The Wingham Times, 1888-07-06, Page 4Cinalingipuu C1110
FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1888,.
WILY I,EANN TUE AI
Hein Mr. Drury, -Mini, er of .Agri.
culture, is fi practical f finer and as
as such his opinion o ght to carry
some weight. In a recent speech at
the Agricultural Ool eye, whilst ad•
witting that agricul ire had not been
remunerative of late years, he express-
ed his opinion that arming was likely
to produce a hapiler and more con-
tented life and a f it competence than
any of the profess ans. He deprecated
the folly that as taking hold of
young men, in cing them to believe
that money c i uld be made more
rapidly or sur. y by going into busi-
ness or the p ofessions. The uneasi-
ness and des re for change was due
largely to a want o4' knowledge and
an absurd pr- veiling idea that manual
labor is les: dignified or honorable
than mental work. A few are foolish
enough to elieve that business and
professiona men have no or little.
actual labo to perform. Many have
lead this s lly delusion, the visual
false glamo , rudely removed by ex-
perience of or the old homestead was
beyond the reach. What is needed
in this mat er is intelligent thought,
reflection. ancalculation, Experience
is an excee ingly expensive teacher.
ED
DANIEL
.dor North
nature, died 1
AN 1XHIB
• and manufac
in London.
A SPECIAL
Central Rail
run from St.
miles, in 100
DR. SMITH,
Queen's Univ
• 60,000 with
in honor of P
THERE has b
500,000 in the
ed States duri
of $112,900,0
fiscal year end
THE Americ
tatives have a
Mills Tariff
• milk and othe
The Senate 11
before it beco
A LONG pe
- the widely k
of Lowell,
•Customs aut
.Judge Retch'
of the form
An appeal
spoken of.
THE Rep
platform d
clothing a
tobacco.
farther dee
wise and
promotion
iter,"
THE Gen
,Church of.
'resolution
Orefters, b
existing la
per cent
'The Asse
legislation.
Tun No
,consistent
'principles,
,ally longer
platform.
duties from
clothing an
Times says
.better polio
ellen.
THE "Wcig
,of an able p
'2"rwli, by \
zicour the folio.
/'s, book that to
OBIAL NOTES.
LLIARD, Liberal Member
nark in the Local Legis-
st week.
TION of Irish products
ures is now being held
does not enable you to solve your
doubt, is an intellectu pest. I have
the same fault to fin • 'ivith the pen -
dermas Robt, Ingersol . He is a fear-
less iconoclast, He is marvellously
quick to see a weakn;ss. He is gifted
with wit and syuipby and scorn of
lies. But the fa
Robert Ingersolls
but rain dust and 1
not rebuild or s
science with thoro
him to build. He
and is hated as s
liiie to be distur
the least value i
at his overthrow.
these men might
in throwing cab
other as words.
train over the Michigan
ay last week made the
homes to Windsor, 111
minutes,
general secretary of
sity, purposes to raise
hich to endow a chair
neipal Grant.
en a decrease of $I3,-
ublic debt of the Unit'
g June and a decrease
0 in the debt for the
d to -day.
n House of Represen-
opted the clause of the
11 putting beans, fresh
articles on the free list,
s to endorse this action
es law.
ding legal ease between
own Ayer medical firm,
ass., and the Canadian
orities, was decided by
the other day in favor
, to the value of $79,000.
to the Privy Council is
WE DON'T accor
more intellectual
average citizen, b
says of the situa
States : Now I'll
ning the last poli
lines we have bee
It is between tl
Democrats, this c
last race the Re
in America. Th
ing in overwhel
from now we will
South. The issu
no God, drunken
bath or no Saliba
That will be the i
wipe up the grou
catic party and le
from that time fo
blican Convention in its
Tared for taxed food and
d untaxed whiskey and
ith great inconsistency it
red its sympathy far "all.
ell -directed efiorts for the
f temperance and moral-
ral Assembly of the Free
Scotland, passed strong
sympathizing with the
t cautioning obedience to
s. Of the Highlanders, 88
along to the Free Church.
ly recommends no specific
York Tines, an able and
exponent of Republican
fuses to support the party
on account of its trade
t objects to the removal of
hiskey and putting it on
other essentials. The
he Democrats have the
and by far the ablest
it of 'Words" is the topic
er in the last issue of
in which
ing pointed sentences :
ipels you to douist and
chosen to do the brutal work of
Government in lreleud, Oertai
found in him a willing tool for
pose. There may be good peo
Balfour, but it is a singular c
that the last recorded case of
England was performed by a B
May, 1640, one John Archer
in England with being one of
attacked Lauda Palace at La
under a warrant, signed by
is a thousand both, dated Whitehall, May
ould do nothing addressed "to our trusty and
Sir William Balfour," Archer
in the tower of London. A
this is the last recorded ease
England. But the last t
British Empire, the last
suppress free speech and th
press is by Salisbury's ne
Balfour—the hated Balfou
When Ireland gets her
assuredly will, and when al
be accordingly rejoicing,
Salisbury's Balfour will b
piled and abhorred. It is
against the hatred of a w
Balfour will find that wha
for doing the base and br
Tories in Ireland will h
ghter. He does
udy the facts of
ghness, to enable
remains a destroyer
ch by all who dis-
d. Nor is there
the orations aimed
It is verbiage and
as well be engaged
age heads at each
to Sam Jones any
rescience than the
t hero is what he
ion of the United
e11 you we are run•
ioal combat on the
running them on.
e Republicans and
ntest, and it is the
ublicans will make
Democrats are go-
ingly. Four years
break up the solid
then will be God or
ss or sobriety, Sab-
h, Heaven or hell.
sue. Then we will
d with the Demo -
God rale America
h.
Trio Gerrie Vid-tta last week quotes
some remarks ma e by us on the ex-
istence of a Caned an exodus. It does
not deny the exi ence or magnitude
of this movement +cross the lines, but
gives as a reasoi he Globe editorials.
The remedy, it cl : ims, lies with the
Liberal journals—rasing to point out
the facts. We ha' : not a particle of
faith in either the diagnosis made or
remedy suggested b the Vidette. The
former is stupid an 1 the Latter absurd,
The Vidette evident y can't distinguish
between cause an effect. The diffi-
culty exists, and be ause the Globe and
other Liberal jour • <Is pointed this out,
their writings are eld to be the cause.
A little knowledge 's a dangerous thing
when backed up y prodigious assur-
ance and an oppo tunity to display it.
e Tory
ly they
hsir pur-
le named
incidence
orturo in
lfour, In
as charged
party who
beth, and
aeon Eliza-
1,1tih, 1440,
well -beloved
was tet;tured
I have said,
of torture in
rture in the
attempt to
liberty of the
hew, another
of our time.
ights, as she
the world will
the name of
detested, des.
bard to stand
ole nation, and
ver he has got
tal work of the
e been dearly
earned, and will surely result in his com-
plete social and politica 1 annihilation.
Some may think he is ris ug fast, but his
fall will be just as rapid. This is not the
age for tyrants, I do n.t believe the
people of Great Britain a Ireland will
ever wish to see any man e =sated to great
power whose tyranny and •ppression will
be his chief recommendati' n. "A strong
adversaay, au inhuman wr.toh, incapable
of pity, void and empty fro •• every drachm
of mercy," is not the kin t of a man to
rule over a free people in th s age.
June 26. Wimcnnu.
His friends will recognise 'n this letter
the terse, vigorous and eff •tive style of
Mr. T. Holmes, whose identi y we are per-
mitted to disclose.
Balfour's Do + gs in Ireland.
Under the signet re of "Wingham," the
following able and ti ely article appeared
in Friday's Globe :—
To trample on all hums feelings, all
Ties which bind elan to man, to emulate
The fiends who will on day reatuite them in
Variety of torturing.
-,Byron's Two Foseari.
Sm,—I and hund.,:ds of others are deep.
ly thankful to you for the grand, humane
stand you are tall on behalf of poor,
persecuted Ireland I am also deeply
thankful to the no • le lady who writes the
letters from Engla.d under the signature
of "Siris," Efer otters are read and
admired by thousa . ds. The sympathies
of all lovers of fr:edom throughout the
civilized world are in favor of Ireland.
Every right-minde person is shocked at
the cruel and m:lignaut persecutions
carried on there by a alfour and the Tory
Government. Peple regard Balfour's
doings in that be utiful but unhappy
country with horro and loathing. No.
thing much worse, der the name of law,
was ever perpetrate l in any country. It
is well known that t. rtures prevailed for a
long time in Engl.. d, especially in the
latter years of th reign of the "Good
Queen Bess." Rall' m, the historian, tells
us that "the rack s. dem stood idle in the
tower during all tl late portion of her
reign." But altlio •h torture had been
used in England it • as not recognized by
the law. It was, ho ever, a prerogative of
the Crown and wa only put into force by
a warrant direct from the Sovereign.
This revolting prero ative, although rarely
or never resorted to .Iter Elizabeth's reign,
remained in force u . til the time of George
III., when it, wa finally abolished, or
supposed to be. ut now it is revived
again, in our day, .y Balfour in Ireland.
Trues, be has not et resorted to the rack
and the "iron gantlet," but he resorts to
torture an the so,.. e, for it is nothing but
torture to oast cult ted and refined gentle,
men into prisons consort with felons,
to submit to barsprison rules, to wear
prisou clothes and live on prison food, for
no crime, but tryi g, in a peaceable way,
to got justice for he country they love as
they love their li os. When the prison
experiment fails, have no doubt, if 13a1•
four dared, he wo i til resort to the rack and
"Skerrington's Da ghter." I may say that
"1lkorringtou's Da glitcr" was an iustru-
moat of torture 1 itroduced into the tower
during the reign a that amiable and mild.
mannered king, enry VIII. But is
revolting cruelty a d malignity hereditary?
It would seem ro in -the case of the 13al-
fours. Perhaps f that reaso+.i Secretary
Balfour, nephew Lord Salisbury, was
—East Wawauosh 1t.il sh w will be held
at Belgrave on Tuesday, Oe4. the 9th,
--Dr. Hodge, of Mitchell] has
to London,. '
—It is said Richard H
mersville, Leeds County w-
1787 and joined the Free
being thus the oldest, livip
192nd year,
removed
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