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The Franchise Bill passed its third
reading in the Dominioa Parliament
on Saturday morning last.
/The Chicago Current slys that "few
men iu the whole vsorld'e history
have readied old age eo* full of im:
perishable honor* as Mr. Gladstone'
The exposures by the Pt 11 Melt
Gazette of the secret V iCOS of the
aristocrats of London is caPhing
tremendous essentement in England,
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RiAccording to the Braeidon Sun,
el says the bill enfranchising the
Indiaes is a good one, This is also
the opinion of the Tories of the House
of Commons Bat it ie not likely to.
• be the opinion of those still suffering
from the effects of Indian bullets.
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Lord Salisbury has formed a new
mmistry. and has assumed control of.
affairs in England. Its the present
Ministry are eight of the colleagues of
Earl Beaconsfield in his last cabinet
Randolph Churchill will be the fire
eater in the new administration.
It is not an,eclifying spectacle or
very creditable to the country that a
bar should be in the Dominion House
of Parliament without a license, and
considering the disgraceful Bachana
flan scenes that have occurred there
it would be a good thing were it done
away with altogether.
Telegraphic despatches Announce
that Lieut. Governor Dewch.ey, of -
Manitoba, gave a "brilliant ball" at
Regina on Friday evening last, which
was a very gorgeous and extravagaat
affair. While numbers of the settlers.
inthe Northwest are in a half starving
condition and the shadow of deabh
hangs over the Northwest capital
the high carnival .held by the Lieut.
GovesOr was very meseemlv and out
of pia' (se.
THE. TIRES!, FRIDAY•37ULY 10
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EyerybOdy will regret to bear of eee •
the very moment when tas victorious
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the death by brain fevex Col. Wit:. 1.
liaras,.of the Midland Battalion, at
ll[nn Inn
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The Senate insisss" upon tile wine
'and i leer oleo ses beieg . etam;
in the Scost Act, wed it
is evident the Commons • will have
to pronounce upon the question iteedn.
The liquor dealers have ween Wo-Lin
as Ottawa, aid they have sang.,e
eepectiscons now. that the Commoesi
will be More in conformity to Weir
wishes on the nes t oceasion. As the
Commons have thrown opt thie cesium
before, we believe they wi't do ea
again, in spite of she fact that tue ir-
responsible bram.h of .she Legislature
"‘insiets" upon it being restored.
In the House of Commons on Mon:
day Mr. Blake delivered a six hour's
speech on the North West policy of
the Government. He showed in do:
tail, and with voluminous proofs, that
to the neglect end oppressions 'of the
Government and its officials the out
break of the rebellion is clearly trace»
able. Petitions had come down con.
tinouely from the lialf-breeds since
1878, but the Government did nothi, g
of consequence towards redress of
grievance. Mutterings of discontent
had grown loud towards the end of
7884, but the Government took no
precautionary measures. Then came
the rebellion, the loss of life and the
the waste of money. Mr. Blake con-
cluded by moving "Thee in the ad-
ministration, of North West affairs
by the present Government prior to
the recent ontbreek there here oceur:
red grave instances of neglect, delay
and mismanegement in masters af-
fecting the best White and. the good
government of onr country," This
charge Mr. Blake ettetaisted by a mass
of unanswerable evidence, and f
Braved the respenstbility of the. Gov.
Senment for the rebellion and its corr.
sequeneec It is quite evident that in
spite of all the warnings they recaivea
that air John and his colleagues wil.
fully.negleeted, their duty, and their
reckless folly and gross blundering
ought not to be allowed to go uncoil;
r, tri or .t on;•nnY f•d.,
troops were about to start on their
return borne. A brief sketch of his
career will •be found on the first page.
His death will make i vacancy in the Have just received. a part of a. Largt.--.. Pur
representation of East Durham in the chase of CANADIAN & FOREIGN. TWEEDS, Fine Suitings, Kum Fine! Worsteds. nese Goods
Rouse of Commons. should be seen and our prices,obtained by intending purchasers before placing shat order.
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Laet year the Senate cost us $1a4e.
624,57. The capital represented lek
0114'am:turd cheep would suffice to
redeye the Federal badget of a good ,
part o: the leg ,iguies whioli We see
on it. 'Why 'shoeld we not have tub
coer:age to area thio netorm; while en
the one haud here is such a margin
for economy, and on the other tnere
is nothing as compensation, but rather
grik00 of comOicatione as useless as
tbt are expensive
On Sunday morning list Rev. E.
Stafford, We of 'Winnipeg, preached,
his inaugural sermon as pastor of the
metropolitan church, Toronto. Dur-
ing his sermon he said people demand-
ed; very rightly, sermons whicli toms's-
ed upon live topics, and he thought it.
was the duty of the pulpit to attack?
corruption in every form and in every
place. A m ulster should not un-
necessarily interfere in fierce politioa 1'
partyism, but he thought a minister
unworthy the name of a man if he
became a mere nonentity in regard to
the affairs d hi% country. . A minister
should be a patroit, and as suelnshould
uphold any party which might come
out as a champion of any great move.
anent fcr the benefit et his country.
The Montreal Herald, an ex.:Tory
ministers organ,in referring to Bloke's
speech says is now as clear as
'daylight that the rising in the North
West, which has cost so mu3h in blood
and money, was no sudden freak and
was not without warning. On the
watery it was the climax of a gra:
dually growing discontent. Every
step was brought before the Govern:
ment, reported up. on by their officers,
and told them by bishops; priests,
lieutenant:governors, surveyors, and
apparently by every one 'rivho bad a
right to hold communication with
them. Still •Mr. Blake has shown
that the only thing done by the Gov:
ernmert to prevent the outbreak was
to bribe the rebel leaders, Dumont,
Schmidt, Dumais, Isbester and others
with Government offices,"
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The oung Men' Liberal Club, of
Toronto have, in 'view of the political
situation and of the numerous im-
portant and vital questions agitating
the 'country, in which 'our young men
have an especial interest, deemed it
desirable to hold a convention of th e
yonng men of Ontario. in .I.'oronto,
during the second week of the Indus:
trial Fehibitiou in September net,
for the purpose of forming a Provie:
cial association The object is a gopd •
one, and we 1 eve no doubt that the
effort e of the Toronto Young Men's
Liberal club to form a Provincial As•
sociation will prove successful. Dele.
gates to this convention should be
sent from every electoral district in
the Province.
farmers 8LCrindowncrs
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more land for Yourself or Your Sons. To
build a Ilouse orBarn, To Pence, Clear
Underdrain, or otherwise improve Land
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for any other Purpose, if you do the un
dersigut d are able to Loan at the lowes
rates of Interest rand more reasonabl
Terms thlu any one else its this section o
the country.
MEYER & DIGREI.ISON,
Beirieters, Wingharn
Solicitors for the Bank of
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