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THEHURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY MA' CH 8U, 1883.
THE HURON" SIGNAL IT "tat"
that • peterttge swats fis
Marquis of Lorne upon his return to
FRIDAY, MARCH SOrn, 1tIeS.
AN UNRELIABLE "RENI'IN
That bright and shining literary
Uryy pdd teretestaat expotttast of
Wee, the Orange&neincl, tried hard in itl'
last issue to hold up its head and ipu-
dently brazen out its previ, seely pis tab-
/� falsehood 'nett the distritfitl• cal
• the "sectarian tinct;:• hi Wed Hums
shthe last election. We have already
own the previous statement of the
.gentind to be false in every panicul.r ; Iknow that O'Donehua bot his in tee tit Mr, Cameron was not is Huron, exempt
the people of West Ripon know the I, Juno las►f r clolsig duties to hetra4 bio for three days, and that during these
• twinge of die Sentinel os nits subject th' iliuiitryNltlr politically. end if Cigk is days he was w incapacitated by illness
- be utterly without foundation : and the
general impression in this section is that
if its Protestautism is founded on unfirm-
er a basis than its knewiedge of .the poli-
tical
lirtical wgtektngs of Herrn, 'There will
Great Britain.
THE Tury papers havu been making a
L." desperate attempt to be merry user the
Huron Reform Bapret. They emeld
esatsothtuet attractive in it ; —11itire was
ed liquor provided.
mi-
js,yqaA been piertpd in some cf the
neirspapdts t}a1 Glee y, the DiAile
fustner,is a outdo; of the hon./Mater
O'Dunehue.
un.tf erO'Duuohue. We don't know Low mach
truth there is it. the report, but we do
True veetido•s (1) jeered, the Med.
of %route; on Tuesday test bed an at -
tisb pasting ret the eooelitnenciee in
Ontario which ht 1 I been "bought up'
by the Reformers. West Huron figures
in the list as one of the penises,' ctn-
stltuencies, and it is alleged that M.
C. Cameron was isatewesental by the
"devices" of wickedness is bind rine the
Tunas from capturing the ritlini.
This information will be news to t i.
peuplt of West Htar>n, and will so
like a roman's to alta! `terror
Tories," M. C. Cameron. When it is
gggsaerally.kuuw that daring the contest
d
a kinsman of the Hon. John, lie is only Ithat he was ou;We to take act or part to
fnllowwg.out the traditions of the fain- the contest .the truthfulness of theA(ail's
fly by hulking after his own interests in statements with regard to other confit
preference to theme of his euuntrymun, ueneies may be similarly gauged. Not
What went* man do le save his 'reek I a single Tory paper in the cuut.ty has
likely be a fall --a • • heavy drop," so to i - __ ! ventured to raise voice sophist the ester
speak—and great will be the fall tbereef. i We are pleased to see that the author- of Col Ross, M. P. P., ler West I1ureu
We caught the S.ati.t lying a few I dies are tusking a c ie iroua er.leavur 10 • j _ _ —
THE Tories are endeavoring to put the
blame of tbeexpeeted defeat of the Orange
Rill ups.: the shoulders of the Ontario
Refunners. The Orange order is not sn
iestitutiun peculiar to this P'evince. Its
lodges are to be found in every Province
of the Dominion. It is the Quebec
Coriser atives-44 of them—who are go-
ing to hoist the Otinnge Bill. Mir Joint
A. Macdonald boasts of a. majority
of Over 60 in the now House. If
he cannot get a tuajonty for the
Orange Bill out of that, when there are
but three down "Ontario Reformers" at
the capital, then he should blame his
own party and not the Liberals. Tie
Toronto Telegram says :—"lt is issolisil
upon as pretty certain that the Orange
bill will be beaten. The omen of Sir
Juhn Macdonald makes a strung appeal
to the French Tories to withdraw their
opposition to the bill and allow it to be-
come law. It also takee a drive at the
Ontario Reformers ani says if the hill
is beaten it will be their fault. Seeing
that Sir John pledged himself to put the
bill through, this is a queer ergusiest to
advance. No fewer thea forty-four
Quebec Tories voted against the bill If
Sir John (Wares to implement his pro-
mise to the Orangemen, be win get
these forty-four French Tories to vote
for the F;". He has certainly a greater
right to obtain aid front the French To-
ries than to expect Reform members
from Ontario, upon whom be is trying
in advance, to shift the responsibility
of detest„
The aess.s'asses.
The at. John Fisproy't toys int refer•
ewe to Sir John l)laodumald's war
whoops over the license question, and
ttisaaeakiuginto a 000utittee iu order
;,'lurk responsibility, that "the action
of Hit Joan Maeduttald i asking tor the
appuiotm_ut of a annuli tee to which
should be referee the pe ph• fu the
speech reletiug to the proposed 'exists -
den u;•o l the liquoe question, has been
dinned ey his adutireis as a piece of re•
,*s.k.oly duper I'arliehieutary tactics
but it o sus to us t,• be a confession o
weakue.s. It is merely a deperttr':
from th• usu •1 porus dire ; it Is not w ac -
oar . w th the principle of omelettes. re-
s,e,nsibdity for Leri In►tion, and not at all
iii keet..eg with the rather bold declares
boats" e i'ren her Mesa tl.►. 4uestien
iu tFiearlthy part of diet autwun.
week :tee, and ceg ;roved to the sattafac- ! crush out the lottery swindles elsich
tion of the peoq,lo of West Unna thatihave serum; up with mushy .p strewth
that journal mi_ht be`a •• g.eel enough ."1 since the London lottery. .t uumbet of
I►range organ, Lut was not a very relia-' prosecutions have been suoce,srully
He faintly news' rafter aIL We cots- pr'e ettg, and OW* in 1• �iie-int feel'
wicted the &sit .',1 partizanship! ing of k rrer anens$a/sy who jhpre been
hypocrisy and de rate falsehce,d. Thi forwarding thew lohst-e sell( gess • It is
Orange or_:.n i•a.l••:ivored to reply last a bad day in a nun's life when he gets
week, but the s�eueak was a lamentable the:lottery fever, end it would be unfor-
weak one. .. , tensile for Outsrio if we steed ueit legally
Our charge of partizanship ngai,tst the !suppress this insidious vice. Ike. Fen -
&Mire 1 is admitted :n tet.., an.t no at. ton descries the support of every honest
tempt is trade to deny that we had found and trail'k.ysI salami in his endeavor to
-a true hill in this indiums. efforts the la sigauditlg loferiea, and
On the charge of hypocrisy, whisk was stamp out ttheeiniquiton% pis t e,
made against the endisel byus—in that,
although now prating abotit sectarianism Drs.nsG the past month our circulation
basin; been fetes (luceoi into the con—
test iu West Huron, the first -sectarian increase. THE SIGNAL has net only its
ci)? was raised by the Mento .l itself—the morns to com(iead it, bul.it has also the
cri;an ;lint :••t i tried. s the white horse for gratuitous advertising of a half dozen en -
its Pegasus. ,l iris. all attempt at regly, virus contemporaries, wh.,se attempts to
and acknowledges itself to be what it damage this paper are laughably futile.
really is—a hypocrite. The Tories who hear of the had, bad nen
• On the charge of falsehood, which . we of Tors fflortAL, and the terrible contents
against the gesitiwd, and pow -
ed
the awful journal, are disappointed
preferred
when we preferred it, the Orangewhen they find that we wear neither hoofs
organ, with characteristic cowardice, en- nor borne, nor eat fiery brimstone in
deavors to shelter itself behind the
order to work up our leading articles
opinions of mythical cen.espoadeeita They find upon examination that Tau
it says on this point :—
Snow. is a clean, plain-spoken piper,
"The statement we made in reference whose suocess alone makes it the target
to the publication of sectarian •'tracts" for the weak wit, personal references,
by the Reformers of K'est Heron was and silly innuendoes of the slow -coach
made upon the authority of residents of Tory press of the county.
the riding and of newspapers in the
country ; and in the absence of anything
but THE SIGNAL'S contredictinn of it, we
have yet no reason to doubt its correct-
ness-" •
Isn't that a nice way to let itself down
NosorY believes that Sir John A, Mac-
donald has an honest, and fair scheme
for the transfer of the liquor license
power. Nobody believes he is sincere in
easy on the part of the organ of " loud his profession that the local legislatures
sounds..)- Well, Mr. Se,►titi.l, we have have no right to take the matter .t
you just where we want you, and liquor licenses under their control
you have either toprove yourcase,or, by Everybody believes that Sir John A.
your inability to do, so, admit that is going to be governed by expediency
you ha(t•e traduced the Reformers of 1f by hook or by crook the Tories could
West. Huron and borne false wit- capture the Ontario treasury benches,
nese against THE SeeNet. By the Sir John's pronounced opinion un the
Tars (Friday) evening the residents of
Brussels and vicinity purpose doing
honor to an old resident, by banqu.tting
him. The guest of the evening will be
John Leckie, Eeq., one of the best
known men in Huron, and the event is
preparatory to his final departure from
the county where the best years of his
above extract we learn that ycu were license question would not be held by life have been spent, to further his in -
led into making your West Huron ate- him a den longer. Then the Ontario terests in the north-west. Mr. Leckiest
menta "upon the authority of residents Legislature would here undisputed washer many years Reece of the town -
of the rima' and of newspapers of the power to appoint inspectors end appoint I ship of Grey, and' afterward for some
county. This might pass for an argu ccmraisaionere. That is the Lesson we seven years Reeve •.f Brussels tillage•
inent with •••f .e, the mantle," or gullible feel certain that no definite action will A record of his public services would
persons , f.hi:s calibre. but if the N.., goal be taken at Ottawa until the Tories are comprise the history of the section in
depends fur support• in a party matter on fully assured that they haven't a ghost which he has for some thirty years re -
the teeth/pony o z its Tory correspondents' of a chance .,f capturing the un- sided. He has occupied (very inunici-
oi campaign extracts from this suction i tartu le,islajure. Let us watch, and pal position in the gift of thepeople,from taught by an increased exodus what are
it stands a geed chance of ••getting left.- : note the sinuosities of the tricky chief- ; townships councillor to warden of the I the real effects of his system.
The correspondents who have been stuff- j tiara •n the license matter. county of Huron: In IR74 he was.
i the 4ntiarl as to West Hur.•n have 1 - — -- selected to contest North Huron in the toady Stile Austell.
The Dissolution of the Partnership
ate •e./.a le a center.
Mr. Ulrike aid his friends were amply
justified in 'clueing to servo upon So
John rdacdoualol's license law cumutitteel
It was arrant eowatdice uu the reit of
t le Premier, after boustiing what he was
eDing to do with this question, to run
behind n eot.'mittee of tho Hoose to es-
cape from the consequences of Isis bottl-
e/elects. it was -the cheekiest kind of
impertinence to ask Mr., Blake mud nit
followers to assist in helping him out of
the diffi.ulty. Mr. Bbeke could not • u
sistently take part in framing a m• asure
ou a subject with which, iu his epi
tui Doiniuieu Parliament hes HO right
t , interfere. Sir John basted and
threatened what h• was going to de with
the liquor licenses and with "that -little
tyrant Murat.' New let hied cany out
his throat in his ..esu way, and not seek
rib entrap the leader of the Opposition o.r
his tolluwers into sharing the odium of
his attack epee the ooisstitutionsl rights
of the Province. It would be worse than
fully for the Opposition to identify it -
Self in any form with to attempt to
override the authority of the Provinces.
-(Sarnia Observer.
t•AMMIED tit' DURUM THE LAST FOUR YEARN Int
CRAIB,MAC\VH!RTER & CO.
Tie Tuley • &A1.
The Bystander's strictures on the tariff
questiou'h•.w that those who supported
the iniquitous N. P. when launched. lace
come to forst aditferent opinion of it now.
Prof. Goldwin Smith says :
For a month the Domiuien Parliament
has done no. hing but carry on the party
battle in Ontario. Blectioneeriog isnow
the main besiuess of statesmen. At the
tints of our goiter to press, the Budget
Speech has not been made. The Fin-
ance Minister will be able to glory in a
large surplus ; but he will have to admit
Lllrge increase in expenditure. The
ud of these.thinggss things is apt to go
with the first, and Governments, espee-
iilly in circumstances like ours, ought to
be forbidden ever to take from the peo-
ple mon than the public service actuall'
needs. It is to be hoped that somebody
will muster courage enough to raise his
voice against the coal duty. That tax
has not even -served the bad purpose for
whish it was imposed, and it would be
difficult to devise anything more absorb
than a policy which attempts to force
manufactures into existence in a Pro-
vince destitute of fuel, and at the name
time imposes an import duty on dial.
The Finanoe Minister stood originally
upon safe ground, professing only to ad-
just to the circumstances of Canada the
new taxes which the deficit rendered
necessary. But since, carried away by
success and spurred nn by interested
supporters, hehas- passed from adjust-
ment to protection, and is leading the
people to believe that he can make them
rich by increase cif taxation and .by rain-
ing the ccst of living. He is thus caus-
ing an over -investment of capital in man-
ufactures, and a general inflation, of
which the Nemesis will come. A few
years ago the balance of cheapness was
decidedly in favor of Canada Against Me
United States ; there is now little differ-
ence, and should the balance incline the
other way the Finance Minister will be
CLI1•TTO-N
Necessitates an Immense Reduction of our Stock. It is the Largo.,;
`election of Dry Goods in the County, and has for years beep
recoguinee as the text exponent of Standard and
Fashionable Dry Goode outside the Cities.
nlf
not acted as men and brethren t , the Tut. Toronto Mui. says •• Cm num- : Reform interest, and succeeded in great -
editor of the S. nth, -.'• They knew that her of .pee sone in Canada who favor a re- ly reducing the Conservative majority
he professed t, be •• orange," hut they ( tum of the reciprocity treaty between which had' obtained in that riding until
thought it would not -be impos•ible , Canada and the United States, could be thst time. During the railroad agita•
to find him " green" enough t.r i; covered by an ordinary. sized (linin¢ tion from 1871 to 1873,and until the W.
sert their c •tt'sh.tiens. They took iul- !room table.- The idea of getting G. &. B became an institution in the
north of the county, Mr. Leckie figured
as a front rank man, and few contributed
vanesee of Ce. "worthy iii. titer " - " he "under the table" is suggestive of the
wail a stranger, and they tonic -him in." I condition of the talented Mail editor
As to the - :intleirity of the newepapers when he penned the, above. The state -
of the county,- we wou; l mildly remark inept is a piece of downright rubbish.
that no c,,rr•bsrati:e line was ever men- I Golerich is a Tory town, and gave 44 of a
tioned iu tae culeanas of a luc..t Tory rnaieritg egainat the Reform candidate
journal concerning; the sectarian tracts
alluded to by .the,k,,tiaei, and the fact
that no Tory newspaper lea offered to
put a " cushion " under ibe &n'ien to
nuke its seat on the editorial tripod
easier during this discussion, sc.,ee far
to show that it has no support f•r'r its
contentions.
Now, we will snake a fair offer to the
/Srnti;:ol et,: / I, .end• . r., Prole ra-' 1-
rncek (save the mark ') and we hu; , to
see that full-lheaded, gore -seeking jour nothing rd;tor ret the Alin.'.
nal take a•lv.uitage of it, or ever after
hold its peace. Tai: St(.yAL will ;;it.• Dct.rte.o the recent election contest in
$100 for a try c• py of. that "arctaiis:, 1lu?eiit, ire heard a great deal from the
tract " ane; cod by t foe 1L »finch to have
Tons. about the partiality of their party
been circulated in West Huron, which 4' Rowan Catholic candidates They
the organ can j . --:leve. of th:v said that the (frits only pot up Roman
were distribute, t , the •- t••t • • Ca•'n4.c candidates to be knocked down,
presented 1,y tiie a•,.',ettl, that but the Tories always salted that
will find hate sat► o.pg,o.rtunity of jrst113- R refect Uetuolic standard bearers with
ing itself in the eyes of the pe•..ade of the intention of siring them places in
Huron, and of plating its wallet in a Pwrliamet►t. Well, theelection was duly
hrW
more plethoric condition. This gas on th.•.itih of Fete, and fuer Roman
bonen enie offer, .7t a legitimate Were.,
sed, unlike the Orange Lottery. rues >n -
temporary cannot he 'Snead for !•,kit..'..r,
motive interest in it.
-cane e.r.. Ma' t . '. •..
at 'the last election, but we would like to
int ite the ants -reciprocity editor of the
Afoi: to Go'derich, an.l have him person-
ally poll the vote on the question of a
return of the reciprocity treaty. The
% t -e in Goaerich on toctueatt•m, if net
uni.niniotls, would certainly average P9
to 1 in fever of the halcyon days of reei-
l•r. c..t trade with the United states
A•rl :1 with (i.derich, so with other
1 wns, despite the opinion of the know -
Carr. CA:. V. i.h . (. •.t•
soeeenneitering party in Rule I»n.1 where
the 1l1•f'ated Prince imperial kit liable,
died last week. We uncle: st..od time
Captain was a relative 0! Mr Ln
Usey, of this town.
London, illaeruh 24. — Capt. O'Shea.
Home Rule member of Parliament, noti-
fied Harcourt that when the House of
Canteens assembles after Easter. he
will ask whether Lady Dixie formerly
hoaxed the public by the invehtion of ■
letter fr•ni King Cetewayo, and whether
as result of ingniry into the alleged as-
sault upon her et ttinduor the police
eluded she is an imposter.
more than he toward the inbringing of t _
the mad. In every public enterprise, as A LUNATIC AT L URGE.
well as in Ina lisbors as a private citizen,
he has always been the leading spirit of Re•eiax Naked Theeega tar s•tnvt,
his section, and by his departure from meawelt.a.
Brussels a void will be created which it
will be a difficult matter to fill. So, HAst1Lr0 (, Mardi ?fi.--A great deal
eentler.'en of ilruseels, do hence to John of cxcitv:uicnt was e.ocalionwl in the wast
end this morning by the freaks of demos
Enright, while auffering from mental
aberration. He has been twice in the
lunatic asylum. Enright has lately beet,
confined to his house, No. 23, Queen
street north. This morning ho was feel
ing s,nuewhet better, and was sitting ug,
in his bedroom c•inieraing with his wif.,
wn(n he overheard his another and a
clergyman in coilcersation in the .then
mom. His suspicions were aroused that
something was 1►eitag done with a view
to his renewal to the aura tam, and he
becanie very.much excited, and before
his wife had time to think of intercept-
ing hire he wee nut into the street. Be-
fore leaving the dining -room he pulled
the in.n ornament off the top of the
tore, which be feurished around 1.1
hewn (-twang vengeance against the rev.
seotkman. Enright, on nvertiking the
clan yman struck es the held with
the weapon, ceasinghitheon blerol tar flow
freely. William Kesyes, ea laboring
mea, thea erase ray oa the scene, and ilia-
teem
the attenti'i, ..f the rasy man
froom the eknrynan. Kamm* was *truck
three .r four blows en the head, and
was felled to the ground and kicked in
a terribly brutal manner. The
fellow's heed is badly chat, and his obese
et
Leckie, f..r in h. tiering him, you honor
yourselves. For uureelcel we would say
that. knowing Mr. Leckie no itnately for
many years we cannot allow him to de-
part from ourcennty witli•.tit expressing
our lest ►hon,ugh apprtef•ttion of••his
many good qualities of hem) and heart ;
and our most fervent wish is that in his
new home in the North -rest his ability,
integrity and business tact, will gain for
him a return mint plenteous in basket
and in store.
Paree11•s re•eceeetlea•.
New York, Marsh 23. --London spy
coals say it is evident from Paruell's ,ro-
ce.dings to Perin that he has resolved on
a campaign which will he attended with
,noeientoias coasce{oenees. He untitled
n.. mesas W ,coke )''wench hostility gland. He decline' Car�ey was a
Cetiselie Tube* and iise Ite,men Cath/die Uovermeent neer whn sen►reveel the
Ref amen were elected ty ones in the PMenix Park marier., and led astray
the! g+• .r follows a ho r. mnitted then►.
a l.nxnlature. •.f Ontari ,. The Pro- l),, the n-assewbling „f Parham. to Par -
p• mina wee not, busmen, to the taste .f nen will prnhably be asked to ewafgr. ur
the Torus, and we now leech tient pre►- ; d. ny the statements he is alleged to
proy to
teas bate been entered eeemst the tee i here mane in Pars. rhe (i.,rernment and other rifts .f her body are eel ered
FOR THE NEXT SIX WEEKS
WE WILL. OFFER etl.tR
Stock of Over $40,000'
AT AN
IMMENSE DISCOUNT
;.;
15 Percent on all Cash Purchases (/fiber. S 10.
20 Per Cent. on Purchases Over. that Amount
All our New Goods are to hand. (with the eat:motion of ,
.
•
GCasesDress ods
.I
Direct from the Manufacturer', per "S.S. Caspian," an
6 Cases Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
All of which are expected this week.).
THIS TWILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOI[ OFFERED'
Out Stock'haa never been so large or t<u wtli assorted as it is .to -day.
Our arrivals of New Goods will macs.• a grand total of 48
Cases, and No RxeEttVE will be made in any De-
partment. That everybody may know our
prices to be genuine, we give our
Private Mark in frill:
a
AGERTOWNY
VrTo Customers Living in the AdiiiIningK Towns and Villages, we
will give a RETURN RAILWAY TICKET +.o P',Irehaserg of over
Twenty Dollar..
Sale Commences from This Date
u losing dnpwd daily h•: reports of ren - with brn,e••s. gni cur
says that Etinght
tarn . r tbr,.c Itr,twtnCetholi Reform era:. t mplated .hacks net e. thee.• an•1 revTy.threw ole hi. shirt while he was a,hntnis Erne
- (' ,l. 7elivain. N P. I ,for 1C.Jl ofd and where. The anti -iris', feeling is grow. ; tering the eastiestte'a, at'd l.••f're he
reached Hess street be . .d removed
every stitch of hie clothing except his
socks. He wee ultimately secured by
the police and lacked up. Lewitt* is
engaged n4 s l.aggsgetwln .•n theOHM!
M.•s-ra bowled, M. P. P. , for Knuth Ron- ling de: i.ledly stn neer in the large
fr.w, and moire.. M. F. P,. for 1l oathtowns). Soee,nployerstalk nfdiecha g-
(Some
t,, all the Irish fro,,, thew service. In
Itrafree. Thu .1..01w Initanee who're t.,llia'•nea eee•s r.•p,rt in.hilify'to per •
T.•ryts-i .tiwv(,i • Ito Truk nee'I ap• IeeK situati.rfia.is for Irish servants. mint-
. eves .d wbon ars being 4iscbarged skit'!•. flunk Railway.
Stains'. will in fnterc b. earri.0'!m div'
JOHN CRAIB.