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e clooeive schuvrIcelst attl boe'egli1Olck tx8i j. A41 41s1 xi' s
Ontario his leader in Dominion poli. on, of .Brumitield, to Adareee the
11 tics refused to ebolish Separate echoole congregation, and Dr. 1,7re arid Mr,
in the Northwest territories, and Mr. Anderson, of Godenoli, to addrese the
Meredith makes eto =Theta. - minister,
Ottawa Free, Press.A. caU from the congregation el
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s Reformers shoulEgmonclville in favor of Mr, Georg(
DEUGGIOWd not forget that in Needham, licentiate, was enstained
1882 Mr. Meredith declared in the and the clerk was divided to forward
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lettielature that "at the time tile it to Mr. Needham for his considera-
1 rate Schools it was the Conservative members, and accompanied with a
' party who supported them in their promise of $800 stipend Alia manse.
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risk of loss of seats and infleence,
He The Committee on Systematic Bene-
ficence presented. a report, showing
it o 0 I p . 4 . c.iailu. mid atuirica them., at the •
the liberality of the people in con-
tributing toward the general work of
the church to be on the increase aur•
ing recant years.
Roman Cathdlics Were asking for Sopa- don, The 0.11 was signed by 107
MR. MEREDITH MEETING
0013. Brunswick Nouse,
W • ingb.am, - Ont.
OUR CHOICE.
HON, OLIVER 1\10WAT, for Pre-
mier, •
'J., T. GA,R1tOW, for West Huron.
A. 'BISHOP, for South Huron.
T. GIBSON', for Bast :Huron,
A. E AHRENS, for N'ortli Perth.
II. P. O'CONNOR, for East Bruce,
Electors who marked their ballots
'for and of these candidates will be
'helping to support one of the best
+governments that.ever • had an exist -
their now recognized .
also declared Witt "he did not favor
forcing the ballot upon the Separate
school supporters if they did not want
it, but he supported the proposition to
extend the ballot to the public school
elections,"
caliugipin EURO
tse FRIDA.Y, MAY 23, 1890.
Mr Meredith spoke at Alexanciria,in
Glengarry County, in the campaign cif
1886, and he was reported as follows
by the French paper at Ottawa, Le
Cenadien:-The leader of the Opposi-
tion for Ontario made a most happy with -previous years, the production
speech, which was synspathetic all having been in 1886 00,530,000 ; in i lit by the electric light. 1 r. . . •
through:to our people (the French 1887, $15',000,000 • Ana 1888, $16,.1 Ce'erster, Preeident of the 'Yonne Men's
Catholic population). He said the 000,005, lt would thus appear that Liberal Conservative Association of
true friends of the French andOatliolie in four years the production has in- the town, oocupied the ohair. In a
people were to be found in Conserve- creased. over 85 per %int., showing peat speech, heiutroctuced Mr J. M
tive vaults. They are those who gave that Canada is rapidly developing as Roberts, the Conservative candidates
them Separate Schools and recognized a mining country. Some of the miner. for West ;Huron.
their clainis to a share of 'the public als show a fine steadiness in growth. Mr Roberts, on toming forward,was
patronage based op the figure ot their Thus 000,1 shows an increase of 30 per warmly received. He said he was
cent. in the output of 1877 as corn_ the regular nominee cif the Conserve -
done gallant eeork for the preseivation Oared with that of 1886. The out- five party, had resided in the county
population. The French race had
of British rule in thistountry andabey pat of copper has gone up from 3i for upwarcle of •30 years and was as
are factors in moulding the destinies of million pounds in 1886 to 6 4-5million quainted with the retenireneents of the
Canada. They have been given Sepal,' pounds in 1889, an increase of nearly people of the Riding. He had not
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Ontario Leeislature atsveyo bean
true to the Provinces ..Wteen differ-
l'eaces arose between. the Provrace an.(44
I the Dominion, the Oppositioo elweyi-
ecintended that them) queetione eborild
Wednesday forenoon's train brought he referred to
Mr. Meredith from Lucknow, and the realm fsn. eettlettetut, It was not
there were upward:a of a hundred at ithe polies of the ()position to returu
the T R depot to receive ()alto the system in vogne fiefore the e_ah
alighting from the train, and atter Ipaseing of the Crooke deatieg
ho was • with the tippler interest, but to allow
driven to the reeidence of 13 Willson, the commissioners inpeetors, to
shaking iitmas with awn -niter,
be appointed rof the county commits or
Begs, whoso guest ho was while here.
In the evening, procession wee that they be elected dinnttly •by the
forme(, composed of 13ellYst factory people. 110 wee not la favor of give
band, the town hand, a mein= es ing the women the franchise for
gentlemen on heereback, and the Parliamentary purposes. He gave
vehicle ethicli contained Mr. Mere- the llefozniere oredit for battling for
rights of the people. Ile was in
• ditto Mr. Roberts, the Conservative the ri
candidate for West Huron, ea favor of eatending the franchise to
ancl others.'The procession every man who couli be called upon
left the park at 7 p. and proceeded to defend his country, The ballot e -
south along Josephine street tb John should be secret, so that no one °Quid
street, west along John street to bo able to tell how any man voted.
Minnie, south an 'Minnie to 'Victoria, In speaking on cdueational affeirs, he
east along Victoria to Josephine then, said a mistake had been made when •
to the sheting rink, in which the the charge was mule from a e01111111ti,
meeting wes held. sioner to a minieter. The education
The rink .was seated with chairs, of the -youth of the land should noe
nicely' decorated with bunting, and
be made a party question. 'Party men
p hold up for their leaders. He did
not hold with Dr Chisholm in his
statement in reference to lir Gibson;
who has represented East Huron for
many years,but would say that no doubt
in tho past, Mr Gibson,in following his
party, has given votes that he would
not Bove given. had he voted as hie
conscience dictated. Still, ho did not
hold with the statement that party
politics is a, muddy stream, and that
good men should i'toteto into polities.
What is required is that we beep the
bad men out of politics. In discuss.,
ing the School question, he said that
English should be the language
taught, in the public schools, from the
east .to the wet, in this. province. In
the east there is a large section of the
'people who have declared that they
will build up a nation of their own.
Had the tine Who caueed the trouble
in the North-west been a Protestant
there would not have been those
frantic appeals to save frona pay-
ing the penalty of hie crime. 'Kr
Mercier is in power in Quebec, having
gained power on the. nationalist cry,
and we meat see that our rights are
not trampled upon. The Mowat
government would not have appointed
a commission to visit ,the public
schools only for the pressure that was
brought to bear upon them. The Op-
poeition did not want to proscribe the
French languag6, but contended that
no foreign language should be taught
side jay side with the English language,.
In the Roman Catholic Separate
sohools, the Hierarchy claim that they
have the right to direct who shalja,
teach, the text hooks to be xused, (tte
ttr Mare -lith said thht his policy was
that these schools should be under
the samo laws and rules as the public
schools in regard to teachers, text
books, &c. He was not so unreason-
able as to say that the Separate
schoole should be wiped out, but was in
favor of repealing every amendment
to the Separate schools act that
gee e the Catholics exoepnonal
privileges. In closing, Mr. Meredith
appealed to 'those present to believe
that he was sigma) in what he had
said. Ungeneroos insinuations and
charges had boon 'made against him,
but he assurei his hearem that if he
were rettirned to power, andefonnd
that he could not oarry out every
promise he bad made, he would re-
tire from public life. He had appealed
three times to his fellow eountrytten.
unsuccessfully. Ile did not blame
them for not returning him in. the
pest, but hoped. the Conservative party
would be eteeceszfal city the 5th of June.
Mr. II, W, C. Moyer was called
upon by the chairmen. gr, Meyer
attempted to address the audience,
but there was SO thrtell conftteion that
ci‘te dmorwithoa
lee could not be heard, The meeting
ictiihrrs for the Qaeon and
the hieheet tribunal in
Teraina in vanada.
The report of the Geological Sue-
vey for 1889, containing a statement
of the mineral production of Oanadit,
has been issued. The general result'
is seen in the OW of $16,500,000 for
the Year. This compares favorably
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ate Schools by his (Mr. Meredith's) 95 per Cent Gypsum shows in the same a word to ray against Mr Gartow, his
party, end their immunities and privi. period an increase of 27 per cent. in Opponent, as he was a gentleman
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leges cannot be altered, as they are the output. Iron an inerease of 22 whom he respeoted, but Mr Garrow
Political Pointers. assured by the 13. N. A., Mr Mere.. per sent. .Steel has risen from 7,326 was a supporter of a bad Government
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LETEVERY Liberal consider well dith said that they were sacred rights. tons in 1886 to 96,333 tons in 1889, Ho .(Mr Roberts) believed in the
LL j'ohn Macdonald's declaration: describine them as the 'oak of the
covenant that no saerilegions band
e, times 'greater as the result of increas. Meredith, and which was before the
showing a pannufaoture over three policy enunciated, by his leader, Mr
"You can't strengthen my • hands could touch. The French paper, ed activity: Silver shows an output people. He seld there should be men
• 'more in any wify than by turning Mr commenting on this speecti editorially . in dollars in 1889, which is 80 per of principle, not of politics in the
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Mowat out end putting Mr.Meradith in in the same issue, i51d-We have a sent. of an increase over 1886, and Legislature. He believed in equal
11.is place.'' BrenchSenator for Ontario from the
Conservatives, and vet Mr Mowat is which probably does not represent the rights to all and •special privileges to
real increase owing to the derwecia. none.
keeping down French representation.
• The -developinent of the manufacture from Mr A II Musgrove, the Conser•
tion in value during recent years. . The chairman read a telegram
of sulphuric aci.vative candidate for That Huron,
acid is very marked,
the output in 1889 having been 10,- regretting his inability to be present,
998,713 pounds, againa 5,476,900 on (Lenin -it of a previous arrange -
lbs. in 1887. Gold remains stationary. ments compelling him to xtddrees. ta
Tun general elections in Nova Scotia
'was held on Wednesday, when the • He will not give us a representative
Reform government are sustained by in the,Cabinet, but we have the as-
surance that Mr Meredith (more lib -
au increased majority, the returns eral toward us) will swear in Mr Sol.
•'showing 2,8 Reformers. and. 10 Con- White the very first in bis Cabinet es
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, servatives. - ' ' - representative Of the Frerich, element.
• If the Tories ever get the Grits out
'they will keep them out. They would little timeed ou Prelieb, sobools.
'fortify themselves by a free use of the The Rev. D. D: 'McLeod, of Barrie,
'liceiteing and appointin,g powers. Sins bne of the commissioners appointed to
they now condemn would be accepted examine the French. schools., deals
as guides and the Gerrymander they with the deliverance of the Equal
denounce woeld be used as It means .Rights Association upon that clues.,
of warding off a Liberal triumph,- tion.
Toronto Teleerain (Tory). No one, we presame, will deny.
During the eighteen - years in either Mr hicLeocl'e honesty or his
whiell Mr. Mowat has been Premier ti- ()rough knowledge of the queetion.
of Ontario, the average bonus received And among other things Mr McLeod
ay the Ontario Government has been They
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•$751 a square mile. For the same They urge that the Government,
area ot timber lands, the Dominion shall secure that English shall be the•
'Government received a • uniform rate language of instruction in all Public
of only $5 a square mile. the side • Schools in °uteri°.
of Ontario timber litieits last held (in And this the Government has
1887) reelized for the Province the 14i*d° provision fen
magnificent average of $2,750 a mile ! That every teacher in a Public
School shell be able to use the Eng,
The Fort William 'Journal, one of fish league ill ' I in' •
ge e meat y imparting
•• the leading journals in the District of instruction.
Algoma, says that it is not a portisan . This also the Government has made
paper, and cannot therefore endorse ample provision for.
every act of the Ontario Government, That no text books shell be used
'nbut," it ittlas,"we believe the legisla- except those authorized by the Depart -
tion enacted during late year's to be ment of Education.
as proetreseive as tho people of the This also the Government has
Province indorse, and the administrae •
"floe of affairs to be in harmony with
the regnirements of the times,"
This ought not to be the moo. Tho meeting elsewhere.
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DOW Mineral, asbestos, in the quality Mr Wm 'Olegg was 'called uporfeland
of -which Canada leads the world, responded by saying he hoped , that
shows a satisfactory condition of .de- Mr Meredith wouldbe returned at the.
'velopment, . the quantities mined approaching elections. Mr kowat's
having inereased from 3,458 tool in governmeht was on trial, the electors
1886 to .6,014•tons in 1889. with every were the jurors, Mr 111owat has
prospect of a ,large increase in the centralized, too much power in himself.
'current year. The other tew metal, Mr lqeredith wished to restore to the
nickel, has not as yet had a place ,people the appointment of License
given to it in the return of the Geolog. cum missioners, bailiffs, division court
Teal Survey but the present year will clerks, &c, The Mowateovernment
undoubtedly show a large -output, as refused the people a secreAullot, and
all 'reports from Sudbury indicate that the only reason the speaker could see
the first expectations are being more for the refused was that the Govern
than realized. ' merit might terrorize over the liquor
interest, as well as' see how those
under them vote. ,Mr Mowat takes
Vast Waavan.osbe '
An Orange Pic-nie, under the
the power to himself to sell oar tim•
pines of Belfast Orange Lodge, will be be' how, when and to • whbul be
eels.
held in Mr jellies Edwards' bash, on ehe"esi and he -(the speaker) thought'
and Mr Meredith's policy is, 'that
when a splendid programme of music,
the Oth con. on Tuesday, June 10th,
beforeiarge tracts of the public domain
sports, etc,'will be given. are disposed of, that the Legislature
should Approve of the same. He
Mr Edwin Gaunt, of this township,
believed our school system should bo
.siiimai is 0. under a commissioner and not have a
Sold to Mr Wm 'McLean, lately, a
very fine fat heifer The political head for that department, as
little over two years ole, and weighed
1,500 pounds.. is has been shipped our eclueational system, of which we
provided for,
The farmers owe much to the Mowat
Government. While Sir Solna Mac.
clotialcl hes been robbing them by
malting them pay taxee, Min Itlowet
has (tided agricultural societies and
colleges, ereaineries, fruit growers,
entomeiogical, bee dial poultry assoch
amens. Ile lifts also supported the
Agricultural College at Guelph and
given each tenuity a grant of money
to help support the poor.
Princl Ellward Wand has bad a
'Cineetvetive Government cola as it
result finds itself face to face with
diretet taxation The Government
announces a deficit of $10,500 this
year. lied tiniest?, its gots assistane,e
from the Doiniiiion exchequer a direct
tax hind be imposed on the people.
Menitlowat hits A different story to
Our Province has a •stirphis Of
..'s:0,000,000 and plenty Irmo where
that taunt Iwo and not a cent of
debt, •
Itte.Vereditli eould not improve tipon
the e'xieting condition ot affairs if
' v1ae in power for a century. lie
eenttet. obeli:11i or in tiny way interfere
were ell proud, would be sure to he
to•the old country, and the price paid
injured by bringing it in the arena df
for her was the handsome suer of $100.
polities.
It pays to raiee•good stock at Ur cents Dr. Chitholm being called Zmon,
said he wished to say a few words ,tn.
Mr Musgrove, who was not able to be
present. Mnsereve was a gentle-
man of stainless ee ‘e Ode
speaker and a, clever dee:tee/n(1nd weela
be an honor to East Limon the Leg-
islature, The constituency 'might just,
as wall send rt cordwood stick to. the
Legislature as the present member,
Mr Gibson and it would be 'a good'
deal -cheaper to do so. tie 'Meredith
brought in a bill to have beibery.
pnnishd by 'imprisonment, but the
111g:twat government voted' it cloevn
Where would they be ou the .5th of
June if that were the lsov ?
Mr W Reston reed an address
to Mr Meredith from the Yount; Men's
Liberal Conservative Anew:dation of
the town.
ir Meredith on rising, was reeeived
with cheers. lie expressed lies ple0,-.
sere at being again permitted to visit
Wirgliani. Ho thanked the young
men for the magnificent reeeption
they had given him. Ile ane to
epealt on the public questions &ghat.
in the public mind, and did not went
And in my judgment 'Lis° th°1 per pound, live weight.
Government has provided for les
e
matters much more effectively Hutu in
the method that is proposed by the
Opposition,
. mean Presbytery.
The Presbytery of Huron met at
Blyth, on Tuesday, 13th inst., Mr.
Aches000noderator, in the chair -
The Finance Committee presented
report showing the amount contrib
uted per family for general church
schemes and for all purposes, in the
various congregations during the year
ending Dec. 31st, 1889. The
committee were directed to print
ma distribute the report. A minute
in connection with the death of the
late Rev. Geo; Jamieson, of Hayfield,
expressive of his personal worth, and
the value of his servic4s in the Neese
of Christ, was adopted and recorded.
The Preshytery also expressed he
sincere sympathy with Mr. Muegrova,
of Mcitillop, in his reeent afilictinns
through the death of his wife. Mr.
Robert Henderson, Iniente ate, 11 WIll ,
uecepted the call from 11e,yfield and Anti Olin poor, foolish, ignoble faees of
Bothauy, vas exemined with a View this World, and: lietene to ilia chatter tottny a word to offend any man. ne 11111,11 to be ti -,1 2or life to the tailor.
Hon, 1. Itl 1 reed° girl,
to ordinatioo Rod indettiou. The re. • of the poor and foolish as the faces, one, undeeetood fleet the
'with the Seperate Scheel sysaein- stilt being aqtisfactoiy it war re.SOIVed ink order10 have any peeper respect Illens had addressed a meethig. lately
Itionahhehenglit snecees1 in ineking ffei meet in Merited an the 27th inst., -for them, is fortetl to lennember that in this t0W11, 1711011 be hathbeen Dhart; It ie smell T15111304 to tety that an atth
, Itiepdrato scheora illoirniqut arid inter. i 10 ordain Mr, Henderson and to in., solemnity of deatheotedeh la .eilently ea with being a traitor La Oritarhe dress is it roes ono. If i;, it
. 1flgotiith ortitith*Opylitiorrin go tatt't 6'0101(1o^.
. 14 'tie Itypneris,e- it toet traespareot idaet limn iote the p9Atoral oharge, At64,.
Belmore.
The residence of Mr. Edwaed. Arm.
strong was burned to the ground on
Saturday last, nothing being saved
but avfew bedclothes. No Wan:Alice,
--The many friends of W. je-ffrity
assembled at •the residence of his
mother, op Friday last. The amuse-
ments of the evening was dancing, in
which tell took an active .part. Music
was furnished by Misses jeffray and
11eeGlynn and Mears' D and W.
Fryfogle. The crowd dispersed, well
satisfied with the evening's entertain.
ment, as the gray dawu appeared.
We regret the departure of Mr. Jef,
fray' to San Francisco, es 'lie took an
active part in the church, Britons and
0.0. F. He will also be greatly
miseed in tho social cirole.-Metsrs
Graham and Hell attended the teach,'
ere', Convention in Paisley, on Thurs*
day and Friday.
'When one looks on the thousand
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Winghatn, Min 1Sth inst., the wife
of Mr, Andrew Holmes; n daughter.
Aanurtsns-At the Manse, loderich, on the 12th,
inst, the wifeof Hoy James A Anderson, 13
son,
2.11matt-In St Dekns, on Siitday dth, the wife of
Mr It ft 611116r ; daughter.
DIED.
Olinttn, tile 10th %et, D Macl
alloeh, Public Inspector tor .3.10431.taten,
aged 66 years
'Snows -1n Dray, on May 6, tirt Jaunts DrOwn, sr,
noeti SO years, months mid 88 days.
(NVEtt,tvaolt—Ia Ior-ttrWingiati), on Sunday, tho
18th May, Jane Wallwood relict of the late Jolt
Stre1lwood, ;bred 71 yeater 8 months and 1 day,
Every beginning is cheerful ; the
threehold is tiro plate) of expectetion.
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