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D. K. 8titsbus.
Arintiseoz.
Cheap -Thos. Weatierald.
sable Farm for Eleke-Danald Me
•tosh-
Electors of llawah lifistrem--John
owe Partneeship-E. McVatie
.k. McNeil/en.
iblAkettoa.
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Crabb is a great protectionisL
Le -kis speech sothe nomination he rode
his favourite protection hobby almost to
death. Re charged Reformers with be-
ts/tree traden. Were there any truth
in the charge Mr. Crabb should be the
& last to bring it. We know of a time
when he was a free trader,' in practise if
not in theory, and had he had his way
about that time, when he floated the
United States flag over one of his build':
ings and refused to haul it down it
was taken down fcrcibly by a, certain
body whose members are now support-
ing him, Canada would have been part
and parcel of the Crated States, and
there would have been no necessity to
discuss free trade or protection so far as
that country is concerned. The charge
as broneht against the Reform party was
most effectually disposed of by the Pre -
Grand Trtusk Sailvay.
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1874.
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• . Another Lis Itailod. ' -
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1 Yesterday's Afail contained a state-
inent that the present government ban
trusted an amnesty to Riel andethe
ther parties implicated in the Scott
in
order. It was further stated 'that Sir
ain A. Macdonald had been offered the.
.
ppert ,of 25 French reembera before, lef
if he you'd grant the amnesty,
used. Thinking the statemeet
electieneering (L44 and as felse,
stateinents made before, w•
p ed to Mr. Mackenzie to-asS‘r-
in 'what foundati tn there w is for it
.1 received the following reply :- .
"TIM: Moil story about pardoning
itial Is nitterly with -am tmfoitinc..1Ketsio\77."Ir.„
eetinatent is needless. •
01:r. Xacksnsieo P411172.7 -P:litry.
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i uh great deal has been made of a
i
atatieisra: of. Mr. Mackeuzie's Railway
;ohm waich appeared in the Free grew's,
paper p.ublished at Fort Garry. Coas-
t,
me trent the source it did we dquilt
t
4hea the aritieisni is entitled. to
- . $ weight.: We have therefure :great
laarlure in plasine Isefor7r- our readers
Lis follo'wing front the Sor' Ire$ter, a"
_halal which is certatnly quite It., g04•41;
f1 nM JII better eiponent of public
lopIntoti In Manitoba, than the Free
ria, Its+ elteferring to Mr. Meckenzie's-
• lea/policy it says:- . -
. -ghat wise and rational policy will
nomaiwaid iteed to *vete inhabitant of
tlie Province wha is interested in the
Aare develop nent Of the Northavest.
Ve have estways considered the policy
t,1 the - late Government -in keeping
itonei withont rajway coninvinica-
ion until pinch time as.the splendid -bet
*leery theory of an Atlantic and- Pa-
' lite hail eeuld be completed-- to be the
nicsi iianrions to our interests that cents'
• eibeen adopted. If kh t p ,ticv had
taaned and been acted upon, Mini-
tel'. *mad have been kept iu aselation
a or ten ; years at least--possilely for a
aneratlen. St haat toe people, in jaw -
r at' Ottawa were deliberating, their
Orate were financing awl thetr n.,n-
1
rs "ex ob aing for a scherae-by fa ton
Inderons for 'preen ical coned -nail -in nal
'us hafe gone bye ena tan • prelent
citizens and fartners ofethe peatiece hal
grown) oey with atge and, dittapeainted
eipectati,•ns,„ Al we ntotkirstaaa it,
ilia present Adnunistra. tiers intewl to
/commence building those portieres of a
federal, sytem, which ;try the.neest nr-
ntly needed, viz., that winch eleineets
alinnomot with Pembinseand tint whieh
aria mullein the same place w a h Than-
)* Bayt, If this is done. ana at once,
?nal eo far to relieve our populatSon
' tire heavy disadvantage under whieb
aleyr sou now la'-enriog. At. present
alley aire at the mercy of one line of
nded brats, w hich charges a morales'
at of freight charges which alinnet
. ratirety eechides the possibility a any-
thing in the way of exportation being
pahempted. Fur want i 4 raileay trots-,
kw,rt: also. acne* to the Province is tooth
alittiOult Mel el pensive, &nil we can hope
few little in tbe way of_aniergratien until
lbw iron roast is eompleted between thie,
alone eed Moorhead, 11 is, and hat
for some 'time past, a perfect die:
braes that with so large a settlement as
we bays, end with so short s distance of
read left unfinished between us and the
awilway system of the United States. we
sbnold stall have to trust to buggies,
?ad ea* oriaches, and dog -trains, and
lialeaoteomed steamboats to enable US
ao peas to sea 140 att the nurnerons and
Pearienl calls of lousiness or pleasure, and
Vele hail the late enueciation of Mr.
esnias poltcy as the first step ill,
fig* airection with 'regard to the
• tof Monaghan interest.
natters little what erv may be rus-
tle the propossal.•Govensmental
, er the Globe for supporting it, by
puttee and papers new henpila in
as tient we can &inure them that
ibis* is hardly a nian in the North-west
lorholwalaot give ais cordial support:to
their programme. The late (levern-
-.neat and es suite -well's had the finest
haws of promoune the good of this'
quo* it was repent:ay to eanceive, and
Meat have earned the g ad will uf all
es tuliebitants. They wilfully threw
awe that Ovine', and did their best to
ui
on• Ow proepeces of the cauntry, and
nsu . nor les surprised if the people here
alto iseither sysnpathise with 'their de-
satencir oppose a Government who ino-
to do practically at once what
tad have been a eneoeuced by their
ppenente long ago." •••
i Korth Saran.
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! The most cheering &comets reeeh us
;atr. Laukiias proamets in the North
Palate He axed his friends are pushing
Hielcawrass most vigoreusly mid are
with much success. Even in
kb. er portion of the riding where
Tia
• by bansanly,oensistent straight -foe -
a Leckie was cemparatieely unknown,
has ereatell a meet favouroble impree-
hare' solidest and will poll a Woe vete
the". Let one friends not relax their
hffontaand next Monday night if -we are
hot)wiaeit mistaken, Mr. Leticia will be
abeuesaber for North Huron.
e .
, Every candidate who acknow-
?e,Agea the leadership of Sir John
4..MA"onald endorses his crimi-
• e of the Pacific Railway
said bis wholesale bribery
general eleotion.
evIctbis be kiatitied in voting
*nth esadidates ?
rater in hie speech at Hamilton whet° he
said :- . • - •
"All parties in tate •eonntay•liavel long
ago acceptml the ispoaitioa• imaert
duties as the proper and best IMAM for
the purposes of the public expenditure.
Rentember,, there is no dispute about
that, and neither Sir- John 3facdonald
hot atiti other man, can point to a single
Linea' have ever written, or to a single
stiench 1 have ever delivered, ie opposi-
tion to that principle. I see it stated in
some newapapers that if my Government
are snstainea, ell the duties. upon im-
ported -articles will be taken' ott Sir,
the thing is perfectly iihnipaaalumat too
absurd to require e Word in refutation.
As f hare just said, all parties in this
country lune accepted the doetrine I lay
down, that Oar roienite must be obtain-
ed by Ionians of duties iipon imported
goods, sod the distritestain of aline
duties shouhl always be in ,Sueh a way
as to confer the greeting amount id butte-.
tit upon our own people.. then, Sir,
with regard to thwatnouut of dety,seine
say at least it will ben/ducted. 1 do not
contemplate' the -possibility of its reduc-
tion ,; and- in view of the Teat pulffic un-
dertaking* to oaten rtlwe Coma ey• is
pledged, in the enlangement and coni-
pletion of our canal system, and the eon-
atructiceref the I,Pacific Railway. we will
be -obliged, 1 fear, to increase it very
materialty at no distantelay, un1ess the
country becomes a great deal richer.and
more prnsperous during years. to come
than we have any reason to expect; jtidg-
ing by`the past. So that tba queetion
of protection or free trade dues teat arise
in this contest at all. Sir Ye:seem
Bakke stated last year on Lis election
tour; add' au the House of COmmons,
'that he was in faveur -of lueidental pro-
tection. 1 said I was -.also in favour of
it. It *a -stupid phrese at best, but it
mainiesimply this, that as long as duties
are lesied upen artieles;jinported, they
timid be leveed upon aricles produced
hy our own people. 'II& not _know A
Ingle man iu tne rattles Otisly own party
eho is °peeps -eel to•that political zheory.
It is a politied necessity aceepted by
every one In thisceuntre.„
Tha Centro ItittinT. A. Batt OMILIPO.
Mr. Horton is holding a series of moot- 'It is a sign of • bad cellos when those
wbb advocate certain views resort to
towayism te prevent their opponents
beiug heard. To stifle free discussion
has been -the policy of la. charter -sellers
in the present contest. Witness their
conduct at the South Ridinrt nomination
on Mondry, at the sneetina at Rubin -
son's Hotel hat week, and at Wingam a
few days ago when Mr. E. B. Wood was
there. Whenever the subject of the
Pia& Railway is touched, upon a howl
is forthwith sot up. . 'They de not like
to hear anything en diet, to thom, un-
fortunate subject. At Hamilton lasit
ings in the Centre Riding, the last of
which will be heal . at BenMiller this
evening. We trust Reformers will turn
cut en muse to -morrow and give Mi.
Horton a rousing majority.
In Goderich the echarter-sellers are
leaying no atone unturned to give a
majority for Mr. erabb. Appeals are
being made to national prejudices, one
aspirine youth, poseessed of more valour
than discretion, having appealed to the
English and Irish, ath Meeting held in
Crabb's Hall on Artanday evening last,
to " out the,Seotch from the town."
He 11 find the &latch harder to "clean week the Premier could with difficulty
outa'tleaw he thinks, and we do not get A heararg. The charter -sellers are
imagine• any Seotchman will yote for fast miming for themselves a new naine
the man on whose behalf such appeals _eine party of rowdyism.
are mai., Bribery is also being prao- At the meeting at Robineon's Rotel,
timed, in one ease a bag of small potatoes a Conservative lawyer front Goderieh in-
hailutgiattn km a Yaw- Th. fun td it tinlged in very eta:wive language to.
is that Woman who gave the 'rages' is wards those who differ from hirn politi-
poorer than the man to whom they were rally, direCting las remarks more es -
sent. and the briber would have -done pecialliat David Patton, Reeve of the
tench better to keep them to feed aim township, who has seen tit to renounce
owd teinily. , . • allegiance ta the charter -sellers. We
, Mr. Horton's. frieads willado well t6 hay, ars' at respect for the lawyer in
remember that tho earlier 'their votes petition arid pier sorry he should so far
are recorded *the bettor in the interest forget himself; but itatoly thews the
of the Reform masa narrow projalice which exists among
. Catnap Labour..
- Conservatives towards. those who differ
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Of the repaints action cries pima by front thAii.
:a: Ottatra Tiro.
the' charter•selleri for alio pumas° of
delnaing 'the electoroe that respeetioe .., ..,
no ,.,.„ .. ,,,..,:ti °h..... the govern.
Chinese labour h the most silly and ' 6'. • . ' • • ' .
t with having inditeea some one to
Contain leible. - It i3 fonnael on aate; A"' , .: e • . . • .
ana it irtran wont.' be :annul. In 4 n bids the 1.,,,eific awilw‘iy ;records at
set the anadate int tire, in the burning
‘Y-g•cee i Ir*PcEst Str4tf?ti 1!''' illike ' ()worn wets; destroyed. ilear what the
easier* referred to a ' proposal
44 Sir: Stritford Hi ciIild salt; I° ' ' ; •
I
Hug Allem and t/.•„! lat. Ooilertinteitt. to. -
Lull , tae western portion of tate Pacific Ottewa, a 'f6W daTe an), whinti auttoy.
Railway by Clemese labonr; an.I on this ed the .1.1 barracks, was mufti through
• aiiihnne antained all thaancumente re-
minder foundellon ins bun conetruelea the eliateilioarallatte101 Mae Grita This
a tabrietition which has since tutualed, - aenedian pacific Railway.
"Electors of 11oron,t. teep the
real issue of the present election
prominently' before you. Shall
we have honesty and economy in
'the admini stration. of public atratis
or corruption and 'extravagance?
Vzi Pa47:13.! tat Cta73r=n.t.
•
geeerinneut is Charged with hav-
iug •poiicy, Thise who'. bring this
&Jane) kuo-a it is Lase -that the gov-
etn tritest ha; a elev. auil-aell-•-de tined
policy -one which mint edirarnend itself
t'i the itltelligent people bf -Canada.
The fullawing is& su-timara of la '
Tae geverament first tra tbeepet-
_pie to promo -nen -direct! naoa • the
prreietnietoSooleson‘tliallted:i.inladiaot,hlecietnemutrapttratia
It tam invitesehe sapport of the nein.
try `-to etiable it -to awry .out its firm
desire tonekvate the standatd of public
moeality and conduct public Mahan upon-
pridciples• which honest, Men can
ppr ye. • ,
To indeilionr, bet wileaegiskilien and
a Jusaand impartial policy', to • remove
sectional julousiee and locisapeejedines,
and effect aginiiiine eateaa,,tiezt the
Chien raider. which the members from
the rations prorinees shall meat ,net as
delegateetrom distant Prentinsaa'abitt tes
representatives -in the broadest seine, of
the whole Canadian people4
To ',revile b•rsiurnItan tis eleetiona
by law; and theligh no la .exists • fot
thet now, . to have the falling done
stow itanconsly si,t,the emulate electiene,
taough, in so anioa, they tartait solvate
tagto Isell'a•laysttreisi,..h1 by thelate Gov-
ern:us:Mt - •
To frarnelaws fn. a bberal aajttst-
meta of the franchise, atieloding .the
•g•iiiit of an income franelliee;-.. •
Venre vote by ballot te • •
'1'0 abolish eh*. real. asta.:ei qtetaineation
f• •r member, oal'erlialoanta
inermisa the efficiency of the.
esesang agency lee the prevention and
piinish me it t otimproper pnict ices et elec-
tion*, in tbs. nitein(iine calling oti its
supporters to set tau eiample esteem?
ohms observance of the- low! ekthoir
.ow n side. pod rearese inviolasOat loy
aithers;
To proceed witu • the construction Of
the Paeifie "tallier;
"To make the r vision'a pawl.
'Tetley laws &Gore 'tient ntesaeritt
To establish neral Court of Ap-
peal finetbe Dom'
To vigorously -
improviort the
country; • • •
revise the Militia system' 'ecru to in-•
crease its efficiency; - .
- To 'pronnete such arialeinest, vigor...ten
juseend economical pokey is isnot ree,
41...Mild to the trtenwelfare of ate Cairn
'lien people. -
„ If the aboye is not a pollej and a veil
one too, we kn4w not 'that noel(' eatify
those w ho cryn:ut -fiarai policy.
roseeute •the work of
nal system of the
"It has leaked- out that the 6re in
'sting ta the
By their deteruction the liras aro en-,
down about the ears of those who eon- valued at over one 'station of do/lers.
a•bled topet otf building the Pacific Rail-
way, adoptino the latustexciute thea. t he
survey eherts have been lost: A tparty
that *until steal private. telegrams, Itob
tea pest °ace, eiibern private secrets.
rise, invite not hesitated committing an
act of incsicharisur. God help our fair
a.elifiractors, and if they etr;PO' le to ein-
pliii.lietiana or -Hottentot(' to do_ the
norlfethis Governinent will not intefete,
goblin; as it is done proPerly. That Mr.
strneted it. Mr, Blake did not etulonie
the poposal !Tor hiht in any wao that
tbe Gevernment intended te carry out
Sir linglas suggestion. Any body but
mast know that the eneiteennent
M labourers will rest wholly with the
*Tinihri:iAl".1:itwhich has fairly establiebed
ita aepetatian as an organ/ of slinkier
ueesqaugliace nearly ea etrogg,,and the
Rieke made Ae statement attributeel to
arose in this town ia little
:hint is a 'lie toneektell ay the eharaer. .ehhattanioVing
better. state inch slanders is to re-
sellers to trtaiirl injnro Reformers in
the eyes i.f the warkita4reeni who ern :fute Shea. Those who can deliberately
intelligent eitaugh to sect through smelt Pon pArsqrsplefot which the &bora is a
shallow artifices to eat ot, t, • einiple,are w'prse tlsoltnotaino
.4. Ain TO 3.
I cenaiarn. It -isi a wretehe adso -that
whiph3 requiree emelt meant .
• Vote 'or 'Cameron, 14eckie en‘k
ifortok sn-1 against ;bribery and
. corr uption.
: The Pro=ias at 'e,ra=n.
meetingj aeldremedt here _ba the
Hon, A. Mackeuzie en Satunlar. was a
sattatemeceits. It wen large, enthnsias-
tir and orderty. In the eourse • of a
speech little more than enjoin:in length,
the Premier utterly demolished Mr.
Givenway's attempts to ' cafe at the
policy of the Government, gave a clear
exposition`of that policy in regard to
Railway, Clommerciel and other matters,
and showed Sir John's conduct up so
pleinly tint not a voice was raised to
defend him. PA (Hoe. Mackenzlea)
eimanercial policy had given great satire
faction in Onsewa, every manufacturer
save one supporttng the Government
since he spoke there. Also at Hamil-
ton, the manefact units had endorsed it.
Speaking aa Public; Works, the Run.
gentleman mid that the party he repre-
sented had always done justice to any
mann of country no metter oho repre-
sented it. And if theclaims of Reynold
were found to be as represented, if it
were thought proper, in the public inter-
est to do so, then the Harbor would be
attended to : the promise Mr. Langevin
made to Mr. Cameron months ago, but
never fulfillea, would be ratified, and
the money granted.
Mr. Mackenzie coneluded by hoping
that the electors would send Mr. Carrier-
! urdinar ability of
, . . . -Slander, like thee) can t biii.-receil on
' IA$Y s'a• "7":in A..714°`1"n".h1 aa' • the inta la of their onginatora.
sigrrr Ili* (nen answer -given at tar. -., • a
(talc/nth:menet- was that healla pea
wiolt atoploce htstolinwers iti a false wio- artb:r7.
seam" lay toting. to auttain las Govern; ra."1 thtme of lb° thvtnw AY
ment-i if le dal nothingareriong, hew &arta It reenivatiim Vas that • 11r.
corile:it plate thern "in a faliat PoSition" Cinicreo Iiiirbotoglit his Foy in at tits
to rote for. hial - The truth ja they. ,dectiori la72. eonsiaerable sensatein
was 'emitted ihen produced
aileed him ti. reeign -they belleilliiiii net
drag theyi tina• further. into the mire imateail thb naive -lug doeument unaer
they were ashamed and;afraid• to -fel. the liana ..oa Mr. reenway, after that
'nil that he hati 'd-
ew /hint any leriger„ and- rather tain : teetalseuin•
alle4 hie anl their ilisgrace to be placed tempted...to ree e electors to support
e
on reread lie teeignea. Messrs. Far- I hint; or tang pen ed sepport in any
row, _Craabfana• Green wal dvaind hi.o ws)'• Items is the proetteus doeunient ;-
1 hereby auarantee to Mr. King that
turl'sallow in 'the filth of tha ..tticaie I
fraud: Should. they be .eleots.,1; ea !.thti Creditoo cr eritities rt. is I 14411 be
r .4 thheighths th.e alst cenceadein
-s'hich ne are. pet -seal.) 1; there is . uot .1, ;it:re:all eao it 'Yee,tir,twf welling un
much tlangine. they will' vote tO restore I fotsein noire t e:Ipra en
atir.Illtnitu that position front whieh las I • ... . - • :' ti 'Nei. (lawn:env sr,
Itestre of Stephen
ireare.hopreat and censcieritiout •aupport- 1 .t. • ..,
ra.deuVe him. Surely the electors ofo Kr. ,Orceaway alp the ',leak) . was
tflic(113%i;Li wilt not put it iu their- power to'''citelnitt buntideration of a sppertat the
' 't ' •
,, t . mihicipol elvenue, but Mr. King is
prepared to make his atti.lavit that it
sas given %Rhin ths last. fortnight, or
.wheecrcr en election , eamet roma' 1 „ Enee the municipal elections toek phase,
the Tories pitetena far the; non -se great nd that the cot -moderation, %Mel), as in
fri•stidsliip for the workincinea.H,A3 th° Pacille 1"il''''Y negociations, e7...a.s.
.te_ •it stated, was that. he sheulti suppo., et,
present eleatieto
men as the contest is over and they have
served their- puarese in so for 33 they _ ::!r; ..GreheilaitY at., tile
have SeenTed,their stoke, they paes theni ,• Cale is n 't tea onta "aa'1" nal kart)."
hy.onalle other sado. Little.eare the 1.. '''.'at 6.
_.
Pro,.ts To). the workinginen et.tept se far ... „s .....1"--,.-..s.- .....--iiii.- ..
as they cau servo their purpose by thaa. : &-laot-. of .raz77" -aA•l'aa
Itas not the Al Illii • 1,11110 Athl :14"1•111 ti•1:- , considkrat.).h.: een,,,ei,,n inn, .eer, eau,
eided void sneeted at the llon. Aker- „Jan ..Liinarei • by, Hie prodecttou era
Mackenzie because Ili wai One*, ataiturn • lama 44, egivemeet.heteeett; thAl. a. ebb
mason. And does it not sueet .t Welker. the letter
4`;". (haling 'tau" Mai"h
.t . McKellar. amt. other le.a.ling 'II lif.. re
ie- re alio were i tide .41kintp,1,10,i 4.11,,„ciii„1:iiii.6y a„nilieny, showing that
1 e Vica-Preinilant id Sir , Hugh: „Allan',
cattle they have • wuthe. ilseir; el t.,!. tho fortoPt yce,*..aSeere4 patine* in the
1,13".3:3 4 li:11.,..ur awl _irt4 ay alieir owe • ,,,Oit,anyt artilliela A liteiefieiary inter.
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intai,10.1 efforts. The whelk, jot. itical 06i ot,e34.1,613 in the eoricarn is ithout
stock in trade of the Tay patty is almsy raj-sire:0e 'vest cr money. Mr. Carling
.1 their .00irmenta and iettieen ttery is tiles eyntieteil of havlbg as the price
appeals 'a -passion aulanajotace, Want
care they for', painciple so ;10114 Alt they his posiliess AS a eiernaer of inrlia,ment
id air interest in the enterprise, llald
call -1'11 salty, .*Iti,h-• aPPsala t" b° tbe . to :vote the wcharter through, neleativie
h 111,1
416ourillt butlittla to their mambo
. a:- •I I.I. owe ; -------• - • julep -. liatedonall in his dodges ti.,
. .... . Mr. Ittittinetoras motion, lied 'moist, Sit
T :•There ars time" when. it is the duty t • - be'ne brought to light.
' 'hi 41;;311. ; : avoid investigation. - Little ley little the.
of•eyern patr tot to sae superionto pertjr facts at conoeiition with this scandalous
.
_ _
the present. -Sir John A. Macdonald,. ranssetten stre L a
.aud to oimaider Only what is best for the -
interests of tbecountta. Sikh atime is
that ackdowledged leeder and bead Of
the Consternsoive patty hae• been tini-
ly selliug the- altarter of a „ at publie
.ri
victed out el his own inaith 1 cornipt-
arork fonmoney sitli vi.liiell ti team the
electers of Canada'. ..Weeapaeat te tee
intelligent, Coneirmtivera of -Huron 'to
eke:1w by thnir votei that they are ahove
. .
takipg aanarraw s iv w pf the prisset
.. ,
issue,lathar they are fer ilie interests of
theestateaand that tlioy rennet and, Will
net sacrifice.t.honesty and morality ipere-
ly foram purpose of serving/awry ends.
-They' tri1.1 think mere of themselves and
will be more thought of hy
and reepetteble people if they come out
all lilted:gent
nal the • prelent ricension Eel shew lay
done votes that they desire tio.stamtP'nOt
corruption inligh plaees, i -
Cgasron's-lorosinc*
" /
aamerana prospects brighten
every day.- 'Lealweek he held unwed
eery remade' ineatinge in the southern
end of the:rlding and this week a series
of meetings is being htld atahich be is
assisted by Mr. Young, la It, Mr.
-Bowman, M. l'., J.• S. Sinclair and
others. Mr. I:lake will abet ri,eak at
Exeter on Friday at 2 o'Cock. any-
thing we can say will n•,t now pest:sob)]
affect a single vote we wi:1 not wain°
worsts in trying to do so. We nand
only urge upon onr ttiends to turn !out
on Monday, ind sea that every vote is
polled. If all do their duty from now
till the close of the pulls there I need aa
no nneertainty as to the result.'
1
Let no elandeos Or peretinal a -
peals to prejudices or pa ions
blind the eyes of the elm' t,ss yen a second time, then the fault
the real issue .,,hev are called! )urspon i• with yourSelf." The Pacific
les
_ _ to settle at the kis. what they I Scandal le have cheated the
rth and uf Undoubted honor to
--•
. Antall alharittene.
Ou Fraloy last the Duke of Edinburgh,
*mina -son of Qneen Vie;toria,-'was mar
tied* the .Grand Duchess Marie,: oily
daughter ef the Czar of ilmaia. A ;des-
patch front St. Petersbiirg of thet-"date
'1111•111;h7e merriage, of ate Duke of. &lin-
,
bureh theiGrand Duchess Maria was
solemnized, et one e'elook this afternome
The day hatibeen (asserted as a holiday,
sfiiste8e4. eterimlygtrnoidotrinihri4gv,e. wbheeenn esalreuwtdes.
ed nith. people. The festivities in cele-
bration of the event will continue sever-
-al darts. The city is gaily decorated,
and it will be illuminated to -night end
Saturday and Sunday nights, On Mon-
day s graiel military review will take
Owe at the winter palace. The troops
participating will coneist of forty-one
;battalions of infantry ; thirty-seven
squadrons of caaalry, and an artillery
force of 149 guns. Weather delightful
and rileigho ing
L S itnAtIngto
-
The vacancy in the Queldn•ectibusy:tottlhil•to)en mop:
ptheinctanbieiruet,t,flteronbeiclis.fiiiinu.
Privy Coancil with the otlice of Presi-
dent of the Council. rais is a well de-
served compliment to that honourable
gentleman fur his untiring energy and
perseverance in dragging tu light that
most scandalous transaction which drove
the late government from power. May
ho long be spared f.u..._erjoy his well de-
served premotion. •
-Parepa Rosa, the well known opera.
Prima Dunn/odic,' kb/Mien last Thurs
data ,
A wise old man once gave his
son the following caution: -"If
you are cheated by a frieud once,
that is his fault; but it he cheats
Irepreasnt then; Sr Parliament.
treed , T, ter,leirthvoctuei,411..saswkieIdttobe decide ti electors Petta the country OnCe;
a Dishonest. make t
fer an Hones; to e r they €Fre): i
the honest administr ii that was their fault, and we must
hem suffer for it; hut if we
1 meeting broke tip with che;rs for the
1 In it the interest of the people' lic affairs, or Gove
of Huron to *send representatives ruptun such as exhihni'ten
ma on 01revpenib! would lae our fault, and we de -
t by Cor- serve t° suffer -19r our careless -
in ess. Electors of Huron, see to it
i to Ottawa who will oppose the. the galeof the Pactfi I •Pd itself - 1st AfeSsrs Farrow" Crabb and
c Charter and
ft ' Greenway, who are blind suppor-
ters of the Charter -Sellers, do not
get the chance to reinstate in of -
ice those who have cheated and
tni ed you. •
ron. hey ber • allow them to cheat us again, that
Queen Mr. ytaekenzie and r, Came- ernment; whether t
Government ? N -o.- Then vote for
Leckie, I;korton and Cameron,
-A,1421 Black the celebraltd Lan- leyvearYnd
stone.tellibleOlotie-crerk:tbeeeaynnibetforeauslpois.au-}„isgeitueme'reiPt;Lnadaegrit
ittlirgli publisher is dead. T cast his vote a •
eecrdiney.
be Y
v 771
7, v.:1ff
nos - • •
The Party of Illantsr.
-11"."-x.....m--
sta.-
The Mail bashrought dewn &nether
action for libel epee its shoulders. It
has been bringing serioue charges a-
gainst Mr. nalkesthe Reform canaidate
for Centre Toronto, which haring .been
disprove', insten1 of injuring- have inn
preyed his chattels for re-election. Writs
have boon served moths London Herold
and one or two ether papers for repeste
ing and eirculatiug tbe libels. Mr. Red -
tunas)! Stratford has entered actions a-
gsinet the Iderald aud Mitchell ..4deunits
fur libellitig-him. Tbe Tory prase and
the chat ter -sellers rerel in sfander,and
no libel seems too gross for them to cir-
culate at present in hope of influencing
the elections.
.1.11110
Tits Jemmy Thav.
With the mild weather of last week
and the copious rain whkli tell un Thurs-
day, the various streams tarougbout the
country became swallen to large propor-
tions and much damage to property has
been done. In London, Ont.. the ftood
was the greeteil ever adtown atid the
low lying parts of the city wore sub-
merged for the fourth time within- a
year. Front Brantford, Caledonia, New
Hamburg and other places also come ac-
counts 'of serious damage done by the
suaileu rise of the waters.
The Unit sob:.
The retina of the elections ia Which
there will be no contest is eminently
satisfactary. In Ontario and Quebec 41
member& have been returned ky ac-
clainatien, of shich 34 aro Mitioteris.
ists, 5 Opposition and 2 Indepenilent.
The names of those returned with, their
constituencies will, lee found in another
telnmn. Orono previous necasioh hoe
the govetntnent secured so 'since a prio
pergola of the unopposed . It
speakers well for tba. fayour with. which
the ltefonn government is received.
GOA ILLY10.0.
The Pall gall Gcmette. one of the bed
exponents of public opinion in England,
gives the 'following gnorl advice 'pith
refetenoa to the penning elections
willhe the duty 0,1 tbehooest pee.
pined the Dominant -to take care that
moue of the persons mho. were concerned
iu the proceedings of which Sir tleo• E:
Cartier was the agent Aglow anal& eati-
tain power ie Camialt."i
maroon -
Sir John . Macdonald has a hard row
le hoe in Ki gstoii. Ile hell been obligea
to leave his 'followers to fight their own
battles, End though engaged in a per-
snnel canvas. from early in the nt senilig
till late at night it is doubtful if Ito will.
Larry bis old, entistateeney against Mr.
Corruthers. I '
11
-J. B. wa,who repreeenteaOttavia
ip the lost erliament and who; Was a
candidate far re-erectient on the inilia
penaent ticket, died on aaturday, A
the nomination line beenihela the Con
test will be between the t nee remaining
eindiaates. ,,
;
- t--, -
--The Tidies prefeas fu ae opposed to
tnixieg pelitice with municipal affaire
awl /et they are circulating a requisia
tioato Davi•1 Patton to ration the Reeve -
*hip of ,Goderich Tnruship becetiee he
has ;east in his lot 'rah the Reform
party. ,Thie looks like inconsistercy.
-Tato dentractire fires oeourred in
Chicago last Meade:F." destroying a
lugs Claim Railway 'depot with a num-
ber oteara,&c., and a fine block of build-
ings used for commercial purposes. The
loss is estimated at between $S00,009
fend $600,000.
- A good illestrotion qf the . eterual
fitnesit of tainge is Amin' in thinfect that
the eimatetraellerse Tate rnnninglan es -
coped lunatic from the Loudon Asylum
to a, western ennstanency.
, I.
- Criabb professes to believe that
he earl be elected for Cent re I I iiron.
.If he retily darn, hew treadle, be *ill
be disoppantea ta.morrow night.
- Arras Welsh hes iiisignea his
poeition as member and Chairmen of
the Internolenial Rfaltray Beara.
- There is a prospect of the Ashautee
• winning -brineht to an early close.
The King is sueing/or terms of peace.
, -The British 'louse of Commons has
anon dissolred and a general election
will take place at once. '
-There is :mother vacancy in the
aeuate. Hen. Saiduel Aida' died at
Hamilton last Saturday. ,
' The eyes .of the world at e
us. Shall -we not stamp out that
corruption which culminated in
the safe of the Pacific Charter.
LOt3.1.L = 17
nitrous Maniac'. -Retyrnsers
please remember the meeting at Sinelik
Seagels Ofilee this evening.
Tuz WARDEN41117. -.-- The eynnty
Council met yesterday Mat Illeeieti Wm.
Young, Reeve a Colborne, Warden by
a xrunzu jui9imozu:;(111ce.
LIientenant of the
late Godorich Rale Ca., hu been allow •
ed to retain ethe rank of Ensign on re-
rirement.
Tee Satenke. -The strain fiat en-
gine was out. for prectice on Wednesday
last. Those who have charge of it ap-
pear to be able a) work itatith setts-
factien. •
ANN1VIAIrAKY SERVICES. - Tho an-
niversary -services of the New Connexion
Methodist Chureli ell! be held on Sun-
day next end a tea meeting on the fol-
1-4TYhe License inspector has
eloiwcpireestArtgrle(1:
lumei'lLie intention to report against
granting Itemise to any ono who instates
the law against selling or disposing of
liquor on the flay of election.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. - A publics
Temperancedecture will be delivered by
Rev. Jas. Sieveright,in the Temperance
Hall. West Street, muFridey evening
next, 30th inst., at 7.30 o'clock. The
public are invited Co attend. • . .
CMILING.-Our,curlert have not had
much opporttinityof•indulring in their
favourite pastime this winter as Jack
Frost has been so late in netting. There
is now good ice in the rink aed the
roaring game is in full blast nearly (net y
afternimu aud evening.
PERSONAL. -11..U. M. Carter, former-
ly Premier of Newfoundlsod, and
brother cf P. H. Carter of this town,
who sas here poi a visit teat summer,
hes, in consequence of the defeat a the
Bennett government, lteeeo---- called upon
to form a new edministratiiin. hir.
Carter has agreed to he guided on the
questiou of confederation by the it jibes
of the people, but being favourable to
union Mumma the prospect of New-
foundland jeteleg the other province* is
brightening.
MICUANICS' 11Y,NIIIVOLENT SoCIATY.-
A t the first reeillar meeting ..f• the
Mechanics' Benevolent Society this year
the following officers were appointed,
Tie :, Wm. Wright, President ; John
Brophy, Viee-Preandent • John Nairn,
Secretary ; C. Ciliate,. Tn'tiourer ; Trus-
tees, Mears. Saunders, Ward and Ktrk-
bride. Dr, McLean was appointed
Physician to the Society, Ttie Society
1e in good standing, it has.$220on hard,
part of it bearing interest. The annual
supper still tine p lace in two or three!
- '
Town Owen.- Wei are glad to au
that Councillor Savage has brought the
question of a town clock, to be erected
on the dome of the Court House before
the council, 'and a oommittee has been
appoiuted to make esquiries as to
price, and also to amply to the County
(pbuncil for permussion, to salt Hee
same. A suiteble clock. 'with a. large
bell on which to strike thb boars, ean be
procured for about $501, awl wo aro
sere our citizens would . he willing to
contribute in the * ay ia milsecriptior.
towards procuring the mime if the town
finances do not alma of Hoe outlay. An
annual salary of $100 is it present paid
to the bull ringer, which *mount in five
years would pay for the click. We trust
Mr. asvage will cowry thohnatter thoeigh
and that by next summer, we *ill have
the clock. , ,
WIESLIVIAN SABBATH St1.111.X/L CoNTRN-
•
T1ON.-A. Sabbath Schou Convention of
etu held at Clinton on eilnesday last;
i
the Wealeyans in the Go each Dntriet
and considering the fact that the at-
tention of the public Is el fully occupied
with election matters there *as agood
attendance, Circuit except Hilmar -
dip, village and tInwick aulpg repreoent-
ed. Statistics of the s NI of taattatit
1
School work were subt alai, showing
thatthe work Is in a eat' fectory condi-
tion. A number of addretses lin suitaOle
topics were deliverea and much good
will doubtless be done by! this nursing to-
gether. -It is in contempletion to have A
similar convention in akelerich next
year, this one which watt au experi-
clao'utragit. tafvuirntghb:ver enffsonrtsInticteithiotrafsaillmase dtoiree.4,41.-..
tion. It is hipped that on Oat oceasiou
there will be avepresentetion front eyery
tailibath School in the dattict. ,
o tariesemon. Mertionpir autent. --This
if'as Imo' according tti antertinceitiento it'
Fowl Chureln .on ,Thutoday teneuala•
la spite of the . rain and nail and .iee a
:emit timelier assenoil. le 'cher tebies
were lad at the lianierien ;Mel preeenteil
a gaud appearance. Af .irteet the in2'
trillectind treat WPM It ItM1 illt the
ieely id the church. r I ;Wright Ile•
glIping ths chair, lint aMed on Mr.
,Iil'eevioesil-"11)i'n f7
• ugunt fel.
iota deers
which leads a man to kna:kbrit:ntiMieti:
down wben he calls him io ar. Mr.
Ur. gave sorne beautiful- listughts inv the
true way to improve sipa
Graham expreved his
growth of the pentiment
the %maim! --churches,
iann;t7haergeulli•veantianiglianth7 lenh
well execute.' music, • d
their leader Mr. l'arker.
Siliforight, who seek°
"W ..... &eased gave pain
gard to inatrienoity. .
loess' on "filorel Comat,
not believe in that muscat
Torn
j
The Council htet on rillair ,e octane
las,t pursuant tripadjourn eta. Present,
the 'tura in the Chair, 'put* ;Rua)
and all the Councillor&
Minutes of hut meeti ?cad ,ant.1 ea-
prseeed.
The fullowinfil cumin iastiana worn
received,--
Applicttieins-from Pa. ran and Jas.
Melarlane to be appoin License
Applicatien pf Mrs. 14 ;1%4cl:1.1144c
cry ...rviier---itderiwt at Relief Clef,
mitteea '
• Comminnaition front !Cratib. Chair -
emit of Board of l'ulale itoolTrustees,
stating that tho Boman Clitliolie eau -
payers, have fernibd the selves iota a
sepirate•bsely inechool purposes, and
hair, fileposited the Male in= notice tf.
that effect. •L.
Stateuient of Town T enterer, era
Iteoeipts and Eopei. iture for -haat,
follows :-
.
atalimee fe•on 1872.... . .. 403•131•11
Taxes. • • .. , 12622.28
Lieensea . 1284.72
ttarket fleet • • .
thick Taxa; ....... . • 2214.6
Public ,Werks ..... .
Ma...liana Cemetery .... 331.00
Northern 'Greve' la qua ; 617.00
Intereste., 135.04
Magietniteati'nes
•
• while Mr.
Imsurow at the
f uamieniona
*mina tins
iature: Dar -
ger., soma'
o credit to
_ _ _
by Mr. Robert/ion, that' the Byelaw
Committee be requested to reviles all
the By-laws and reporteat the February
meeting what is necessary to ba dune
with reference to -them Oarrtei.
' Moved by Mr. SATAge, SeCOUded by
Mr. Robertson, that a committee be ap
pointed to ascertain what a meltable
town dock can ba perehesea for, also to
make applic.ation the Count,/ Cauncil
at its first tression far persinsian to put
said clock in the Court Hone* tower,and
report at Fehruarv ineetinn af Ceuneil,
lishing the charge of bribery in mum-
tien with roads in tephen. to which we
refer editionally, against Mr. Gresaway,
which produced great seesation. After
making several atteinpts to gain a hear
ing he fatted it impossible tu do so and
was obliged to desist.
Mr. Ranson next attempted to spult
betake crowd would not listen to him,
mei it was finally &nagged among the
eandiaeters that there should be no more
spenking, and all withdrew in favour of
Cameron and Greeu way
and that saidoeminittee emelt!, Messrs The Returning officer announced the
swain, savage, D. Watson, • heath and polling places, cheers were iven for the
Q'terotl, the CUliflulatei $11 the Sheriff
051,1 tliaproceedtues terminated.
_
A. :stain. Carried.
The euuncil then adjouteiel t. Fi
day everding next.
Benth =Iron gomina"..3o.
A ROUGH cRowq PREtwoo; r.
rittes insetnestott rims -set sm. ,
• Tho nominat ant ter South Tliirai bat
rased at Vartia,ein Men.lay leo, III the
presence of ubont t,wo buuilrel of the
electors. Sheriff Gatinons act •4 es jt ,.
turning ()Meer. After the writ w.ss
ireasa.110 t:h_e ' fullowing intruittati-.1,1 were
16"2'1'1111:1/d4e:e..de'Ibiilyillree'Ircat:II:wirlia' :1,Yambly.uni1:1e'.1). :....1..r1....,',1,...:.,
oleo wiled by C. W.•Pickforlit
.
.1. S. Sinclair by .1. - ta , • oiti...Ii,
secondiel ha Dr. ilroonine. Io ..
. .1, 11. Ilansoii, by Wei. -,t viip ...IA,
.iseei)i.nelii.,:t.(1.d.,,iymInti-dt,".b.ifIlli•itti'.- .y.c1),,141d,
.1k
seconded by I:. C.Ilee ar,.;
JltS. YO11;14, 'Al. P., ' N: C3:1:flair,
sccenil.el 14 1)r. Ilrownine. ' .
W. Ileigsoti, bylea..ieeerhit:, t,e, „„d_
, ed by Wei. Iletectt., '.
,n1Liti,:;:ii•tb)C‘.ryllinii_ei,;iO4.be,it‘.%'• 110-1.;;-•.1, a c -
•,;It WAS then proplise,1 . to a,1,.',,,,.".,, h,
gio tremperatice 11,111 but alr. ae.• le
way'd friends would nut eine ..: re t..L.
331.1 U. WAS li :1111i, arrenee-1 t • .• , . -
eol.e.:awkai ritga:i'ini. 4iilarvili;:ntitir-,t.hitetti i: • , .ti.,..: r,.,,,(Oi.,•
tor of e nhch isly.'re thvils. 1, i::.,: -e raf-
ter frost the tyitiki tai:in at i • t a: 1ri; t -
ilea wen, erected. As it WA . . 1...i the
,ilti.,li t.... relent in t$e ie. ••1 „;r ,„,
en r a coLl d.iy, and as tlie cr .s .1 ',yea. se
unruly, we caunot give enytaitie liae a
full account of the steteches el .11....red, •
.lifr. Iliehop satelepteate o,•,....ac in iiro
'mane Arr.. Cameron, bet ei;',..4 to se.
CUtli a hearing, The otlier i . e•••, -,i alio
Tplieeiniters smite very sitert.le. • .
• • Ms. C.tweran, after a fell 1,:elhoeciii
netusrkr,/r..4rred. to the 14:: ly cry' and
ishowsel iiniet sireet ;Lilly that lause ir1113
-Were tion'itsucaIeoul mouth:el loyelietta
litilougel tit the very party ehe aunt
the Patinment• beading,' ot4ned the
thiverreir (lateral -null d:d ether- seta
equally- °enterable: - Ile referrel to tbe
Scett murder *hi& !tad beeli mentioned
ay, ono -id the ;pronoun evil:era, "stid
stated that it werratio. wa.. out antinet
Wel acid he Iota been oloaal • ol fl,e-
(rine. tho iieuntry. .The t :eta-Tr:olive
an y",bail 'nest litin to Perliaitieut but
I
he id not /tare to take Mt 4.: .1.: .Arc1t -.
Lis 11 Tatella Illa %Alpine LA signal a
. stetement that the late g-inanetplut 41
petms:sed aii amor..6ty ,tor 1:..-J aral nee
the't-wies bad the awdaciiy ie)Cratig' up
th.o!neitter te.make capital agiiesit lte-.,
.fonnere, Ile -Oda C.) tiatl aeco olaireed
el*ietibonlibbiune.haleer db"itieldlaitual*-InLal'IIftitre,IelailI. 1.411Qt
the contrail he wariprepart• a t •. levet:
th*t between $1a00 ant aI,) i'is id
ties Penile Railway f.,O i had
Von • sent into . the • raiiiie t . be
use.1 iv -Paine lite.' ta hob a - :' ..: iait .alao-- -
it .,,,,,rhid elsasittil Jit0 1:1.'t .rat v te; y
01 fib; bottle W1111 blrill.lr:7, ;71t. Clak.e
taia• ahe would lie gled • la liceeel a
inotiou. for a cene'tutt en id tay...i....,;;C.f..11
if a tale petal' bee/minted via III ,VilliFit
* 11.1Ortle Cpttlit114d hot beat anity ot
Irrilietno 'alio lieferns piety 'Lel been
cha•sd with Itavitig no.p4rldty. It ii:
temente the eupportera ot a ,.;'...,rtioi.mt
that. for 20 year!. ;Laver bed poEicy te
bring this charge. • Hi* prIrey waa
aldreLs. 9104,1 ter itself.
.t ,41.1booent ha Potiedeee.• ad-
Oase awl the electorsalid n'et Autoe
what ho wins prepared CA 4 ler thereat
eltsc ed. He reviewed . tan fat at utthe
Go minuet a ith referent to 'the Pa
$23436.1:1 eiti llsil way awl s!i0,411 theugh
La Pea it! i t La. ol:Olutalee 1 theilitall
WO* d net avallablein winter, was
Taxes ;
1.10
Litenses , . • 10.00
Beek TAXeS 0.42
Petilic Works . 3250.55
tf itland Cemetery .... r .. 500.40,
Relief • 1034.79
L
1421.511
:•369.9U4
1523.30
56.5ft'
1 las,. 15-
:.4e'eliii.,ticriiaelsA. err ifes ..
Fire Department
lainieipal Loan Fun 1
N.. ohms arrive' 1Z,V1
CHI:gnhiltyscliti.i.: \,,,..• . . '
t0.60
Mk::: .. ' .... ' ...... 1 - -
'.. ' : "2. 65r1.7275:7:21
0 0 MM 0:1 71104',.1. ‘; ,,... , 77.......___.
a -titulars ,.. .
`Carried talS74 .1 • • • - : '2365.90
to, ' - 6"2433a. I*
Itepert el Spacial aartlastittee Omelets ,
ing of Mourn. • Sweeilfal Rorie*. iiituatedn, Ato.
Watein ater It tn•a
n tag prose-
siatn:;e__Staitil.ing CI enwint.1
ent yeisr, re.c•mmits,li 10 tostiow-
FINANVIS- %alert sere
bUTtjumova'r,Ci4oemPbeltial; 1(.111",
Cloirnittit; Ostrow, lt,
son, Campbell. 2 ,
litr-Lean-(lartier, (
apwoaatel.a7)jvuohanaw:-"14 ill, ., ekoirmao, .aoiving aiatt,000 from Jay Cooke 4Cli.,
I a; Savage, but Ins coulet tell throw theta Galen'
Gordon, 7Passmore,
• Cass had ; given Sir Jahn $16,001 Which
lIt(tearterenr'--IY.eriWitiaptien17, Choi' re- eat, Eve amte spent in the elections. • 3fcMilllan
iins, Gordon, Johnston, Smith. . • • was said to Ise bail, lint to ins the matt
Ftnn-Pessniore, Clain/rase 'Camp. .who was ie thiaciontalenemsfairJohioan a
belt; 11/lackey, Savage,' lila who dated:with Sir 'legit Clan as long
'teeter- The 3lay Charterer», ni- ae he was of•any service to latent. tie
was setiafi 1 that ilk 'lace et tab colt:l-
ane: Sloan, Jiittnr, ..
.. • 1
Ileououn-A. Wat to • Vflairottai. rot would' a found- te be Leith tbe pre-
PRottertion,•Savaets , 31 sy„ Suisitt. :Re if llovbrntileut, and 'stet 1 • th at the
• Ceti eateti-Gterann; Gieririnott, ..,EV- ifiroliscentidersisul.so -Iftarintweouret eigne.,:voidilt,tir:tyn,int
ens, Passmore, A. Wat4pn, Sloan:. their _fisvotir. Ile - urai.; ' Upon his
4
The Renort wks atop
A;ceounts of John I eson & -Co. ; when he hut- rn) doele tat -atat 4 aa ha -
Wm. Abraham end _ onto .Graleini. turned AS he 11311 hems ,,t• the Ent aine
• t , . a
Referred to tarmac') Co nate*. , • . elections.,
Moved by Mn 'A. Witten, pet:muted Mr. Canter. conchs/I/01 aii execlient
third; day of Die 'tuber lest past the friends and A inetrom les ()elements.
i
by Mr. Robertsoti, that 'Whereas on „the ailarem amid :cheers freer his own
Corincil of the Con iy of Huron ilia by Mr. Greenway charge.' the present
or $20,000, pay o 44, 20 years„with Cameron lhael not, told tihaii what 'he
rafi
resolution offer thn Coatoration the -lame government with Laylig no pelicy. Mr.
interest at 6 per ri;ht.. f' r,,stiw.e..:iiirateleievrersi iwizoldulflti.11:0) fc...ornt.otheamtaiefrieltet,sitt.4.1.41mit.s.eatTline,-.
GlirdavoenlbeRohulai;
711"tiliiraho aworation accept donabl. Wo have nothIcia te) do wa e
the seme, be it therefore resolve,' that it but with tae present g .vertatruit. ile
this Couneil.do hereby ratify met con- charged Mr. Ca:tenon e oh Irtaba7,_ in
firm said resolution and accept the sum 1$72 and said lie ;amid provd thst Mr.
pif #20,000, pxyable in 20 years with. in- eanieron told A friend thit he hod tpene
terest at 6 per cent, in full for said $11,000 ofhis otraare,,,,,,e, Re charoeti
Nerthern Grovel it•eirl. Cerriel. Mr. Cuperun's friends witlebribini. in
, By-law No. I ief la74 Oppointing town the present ,orsutesteintt dectire 1 Inno
effieers for the enmity:year was paned self opposed'to bawl:and correpticee
through its various stagee, the following Ho wished toiee . a rod elictiell law
being appointed at the elderies,etrited;- peened. That! was, part ,a hi's p.fficy.
Jas. ,Ttunnson, Clerk, :^,w44,1 ; Rev. C. He cendeinned the daiseation shit 44°
Fletcher, Treasurer, $160 • Jas.. n Magni the increase in the timelier of •execetive
and 1. B. Vanovety, A'siessers, $75 conneillors: He referrattothe Rialaffiir
er ; John blcCallum, Engineer of Stases They
Engine, *4011.
The salaries in earli instance aro the Fle repeat.);
,
,
& Co. had given laa
it:44,t4hAhproe lemteecsog )rei.fria4.1...n jt).1,' . ttiliee
each ; II. Howell, Collector,
Thos. Hoar, Street hispectore #'3001115°.; itihnlieudgel
Geo. Swanson, laminae Inspector, $50 ; Premier with re/evened to. the Ilav field,
Thos. Morris, Bellringer, , f1/00_; John, harbour very like a bola, 1 ,
VA te $25, but the motiou to that effect the Gram thought deli could buy
been incresseillrom $12 to $15. A.n Ia. with falsehood in Ins stitemente as to.
tempt waa made to reduoe the aslary of contracts'. • Ile did net think any prim -
Mr. Swanson. License Inspector, froni eiplo was at stake
WAS loSt. _ , np some co
were p.layieg iate the hands of the
is.t.LIPelazirePenitwiereittsokassyittlirjaciiaticliwpio.y:a:17tleyd.,
,000 air election
$13each ; Ju. AlcFarlatio, Poundkeep- 'ed of independents sold sineeaa6amwte'
I'haris, Sexton ot Cemetery, MO ; E. WA chug°
F. Moore and R. 'Radcliffe, Auditone but thea followed& areerintrent coulees -
Northern
Baru° as bust year, with the exception of
the Auditors whose renumeration bas PaaPastap- lle einergel Ma Cianeran
uwasrahliotsmt awndaa Mprr,.11.0atoi;li :,..,..:joe....oppoininti gain bun a ailigie vutAu , Tha preie
od by a considerable majority., E. oortea-'-yeammostituimentelli:ntwleilsteht 1)c,bulielairtitgedhgast
While the by-law woe being consider- the present
ed iu Committee, Mr. Smaill in the coalition. rs
Wilkirupon he nprointea. The moaou -.9 deetod mat lie had ever
chair several member& expressed die. called the Tory part, sseisauce as had
aatisiaction -with the mintier in which
MP. Hood discharged his duties as Street here gare the time and ',lace when he
Inspector and Mr. Pieelmore moved had dtala to.) He thought •the'r* w'a
been stated by Ma tah.a. (Mr. -Bishop
seconded by air. Gordon, that Jas. too much party nate in the 'country.
chHhosewugaiheadrgiubuilaii:euieruartoCia7L:t;Zhnsig"ittotthiaattlidwistridvion;
enactor insteail ot Ono Swanson and W. Gorernment should lays a fair trial bin
G. Smith as Assessor in place of T. IL he though they gl le %Ace met the
D,
'rational: .
-lhe lifennr,
'anon, A. Wet-.
diPtiatte, atnith,
be r-te have it during the .0eintiet et
navigation than to .walt 21 teafs•for
•comniunkatiou, with. the ,Northetest.
n ith reference to tbe fine- 'teen 'Fore
Garry t 'tumbles, Sir John hal *tiro
1
itierl to IATO . ir so.opiotod dot its; the
. nresoat ear, ana boa the Ilernr.0 (any-
, eni meet oast thargelaith Oak iw,*, 1,10..
I the hands i if tile Atuencsits tulidad•itea.
1.110 Was in fseour of builaing the Peale.
ittail way 'but , enlyne fast 3,3 tall -111ittaUS
of ' 01', e..ti at ry ' won la, , pi:resit. . it . -
condone/ea in the- strongest- terms Sa.
Solitas sae of he Pacific. charter. lie
'referred to tite Demi:roils .appinntio let
:tweak by the' leta gooenunent erne. Olio:
!Ina , loet c‘introl of deo:house, . tie
elerlealtaialken kept up ill nigat 'previ-
ous t. i• t heir rosanatt ion Anima oet,these
apoeintetionts. SA:tries hal been, in-
creesea at the last mainent tethrismount
.4 ..0.,091 a year. Ile asked Altraelia-
:•tors if, they approved, ef their 'burden'
'being inertewasel by the governmenteafter
they had •latt tint •confiaencei of the
people.' Ile then referral to the
Intereolonial Railway contract* .and the
jebbery dentieetea therenith. . 1* one
.13Alle ;811.0,00a . had •ie.0 overpaid- •to a
goverttiamet duppot ter, awl itt the case
twf Seearm- No. 5; 4;121,000. The pre
tient ginernmeut aas eharipod • witli re
1137.1h Utlr:a Nomlaglon.
%Visional, Jan 23 --The anunination
ter North liur.pri to4 'platno in this
villige t.telay at noon. Mr. Thos
[Nuke, of Wingham, returning-offioer.
.tf ter the writ of election and- commis-
Riens were reed, Ma. '1'hirs. Farrow nf
latiorale, was nominated by Dr. J. W.
It. Holiiies, of Brussels, Anil seconded
hy Mr. Jamas Johnson, of West Wawa
mole Mr. Leckie, of Bruseels, was
nominated by ttfr. IL Clendenning, of
West Wawsloqh, and seconded by Mr.
.1. t1. Leen of 1Viughain. Both candi-
d:awl addreasedtherneeting at length, and
received a good fold patient hearing
'flier° wins a very • herire amemblage of
Weed& preeent, which 'seemed to be
diviibel iriaolitios. Many
wero reteleeed to the, returning -
eat cer for the proper and impartial mau-
ler in which he condircted the Proceed-
ingt.
• e..
t •
Stlat:1 Enron.
Pot,t,i'so *nut v'tstoNS.,.
awl:ear Taiwnstrot No 1. School
talien, Sanction No. 6. -No.
;mere; If ever !Lead. -t.,No.
s,:.!1...1 11 meat- 8;r:thin No. 8. -No. 4.
fog. ,7/1,-trrIA1**11'S house; 101 3.3; coa.
.12. -No. 3.
lir AN - 1.SC11001110USe,130CEIOU
No. 10 . - - N..4 11,.,Tronpersnce Hall, Var-
lee - -No. 3. tielinel Howse, Seel No. 8.
Hey --N... 1.• School House, No. 10.
No. 2 Town Hall, Zitrieb.-No. 3.
aeleed House. 'election No. 12.
are:elite --No. 1- School Houle, Sec-
tion No. 1, -No. 2. Town Hall, eredi-
awin-ta.. 3. School House, Section No.
th-No. 4 School !Irene, Sectien No. 8.
USE -Nit. 1. School 4Iouse. See -
taint Nii. 5. -No. 2. Torn Hata Elan;
vilie,-Ne. 3. .afebool.House, Section
Nu, 3.-N.o Sifhool House, Section
,
1().
Ex area --Le ea ;Paint • Shop. Main
letlintrii Hall. -No. 2.
3tra. Thwaite hope, Huron Street.-
No..3,,Itnger. ea* shop: •
.
"street.
CLINToN-
,IIC;th Zulu.
PoLiNGISUBDIVIRIONS.
trawannsn - No. 1. School'
Heine, 'f(11 2, Town
NO .3. Sehool House, No.
ass ristn-N.k..1. School House; No.
6.--ealim 2. School Howse, No; 9. -No.
3. Reload House, -No' 7. -No. 4. School
!loose, No, 2. --No. 5. McIntire's, Lot
;Vienne 13, W. D. • _
• ' E ter' WAW3Nrthff - NO. 1. School'
mse, to.-Isi?. 2. Sehool House,
'School House, No. 11.-
1 Menote -Re. 1: Sellout Howse, No.
7. --Ne. la Salved Weise, No. la -No.
'1. Sara .1 1 1. one, 110,11. --No. 4a Sehool
• Beta :Eta, ilOWICK‘-.114 TERNIBERRY,
No. 9. 2- 1
where the last elections were
hehl •
I ;
We'.' want - no man of unclean
halds tacArtrol our destinies.
*
3317..T113.
In laressaii, the,15th inst., the 'wde
' tdi James Totten, ors son.
twit -aerial', en tee 26th inst., the wife
aiaalr.aatititel laurran Ben.
Alited Coatubiers,•of a ilaugh-
.1- •
te,F. •
tt taelerian en the 2Ist inst., the wife
Ja.
et4Fatato,b4hIA.cinty, ,,N,.tiraskaorm the9at inst.,
the wife of Mr. Joha :Moran, formerly
Ntoreis. /.f (laughter.
Xt tielerich On oho 113th inst.. the wife
.v. (neer, Mr. James Case-
; • Brussels. by
to Miss Mary K. • Ranh% all of
• ! •-
, 7
In Iltaissas:ba the Ren. It. Duey, Mr.
Alex. MeCartney ,Mary •nn Woods,
. 44.4 Grey. t
•
On the Sth hat , by the Rev: G. Clark,
Aleock.t;• Misa Mlizabetb
11 trdea, 4Kingardine, to Sarah,
otalr. Jelni Palmer,
of raw 1:i; er, Ty wuship of Huron,
On theotaai ilia., -by thi Hey. A. Mil-
; la,te. tit CIS lVeeleyan Paesonnge,Ret,
vie, dorm gtewart, Reeve of
, • tit: t Man Miry Osborn, of the
Utas:it:cheateI2P0Licitith:ainAsite.IIIirt, nto:Terthe;'iciuteovn.aGld.. Cot.
Italoderich, to Jane Mackenzie, of Bruce
.
At Lt°111r01171C13110-01). fl'ca"of ale's. father,
Astifiela, tni ere inst,, by the Rev.
Mr. Cameron of Lueknow, &masted
by the bra:Lelia tether, the Rev. A.
Grant, AfaiD.4D. Yale, of Blyth, to
Miss J. S. If. Grant, of Aohfieltl.
In tatarittli,o.70 the 2atol, by the Rev.Afr.:
.thiatainalt, Mr. Alex. Strachan mar-
'caant. of Oreasels, to Miss ll'arbarre
Smith, °alba sante plus.
-
• _ ViLo.T.f13.
Colborne, on the 18: h inst., Galan
Hainaut*. a native iwf Scotland and
one of the oldest settlers in the town-
-. ship of Colborne, aged 72 years.
In Aslifield, en the 12th inst.. Agnes,
beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Hunter
aged 62 years:
On the 14tk inst. Angus McKay. lot 5
con. 14 Huron towasaip, aged,4i)
At I know, on the 21st inst., William
lie -11 of .Mr. Joao Mel:tardy,
sumo
Yolt '• 011 "the 8th inst., Misa
LyilistWel'at, aged 37 Years.
::Crw ahcrtishntitts.
S NAY HEIFFER.
lune iista the 'subscriber's -premises
' Block A & 0, Coloorue. abaut tka
1st of aeptember,a white Heiffer coining
two years ola. The owner is requested
to•prove property, pey charges and take
her Aliso'.
ROBF,R,T IRMSTRON G.
Jan. 214h, 1674, I s, 1406e*
; •
Notice •of Partneirship.
ratIlE .UNDERSIGNED HAVING
A • enteed Into partnership in the Saw
Mill businees, on the Lake Shore Gravel
Road, on. mile aUti • quarter from
nethony Allan•s,Colborne, are prepared
to fill all orders that they may be favour-
ed with. ,
, Jan. 24th, 1874
E. MeTITTIE.
A. AleMULLEN.
1406-d*
For Sale Cheap.
carry and tho foriner incumbents we?.
N anevery, but both mations failed to house aud laid do,„ tear teatcy. Ile- A
He did not te riiHE N.e-therly 30 acres of Let 11,
Gm. 21, • Township of Stephen,
--ALSO-
--
and resort at seat tneethig of Council. , - Mretwirselaie ean tale aast eaudiapae, I
submitted to•the By-law; Committee for I *R if he felt Cs
the purpose of reconstructing the smelt, a b•st cum°, e
moved by Mr. Itobertson, seconded lay ?dr. Ceeenwey
By-law and its effects, when it wee st the le ad of the .'
11r. Savage, that the tfeeket Ity_lawr be in a rambling, d• ' It'lereed manner and , Oroderich, in portions to snit purcheaers.
1 but the
turn*" had gulielLicsio--..04'cue fother hir slPfral'nat 1,Polt:r 1Coo:switnY ‘'dfitTlielricuri't• pEae nig eineitofr atnhed:orywenyoort. '
P"a he wends] he ! Rlisek A, containing 7 acres, Park &I
, J THOS. WE ATHERALD,
re -appointed.
Some discussion arose ou the Alarkst satisfied that nezeef • nail/.
,
- ateind-to bet v''tes Pt' gjig ' 1
1 , Mverood Survey. And 30 quarter acre I
Canada' eilitets every man to 1 omit:a:- . 4...1.3g III behalf a . .,, Apply to
weeks.
• Graallway wen 'tread not let Goderieh, Ont.
do his duty.
Moved be'. Mr. Carawbell, asoonclod him be heard, R. ,,,geedsd4a esteln Jan, 22nd, 113/4. 1416
Canada demands that public
contracts shall not le sold for
Bribers' gold.
1 •
Ilbutrtis malt.
to the Electors of
NOitur lj FLO AT.
Gestalts's,/ :-AL the. earnest *Zel-
1
Winn many friends throughout the
Riding have entered the polities' arena
and no ask your suffrages at the forth-
coming election.
My principles are well known to many
of you land tu those who do not know
them, '1 trust to belie an opportunity of
meeting • nd explaining more at length.
• If elected to represent you, 1 shall
giye an indepeudent and hearty support
to the preseut Government in carrying
through all measures that here *ten-
dency te promote the interests of the
Dominion, such as opening up at ogee •
cheap and easy way of awaits throneh
our tertritory, and in connection with
our prurient Railway system to the great
North nest, and as soon as practicable,
to (*nowt toe Atlantic and Pasitio
Oceans by rail.
I s at all tunes gip,. my support
to all twee that will have a tendency
to a immigratien tu our• shores so
that th many resources 'of the sanest
bound' &area that a beneficent Provi-
dence placed at our disposal may be
utilised and developed. .
1 s give an unquahfied support to
an improved electiea, law,. simultaneous
polling, v..wte by !ballot, am -vigorous
punishment of Cho*, who give or receive
bribes d, in patent, everything t
will hay a tendency to purify the u of
oar al •ve ft:v.1161u . ,
1 4 I always advocate connectinn
with th Mother Country. and my lima
est wis iste seetus alway, form putrid*
United 4- Consolidated British Ern.
Pin -
I shal at allaluies advocaat ther, most
rigid matey in the ailininistratioa of
our poila•c affairs, consistent with the
pre of thet country. .
Faisal , geatleinen, I elan ueeer
pledge Myself So give a slavish or fed-
tious au pert to, any Goverumenr, in -
4
comas t iwit& yonninteresta and privi-
leges, b t Hull always supp irt tneaseres
having a tendency te impre re ear -finan-
cial conditicia, and elevate the moral
'tending rif tbe imuntry at large. .
eonfidentiy piecing the matter in the
bends of the ititeltierent electors of Kurth
Huron.
. I
1 ant, gatemen
Your ogedient servant, .
JOHN' L.ECKI E. '
, Jame tag, 1874.
VA TIA E It' A RA
row s ALE.
1:3 IC C_7 .1-7 1c,
apt. 3. all Weir hag reweave:II histrert i owe
us. from . DOEALUI 111c1N1`0311 to sell by
!oleic AncUon at the
COMMERCIAL.HOTEL
SEAFORTH
• •
On -S4urday, lab. 29, 1974,
Thal iestrilble and valual.le Farm, situate -1 on the
Ilarun Reid, sad bring Lot 1, Cm. 1, liullt tt.
TII C tit
Contain! acres. 90 of .1.1.111 are elefered, aed) '-
32 fret' foup stumps; situate -12y suites from Sea- u
forth. Thera is a goo,1tratter house 26x39,
a farmer's house About 44x24. frame barns„::: large
frame sheet.. large Peart.4 ofehard. Food Es,4**A.
and plenty, of water in the cellar that ileeer fails,
&leo a pump close to the farm house always full of
water. •
Salo to !Commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
oettesaitserwei be rewitred easb Olt the day
of mile; $1, wItiatu ortys after sale; the hal-
*nee in loam! lastahnents at "E per rent in-
termit.
Tele F is Is an •scellent este of cu!tivatton.
Further santarnlare nry be obtein.d (torn the the -
prober. eft Ale premiees, or from the ••.i.
1/1)NOLLD ruler
J. 1'. DK. E,Auctio . ' 1405
MO 'EY TO l*D.
IN LA. IKOR SMALL SEAS 'F'011
▪ long r short tering at 8 per cent.
_SINCLAIR &SEA...GER.
- Goae , Doc. 30th, 1873. 1402-2tu
_ _
GREAT CLEARING
- A L
N
e
For One liontb
OP
WIrER GOODS.
: :!:::11 ello :: w13"- 9:: .47.4:
4 htt
til *1 13 • z
: ro. P C7 Aix ..'"3-
t:3
: 11 $2..
ititi ils" otz'
4 m ;101 - n
.r.a
0 ; 1-.14 VI 0
, 42.,,...., ,
5 0 2 w. Z'
I 0 I 11. 0 0
0 ID 01 PP
• C
PP p 1. t.-1
0 g Pi
112 0
'TS *1
ra v tv
S a
G. McKENZIE
Is dot
Goods
to clear out the winter
ler to make room for the
ring
\as
WHO WI TO GET
13 .4.. it GI- INT S
COMIC TO
"311r CD KM. 7IM.,
aGoderich, Jan. 20th, 1874.
- ;a
‘st