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THE HURON 3IGNAL. FRIDAY FEB. 22, 1884.
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eODERIQH, ONTARIO.
clad Is despMsied Ie s I parts of the surruua4
++entry b the earnest malls cad teats..
admiestss It W • larger areata
• pay la tb s part of
esasery,uri11 iia si tie eaei 1n sUwstest
Seamss s.1* pis _bm Mi is la eeeo �
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It is therefste s
sura desirable eeisft.rrrtie(ap wcddttteaTenud�
a; SETS. If pay bedew Mx +sociis
Mcel ea paid. nib rill watt be elrictly
=ares or ADircalleirall.-Ziglit oasts
has for et inerwelsa ; these esu per liar to
but
-- wash subspwt lameUi.. Yearly. half.yawl;
eil
mai ereamly coalesces at reduced ret
.11111111141.-WeMvealsea1retclass
0,
t Vooa�eetl&a, cadss
ponies
the oomN•te out -St aiiii beet beiltuee
eat wort 1. Gederiok, are prepared
in that Hes at prices that cannot
M sad Oaquality that cannot he
By -eke way, that was a "risk" se u(s-
m.ei advanced by Mr. Baler at the kbit
meet* of the awned whoa, is .dress-
ing the retainiag of Mr. Campbell, fee
stated that Mr. Foot "W wither chs
sur child,'' tad fur that raisin abets
sue have kis application listened to. How
would Mr. Bader like if some use should
claim that he should not receive support
to his uudertekuyts because be had
'.neither chick nor child r'
IT was really amusing to bear the in
diguaat referenbse orade to the preasmp-
tion of Mr. Foot in sending in se appli-
cation fur the clerkship Nearly .vers
member who spoke against that "mike
Olin alluded to the fact that be was •
new•c .mer to the t.ewn, and was tot a
heavy tax -payer. From the tone used
by these gentlemeu one would think they
were to the manner born, when, in goad
FRIDAY, FEB. 22ao, 1884. faith, only one of them was a native
THE DOINGS OF THE COUNCIL.
The majority of the town cueacd at
election times prate about economy in
mutters niuiacipal, but the released, of
the year make their cry for economy enb-
.srvlent to party. This was demonstrat-
ed at the last meeting of the town council
when Mr. Wm. Campbell was r. -engaged
at a salary of $500 for the awning year.
Mr. Elliott,the so celled musicipal econo-
mist, voted against the motion, but when
spoken to and egged on by the clerk,
changed his cote to the squaadenome
side. If some man in Uoderich is to get
000 fur performing the duties of town
clerk during the year, we would as soca
nee Mr. Campbell get that amount u any
other man, but this does not change our
belief that $500 is too large a salary for
Goderich to pay to its clerk, 1e he whom
he may.
HAD Mr Hued the old iuspeetor been
by
TUB divisions oaths C. P. R. gssatios Tim have • gay sand festive lief el
liar a ghees the aevenmest st•jur itis reline dune at Haastltus, !Mowed!Mowed
ars* tweet 4S to Th. mama H. is a puwerfslly hails tie►te4-
Hem. 1[a Buns will deliver the um- mise. and •r.mulbin..rt se athlete. On
' TFdew .'sat he shy. an .ahibtti..o .d his
at 116 °testi'"' be bald *1 prowess as • boxer se eonepeut n with
taws its the 17th March, ander the mus. I Jue Popp, the pagiliat of Toroutu,.t the
Mess of 8t Patrick's Sweet, el that city. • grand epees
hose. i. the •mbitio s city.
el the town, and even be did not
mach earieb the town by his pre-
sence. Th. rest ..t those who spoke
asalese Mr. Foot owed more to the town
than the town did to them. The duty
of the councillors war to discuss the pro-
priety or impropriety of reducing the
salary, and not to argue about the per-
sonality of the applicant& We know
comparatively little about Mr. Foot, but
if he is nut mentally, morally and educa-
tionally Neal to any of the men wbo
spoke against him, we pity his case.
While on this question of combining
the offices, dose it not strike the casual
observer that if three men of experience
agree to do a certain amount of work
for $aA a year, the public would be
better served by the employing of the
three men rather than by engaging
one mad, with no previous experience, to
do the nark at the same salary i How
would anyone do in his own private bum -
retained to _c.11ect taxes and inspect the
tech
in stech sn •vest
streets, at a malar: e.i tt3.'4) a year, 51 esu Soot permits have been foolishly
proposed in the resolution ••f Messrs- charging Tus Sln:AL with attempting to
Cameron and Matched ; and had the two, , ran the town ceuucil on party linea
old assessors liven re-elected to office at There el not the leaf ground for it. In
their former ularies the cost of running the nutter of the Reevesbip we have
the three offices in a very eAizient imine pointed out what we thought to be the
ner would he net a Dent higher than the boat course for the eleoton to psrsne,
amount which is now paid to nue loan •J but in the election of tows oosucillors
Mr. Economical Elliott's omnibus retie we hare at no time indicated who should
lotion. Bat, thrn,Hood would not have
been made to feel the personal enmity of 1
some of these whet held seat, in the coun-
cil
Hew was it wbeu the sieecial cent -
amities reoommeneied that the "tact* of
n ss.esor, collector en t street -inspector be
combined ata salary of $300. that eco-
nomical councillor. Mr. Elliott, moved
that the report he amended by increas-
ing the salary to $i30 t The fere;coing
question hu been asked by scores of
peoik during the past week, aid the
construction pet upon the action of the
tnemberfrom St. David's ward''. is that it
was cut and dried that Mr. Gordon
should get the billet, and it was thought
the $6O extra should be given so Mr.
Campbell could be reimbursed for giving
some of his time to the careful revision
of the rolls, owing to the fact that Mr.
Gordon was a new man at the bellows.
If the above be not tie correct answer
to the conundrum. we will bo pleased
to get a solution from Messrs. Elliott,
Campbell, Gordon, or any of their
f ri.t.ds.
Mr. Butler stated at the council meet-
ing, and Mr. Johnston reiterated the
statement, that if Mr. Feet ware offered a
"better thing' elsewhere than he war
getting in Goderich he would immediate-
ly throw up hu. position here and go
where the better situation was. To
which we would reply : Se would Mr.
Campbell, and he would be very foolish
if he dud not. Mr. Ed. Moore and Mr.
Harry E. Johnston, former holden of
the office did so, and Mr. Campbell
would fallow suit to -morrow if the op-
portunity offered ; and nobody with sense
would !.lame bion fee dein. en.
Mr. I:utier a1s.. said Mr. Font was
making money by other means, and
had an assured salary from another
mour.e, whores. Mr. Cemehe1l was de-
pendent to a lark, extent upon what he
got (r••n the °ler..• "Bice That wee $
V1e7 1,ioe.entinu•ut:.' arttu•uent, and, as
sash, did credit t•• .it- Huti., s kindness
of beget ; bot how 11.1 it c•.no almost int
medis'ety after soh.-•: a ilio.; •n oats male
by Mr. Bingham t...eup Mr. Hoed, an
old and tried poledit s..rvnnt, em;•toyed
setil the lat of Mt), that Mr. Butler
failed t.t remember that Mr. Heed had
boon wholly dependent epee the . •
he derived fronttbsstreet
Mr. Butler evi.'.ently eit•et..led all his
milk of human kindness upon Mr. Camp.
bell, and had none left for Mr. Hoed.
---
Thistalk of the old fogies that a man
oho.ld not he.countenanced until after he
bee hired a term of years in the town ie
mother relic of barbarism. The great
ereable in O.derieh is that more new
Mond is not coming into the town. We
reenllect a year or two ago, that t core
eras rine wart on the body p.litie
mod to neat up this t.. every new 'rimer.
&sem then the "wart" has left the town,
and for the town's good. If a few more
of the +rocker s weeM follow suit and
mew nue take their pi.e.a, Oodsrich
would metra
ur should not be elected. We defy any
Muumuu was sleeted fur North-
amploa .rs Tuesde7 last, for the fourth
time, by a y iemeased majority. It 1
um undamaged he will take the oath im-
mediately.
A rowena sapient* fe a hardware
.tut. in London on Saturday last canal
Me death of three persona The law in
reward to thm storing of powder should
be enforced all over the °wintry.
A. W. Lemma, M. PP. for East Grey,
died at his residence, Parkdale, on
Wednesday last, after a short illness.
He was a Conservative in politics, and
was looked upon as extat of the leading
Opposition members.
Hoa. Joss Cosnoee's resignation
and subsequent reiestatemsnt within the
44 hours is the talk of the ooantry. At
one time during the week it looked u if
the whole Cabinet was going to pieces,
but the family quarrels appear to be
patched up fur a time.
Ms. Caasnox, of Heron, has pushed
forward bis bill rsl•ting te'evidenoe in
criminal cases with not • little vigor and
with a great dui of ability, mays the
London Advertiser. He was vigorously
attacked by Mr. Wood, by Mr. Landry,
by Nr. Chapleau and Sir John Mac-
donald, but it nevertheless received 86
to 81 votes, so that Mr. Cameron is like-
ly to succeed 111 carrying it thr.u;•h the
House of Commons
Tus French Cas•dian Tory prase is
• onut on the C. P. R. lean. Le Cisme-
diet. has roma out against it, and Le
Monde, 'of :•I ontres', the leading Tory
organ, says : "The more we examine
the documents relative to the Pacific
Railway and the explanations given, the
more extraordinary and unjustifiable the
measures appear. These gentleman •b-
. olutely wish the 'country to make their
future without having to unfold their
arras-'
show mn article b in which —
ons t•. y
the election of et teem ouuncilk,r has
been urged from anything like a party
staple Wit. We hey+ made it a point
always to vote for the but man for tows
euwnciltor, independent of polities. Our
vote hes already been given for several
Tories in Goderich. We again deny that
we leave ever •dvecated the elective of
any t ,wa councillor for party purpdses,
or ol•poeed the return of any good macs
Let those who say otherwise give us in-
staucs
.4 NEW NATION.
It would seem as if the facetious
Robillard is tie harbinger of a band of
French-Canadians who are yet to make
themselves felt in Ontario politics. At
leant that is the view taken of the matter
by Le Canada, • Conservative paper
printed in the French language, and
published at Ottawa. Speaking of Mr.
Robillard's speech, it says :-
"The French speech is finite an event.
It may not he repnrted aeon, Mit a day
will Norm when on r language will jf nist by
resounding in the Ispisfatire halls at Tor -
unto. The same will occur in the halls of
the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
legislatures. M. Robillard is but the
proem sor of a numerous French phalanx.
At this hour we could elect four or five
French members if our element was leas
divided. Our numbers give us this right.
We ought even to have a senator of our
origin to represent the hundred thousand
French Canadians "1 Ontario. Thus
nomination cannot be retuned to us very
lone. That which is not possible to day
will 1* very easy in soca mpli.hment in
r •ate years hence, perhaps even at the
next provincial elections- The following
fbfures have an eloquent significance : In
1650 we counted 211,4I7 French Cana-
dians in Ontario ; 1860, 38,287 ; in 1870
75,385 and in 1800102,743. This wield
my that before many decades ofesus
there will be several hundreds of thous-
ands .if French in the most English pro-
vince of the confederation. The French
tide risen farm Quebec toward the went ;
net Piing cin stop it."
Mr. Robillard's breaking into French
in the ch.mber of the Ontario Legisla-
ture was cut into the shade by the
doughy member for North Bruce wind-
img op • reply to the Frenchman with a
sentence of guttural f•I•telic He esu
away above the reporters.
Ws load In the telegraphic dispatches
the ether dry that Baron D'Ersec.wrt
had beret robbed of hie eaves, while .n
his e,•; to attend the merling of the
Hou.vBreeds, and would, therefure-
tint he ..'�.y.'U"�.• ►r' take part in the delil.rra-
%ions .4 that budy until the hest raiment
was restored, ..r a sew set was .el.tainetl.
We are net much in far.•+ of the peer
age hosinees, and e.• didn't sympathies
with F:..r•'n 1) Eyn.•conrt in his hoes of
garments, and particularly when we re
e.dketwl that the ventleman who was
masquerading with the hifalutin• name
au none other Than Alfred Tennyson,
whose verse wei hoes learned to love te-
ams,
e-a see of the democratic east meat there-
in asp -reined, boat wh., has to recently
gone bask on his rowed. We wonder
what the ..Id man wow thinks .f
'•Hewe•er 11 hm 11 sea■ to .mit
'tis oat, mob% to he
KIM hearts ale sumer sae.neys�
Awl elespls (kith taaa raw+!.
Tut. Toronto Telegram views the de-
mands of the Quehec Tories with alarm.
Theeditor weds up an article en the
subject by exclaiming : - "Sir Etienne
Tache used to, say that the last shot tired
in defence "f British connection oiled
be fired by a Frmucit•Crttadian. He
might have added that the last dollar
taken front the (blend treasury would
be taker' by the same p•tsiotic indivi-
dnal-
THE Ottawa Free Pres is keeping an
interesting fact before the public. And
it is thus :-"Quebec started even with
Ontario at coufederation. N•.w after
seventeen yeah Quebec is in debt
$19,000,000. Ontario iso nu debt and a
surplus of $5,000,000. Quebec has been
governed by Tories, Ontario by Libe.-ala
Quebec has taken Sir John by the throat
and demands better terms ; Ontario
wants nothing but to be lot alone. Thew
are bare facts, but they contain volumes
for the consideration of the people."
Tag bill introduced into the Ontario
Legislature by the Hon. A. M. Roes, re-
specting Noxious weeds, extends the
operation of the Act respecting thistles.
Municipal Council.' may without peti-
tion appoint an inspector to secure the
destruction of weeds, and must de so if
fifty landholders petition that such ap-
pointment he made. The Inspector's
duty shall be to have thistles cut when
they are not destroyed after due notice
giren, and the c,st is to he assessed
against the owner of the land.
Squire Hanna, who tried the Weekes'
case, is nor being handled in a not very
gingerly manner by the London Free
Press and the T•.rn.nt . Mail, simply be-
cause ho would not allow the two organs
to misrepresent his views se expressed in
his decision on the case. What makes
the cue mere interesting is the fact that
'Squire Hanna is • pronounced Ce nser-
vative. So far the 'Squire has the btg
e nd of the stick, and the organs are tee
mak ins/ much headway.
`Penmen of M. 0. Camer.n'e speech
on the C.P. R. reeoluti"ts, the Glebe
z,.rrespmdent ays : - "Mr. M. C. Came -
eon's two. hours' Adman after rec.w was
certainly an able effort, and bloodied
the Tories with foal for mental reflect;
for some time to acme. The manner in
which he espetsed the fraudulent and
hyp..critical character of Tory preten•
. teens 1.. "prtendism" male even the
Finance Minister wince. Qtto4ing frena
the speeches of bis John, Sir Leman!.
and Sir Charles in 1478 and 1879, he
preyed tet thea.. 1ettkmeu who naw
pose.' se patriot& aMl Undertook to fea-
ture the Oppesition,had themselves done
their utnnat to decry and dieeredit their
eowntry and to aggravate the then iterat-
ing depression for the, petty- I..rpwoes of
snakier a point against their political op-
ponents. Mr. Osmen,n thorn•eahly et -
peel the unreliability of oajesiatisse
and prehensile put leeward by the
Minister of Railways by soupasf.g them
with his statements of IMO eta 111$1.'
The skid came was ahead is the lest
r•oued, but at the cause of the third wse
"knocked silly," in tie elegant phraseo-
lap of the P. R. Stewart should either
retire foam public pugilistic perform-
ances ur r.stgs his 'coition .d chief of
police in Haimikom.
IT mow tares oat that ',Christopher W.
Booting, the nta.aglmg dtrecter of the
Mad, •ud Lawyer Meek, bis wditit• r,
Briding that Mow•t a najurity w.,uld net
water, and decay at the bidding of the
Tory organ, attempted to bribes number
of private members oa the Liberal side,
se that a Coalition Uuv.rument could be
formed, with Meredith premier. The
members approached proved unpurcha'.-
able, and let the cat out of the bag. The
Med is jest now prating about bribery,
and we ask that journal to publish Bunt-
ing's experience in cot necti.n with its
other ubeervationa.
Wary Treenera
We have receive.' decussate eapesisg
the grievances cad setting forth tae re-
dress remitted trout the tuIl.•wing pew
Nerra Soria, deetandt•g better lirwis.
Prince Edward Island, desmmdieg fel-
Stunt art tering of nuleeu-
New Ikuu.wick, denmading settle
sweat of uutstandine einem.
Quebec, demanding better terms-
Ontan.., reunite; federal sumach
saute
Manitoba. deme .ding ale attain of
m••uopuly, the right to charter railways
reductius of the tang etc.
The Nash weal Territories 'nekton(
lead taw reform and representetees art
Parliament.
British Columbia, against dieallowauw
of railway charters, and pretests aga.'ust
the Campbell setttemeu .
Verily?faodonal.ite tyranny is atn•etg
hreakent. --.(.t)ttswe Free Press
ix advocating the rediotinn in the
number of the County Council members
the Collingwond Enterprise says : -- "On
so momentous a question it is a certain-
ty that • great deal of discussion will
take place, and the ball can be opened
nose too moon- It is conceded by all
that we are too nisch governed and too
expensively in the matter of County
Councils, and we believe the people of
Ontario ale prepared to welcome any
fair scheme of relief-" We oertainly
agree with our antemp..rary that the
agitation can be started none ton soon,
and would urge upon every municipality
Hb take it up.
"Lugs" McIatyvs,(a.dled because of
bis penchant for keyhole reporting) the
reporter of the London Peer Press who
wrote up the alleged interview with
Squire Hanna, is now anxious to make
an affidavit that his report was correct
in every particular. We don't doubt
"Leg's" ability to swear to any state-
ment he eves made, be it of sever so
Munchausen • complexion, for making
affidavits is a way young Tories have
nowadays of getting cot of ugly serapes.
But we would inform Mr. "Lugs" Mc-
Intyre, of the London Free Press, that a
young Torry named Weekes, el pott-
ing subdivision No 3, township of Cara -
doe, county of Middlesex, undertook to
make afda•it to a statement that was
untrue, and drew up..0 himself and his
friends, a park of ovulate. For this
reason we would want "Lugs' to keep
out of the affidavit business. It isn't a
healthy oocupativa If be has doubts on
the subject we would refer hist to
Messrs. Jas. Weeks' and W. R. Mere-
dith, who had a copartnership in that
line during the West Middlesex election.
Tory •'rrrrssa" as ntg•wa.
Sir John gave his Iofowers the wink
and "Patriotism" has been the shout of
every Government speaker.
The Commons Chamber has heard
more about patriotism within the last few
weeks than it ever did before.
But it is • poor kind of patriotism.
It is patriotism for revenue only,
The "patriots" are the 'nen who have
been filling the public offices with their
relati vea
The "patriots" are the men who have
filled or expert to till their pockets with
the people's etch.
The "patriots" are those who are not
reapsctablm enough to claim any other
virtss.
In the same sense Boss Tweed was a
„patriot '•
Boss Tweed built sewers, and straight-
ened the street• of New York, and was
enterpriaine.
lie spent millions, but when he waif
accused of squandering the city's stoney
he claimed to he • patriot.
fio said he was pr,vwltng for the Ware
of the greet metropolis of the New R orad;
that he was makmtg a great future passi-
ble.
But Bose Tweed died in prison. His
"patriotism" didlt t excuse his dishon-
esty.
For Bum Tweed and his heelers ti
stand up and 'Mute his p.rwocut..n wee
nunnl enough, but the p.nmewution was
net thereby put on the defensive. -[Tor-
onto News
A f.Mats tow.
O)rrawa, Feb. 17-- 1ir Charlie Topper
and Mr. Chaplesn had • row at the cab-
inet council meeting Saturday. Mr-
Chapleau accused Air Charles Tupper of
bringing the c..untry inte its proposal un-
certain financial peitien, and took him
to task fear hus railway policy. Sir
Charlie said he had dine the best M
'amid under the circumstances, hut inti-
mated that this would he his last erosion
in parlament. Mr. Chnplean asked him
to re.ugn at ones TM matter was
stneothed over by Sir John.
t lest to amen++.
Leine -at, Dak., Feb. 19 -Three out
of door stage. dee hese yesterday have
not been heard from. it is believe. the
driven and ;Assessors hare perished is
the blisasrd• The Elleredale meek was
fennel half -way between Lwmnere and
Yankton, tensed beaus .ide op and the
driver (flood in a house two miles (he-
lmet, holy femme. He had no peewee
gent M. J. Bauder* started with •
lady p•..oager tram Lmnaoere at thallium
Ogee at the eaten and has net eau heel
heard fr,nt it is believed both perish-
ed. Seareh parties esu looking for
I here in all d beef pea Ito tiding. Rivas
J•meatnww such, and the worm is lams•
.d.
AN IWDZ PI$D*$T Qirt
as. maw lad greened a. mda.se r pas,
ellea w
lit, John. N. 1.. Feb. 1L —Th. slope
..t lis John raison to on es the bobs*
bussed setmted by elle De.s Jos Igoe
la4evo.et
* tet, el which be is a t nher es-
ufMi.ti ua the gr•utd that sister tee
oily chaster the sole right t.. as... Near
lie.m..e was vested in the latter, sed
that aU toasts that have bort pared by
the Bread Legislature wbs•gtwut w thee
bare reweguised the ri.fbts oo.te.'med iN
the +barter. the ..uly were*. . ea Lees. ei
lbs am•.este to he oha.ge.1 for lioness.
The cumusen el.rk, tete .4 the sinew
leey.ia in the Pr..vi,.oe, 0..twi.l. that
the ohsrtmrett'ttrl 1.f e1-. iiL to
the eitiaem. of Kt. Jebel, and .lat.rf 11.y
18, 17183, el.srly ...toted tie I.awng ul
hquur (.emacs is the baud* .4 the mayor
and tw.rt.e•.'idty .1 the city •. St. Juba
This charter, said the clerk, gives peso.
liar privatize. over the rest .4 the Do
♦ alestAitoi tes.rs �s�Mawa mist. �i. Fee instance, la !Iso matter of
our herb°. th. uety a.rp•reti na and not
the Denauti N. 't'verement ere ,rites sole
c••atrul .•f it- P•.. situ.!.'.4 liscraved
much interest. 'rho other two ,uembers
r.t Ulm Rosa,+ Want aro ttans ot1n4 the
neeeseery busm.w to eatery est tis law.
It •ppean the pig is a power in Cola -
dies' se well as American politic.. A
Sherbrooke paper settee with considera-
ble pride that the Li.utenaot-Governor
bad to apologise to the Hon. J. O. Kele
oataon before the latter would comment f..
be sworn in as Treatorer. The toy to
this ie, that when Mr. Robertson was
Treasurer before, be had some misunder-
standing with the Lieutenant -Governor
on a little natter of pigs, which resulted
k»m w.-
bounced doom his portfolio- is Honor's
private pigs kept at the public expense
had coat the province a sweet penny.
One day bis Heuer approached Treasurer
Robertson on the subject of a Brussels
carpet for bus put sty. That war tan
tench. Mr. Robertson kicked, and the
story runs that the Lieutenant -Governor
retatliated so effectively that Mr. Bele
orisonin consequence lost his official
heed. The apology now makes a case id
"piece with honor" an far u Mr. Rob-
ertson u conversed, Thus another crisis
in Quebec polities haa t»es tided over.
-[0t tawa Frew Press.
Adaha
Adieu s been taken a,....et the re-
turning eater art the . Soutane,'
D..oiniue election for mal,int +attar
ballots in seek a w thatthey .w
eld b.
in the Treasurer throwing up ur g r""OgDiiil in ease ui s re•eeust
H wilmm.. rn•
+:+erred Naard . m.psrtur.
True friends of the volunteer forties
will regret she depsrturu el (:enrr.dl
Laud, whose bluff, r.ldlerl). crititisui,
tempered by praise where it c,md hon-
e stly be given, was beginning to retire a
spirit of healthy emulation in the force,
whish bade fair to restore it to something
like its efficiency in the days of Fenian
raids. The officers who beslobbered
every battalion with indescriminate praise
and Battered the most inefficient by as-
suring them that they are • trifle ahead
of the regulars, disgusted good men with
the service, and reduced the force to an
armed mob, coedit to the taxpayer, bot
of no real use.-[Orillia Picket.
mewl or • Greet mr.s...
The nation in whish for belt hie life-
time Wendell Phillips was a social out-
cast and political Iahmwlite will gene-
rally and sincerely deplore bis lose. He
lived long enough to live down the
old hatred, to Gonquer mut only the ad-
miration of his old -foes -that he always
had,'but to ossactoier also their respect
and +fish their .Mestioe. And yet ke
lived too long for hie own fame. If Mr-
Pb$lips h•d passed away, like Lincoln,
at the very ck'ee of the contest which
Browned tM triumph of his life, be
would have stood far higher in the
esteem art posterity thee is now possible.
Up to that time lets career had been ons
brilliant, magnificent struggle for human
freedom. 'Dict poo, he amid not keep
quiet, and coalai loot find themes worthy
his matchless el.quenoe and sucrase.
All his life an agitator, silence was im-
possible to him, yet he could not con-
tinue his egitatioe without what he was
accustomed to call • "Came." And so
he floundered about for a Cause. Once
he thought he had it in green -backs ;
again in trades unionism ; once in wo-
man's rights and then in fighting the
Chinese. Hitt last years brought hint
many strange comrades and no added
honor- But hie gnat anti -slavery work
makes his place in history sure and high;
his courage and interity will always be
the pride of his countrymen ; he leaves
a &pet'ege name, end dues not leave his
steal in oratory in England or Atari
a -[N. Y. Tribune.
A Vanes res Alive.
A fish dealer down in Saltnerille.
Ohio, says that he received a box of fro -
sen fish from Cleveland during the re-
cent blivard- They were .o hard and
brittle that they had to be handle.)
with care to keepE, them from break-
ing in pieces. He sold one to an
QM lady, who took it home and pet
it in a bucket of cold water t,t thaw
sot gradual!). During the night she
heard something splashing and flopping
around the kitchen. Supposing it was
the cat trying to get the 6.h, she jumped
net of bed, seised the broom, and broke
for the some. There was no cat visib'e,
but the fish was making the water By in
every direction. As near as mold be
learned, thew fish kao been lain out in
the Bold two nights before being packed
in boxes, and had been out of the water
more than two weeks.
A Wanarao a - Henrietta
Boman left her home in Collingwood cis
weeks ago with • hired nun named
Evan& A private detective f-tund
Henrietta on Monday in • house ..f
ill -fames in Torsntn. and notified her
relatives, who took her home this after
noon. She n ntet yet 17. Evans desert
ed h.r after he had squandered 1380,
stolen by her from her mother. A war
rant is out fur Evan.' arrest
A onevewtion has been called to meet
at eam no March 6 to ess4Nw pre-
ins
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