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Stitute a Court of Railway Coinmissioners,
to obtain power.. by buying out a, Minister
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hearttof any'ritan who could'stand on this , � � � .1
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Hom Mr. Wark endorsed what,Mr. Hay-
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toilie representatives of,the pe6ple that
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and to amend. the Consolidated Railway.
Act of .1870, �vhich was read Ec f�rst time.
of � the doveinment. -As long - �s Its lived
those words ," speak how " would convic
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�fere with vested .r.ights. ' - ., ,
: Bill read the I firs ' �-, . - ` � ' , .:,
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floor , Nvitbodt indimant- blood- rushing to I - - .. � I
hi and his 'm rising to-strikethe , - I . �
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� . Provinces, and expressed An o i ion that
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publjc meetings: sboirld.be.* told *hat the
'fiscatpolicy. of the �66vernmenti I a, told not
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, hite (Hastings) that�the final locatio��,61!
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Ministe . a
r, .payipg him at terwards.by, g-Rving
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. �, . peaker- presented a message rem
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is. Excellency the Governor- General-
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man ,who would vote totable.theiesolu. 1 .11 . . �
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El- sorry to hear Mr. Robeson _ , I
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I . - ick -was last season in a, worse
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� � position thall4t had beep in for many yearg.
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, indirectly -but plainly abd openly the duties
' on tea ariA coffee are" to'be removed 'and-'
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-the ionic of.tbe'MuriCy Canal is now being
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'de,tethaLue�cL;.--tl-iat-.c,o.n.t�act
In ' one ositions
W of the highest- judicial po
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transmitting a, copy of the census of th e
- Dominion.,of Canada, taken under Act 12,
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.fling s and curses at the sub . set. I ! I I I
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366tailig ucjta (-C.h'.O 6'e-)
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. le.,-,cbap. 21; w ich wAS Z ti(I on the tabld�,
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the Hoqse�dould. not i direct the Attorney- I � I .� �
C,6noiral deliver I � I . I
I then rrie'd, ,and
I � . The Address was 1.
When A* former session� As .. .
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,arid the work vigorously prosecuted.
speaker had travelled rather, outside1he
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Mr. .Blake,, moved -, f9r Zorre's ndence
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about changes in taxation, he said, 11 No ;
never
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, Mr H6ud6 for Mr. Gault asked whether
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record. : There was not, as'that gentlema ll
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that wasi the gplrit of aristocracy, monarchy � , I � I I
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HOUSE OF COMMONS . I
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it would do td'sAy'Anythirig until the
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it livas, the intq'ntibn vernment to
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introduce a.Billibis session to'provdde for.
tied 'to think anything or.
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n reference to the , ,
.unfair i' , utterances of
ject of drawba�cks ,on duty pa id .on sbeet �
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iron for nail making An the's tent of. the,
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arid -testheticism; He (Mr� Robinson): had . .
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heard the howl of the British lion and,the F - �� I I
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OTTAWA, Feb..10.-The Speaker took the,
mode of procedure ig_�o revolutionary that
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the equal division of the esfaie's of insolvent,
the � President of , the- Gapircil. - When it
export of ' nails from such'iron. I ..
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cruuchi�g of bones .Of Ameriegn citi- 1' � �'. .
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chair at 3 o'clock. . .1
.w I ecided that we shall
he has d - know
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was an trounced that I ... 6
I Hoii;�Mi. McLelan wa
, Sir Hector La;rrgeviir, in - the absence of
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zens under its paw. He' heard the' cha' I �
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Mr: Bergeron in rising to move the
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the
nothing
� About it, the World is- to know' all,
�bout i� long bef ore ,.ih6 session.6 I ens. .The
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'. �bhn,Macdahald-Ibis not the inten-
Sir . I
ti,h or,ihe Goverlaillent'to' do SO..
to be President of the cou'dej - lhey,riaturalljr
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turned up the record,6'see who this'Ilon'.
the. Minister of-:Customs,�� said be,wae,Bure
i.satisfaciory explanation W ould1e given
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clanging around the, limbs.of tIIO§e citizens ,
And had looked Around to Mr. Robeson t " ' ;t . ".., . I I .
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Address in reply to the SP
' eech -froth,
. Throne was applauded,by his friends.
surplu's no �doubt is very large', but it - "as
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beeii prodilced by the increase of taxes, And
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, 'In, reply toMr. ff6C6smos;- -
'the 'total'
Mr.! McLelari wae. -If the President. of ill a
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h 4 . tile correspotiolocnee w&s. br
w e I . . 6ughi-
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see where the'eagle was. Butthat'wa,B�not .' �.' I � �
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th6-4�rrd of bird that.sut '- d . I � I
r oun ed the � 1 -
� arks lib" &9�'
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ceeded to speak at some, length upon the
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not by, an., abnormal consumption of irrr� .
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value -9 parjoinied, up 'to
Council balthanged, Iii I opihiba the, House'
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'Ought toknow it,,that members might have
oldwn.' � .. I
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Mr. Bannerman, in moving for a return,
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mall- H.6 Was' allirourio'ed by cormorants. � , �
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present prosperity OfLthe.courrtry, which
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I f he attributed in a large .to the
ted goods. I agree 1113104 heartily with
Por
the views -which have:,"been ,Oxpresse-cl
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December lAst by Onderdonk &'Comon n y,
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Contra' . sets,
I ct6re on theEmory-Savoria contr
no rea§on -for believing he was using his
eloquence to indite :.the ' .t� foho'
, e M, 0 w. a Man
.'allowing the amount received for duties at I
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the ports of Moose, York'and Churchill'
Those , confined, in I �
prisons I I I "
had certificates of �i'. 1. � I ,
I naturalization onwhich I .
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I .measure
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. I policy of protection favored by thb Present
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in the Speech ,from the . Throne with
reference to the-cala�rnity;'�which'bdel the,
1 n'the Camadian
0 . Pacific 'Railway, -as esti'-
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MiIt d by the Governinell , t engineers was
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A a �disgkaco
Who Was a pii1bzIlic,plundere�'all.; 1.
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t6hiBProvirlce.. ,' . I
� yearB 1876 to. 1881 inclusive,
e during thE , �
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Pointed out that'Amerldan ,traders' were,
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were, I � . , ., , . � ,
engraved',the' A 16 buta. .
me loan eag , 11
tyrArthicaldespotpaidno more. attention to ", :1 , �� � I
I Government., After a graceful reference
to assassination of the President, of the
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People -of the allhited � States - of A
I .- merica.
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151;8 01 Amount paid the,
Oe4,8k' Thet 6a,l reon�
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:11on. Mr.M6LeIan saidilre same question
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A - Ilowed to carry on ' "
business inthe North-;
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,it than if it were it crow.-!-�He asked would - ' -� , .
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� ided amid appla .
United ,States, he conch use
f . by moving the adoption of -the Address. , *
I We must all agree not merely in: the,spirit,
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but also in' the language in which that
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to *,tile! contractor' up. to that � date Was
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11j624,406;, ,In parts the work was entirely'.
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-raised to -day had come uD at t
- . - he recent
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Colchester. Ye.t, the )ple,�,
campaigilin - Pao
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without'6ontributing revenue ; . while�
west . , 1.
,the, Huds i:v, a. CaxiadiA,
on - Bay Compai. , �
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, M"saphusetts stand by" and'Iet orre, of her I � :': , . I I �
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citizens rot,fn"a' foreign prisoiI9 1-1
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I He �haid - .
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I I Mr. Guillet in seIeonding� the Aadre'85
9,11ugion is made. � �dtig a painful
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t.aryu li-advariced civilization' that such
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6ompleted, the ralls 'were -laid for aboilt'
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6,ftef-bearing the ,ex e.
I plabations, had r
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� turn I him , P �Iiambdt
'cotpora,tion *as only permiited to tra6'oh'
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of a large 'revenue. the.
been, msa'lled . because he was,� going to - I � . I
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'London to batter, down that Was IL
congratulated the House that the - hope
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expressed by His, Ex6elleney:'in the speech
_ 0 . tied., -andAbat
an event slI uld have happe I .
twelve in iles and1he work was
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�All 'along the fine. � Thenurall6r-of ,tons of
ed t o with , a .good
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The: I " - siti6li-
majority. . eader of' tile �Oppo
paymeiat � yearly ,to
Government. This treatmeInt't6 American
,city. . ;, 1. .
there An'y coward - who held -an American : I I
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- . - of last "sBion had been' so abundant y�
realized in the increased prosp6rity'oif the.
in the bist6ky of that greatboantry,;vvithin.
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a't,ery brief periddi the lives of two of their
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. raiI8 at Emory, including ,those laid on the
-tra,6k; wAs.,5,077 ions ;' 149 ions. were'now
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had: .�referred t'o:' him as w fortunate
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politician, .because after� tw.eutv-fi�e years
'trading .companies was 'diffe6rft.to that.
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received by- the Hiids�n,-Baj� Comparryfrom
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pen a I .. . .,
nd contr' olled. the American press who I �. , .
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would say that,the United States could not . �
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'undoirtiikel
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� country. The extended. tour bTade by His
� Excellei . ley in the -during� ill . 6 �
� Presidents should have been -terminated in
8116h a:tra-idwXy.`I*iII'suy no more than
�;e
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e,way to hmbry� but none on the'waji
..to Pott Moody. 1, 11 .. I I . ..
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in publie'life he �had achieved ir�position �irl
the:Cabftiet� He'llad At least the-satisfa�r
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the Ameri � can Government tipoh the a6quisi.'
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bi0norAhiska, wlien only twenty -four hours,
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take London. He Would � I . .
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take London At half the expense that Vicks- :� -, -1 I
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,Northwest
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recess had added to the many obligations
this, that heartily rejoice- to' linow that
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� Sir. -Richard- bar twright, 'moved for A'
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tion' Of 4ipowing that the" .position -was
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. - 't' � .ompany'.to retire with the I
were given, tie (
burg. had-b6on taken. .Referring to �_rrews_ . :. . .
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. � the warm personal ititerest: ghovVn in its
lih6 recent illness of right ho.n.,gentle-
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mail opp6ait,e. terminated'so f avorably that �
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�keturn in'tne form. used in the. statements
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, usually;publiBhed. in the � Gazettei of -the
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achieved, withoi4tMtr'xgae. WIlatever he
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. - McLelan) might - have said f orrinOily,
t�.r.
vhidh it had established,
six Or sever' Posts .N.
there. . It is believed that, the adopii6n.of a,�
PaPer�ciiticism, Mr. Robinson :said he had � . .
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.been assa�lte'd. With .the ming1led f erocity . i . I
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'polecat,
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. . . welfare, . � - 1
By request of the'House, the�parag�a Phs
he appears among
get us again restored to
health arid strength, and although We may
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,expor -and imports from Ist J
'is uly ul Ist
'Tail eacb.bf the �earg'1877, '78, �'79,
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W said, when'that co t'
n rabt-wiks com-
.pleted and when the whole hi-Mory of the,
ore thorough sy� tem, for the collebtion of
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revenue in that district Would be produoti�`
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And filth of the. . , 1�
tiger. and because -
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� lie stood. tip.. for. American .citizenship an - I I
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�.the'
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of the Addre'$s were taken:up ieriaii,�z. I � -
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hope that he will change. his Place ill this
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House day, hope that he
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. , viry.,il.i '82 respectiveay, showing the
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affair.. was...1hade 'known', � that . whoever
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of good results. - . .
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dlory� of the flag. - .(Laughter --and':: � � . . . .
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'applause). � .
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st paragr apb, . .
. On the fir � I
I Mr.. Blake rose amid Applause-' He said -
at an! early we also
will continue to grace 'its halIB
� . with his
countries when nd to whi ch the same
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were respectiv ely exported and imported.
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in ght have benefited by ill e contract the
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Minister, of Railways did .,not, personally
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� ,The inotio'll was carried. �'
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Mr. Patterson- (Essex) inoved-Ior corres
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- Mr.,Xox (New -York - � I I �
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� Mr. Speaks r, it is not my intenti , on td.inter-
for in( "-- ' '
)re than --a-, very space
� presence for many years to'come. (Cheers.)
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SirJohn Macd6nald�Mr. Speaker, 1 cam�.
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Mi. B6wall said.he.had: , ,Objection 'to
the�motion,but_it *6uld.be utterly impog-
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't. by it.". I . .� ,� - 1�
benef. . ' �
Hen'. MII Anglin' said ills Minister Of%
pondenpe bet Bell the 'Government , of �
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Zahada anrl,� the� 'Imperial Government
nor was A citizen .of Baltimore. Aappenin � I
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0 be tie6surer of. a society. for- the eleva- , ., , : - 11,
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I pose ,brief,
. . between the House . And the4pa'ssage of. ill . is
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� cardially'joinwi
I I th my hen. frieni in many
b�is said "
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Bible, from the' amountof-work involved',
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R 'I ' d boast6d of ha'
,� always ha ving won over;
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relating to the.admiesion of .liv6�'
stock'into
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the:.Do 'nio6.;f6r'brb6d1hg' h I
f d i " ' :
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jtkio .,�.
illitot.-the Irish, h& had been 'place in, - , �
pountry.where singeguar- � I . I �. .
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as heartily. as any
Address. We rejoice -
I can upon that meaBur6,of 'prosperity Which
hings he . during his interesting.
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:,speech. ,. In the first Place I jo : in With him
- to� have -the return l5roughi.down in time to
be -of, use for the . P . resent. session -of the
M any leading' Nova:, Scotia politicians to
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his side,but be WAS;irot able to -say that he I
. Mi , - . . pur-
poseB. ,He said it Was of considerable
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I .every - I .
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a,teebf .Per6ohal'liberfy had been .wiped � t ; I I.. I I I.,
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I . . the.coudition of the country exhibitB. We
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rejoice'also in the improved tiew:as to the
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in.�ffexing m`�'sincere congratulations, to
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,the mover and Becolider of the resolutions
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House'. '- � . - .. �
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Sir�hichard .Cartwright hoped that -the
ba'd secured anji'retr action' of the very
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grave charges . made against hirn. by the
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mQonvenieneb to the inbabitants'of .West-
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Brit Ontario to be deprive inter-.
d of that 1.
but by the. Coercion Act and the susp6nsion - , - I . . 1.
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. -regard this : . � ., .., � I ,
of -hab'eas c&i:pus. -No. than could . I .i I
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source of this prosperity which i§anpardht�
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for the'able manner in .wbich they :have,
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papers'could be,prepafed. in dine for sub-
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President of � the Council. For' sixteen
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course' -in the transportatidn. of cattla with �
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they hadbeen
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as a ]party question. it .*was A,question , I _ ,
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connected with the � Ill best o : � ,`�
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in, the Speech. On former. occi aslons we ,:
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preBse hos6� resolutions'op�th'd a,tteritioil
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rid -if
mission before the -House rises, a ,so,
years these.charge� had remained
. unapolo- I
'and
the Western States t6which .
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p'rerooative
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citizenship. . , 1�
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I have heard MiniAters declare th6tour pros-
perity was in'some small measune'due to.
Of the House� _, I congratulate - My, lion,
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f riond on.thekindly. and. Pleasant tone, in.
tfid7informat;iop would be valuable. . ��
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7��-��-Tlfile,&Ption was'earried. , " �
cted unqualified,
gized for,' unretra . '
till the,, new, Minister' ha;d- been forced
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aedustOm here . , of.
ed. T � need be ,no fear
importing the- dattI6 . disease from., that �
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. . Mr: Aobiiigou (New York) ag;a,in took'the : * � . . I I
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. � .the condition of.agriculture �They were
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y1l measure.of:
good enough to give some sm *
I which he ha's addressed us so early in the
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I thank him especially and. ain-�
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OTTAWA, Feb.'iC-The Speaker took the
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chair, at'3 o'clock. : . . I
to -day after . the r emarks' of'the Member
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.for Shefford c u
- (Him tingt ) � to. make . the -
quarter. ' - � .1 I .
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- Sir ii. Laugevin said JhBi.�,keps had
floor, declaring. that.'abcordi ng:to , the By's� . 1. 11 r I I
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to .f6li6wed�by.th6Govoin.ment.inge.tting -� � - �
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. � praise and thanks and-blessing,taProvi-.
I dence, but for all the rest, which they �aid
oerely , for -his very - indly allusion: to
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my." U We looking At
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,Mr..Ar,dydt rh ve . ement of
o d for 6, stai
by the duty Cdhadian
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Bmalliettaction . he did. d h
No.wori.der t at
the'House. should be:a atonished. on seeing
alreadv- been taken in order to remove'
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existing difficultios, and hopeoltbat ore'lqug,
its'eitizen sk�out f & E6 1 1 I . � . �
0 prisons, it would tak i
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thousand.years to - I * , I . . . .
1. . I get a fly out of a. me asses .
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I I deal more than, that 'tliek
was a great . y
I .remain
8�10 o 'er, � and., 1. cann ot hope to. be
revenue proauced on
. Zt6bac - . ^ ol-
co. He claimed that the duty c'
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:the h' gentleman walking,in arm in.arm
on,: � .
that object woufd,be attained. ., . ,
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cup. � Let the acreapiof the eag1b.b heard, �: . . ! . I - - : .
and let'] I le �
�IiB7 words; be'quoted. - Let them I
claimed thanks and . blessing ' for.
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themselves. � I reth9ndber .the hon�r.
!%rra 6d oil the' 5aM6 sidel with the hen.
'gent Oman', I hope we .will always'. look � At
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lecteff: on Canadian tobacco' gave little
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revenue: to the country, whileAhe effect of
, with the Minister of Railways. I 1. I 10
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- , Hen. Mr. Blaike said that in, view of :,the
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The. mot.ionwas carried.- , I .
Laugevin laid'upon the table
I .Sir.H. '
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It merican dxtillery.'Refer- I - . :
ear -the r6ar of.A I I ! . I I I
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I able Finance Minister � disclaiming,
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by thei , Gove'rpment
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-eaoh.other as we can and as we generally�,
-do. My hen. friend laid doim the: true
:if was to discourage the growth.of tobacco
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language wfiicb,� -had been addressed to him
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by some of the.s '
on the: opposite
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Pa irs- . and - copies of correspondence
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bej� ticial
b n the Dominion And Provi.
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ring.to� r.'Robeson, h6 -stated ihitIie:had - J I I . . �
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teacher, �but. he waS , - :. : - "
I any arrogation _
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I of All the merit for what had, occurred, and
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. principip as to,th e. course to be. -pursued
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�Cariicd. , . - I I
in.Camador. ..
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Sir John,' 'Macdonald., rose to.make the
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poakers
, side" be hoped the- House w6uld� �indulgI6
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rn rits ou the subject of the -Bound- I
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G6�brn I .. ,
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genileman',s �
ir tp
B�Bmar , boy-ili fa#,'he was a very dull - ,, I ,
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boy. I . I I I I
.. hestated in.apublic speech that -the proof
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was that not -long since they h I ad instituted
In Ahe opening of Parliament' that , the
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Addkess shall be . passed without. any-
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usual' explanations respecting- the charrges�
that badtaken place'i u the' Government:
with a very few Words in ref,erenc.e to
personal,matters.:whi6h, had been raised
ary Awafd. Also pa,pers and. c6rres-
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poadence in connection with� the. northern
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..Mr., Robeson said: be was not ash.amed , 1: I
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I a day of. thanksgi ving.Ao.Providence for
those blessib s That i8,Abont tbe.propor-
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extended discuBsion; except: ,in very e:�cep-
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tional cases, .where the-, corl�iiruance of the
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during the recess. _ Upon , the, eleva'00 of�
Minister7-- Of Justice, - Hen.
the ,,J,imes
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durillig-the, debate. If there w4s � an:. accu,
saWou agaihst-th6 Ministerof Rail�ays-, it:
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and weatern boundary of Ontario. .,�.
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; said,that li,
Hen, Mr. Blake e hoped the,
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. .,of �thei distinbtion of being a tax I,
tg,et ,for, All , �, . I
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11 'Ouse. , - , '' � �
the folly and 6f e'Very .crank I . H * , . � .
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tion: one day to God arid the other 26T to
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the Ministry. (Laughter. I ), � But this'time,
confidence of Parliamentin theAdminigtra-.
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tion of thedayisoltiestioned.Their, or course, -
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- McDonald, to the position rof Chief Ju6tice.
of Nova: Scotia, Sir Aiexauder Campbell
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was'not our accusati"o : '' * t , W the'"ac6p---
_n,;,i
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sati6n -of his colleague ,the D'i at .of
lesida .
14 avail'e b. 16j'an
hen, gentleman'wou iruself
, arly adjournmerr to bring, Own t
`� t ' ` ' d' he Other
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(Derisiye e:�dlamatious on t hb,Democ t, I
11 . ra to : � . I .
side. 1. I . . - . . I
) �� It W�s' part' of th6 � duty of a mail I. I
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� -Oproved
- . I am glad to say, we find that the it
I - to, a
)he'sconer'the que6ti6h, is brought . -
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I � nted to fill the vapandy, arid ,
had been appoi I
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7, ouncil- I If: he (T)
. fr. , Blake) wer(rits
the C . I I I
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r .ns-asked'for. , �- , 1: -� : - .
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, still . , be,
- they%
'Sir H'. Langevi'n'
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.who hoiiestly:and -.earhestly.� endeavored to � . . I
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sublhIt himself to thq�;,aueers of folly and ! I , : I
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I .. prosperity Ill its various'aspe6tg is attri-
. - buted to. the Giver of All Good, by which.1
decision the better. . I I
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Mr. Macken�ie-I am'glad thb hen pir-
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. Iion. J..O'Cormor Was transferred to thd ,�
Post -office Departmelat.ip� his Mead.' The
black as he had been,p6inted it would , not
make the Minister of R�ilways aiik whiter.
said would
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brought down. wieft As little I d., 1 �
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the.,vituperabi6n of derpagokues,, and. ,he . I .11 . : I
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presume we are not to - understand the
Finance Minister� Ibelieve tfie.tradeand
tIcipart. .has changed Iiis opinion ill this
matter. 1. I I I ,. �
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position of Secretary of,-, State, -r6poler'ed
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vacalit by the transference of, Hen. Mr.
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Sir Charles. Tupper said also that be (Mi.
Blak6i)wasafraidto meet him'. He had
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Possible. . "', ., . I I
The'Houie, adjodriled At'4.40
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claimed. it 99 a proud :'distinction before . I . � .. .
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.1 navigation returns and others, will indicate
. Sir,Jbhu Macdonald --- �Well, I sometim
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O'Connor,, was, frllbd'by� the Appointment
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been sitting �opposite fh6hon.�gmtletnarr for
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order against Mn Robinson when' he .
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sought.tQ ail� his folly to the obstruction of'! � , �
very fairly the propriety of, this, more
modest ktribution of these blessings, And
chBingenay mind.- ,I. am not a�136uibon. I
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learn some things And I forget -somb things.
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of,Hon.,Mr. M6u6semi, Hen. Mr. McLelap'�
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the 'new Minister, taking the--poBition oi
,fourteen years.' afarjargerpo�tionof
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tha;t time he (Sir Charles, Tupper): bad the,
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business.' .He nev�6r sAt �dowrr. oil- this ' - , ,
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establish As ' otlier circumstances .,.Will
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'he hen; gentle o l
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President'of the Council. �,, � . , ..Sympathies
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of a majorjty'of the ' audibrice.
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105i000 111arrcls of, '011 in a IdIaze: to I
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, gentidin ' An as intimated �, : � �
by 11127. . . � I
because � he 'knew the "gentleman's wind' . I .
eisfablish, the fact that it is to these
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changed conditions to which have,
13101's cOngratplated' us, on, several matters
� atters
-land regulations and �other in -
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. r. Blake sald�that the explanations jus ,
by ' leade ht�
It would be difficult. to find in this country -
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a more r
c � itiol audience,'yet without � even
- Neiv�.'Vorfr Stage. , .
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a . without - pressure. '�(Laught 1, �. ' ' ' .
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repeatedly referred that the subsistence
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that We have taken -a Ie�
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the'Opposit ion.W lbarn
made', the r. , Go e
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partook rather of the character of a st.ate-'
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, auggeq Ing 9, comptirison 6f.their abilities,
A Bradford (Pa'.) despalch'sa Sparlog,
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from a locomotive on the, Buffalo,- $OW
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The House ought to summon - experts to � . I � I I
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examine, the gentleman beioreihe w- ' ' ' 1. � . - �
as per - , i � � I
and continuance of theimproved. condition
or'the country, in common with 'other
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-e are nolt.,tolo proud.to
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f rem .my. hen. friends, , an& not %being
ReforWeis find occasionally
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ment of:certaiuf act's which had long since
beeri'mad' k&6wir 6 le
e rough other sources of
-he.-had never felt that.senso of,fear-alluded
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'to. (Cheers andlaught6r'.)' Always-Wban
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York & Philadelphia Railway Iff"Is :eyeniDg
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'set fire to.seVeral - little Pools I of oil,,in the
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mitted tb. further interferewith legi6l ' t- � ,. " I I . � 11
. . . . a tent , , . , . '. � , i . , , � �
If the gentleman was sincere the j udginen : . � � ,, .
communities, is to be attributed.
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alpo that .the glowing pictures presented
we something
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to r6form-i It is quite true, as the hen.
information than any explanation as touch,-.,
ing the changes that had made.
occasion "made it .tecIessar' lie. had diitl':
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cizad the hen. Minister's policy, as�he-t,d.pipe
4O.Wgrollnd near Olean' N'. -Y., where the
�uni Ii es have, a'rarmb�r tanks.
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of experts. must'be.agminBt him. If 116 was - I
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11 . - aco . . lie-lim-migr
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. two years --as-to --- 4 a_gqtjap�ggn
tion from ol'der lands is� * not
says, that 130 fartherobasnot
b ch a , very large EuropeAn immigration I ,�:
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,been . .�
�- Sir JbIm �. Macdonald," ref Orrin g to the ,
, o b ' ' '- against�-the Minister of
thought with '
,justice, arrd� as the interests Of
thecbunti�y demanded. Thc lion gentl'
small
p of
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A'16w-'Mornents after the pools of oil tere',
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flames
nothe was-diily.foblish and h .
� a6ndmi6us, , .- . %� � ,
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because he knewhe had never taught him. - . �, �, , . . . .
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,now
� . referred . to. - .1 'had hoped -that
but there, is a considerable transf Or ' 'If
jection-raised
Justice bekirg'in the Upper'H�use, said that
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Would not move him by either threats or
set, on fire the were- 6pranninlicated
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to 'three iron taliks . containing 105,600
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anything. -, � . . I . I
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emandtlid.prqvious: ,., 1 _.
the views or the AdminiBtr:itiorr,,ai�that
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popu latibir f rbm the,older Provinces t' the
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.Northwest.. �.Tliat ig, as�hd,says, not -to be
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pg from.English .Analogy theMiniApi
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6ught:to be in the Senate. He rbgretted�
other �iri'ean§, �to- feeling,� indignation. A.
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:long, -time,' many years, had elapsed
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barrels of oil, which are -now in flames. The
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question. I . I ,, � .1 .. I ,
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. to have. justified a strong ,expression,of
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regretted: Every Man who improves his .
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exceedingly the -st.a,te, of.-,hoialch ,of the
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e-',1'ihb � Minister of' SailWays' had
sine . I— �
pipe men rom .ull, sectioas of, the, oil..
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regions have,been summon6d by'wire to the
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The confusion, which, Ila( been -fill -i ay, - ., � , I I
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ye�y grea Was ducrease a I
d a Randall ox
. the subject.*, The subject has
11 opinion upon
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been considered for years, arid ,ht ,
4s been
own condition'by removing to another Part'
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of the country does-thdt-Inubli-A67ard �
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MiniBt6i,df Marine and Fisheiids� Though
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hie!iiphyBir�aE'ni healib was much improved,
I e" to
bgie�,,abl crrouac .in;,,him A feeling
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of ettli6iff'ro) 1�6e'or Il'idign"iltion. (Cheers.) -,and
:in
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.scene of.1he 'fire-, .Supeript6�d ir�ts-Snqw.
edla�y, With I r
k A A �e force oe men, left
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(N.,M) iind-Hooker-rose- I �, � 1 I 1� ,� ... ...... ___ . .,
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with FoI of .11'. __
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'order 1 i b I ' k r. awa d" ' ill Z -f- -
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brou-ht before us more than'ohee, -but with
. the exception of all allusion. to the subject
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advah
noing the interests of. ills c6nptry,op
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yet bede gemen t of b is fiervousorgani
tiou, Which, became appar'slit before Za.
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SjrJ6bn Macdonald 1irally ov ed ills
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"Ill ourn men t', which was carried. ' .. *
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Bradforol'b" cia ast train- They
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took Pick�, ghovelg, calmorij and it 6h6mical
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Mr'.!Bl(?unt, Atee , . , - .1 . �
a member of, .the Coinin .:,. ,
of immi�!r�tiou in'the Para raph: *hich'
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speaks of tbb extent of the country upon �
,that in Quebec and .Ontario' especially In, -
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the more, fertile and old -settled
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returned to his home, hadnot been removed.
- Sir. Richard dartwright'conouirod in. the, -
The House udjo �
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, OTTAWA, Feb'; 15. ! Tlic Svea;ker took the
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firoextinguis or, I . , 1 , , fo-, -
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ments"'Will be formed to prevent tbe.spread
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Ou, I oreigri Affairs, stated that he never
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heard� the ,resolutio considered itr� com-
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no reference to tile pii,§t,or future of !milli-,
- was gettin'g to It
tiobs, ,there be 00
gieat,s, si.lb-divis:i�n'of'.�.�riniii�--�ro��rty�,
hope-thai the' -Minister of Mari'ne and
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Fish6ries would soon be res6ored to health.
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'Mr. I�irltp�tri�k-introaucedt,,Ijiilre BP�07
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of the burning oil when the over OwoccurS1
.� hicli. will �be At.2 or.,3 a. in. ' Olean: - Creek .
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iiaiftee'.� lier-member of the- I '
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minori y ,c one so. t -- - I . I . I
I . gration. Now there has been a very con.
siderable iliflux of. 'Into-'ihe
The killing of one.. Indiali-Inight: lead,to
co 1 nsequenpes'c�f 'which we have na,idea, :,
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400h6ught, thid. a fitting. opportunity -,tib
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in,g 1. I I ELe ,explained tI at
� -ailway tick&ts. ... I I
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runs hear the- scene arid. -greab.- fears Are
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Mr,IlVilliama� dbairman of ib., COM. . , . '. . I
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- peopI6
. Northwest, but -'so far as the' information..
but we know -certainly that itw6uld Prevent,
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cftll the Attention of the con6try and, the
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House and Particularly 'the Pie§iaent,of .
the Bill wag. td'�ilye'�ower to�railwa� cbm-
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panies, and! to. the MiMst6rbf RailwAya to'
onterbained,,bbat the oil. will strike the
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surfacdof the stream arid destroy a number,
mdbt6e, state: that.he - hid�'ijbf Ld r8t6bd � I �� . I I - I
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tha� tile resolul�orr. had been. considered . . . ,,
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I availablb to the public goes1t seeing - clear
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that the immigration so far has"been ill'a
and postponef6r many years , the emigra- .the
tion Which we to'get into that -6 '
lie Ountry-
Cojurldil 'to certain extraokdino,r"'y�'§'I,�a,l"e'-':'. -,
mente whieb had appearod7in the. public ,,ill&
open agepcies in ally place- they, saw fit1or
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sale of passenger tickets. All pers'o'l,s
of raii�oad bridges', and .
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bauks*bf the creek. tlie oil will: be drawn
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and ilotbfng ALout it Appeared' on the I:,. ! , �� - . I
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millut a of the �Ommittb&�R_ I I
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-great part f rom the older Prov'lilc64 of the
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Domi Ilion, and that as *xeaped
Therefore, it Ill f.plethis ptiripoBe, we Ask the . �
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House'to increase the foreb f6 five hundked
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�ou=D'9, purporting to be faithful copies of
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not authorizoid by.. railway' compAnies, 'or
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off � a]s, rapidly as'pos�ible by 1pe��f6rating the
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'bad been informed, -howe . ver, thatjust ''. ,. I I -
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yet we'llave
It very slight of those fruitg,"whiIch'
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ext'racts from the -speeches of th " at hen.'
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the'Minikers were forbidden under certain
tAnks with . cannon -ball. The pi1iiht ,is
pri'gr to ihe ad1lournirl'ent* oL'the meeting . . . . �
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portion
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we hoped to reap from the stream of emi- -question
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n2.en.-. will not speak juqt�-noW ,of thd
my hen; friond'afluded to 6
of,the
genticffiafi in another place, when adis-
4enaltiesto,sejl tickets., .(Laughter,, and
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bright as day for several, mites ft out the.
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MT. Orth statedthat if tlierawas rro'cbjec-'.. � % I
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�v6uld I
gration from the older countries. - I do.not
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discussion involviugg,AhI6 relations betwee ' -Aailway
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c'u'ps'lqn, arose i1pontbe subject of,the PiGtou'
in.Nc.vA - Scotia some years. ago.
cries of The -Bill -also -made,,_j�
obligatory- u'�on the railwIcy companies � to
tanks, What,the result will cannob"n6w
be�CCI)jectur6d. �- - - ' * : , � I
tion he u. IOU" and .
report the resol t ,
hearing none hahad'dorro's6. . M�.-13;andall . . . � � � I 1.
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recret that mairy_U the people of the older
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the Douainion,andBrovincial dovernmeu ts
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The geutlemair who is now Pr6sideiat of the
redeem �11 tickets -sold byfhem-.and. l6ft
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rdisod a point,of order that as - . : I I . � ''I
I Provinces decido to go West. - I � am" h ot' a
. little surprised a,t that P.ArAgriapb. in tile-'
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And Legislatures, as it will bei ashe knows,
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a matter to be carefully.and diapassionaWY
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Council, referred, as.alleged, to the Provin-
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cial Seerdtary, now Minister of Railways,
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unused, either in whole or in part., On the,
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second reading he would give reaBons for,
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icai,ak*oj.nl,4. -_ i,
. luncls'Accolaildi"I& ,
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Worms have.no7 6 , n
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-tion had not been reports from om- I
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mittee ib,wag not in order. : '. - I I I
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Speech which tellsuis that the Indian ques- ,
. tion is one .demanding serious attention
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discussed, and I lrbpo it will be Approached ,
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0 I both sides,with the ardent desire to pre-
in: thc:foIIbW1n.g teims:� � ;. ', - �
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the -provisions ,which . he thought would
satisfy tbeHouae� , ,� � : . � : '
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indifferent to light ; yet they can (listinguish'
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The, Speaker held :t t'� tlic `Objection , .,.. , "
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'ailio too late. ' _�". �, - � . �. �, , ,
and that four provisional districts 'ard'fo be
formed for the better onfort ent� of law
,verit. an'.ucirdne'friction between the Pro�
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vincial and. Dominion' LegislMure&, ,and
I 13'ut the picture, dark as ib,ig, l3as aomething
bla6ker still., 1, see t bein st-midill, ih tho'bach- ,,
the Provin6al Sec�etary"of Nbva-S'cotin,
. ?t gab �
.Hen. Mr.-Bilake ; .
. -I hope' you don . �
before�iV . .
,.rlight-'froni day, And art), quickly affeked
by a strong light d after some time, by.a
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Mr�, Itandall stated that Iiq.wighe�to..call' �
tile 'a4ontioil of thdcoui�try 'to, the facb.tbNt �.
and order, but, unless I ." deceived,
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to sbeii-re the illost Advantageous solution of,
ground,
privately h!andIng over td this same 11higilicer a
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scalped gets,through'.
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The Bill was'read a fl'rst time". . � . ,
Moddraie'ligbt. shining'cbntinuously,p�op ,
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the losolution�had come to the House with� I . �1 . . ��-,
I I saw the Lieuteua;nt-d,ov'ernor of the
- Northwest arid the Indian SuperintendItrit
the difficulty.' My," 'hen; , 1� found
,friend
f 'the �'fok,
�bntidctfbr the whole worli. I see hifti shroud:
it in olarlmass,1�1111'buiy it for montlas *,iii' th 6 �
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Ir _IeonOrd Tilley,in repl� to 9, question
then!. They do not Much mind almoder-ate
radialit beat,'butare. son si tive to cold; They,
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out, tl�d consent of theco M-0ittee.' . . . . : � .
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- i u the city the Other day-, a very Ion'
� . g� way .
frorn
aufi . Willi Millister -of Fina"noe
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announcing proposed changes in the duties,� ,
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grave or. 11rovill 1
I seerecy. . .ku�l now the . da
Secretary cornes fo"ward fuld tells ,is it was so
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,by %r�, ,TroW" said he had now unds
consideration the subject Of aboliBhitig bLie
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have. no sense of hearing, but are extremely.
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sensitivetovibrs,tion8in any solid obj'oid.
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ct(1ot,'GazL,ttc con-- 1 ' ` , '
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.. . the peoplo, whose ftiterest8 demand so
� much of their attention. ' Ila referenc610
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bnt.hb sedins .to- have forgotten .that thq:
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dignity of. pap ' , '
lament was fullycoriBerved
hidd"d to $evvo the priblic, inbereat;' to enable
Saridlord', Morning, rtfter he. had taken ,the �
contract, to better' torms with the
Postage eii. newsp�pers it! the counties -of'
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tea l0na,,,7.
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Worms in pots, Which had�phid_hb�idbe D tiolf
�vherr
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tains file following aPt)Ointmeut8:`, ,Tohh� .. I,. - I
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13teiZrb;to beSdparinionde' _J , .
. Sylldi�%tO affs,irS WdX � find that' the
pohipy of the Administrhtion has � been in
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by the Mini4br'anuouncinqin I�is placela,Bt
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seBsioll 'that if rileg6tiationg forreciprocal
3-haloo �PU
oldroontractorf.i. ,to �xind a few raore 1
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(101lars oftt ot thonli Public iil�orost, 'Indeed I
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.Mr. BIU6 xiiVbired, what Was tb e'total
number of settled in Manitoba arid
to-theBound'of A piano, placed on'
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tilo'piano 'hata
-1 �ntly drew � into their, holes,
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Cullilik I I . � nt..----
�bain . . . I
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of tbd.'Money Order And, Saving.,.3 Bank :Ill ". 1
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tire direction of giving what -was asked,
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way.PharteqdiBaIIowdA;' _
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trad'e,.with the United'States failed And the
- ' . as - seemed. likely, lie
revenue,
kr.. Sairdford Floming's'� interest's alone. ,
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,,ir, I,1,,O,W not what torm to app�y to such con-
duct in
perLsobs
the torthwost, duiffig 188f ; how many .
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irom thbiotber'Vro�fncbs %of �Cauada - how
when the notes w6rd-struck. -Their Whole
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body ie�sensitive to ccpta6i, as of a'puff of- .
Branches. of t'he'' PoBt-offico D80 I
- .ar4mept.' , � , I . �
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we find in � this, part . oi the ' '6�uptr i ,
dinate��o�c --------- - 11--l-.1 . - 9 _y._.InPr.n.1
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exagivell to the com any'freely
.continued, .
,would-probabl I I - � I- � -
Y--,ixLtr-6.a,uce,,,-.04,,,,,1-6,easure to � llifd;itFi#-6AIzb-(I-�1-1,-,tll-lg--,M"O,,D,ey,-t,lii'deii'ft�,],
duties.. After
ovGov'ai-nniont. I know not What to call
it -I shiill u6i'venture an opiriion; but in' -private _Many_,�'f
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pd�� b,w�
ropr__tbc__TJ-)ai _,,States,.a . I ......
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coun
air � , Thdir., �sense,' of 6niell:. is f beble, but
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res-p-6-nds-f a_ir_I`Y well -1b 'fli'e, , " d6r 6f 6-6.1,
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i;r � of S . - .. I I
a, Landing, -Wai n earcher in Her I,- - - , , ", ��
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jes y S ua,Om5. 0 te By ,,
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. availed of ; we find local-'railwaypirabsorbed,
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anditi6 posgible,that thosa *lie ew'
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remove those ai graceful I
allusion to the death of President Ga field,
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Sir Tohn his's '
teneea� aria our IILNI� make it inilictruble knavery
,eb
The r, _p10 b&v� lie I,dVbf �= riding in publio�. '
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them
many from othei. tries. .
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Mr- -POP I e could n6i sa�posi6ively
had settled ill,
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, age and�_onim or Whatever they: like
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ca '6� '.. own' to � Mr-., -1 - sloti : Very
as7a �s Varwin by' ne ,
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of Elperson, Man.,� to be'a Landing Wai6er '-,� I ; . .
'and Searcher in Her 9 I ajeaty'Ei Cu6toms. , ` . I
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with considerable equanimity the conse-
. quences of these great powers being,
reBu eat. , .- . - ..66nv�ya�ce8Wjffial
med
8 Ila th 0
'Mr. Blake-gai(I it waB tot bi c to t �
kind, but
oze ruan6le about and-
apair,of falsallandsfoldod iu.front to.lullsu�-
p I icion, while the real h[tndq were finding their .
triany. people adtua*
Manitobi darii�g thd" yeay;, but the returns
had doneAh6re ,
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llitei'662-ig e'xperimentse They are omniv- -
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or'Ou�,`And nwallow; ,enormous quantities. of
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Tile appointment of Thomas Ling, of Little , � I � ?
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�e 13ay, as Cotrimisgib' er 6k'the Pilot- t ' , 1 . I.' � �
, exer-,
I 11 11 eiged in a land ma,ny Miles away. and
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refer toMatters of this he IdeBired 1,
to F3 y in' reference to thd allusion made by
Way into',their fellow-trz6vollers, pocketa, an(i�
theyqAo* think that-whoin the hen. gentleman
showed'that*28j611 persons .
during the summer. 01 thut' number ills
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b arth out -of, whidli the� extra�,6_ any
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thorizy !or the �)i§trict of Sydney' ; I , " .
N S., irr"thd ".0ttiutda
over other �
. Persons will now feel A
little more alive to the dangers 6f
I T ovexu
the leader Of the G ment'AB to his
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'contrection With the -keeent Speech from
initoil the. nimiltia.Q'Herbort T-luntington and
'the 'old Ro"formers, thw,liands he put to the
, 6 was .digesiible
propor,1ticA from' Ofttario and Quebe
, 58S.,
21,b14';_ froin'the United , States, 2,7
matter which it may'contftin,�
consume decayed and, fresh -leaves -affd - _
pLibliah6d .GazUtc oi . . ,�'. -.i , .
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t�c 8th of March, 1819, bas bbon 6ricelled *
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such powers when they find . them
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. exercised at their own doors- wid, results'
'the Tbrone at the opening of,the Ontario
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Legislature, that he
plough wbre,,,not rc6,1-'that the'real lidilds
were hidden, that they might ,tho better got
deep'U the arm -pits In the chesU, and
f rom other countries, principally England
And 4,93P. . I
vegetable. matter, and raw, k6asted, and
deqayed,mie'at, but like' wfat]568t.' - %
T s n a all a k i I . I I
. h Oolde f - i li bit b is t on Aback At � I , I .
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the w6nderfull ' her wiib'WJh_ich . I . I �-
y mild weat .
which bear lipon ili-6ir owli Zen lderB. We
never saw'thai ,Bpeeoh�
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till at -ter its delivery. . �
public
tbeywait,thay long, for the op 6rbunibytoBweep '
him from his Tharefor'e,
Scotland, I '. I
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