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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1883-02-14, Page 2NTION To Former "Rees» Subscribers.. 2t• Oil' *V 400010 Who are feti Arrestrifor 2'1it & 88t702R0 eaill eons _rinsit*Nuths amount thet AT 011M, kliir Wadadt ss A 'gw zcoxn o, 'umbar, Ant, .4,0w .haverasereents tatio Day. attention, • 'ar p to lleflt,-Wm. Curry. kttrsy $tear, -*Robert Elliott.' £nnisol lCagort -W H. Bine•.. ,,. film Want. ,-Mrs, W.Docherty, Farm for Sale .-Iavld Baskeryille. " Wond . Wiinted;Craib, Macwhirter d' Co. THE GODERICII• NEWS nava Clinton. Beoorc am,ALQA f4TIJD.). Clinton, Wednesday,February 14th EZ PARIBIXO.A. THE "experience"' of Cbl, Roe , is sought to be used as a fatter in • filling Dli& r'nting:as a pctbl'ic man. The "in= experiencer',and youth of his opponent, Mr. F. W. Johnston; it is endeavored. • • . by. his detractors- to use -against him. -_The fact is that Mr, F: .Johnston has had the very best practical . expel&= ence to fit bilin ass legislator: lie. hue bad enlarged experience in municipal Irate, which Col. Rhee has never had: • Helms been centniotrl•poari'cillor; hehss ben deputwIteevejhe heebeeniBeeve, -and he has been. Warden of •the Coun - ty. To all these positions of tract and •"!.-coiifldenewhe-haa.-bepn `-els ;twlr-b hhr fallow=townsmen nuc) fellow; coulfcillore representing the whole CoUfify; In all . these gradations he. has acquitted:_ him • self intelligently, and honorably,.. ' lftexperience relating':to-a 1"nowlectge `of the wants of the. ;people at large; if experience in the •d'etails oaf munioipal- metters; if experience in. aending• to • 'the practical }egislation"gdoessary, to' • eonduct the affairs of .a •'large . County like this of Huron goes' for' anything, • Mr. Jolinatbn has the odds. couipletely in his .favor. Mr. Johnston hag ,had • jest the kind"of experience and':}}gisla tive training Which, permanently fits, Mm to be a real representative Of And • legislator.for the people:-.' ;, Now, what experienoeli+}e Col.Rbss had.t 1•lse has. <fer two; ,•Parliaments: .....::misrepresented:'‘ the coneti.tu lacy•of 'West. Huron, while htebowed-t •;knee to the:powers that be:: Afraid ta• say. ` his soul was' his- own ,in ,•matters 7of • public policy or economy. Col.:. Ross introduoed5 into.. Parliament_what•cWte; considered, and what many athere coli, sidered, .;..good Measure• -.simultaneous voting for}school trustees and • council. lora Cola Ross: withdrew it at the demand of .fir.. Mowat. Col: Rbss, wouldjvithdraw or oppose any,•,m,410, r& . no. matter. how beneficial `a .one- it. Bright be, at the 'same, f otatioh. . b dare not oppose tke uyi'skes of hzs viae. the -would thereb)j cfaud, his prospect8t:far • a seat on the Tvea ntry oenahes!...Thia.' is not the .sort of a 'mank•the 'sturdy. yeemen•of*H'uron want; they want` -•a • representative who, When heknows: he: • is right, will go ahead. .Col.. Rosa is• not •such an: one, • cot •Ross'..experienee awakened his' ' 'financial soul to the fact that he must know nothing but ther: will ofi' M• Mowat, . or..bis._translation. 'from: hie privateeeatat $600"a seiision ,to;'the ' Treasury benches ay year. 'might be consideeed: but .faintly discernible in the outlines otitis "inen.: vial" realizations. ----Col. Ross opposed tke reduction: of ibii and all member.'s•-salaries;}'rom.$800:-.to. $600: Cot Ross' experience, CoI. Ross?• financial aptitude stood him. in good. !teed in this matter of . publ'i'c leeisla= tion: What is Col. Base' exporiencel • His experience is born of self..pggraiidise'- merit and a desire to put . della/re . into his own;4ocket. That is not - "of expermnce ot-©f'experlence the public and hie voila&= Vuents 'require. They want eitperieoets• ". applied to.the conservation,of public. " interests an& economy: in pblic • inter-' ests. C61. R,osa has, been: proven, by experience, to -be recreant to these. • It makes a Sreatfoleal of . difforenpe„ to- the moot ot people es to whose‘ox is. ;gored. ITnfortunately\forol Ross' f "constituents Col. Itoss'al ays. alba "'at • securing the biggest 04 d` is us. vahaet hi defending- it fro being. , gored in the publio .interostshe. would beat the head of the brave Skid Battalion:to defending the soil of Oar Province from foreign invasion.. • .. While we give the Col; •'credit.- for loyalty to country wliere Ilia inditiidital iaaterasts Etrenot concerned, •;We cannot give him credit for 'loyalty 4.6 his pool-, k• tr.}i."or his constitUenta, • in his legisia • - tine capacity, where h'is personal inter- eels are iizuolvrd. Ccl. Ross i dttced. a mead,ure_.foi._jnny,..reform3_and-=xe `.,tronchinent of expenditure" t�ierewlth,' which bad' some good features. e witlidrew."this at the . dictation:of" Mr. Mowat and allowed the Cap v`ertitfent inr-•in-au--emanoul--rneasin. .which, to its calculated.td'• be harmless • condition, as- is usliu1 _ with .all Mr.• . Mowat's ,moasuroK came•• into conflict with Doniinifiy powers of legislation, Duringall .Col. Rose'parliamentory car. eer and yrith all hos experience he cannot . point out to a' single legislative, urea sure• that owes ita paternity •to lliin, And yet.lie is lauded .by Iiia • iatterNrd' ad a roan of sltch ability, 'without 'vrhoni . the legislation of the ?rovinee woeld go to the dogs. • This chip iv 'porridge 'legislation "should be allowed to step down and out and make way for F. •W, Solinettin whose greed pQf gain anti •lave foto •a seat in. the Cabinot will not interfere %tith his d jiiles to the olectoril •*Iio seed . him to .Toriititn• to look after their interests... Bloaters of: 'West l"fiiron send !r W.:.J''hneton 'aa .yoiir repreebntatiue, you Will been one "Who is thoMughly'idetitified with yourainia,, who knows your wants and will •have the bi okbone to defend them and your tights on the flobr of ?arliament. Mr. Cameron, at aeorbto,11 rogie; titer Was ponient $111,4/0. rite year.. the redoubtable littrcly, "dethandsk, , and niust have $30,076' or an inerease ,of 9,00 pre cent, for the Sante dipart., rhea. This "htiforie and 'itistrench. On* town ootem, same to hare- its *nip of the Manitobans. iewe+r some. What confused ur the memo rec.ntiy e►Ista red by its party there, It..sayis t ,Ilia ie of aur cotem.arp stating that Mr phPremieir of li, piltoba) disallowed d the tart+ together, pars thy, laws, oe.rand;beforethe world a.elf coavioted political Nadi P.haw he would not .care a button "bent star before the world 'a political fraud.' In Oil reapedhe it Innal ladle his Iacanieloa.piptotype Now, our worthy totem stands very much like "a pelf convioyed fraud" by', publishing the fraudulent insinuation that rremier .]!Torquay , went to. the country contending.forthe right; of bis Province to pass the disallowed° law. .Us took exactly theopposite stayut and was susttsined'by f;0 to 10. He would be a t'fraud" di'd he "call the Legisla- ture together and pass the disallowed lewd," . The Brandon Sun (Grit) inter- viewed Mr..Norcluay since the election with this result 11eporter,-"Ilou regard the return of your Government as an evidence Of the people's con• iidence that you would carry out such mew, sures as would.be t theinbest interests 1" Norquay,-"Yes-rand as an evidence of their support of the Federal. Government; ria - amass TBS Pn'ZNOIPAL POINT ON wiIQH I WAS ATTAQ$ED WAS TBAT. PORTION OF Mt ADDRESS RBPBRRIN6. TOrTH$ POLIQY or raorzorroo.'I'O TSE OANADA PAQIFIO RAILWAY, ADOPTED 0X TES FEEDERAL OOFEENNRNT..'.' The Era has certainly made itself a party to ;a "fraud" by denouncing Mr;, Norquay in. direct opposition to the facts of the eerie... Again the Sun (Grit) editorially asks "What will be proposed next,. now thatwe ,have declared in favor of monopoly f • ° "Now that, we have helped to : assure the Do- minion Government that the, disallowance' of all local railway charters ii preoiielyy what the people of this province want, it will be inter- esting" to learn What• Brandon. hasto fall back Apon. itwill-be even . teat our Tonal• ootem.. haa•atated'the'case in direct opposition, to -facts. Upon these premises it abuses Mr, Norquay galls him a "fraud" and unnj cessarily introduces lair John and calls him the same.. The "fraud" :ex. iota in , the too fertile imaginiation of� our cotem.. and hie grit confreres. , But$ anvthirig. t& beat the ' oried" Iei `.their -game"fitst; lesit; -and-•all--the-timer-rt° .ie to be;hoped'that''Ontario will check; mate them on the 27.th of. this month' as Manitoba did=a few weeks ago: EDI TagIAL ,asked him. to elo4irence.on the• Goderich faction, jOurnal :calls _the Mail; a "literary prig."' ' The reading, public „would like there were more-auch .• The persistence 'with which sonic) of that he iia,"inan brain?' .wOuisi in - We -admit that hp. has on tiVer,age share of thitt imeful article; hot that be is'A “men,Of lumina" is.jieit • lege. and model f4iii; The principal peas tO be moo, valtrablkftiod fer cattle /than corn. 2. A 'report proving curd tebeiniere: valeable, food' for Wile, -Neredithrthe leader of the , Op -- position wanted the marriage.: license fee rednced. MOvat opposed this- reasonable- ,;"iequerit.' $20,000. is' paid annually for triarriage licenses, .of which. reeenp them. tor partiain —On -Saturday dol. Reim piit up at' the bar; After. the Gallinte,,departure the' landlords reminded 'that. would have *made Thie weuld iiidicate 'that. "money makes the_ mare .F. .JOInision with the ahr.ortis_ • not break hie ehgagementa th0.".: Col's Itoss. 'For the same reaion We might. say that-RolfrWaFf aftaidto 'meet Jobe/ ston .1ri fact with •a greater Of' ner wbieh "M. 9. Camerciii 'oat kr: • Porter • On the PlstforM lest' iiionnitir. -Mi. Cameron did nething(of,Ilie kiod, he invariably Sot siihA4b appear,. .A.11,0. 'these yiortrious gentlemen. were time - tis it .eli_nehing.rea-: -and be • will do ine more barbs thlin Whet1.*Mr. Blake Waif spestking Believing- the prilnciple that GOada e11OUId not be carried over fro lt'ta•line season to smother, :R• DURING • ',THE- NEXT' 'F(:)t.IR Viii REMAIN4'�ER Q!t THEW FINE„ �lC TQ� OF mm, - - - ioths — WINOEYS, This is. an .oPportinity not tg be missed). as our Stock in the abov'e Ltnes b.as no equal: in .-County, To make this Bale the morb attractive, ourPopular Brandi; of, Y AND—WHITE . CIffirONS- WilE. LATEST MILL. .Which are the Lowest Figures. quoted for ouer. ttho years: EOery Housekeeper should make a note of Ws% elittenica • yeg -.Open ..-f (3,- 200 Cords,. 2&.or 22 Mak Green .and Dm Wood wante Highest. Price in Odsh or Trade given. Mr, P, ,Tohnotim is making A '010t0l1q11 canvAss Of the electorate and Mr. Samuel Platt is working vim- outlY for Y. W. Johnston. In Spite Off inuendoes to the contrary Platt is. a thorough Conservitive,Onte.rio rights , and F. W. Johnston eupporter. ' Doniinion Parliament opened an list Thursda the 8th, ;.•The .Clerk of, the to members present:. " I swear that I • Will' be faithful and beai'• true allegiance to go tiejesty Queen Nigeria!". Mr. Kirkpatrick. vyas Chi:Irian Speaker. would like to dictate to F.W:isTelineten And says, - We- Unhesitatingly state" tbq Mr. •Johnoten!ri duty so and The -able aditoi alluded' to "un.:' in eccOrdatice_ with facts, • arid ,t,offers Much" gratuitous advice that will not be . Sustain the Mowat Government and .The present incumbents of power io ledged principles hi thin .-„instarice '• ap lea*: They don't believe in. surPluses. 'Tbey; have dissipated this $3,0001000 arid brought the .Provinee 'on -the Yerge Of :direct taxatiern. . That IAMitslileold. grandinothe4 .the Mein Aditin , Crooks in head: of the edueational"'departMent of the • Pre - vino. He APent last'. Year $180,000. in. distributing the GoVern men trgrant Q.. D. d'acksonandThOs. Hays, who will.endoavor: to set such inatiecneo out :of Office' and capable 'men , in their The ordinary eXpenties, of tie last 'inane Of Ontario. were 41;3074,000, . 1862 which w&hope fie• the line year of Grit faCtioo rule. in- Ontario the sanisyytork cost $2,430,000, Oiler 1:26:aper-cent. advance. A.Ad'all. this in .the name of ,eb,Morny and, .retrenclis• -..have*sarPlusi. , it is chiefli Made .up library. tik Toronto whieit' rit„ In at •plus in_ bends. •Send Thos. Haws; Jacirean ••, and .lem . of real. malt ettrplea and avoid' direct taxation s , ;. The chief hope for • Ontario' fa -Pilaf ,off the.evil, day of direct:taxation' is, to sheuld and lands of. the ProVince ;.are.,41 hat, the ProYinee .h an to' depend , pan aside ,frerii. . direct appeal. „to' the these Crown lands 6 Mr; Mewat came into Office,' atid bit ie. there to' idowitt's4, rase; robbed., /I Meeting of the' 'Society ,. will • be: .held the- Hall on Thersday,24cd"inst, The mem-bees. are "requested .te, be. Present: Subject ' for the evening, "Annual Oyster Slipper." he-taronto-Oonventionr-recently, be and Streaine•Bill, which was disallovited might be'thattheY aid nothet wisely notmaking.. full proviiion for private or vest. greatexteot, the Bill wee tlisallowecl. It afitight to deprive Me., McLaren of The great rout of Grite In Manitoba forecaste with considerable Certainty has sold b. fine _horse te 'Seaton:ion et The vreffuss-tevei raging ,in the northwestern Fitt of the .tturnifillp. Died, On Friday, 3td,intit.; thnwife 'Or on Monday met., /the singing was lin- please, particultirly‘lhe toner (terrible). 'Tha villagers have become great)). eig- We belieVe it is the intentien OfIle John Motealf, veterinary surgeon:10 re. __motto to Clinton. We Wiabhiti att060$8; litor*and miseePreseutors who have, vitte robbery will be rootednt the cOin« Grro Were °fatted 'Manitoba "The Manitoba, Provitioial robbers.. thought . divert public attention froth their .44-4)Ohonts by trying ustop thief P.' The 106P10 dasinp the thief bat it *tie the fatty who made •Alie ,outtry that was stopped; SO in Nitals0 will the b6heet who are relibinj 411e,_ Rroyinee_of ahOut, WA the plums which knew „Mr. lowat and hire colleagues • will kuo,,,r dulged in by. two. intelligent gentlemen,: one a It. -"Yes;- lis experience ought to fit ,lini C: --,To know and, to act aecordhigto thet„ knowledie are two- ditrerget thing% i. know- ing. and selfish, but .1`slippery”7..-riever, lie will hold yots fast if he,gets yon -in hts Tower, 'and all the mon,ey,he can get as VelL ' ' has Col, loss that 'he would be likely to Util- ize for the benefit of his constituents / - Rc'"=Illa.exp_erieilOc in finance, . ii▪ iiiiitelf„ but be will ao nothing "for his con, voted for the $800,ineeMoity ..-61. Seifsional al; •lawailee as against $660:'' He iit:iueli a super-_ , ler inaa that the larger.arixount ;wag. hie ' idea tu• be wastinwhis- time for the allpposqd wel., lieve-7Year estinuittr•of;hino on the whole i6 i .just one, and were ititot. that ..Johneten lacks experience, he might bp preferable,. . Jeliiiston skeins pepulair where known and ibef. peeple. relations a piblic'lifelip is a hard 'man, from.. 1.1 or e old. 13uffalo• and. Lake iimiatailivay years .beeirreceivieg aaarge Salary. ($12O0) ler, knoll Work aa 'Countr,Treasurer, ,and4roni• for,a 'few weeks' attendance •at Toronto,- and I cannot" . call to: mind -lute single Instance -ilo. •wliteli he has exhibited 'ts, partiole of public en. ' .:13,I..siiiite agree with you, buttheri 'On the - whole. don't you.think he would .be 'a.bettift ••• R--.-If.I thought Peps only Went". to •Parlia. beenhis ob)ect in the post and we eannever..= 'peat anything else from him in the .future. • • ari ha: has lone; sacrifice eVersitlitugl. tO-Alett,' ways.. been grasping, 'lie has.. net that Whole; ' Soulednese Of hia.opponent, ''M Johnston,. • •• own towntlia.117uallY feneett;:td,a publie if he Wallowed, tObitild on it one ot the•prlit- .tiest,irtews from the -north end of NOith-street , show hey un,luat he:cari be, and to show that: Col, Apse when •voting.in Parliament. tolroli. :McLaren,. At, l_p4aato—c.itize.n.„4--his-priAtate, rights,. as was lorid liy the,,t'Stroains Bill," Was higlutitt 'Conti -in, the laud.. lias declared. to be Iii‘ Then as an individnal lie has taken: pub - It -,:-Weft, ithont the !‘StronniaBili,"-1.never Of right and juitige and -who acts accordingly: 6-s-114 hair not been gel* Oft -aur. gr,eat wrong, probably, fMrit your-, SW._ point., Neither hailie.been guilty of perpetrating any great good, He depict' that serf-abnegetion 'which shauld to some -eittent be posseSied by , It -Do you think Johnston is,,any bater ie. al bent•the antipodes .0f/ osifs,iYOu May say *rat it is his loire,of, popelar applause:that »eaussit Soh -gist= tic allt ill se nuialt Moro ii . liberal manner"than Boss. But 1'contond tion ti:tie,rightItii the people, and the fear of lotingit a deterrent against being lax in pub: ,-.4k-why, • Mend, you almost persuride his" to bo a Christian: and, vote for johnoton. - to vote for Johnston. .I have,been giving yow my views of the two candidates now Were the people of West Huron. 1 Attu assuredly wits for Jobniton, as I believe he would be a butter min for us than Ross. • 1?‘" -111 a4fliell;:feplastalinibtr'Cioderich town Con. A Sure Thing* In the treatment of Chronic Diseases • with that great system • rorieVatim and. restorative, Burdock' Blood titters, !,here is no uncertaintylAti itit Action, , feet by Its marked effect upon the Liver Kidnbysi and the Dowels. •tvery dote ter remedy for Croup thao lIngYetd'a accorthug to special directions th id the great bOusehOld, patine* :for foution &c, • olice Force, • Ottawa, Canada, thus 1434 e to a representative,oLone of Ot- aily in- lots with wonderful iterlicine St. Jatobs,011; I keep it at home and likewise h'errvid my e 0; and" though°, II my duty tilmuld call ine hence iii au hour to joiiiney ll thottsa d toilets, St, ,Tadobs Oil would surely be yoompari. Ion, It, ie th_einost wonderful medicine in tile Werld, without tiny 'exceition, I heart; very favorabis pplulonaexpressen liejieve. My entire family ,hav,e' beort regarding it, and, if time. permitted. cured, by it. WO -11aVO ' Utieti . it 'for:- eould oeod niftily names of benifite twetity diiterent ailments, and found it •partiee. righe along and very joady think that, VgrAroltift\ :rag' vt2 .ti Ittath" './0,3 °° Our • Pri lading —AT weeds.. Executors to .the Esthto 4:0 the late • eul Nelct Wee ext EED Q wing to the:. reputation . this...,Mannnoth. Establishment try, comment is .unnecesk4ry. • ''S,Uffice it to say .the'14usinLis is to be Wound u OD8 MD. WE -HAVE ,Cp1V1iltigIN • & nest Stock Ever Brou • • lothi'er. HOT GRAPH'ER.,..., ;pier health! The Many' , and witkening.rlitientiers from which ion stif7 disd .by that unfailing regulir,Or 'ford: Ask driiggist for prsief, The best salve in theworld for Cuts, Briiisea Sores, Ulcers, 'pelt Bileum,, Paver .gores, Tatter, Oftirft-1 Heeds, tidos And fresh i ly cures ' it is guarirtin teed ' ter give perfect, satisfaction ,.- it you arfftired talk tliTtritie o fashioned pille try darter's Little Li ver arid take sbme coisfort. can% Stand everything, One pill dqlose. p it to veer family. The bate :Throat, Croup, Rheumatism, Chilblains itod Pnin or Sorenefie of ell -kinds, that marvelloue healing,. remedy, nosejudiappy 'Persons who stiffer from nervousness and dyspepsiti" should use Carter's 'Little Xerve pm*, whioh. tents, all iltuggiste, • W. T. Bray, Pliermaelat, Wirtglaiin Ont., Writes that the 'sale of .Burdock. ea 14 that and adds "that bp. Sated hiit'llfe 'hi; a Simple. Trial Bottle ptioii;• him to pi'ecns, and everyt1 fug else' had. ' Sick neadeelic And retard the troithlee . dent tea 13111una Ante et the system, such eie Oleos, Nausea, Drowsiness, Mime after entitle, Able success lute been shelve in curing. ,,' . .nditcheyiet Carter's Litt! Ivor P.1114 Are Orin Ally valuable In Cenatimitlps curler and inrei•efitingt And rognInte the beltols, Even It tlity only otos. suffer front this !stressing complaint; but form.* :lately their goodcgps dors net end here, and those ,ellA0 coreanyWOS pet they Will hot be wining to dO without niers, Mot Slier head • to t tiebAse of so many lives thot here istaltre*e Milk° (Sur erou hdast• pills Cara it W4,114 Others de not, • 'They tire strictly Vegetable an :do net grins aroglets everywhere, Or sent, tr tum o-be-continueckwatilithe whole Stock is 'cleared out, the .1.15,tli and-, clOse the. Shop and' LOW what:44 qther..:11i ,tke can. afford sell • en", at. . . 4n. d •SEuvrorl(„).yrinD(4)1311•?gttt.,0/„:1:1(.,,,,n.i.:3,1!:4,:.::ni )r,,i1:. ,.._(.!1.,.,Li.J.,i,c);01.(:..0o,l•-.•le:, Of Cslint ton . for., cash,' 13,et Lake ts and. the•LowTP:t•'prices". ••ta: 1)„0 WN, the Sale.411 to“ be co:oductict iorinci.pies t.., 0 , t s a , o • F.ARIEasi- SCALES . OP EVERY .D180111111 UGG eTizatuit 7m/ow • 1.40;40 end ttle tiietilairies, and A.rtigiegiaenereity sold 4 -Presenter '.