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GODKRICU. NT.. FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1885.
IfoOit.LIfeL DDT BROIL Primness
o ELIOAYEAR IN ADVANCE. .1
THE HURON' ►SIGN A L l"hams" to ter el" a' "ei r ',
1 HEN AND NOW.
tutell Int Toles on thisweawsisa
is �►Itsbed every Friday Mereing. Mc
TMs feeling Is Quebec is bitter
att.g. ,,uur Beet. at taste Olue, North y 14. We know that !tiers hest MON i against Sir John A. Macdonald become
OOUEIICH. ONTARIO 1 wen made au that Sir Ji.hu Macdonald he led the French Canadians t.. believe
• Aad Is despatched to.11 parts of the ser•renae 'night have a further opportuotty "f that Riel would got be executed. The
las country by tete earlied moils Bad trains.
Tante. -♦I.30 to &droner. postale proved
by y tt.ti.hen: $I.73 If p.td before elx wastth.
KIS If ad se paid. This rule will be treat's
sa Mooed.
Itself* or Auva,Tmi,f. R:nbt rests pr °th.r way could the Orange Tories be
las for tin: Insertion. three rents per line Mr Bed that he resolved W execute his
eac h subeen •t.• ret t Haan ion. Yearly, half -yearly Peet
and quarterly contracts at reduced rates. whilom p.litital amr.c We &lid partner
sea raIITtx.:..»ira have als•stirwa-close
!planet department inuoanertion..adpommy In R11M.
nae the moot .r•mplete out -Ili Bat
prepbeettaodaredIUre I There area hundred and one -yea, ■
t tr turning 0111 work 1, (Awlcrkh.aro
to do buatneee la toot Use at prtaeetb&t0anent thousand Brod one reasons why we should
to bedeck, and of o .l..LLty that enamel b.
.rsas.ad.--Terws.eeei - not rejoice that • wretehed Mote has
bean hanged by the mock until he was
dead. There have been many judicial
murders that we can discover when we
1'ERY 00011 REASON.. look back in hiatury, and when the
Owr tow, euntsmpnrwry would have history tf this country is written years
its readers behove that Tux Si.N►L is & hence, It will be fulti:d that the execution
• ,Raw{iti' organ. Owe coalt.•mpraty can of Riel is but another added to the black
i1 t Pell its readers wbat is please, .. far as lot of legal mime•. Had 16.1 never
eo are oomo,raed Tb„, ver, h..vy caused the death of Thoinas Hatt he
articles tet our contemporary have very would he elite today, but haviwg been
little weight, pared<ilea' as this state- pardoned fur that crime, it should aot
cunt may teem. The Sear is anxious to have caused his doom in the later trial.
weighing the political consequence oaf
the hanging of ttiei ; and that it was
only when he became satisfied that in nu
FRIDAY. DRO. ort, 1111,
Mow our opinsun on the Riel question, We see tu1J by some of our Tory c•u-
• and as our mown is ti wipe away temporaries that the murder of Scott
Ignorance and mental darkness we will war not an element in deciding the doom
proceed to eniigbtsn our uetgbb-r. of Roel. If that be se how came it that
1. We believe Red decried death for the (hoer Sentond howled fur vengeance,
the murder of Scutt ,wine fifteen years
no -
it. We know tbat Sir John Mtodnnaid
• was aro accessory after elm fact, and by
payment of mauey from the public chest
' aided a criminal togo uowbipt of justice.
3. We know that Sir John Macdonald,
• skier aiding Kiel to wove, at Petrr-
bueuogh looked to heaven with arms
outstretched. sad "washef to God be
could catch his."
4We know that while Riel was yet
as tamped fdoa he wee elected Tory
exadldate ter Proveaeher, and resign-
ed is behalf of Sir Goo. Cartier -ter
Join's first ljeetensat at that time -
"'Kish showed that Sir Juhn was com-
pounding a felowy.
6. We know that Biel sed hie sem-
einem
.o -einem wwe fully pardoned for their eon -
motion with the first Northwest re-
• bellion. on the basis of an amnesty pro -
1,00.d by Sit Joke in 117E
Q We know that there was n al-
administrMiou is the Northwest and
that the hslf reed. and Indiana had
griavaesa, foo Air David Meepher.oe
has bees mode s seemed of. and hie
gossamer - Hen. Thos. White - has
pablisly stated that beaedeetk the in-
mate dep•rawini "will be properly at-
tended to."
7. We know that the petitions regard-
ing half -bread grimmer were *year
mlMie•Uy pigeon -holed until the rebdt-
isu Woke eat is the Northwest.
& We know that immediately after
the outbreak a Cosemiseicn wee
demp_Wgd te the ilier.erst to seeds
em o. ylt-meed head skims. mad that ease
tgliktime pmts 1,1101 hs -brash swipe
have ilii imUSL II[ Isere were ao
gramma why sppmigt esMagaioaeee
after blood and ins hey bees awaked 1
9. We twsw flet these we as armed
rebottles wild the "e,ewn wail digni-
ty el ear ase_ lJU telly the Quash
but that the balll•ieseds rebelled against
the heed et Ib dsprtmxat of Ube into -
riot, ami were essientel la Mriv4.g him
imsemieleadp trete dikes.
111. We know that Bid mast have been
inmate II he one thea dot. with • head-
ed of hall -breeds wad asses s,Mtered
hands of Iodises, willed meahieas ef
war, without mistay, wed without forage
credit, to medal& • fres State is the
Northwest Against these fads all the
co -called "expert" tiotimney of the
medial seen who pr.soeaced ea his
sanity is of so avail.
11. We knew that be was tried foe
tre.wa-felony, but was ritually ooaeict -
ed for seasder- without beim on trial for
tbat crises -wed that tie verdict was se-
eosp•sjd by • eerowg rononemeoda
tion to a ruy.
1!. We knew that the jury mos ape
oily Ammo le try hies, and that the
nod "twelve geed seen sed tree" were
diapmet with. and mos rasa placed a•
the juror's lex to do the work ef twelve.
elley Masi et bang a dog an the ,.r
did of mush s jery misrelate .a Ontario.)
13. We kmN that the apnoea. ,d eerie
wisest eostbeltiAsl wetheritee se
Hoe. Wm. Mcdougall (s former sol
lessee el Air John M!od.nwld), aoa.
Peter Mirabelli, fake foresee c,8nses el
:lir Jess sad M preset chief editor of
C. P. L. a Masini wipe --ahs Bwoid).1 tkoagb s.oti•n* him to cetera Sir
Kr, Msm..Mer, Q. C., 'e pelmet sap- Jobe shouts husk. ' Portant -Rippe-
porter of Sir John's ie tb. De a.tiw meat tiiaewheao , jest thought et la "
Parliament,) am/ Mhen ere simian Ike The artist e.eme to have (ret • potty
., knobby of the Inal, end ere are ret.sprwl♦rsep of MerselaMata. ........••
,z, ,r:, :�.naleCi,n. :.•- i ., _.. u `�t.ra
.
Premier has deceived his Breech sup-
porters fur the second time. He prom-
ised Riel an amnesty in 1910, gave him
$3,000 to flee the country, and then
with impious hypocrisy at Teterboro
raised he ban's to heaven and said "I
wish to God I could catch him." The
fulln.ing is an extract from • letter trues
Archbishop Tach. to Sir Hector Lange -
vin in 1871, and its words seam like a
prophecy attain to -day, as indeed It prey-
ed to be when it was made fourteen years
ago : -
"Then, as to the promise of amnesty,
w hich it is ucw pretended was tomer
toads, what annoyance dose it not cause
you ! That promise was mads, nut only
W the aelerates but to myself. They
the ministers) have not the courage to
own their act• for fear tit dupleaeing
Outline. Sir John A. Maiedietntd for-
gets himself so tar as to joie in the out-
cry of the violent. What has the Cab-
inet gained by thio policy of tergivees
two 1 In Ontario, the government are
it is said, to a minority, and I think the
Quebec majority would very soon be re-
doced, if we were forced to give publicity
to all the grievances of which we have
to oompiatn. For my part, and as it is
lead that the brethr.e from one end of itaponeable for lm to refrain from uayi•r
Ontario to the .Aber, with a few marble e what 1 think, I tow nuke to you 40
• utm (Lmoxed [or the death ef the av°Mal I y T.gret to make .-Two
xeeptt •ars agoda.b. ge of ministry would
Maps *Met Minor cion the daughter have seemed to a a great medortuae
,f Herudiee claimed the head of the for the Dominion in general, and ft r
To -
preacher of the wilderaw from Herod.
Quebec and Manitoba in particular. To -
was a more foul surrender made than day 1 $k 017.01E .bat w• ekauld lose
by it, sad whether on the taootrary, we
that 17 Bir John A. Mdon0Y.•might out And it a imam."
w
If theopinion. o..nsthetlm 'ax
Smelt a traitor to the beet isterwla tri+ TWO LITTLE CONUNDRUMS.
the Dumini.n,:he Dominion 'nil have le
sand the premiere. The principles of
Taa SEISMAL ar- not like those of the
SM. -they can't be sheered to salt the
occasion.
MI Futscis, editor of the Woodstock
Tisiei (Tory) spoke at an anti -Scott
eseeti.g at Bt. Cathwita tat*, sal is
reported as follows :
He use to a justtoe of the pesos is Haltew.
•�od�ay or se ago. who sold tbat there was more
daring the previous the meaths than
Unfortunately Mr. Francis e'idn't re-
member that anterior to May let the
Scott Act had been in force in Halton
for three years, and hsvin* been voted
upon a second time, bad been sustained.
During the previous three years the Act
was under the supervision of local license
inspectors, but since the int of May, in
Halton, as in Hume, Detainees hams
commissioners have ruled the rood. The
oonsequ•ece is that things have been for
the pact six months as Mr. Francis re-
pr.aeated. A similar state of things has
to sense extent existed in Hume, bet as
we knew the cause we have to grin sad
bear it noel such time as the prepaid
elisi•le abs replant Because unfaith-
ful public sensate fail to afore* laws
does not ossa•ril1 mike the laws bd.
Halton stowed, ea the vote be repel, by
as biassed d snowier, that daring the
hist few years, with estioi.at ween, Ilse
law was as improvement en its preims,-
.r1r ; new with unfaithful c4leers the Ise
its a dead tater 1! the timetables were
e thtatiiis6 ul duty as the boom* impos-
ters el Hakes and Hares, the hers
sang m.rder, •rsalh. o ri;' of 1
be of tide eat
LICENSE t,OMMIeSNIONl1l DOYLB
Whatever Judge Duyle's private feel-
ings on the Soot/ Ad may be, he ubouW,
SS chairman of the license cammiain1 oat
Huron, undestor to see that the law is
enforced. By his actions, since be
assumed the position until his public
exhibition of hostility W the Act on
Therm -lay, be has mid or done noticing tc
show that he m in harmony with the
Act. His every act and every word has
shows hie hostility to the carrying out
of the law. If Judge Doyle was as moth
oppieed to the carrying out of the laws
omit** burglary, arson and theft, as ir-
is to the enforcement of the Soott Ad,
he would get his present large salary for
doing very little work. His remarks on
?holiday were of a highly partizan na-
ture, and the manner in which be threw
out innuendo and vituperation apinat
the temperance party in general and
Lev. T. M. Campbell in particular,
does not reflect credit on him. Judge
Doyle was on the occasion judge, jury and
advocate for the defence. and he worked
as if a large lose was involved in the
result. When Rev. T. M. Campbell
alluded to the manner in which associate
commissioner Kelly had bucked the mo-
tion of the council, Mr. Doyle called
him to order and stigmatized him sever-
al bones as • ''slanderer." Mr. Camp-
bell was nota "slanderer," and 1g7. Doyle
knew it, but to shield wardeu baby, the
chairman had to lose his temper a0a
utter a falsehood. Said Mr. Doyle to
Mr. Campbell, "How do you know
that Mr. Kelly did nut act in good
faith 1 -you are not • county councillor."
Well how did Mr. Doyle know any more
about the matter than Mr Campbell -
The following politica conundrums are he was not a county councillor either 1
given fur the bond of sir Tory coats= And yet he had the hardihood to call a
gentleman with, as good powers of obser-
vation, as thorough an eduatios, as
sound a judgment, and as sterling
integrity as that poeseesed by Her-
o.n'a jesiur judge "a slanderer,"
and dared to lecture him upon hie
duty as a oler.yman. Mr. Doyle
forgot that be was not on the bench -
that for the occasion be was only 'Wean
eommimiossr Doyle -sot Judge Doyle ;
be forget that it was hie dirty to lista
to the statements brought forward in a
calm m•aaer ; he forgot that not one of
the gentlemen who formed the memorial
committee was hie i•f•rior in any geslity
save accident of political preferment ;
and ban forestial, he tried to ride the
high horse and ehateptu the whisky
iitsreet.
pantries
1. Is an important gteslien like the
fisheries or reciprocity likely to be taken
up by any Government in the midst of a
general eieotiou, and before the new
house meets'
1. Why do we pay High Commission-
er Tupper $10.000 a year, and furnish
him with a $40.000 residence, and spend
thommsde of dollars yarly in maintain-
ing kis London establishment, if he is
not equal to the work 1
The Christmas holidays are coming,
and our Tory friends an wort out solo -
liens to these two questions during the
teeter, season. Then has been no eau-
berseoe of joy ea the pert of the Tories
over the hurried departure of their
leder.
Ona read eomieianoners oeoasioaally
eat some little perquisites, bet at times
their tet is act a happy sae. Pesos
whose property .4 ime bridges bsias
beik sr repaired ears peter those truly
good men talk M seethe them the ism•
reimiears pat them .S with halt pro-
miee-ter that rem to the eppin•m•s ►o
be half peseises--.f reparation for dam-
ages from the eoo.ty email Several
.p$acaties for damages done to property
by the building rot Lodesbor, bride*
were rod an the avowed on Tuesday.
Reed eomm,esioeer Hays, however. ser-
rind the woo i./. Aeries by saying it was
time the twenty keen whether or not it
bad • right to get damages for say loss
sustained by the county, otiose to delays
in bridge work mead try miller. heeling
water .pea them while headset the
bridges -
BRITISH szserrays.
The latest report as we oro to pre.. is
Elected Liberals, 237 , Tories, 1:t3 ;
Parnellites, 64.
Ma. Tarn. M. P., writes a vigorous
letter to the Toronto Moot ig defence of
the desertion tit Sir John by the It:eus.
The letter r calmly, even judicially,
written, and takes the impregnable
ground that the Slims have a perfect
right to vote as they think, and that
then u Do more danger of French dom-
lattlitttl 11 they t Mr Jolts as a leiter
ti*R.i<liey lopped Me,.
'!tem Undo* Advertiser desarlbss the
.tuaeiea accurately when it says
"Bete is the point in a ,uteh•ll : The
Liberal party of Cads oppose and
always opposed the Government of
Sir John Macdonald. If a section
of the Home that formerly supported
the Governing choose to renounce
their allegiance, that is their lookout.
The liberal earty does not change it.
erased. It still opposes the Govern -
meet."
Tax boasted British system of awn- I We here nothing to my against Mr.
ducting parliamentary elections is not I Doyle in his ospaotty of junior judge of
worth copying. Our plan of simaltaomos this county, but we think if he had the
elections is stook ahead of the slow and spent of comowq dsoecy he would wither
uncertain mode that prevails is B.gl•nd. resign his position as liesees •emesiuioa-
er or Blab differently. We all know that
it he is not pesenierly interested in the
hotel business of the Park House, he
art•i•ly is fr•tereally affected in the
matter, and sash beiag the cave, • more
dispee.ieaetm mamnr of staug, sad •
greater essidy to carry sit bks law
ties on other days. The Omtario syn- , should be ebs.rvsbiein him.
teas of preparing Teton' lista, ssd bold-
ing elections simultaneously is the best
yet devised. When the Dominion Gov -
moment shssgd that mode for the re-
viler barrister a -d his methods, it was
• beak ward move.
The "revising barrister' idea (amended
to suet party exigencies) is borrowed
from British practice, but it ism mon
1• a000rda»ce with our Canalise views
of fair play and advauo.mst than is the
Ede of bringing om the borough soma -
tummies use day and the atomised soma -
Tax Tury organa. heeded by the Mail,
are doing their best to stir up religious
strife and race fssliag in Ontario. Lem
articles with sensational headlines ars
being inserted, the object of which is to
array all the other provisoes against
Quebec. Sir John A. Macdonald, b•viag
deceived kis French followers, bas in-
o°ntinently dad, but the Mutt is making
a terrible steeds, is laming emotional,
sectarian sad race prejudices u she
absence of the fugitive obielti•n, The
Toronto World takes an kedepeadsnt
view al the situation tad says :-
"We beg powerful
the esteemed Moil to calm
its powerful mind. There is no im-
mediate danger of civil war. It is jai*
pomible for the Tory organ to Derry rte
anti -French threats so far that when the
prodigals return, ea they are sure to do
after a few merle of husks, the able
editor of the Mail may he made to look
so foolish at the love feast as to Le
mistaken for the fattened self."
Er surely mast be that the reporter e
the Ater wee stricken with pew paralysis
at Saab'. Hill het weak, as so report
el the many partisan splashes M the
Tory eseveutios age gives a the
oedema of the Went area nrgsa Or
was it a dumb chow --s pnlitwd pante-
mine t --or were the speeches ten rabid
for publicaioe r We know that there
were seen there .11,, were fall of "Riehl,"
indignation, and who had to lel soot or
burst. Where is the record tit their
harming elogseace t We nes that Mr.
James Mitchell. of the Afar, was ap-
pointed arretary. Sorely les bee Rat W
SA attack of eerieeeer s ply 1 Or per-
haps the prwe•odiagatt were "Ret uses -
warily for cwblie•tioe, bet me • gase.e-
tse of good faith."
Gorr', *rot pato cart inn oaf thug week
hole bath: Sir Jnh.n Maed,.asld's Sight
to Breed Sir Jobe is represented e
Iburryiwg %/nog • hark WHO ors bp way
to Oho .seom•hip, while Qeebee stook
in ria do.ar with s posted resolver, as
With a lissome eemmiseon composed
of • ebYrmaa who has a brother Ite.ssed
wader him, smother member who has a
sea $ melee I•.pector, and a third sees
bee who was and is, we trdsfet•ed, S-
hawl k U Bl.
te aldnmhai that sen great Whit hs
bum put forth by the eomtmiairm to
hinder the law falling late dioramas.
CROWDED OUT.
Owing to the protracted length of the
discussion beton the two license oom-
seiemoRere yeseerisy, and the tact that
we went to pews but a few hours later,
the report .ill sot appear until nest
week.
in the discussion of Northwest •ffkiie.
because he has men the country awd they
have out. This is both • miarepre•eote-
tion and an assumption. Sir Richard
Cartwright. Mr. M. C. Cameron, 11.1"
and many other members of the is st
bon have not only visited the N•.rtbwwest
`quentty, but have mode • special study
of its Mewls, and have for years been its
c'umptons in the House of Commons.
Had their advice new taken there would
have been no rebrllwn, and Mr. White
would have found the °peeing of his
Minuteeiat caner beset with few of the
difficulties which now engage his atttn-
IITLit DON'T ('r)% [f ewer.
The Toronto Mai/ reproves the root
for calling the Premier cf Camels Mac-
dooaid with•••ut the Air John. Our Tory
contemporary is too tender. The Gov-
ernor General signs his name "Lans-
downe ;" the Liberal leader in England
is general) spoken of as "Gladstone,"
people talk about "Brecher a' lecture
with no intention of disrespect, and we
hare beard Canadian Liberals, LI whose
party fidelity there was no suspicion, say
that "Blake ' atade a great speech. How-
ever, we are always willing to oonfort
the a:fisted, and we woulr not willingly
harrow the soul of the Jfnil in its dire
distress Henceforth we shall speak of
Sir John Macdonald's skeedaddl., Sir
Leonard Tills 's deceit, Kr. Beating's
bribery conspiracy, Mr. shield's frozen
whiskey, Mr. Onderdonk's estrus and
Hoa. Mr. Pope's ratlw•y steal. The Tory
big wigs aro welcome to their full titles ;
it is their crimes te which we object. -
(Hamtlton Times.
Wt[ at&L WAS aAauaD.
Marais Observer : It must be admitted,
even by Riel's worst enemies, that, Lad
the (rime for which he was tried and
convicted been his only o(.oce in the
eyes of the people of Canada, he would
n ever lime been called epos to expiate it
on the gallows. The circumstances lead-
ing up to the rebellious outbreak of the
Saskatchewan halt breeds were such as
to justify to a oos.idnrable extent their
ill-advised adios. The verdict of the
jury who tried the .cussed rebel was
oeupled with $ recommendation to mercy.
The crime for which ha was convicted
was in every sense a political one, and
• lthourb the penalty is death, the es
tram seatesse of the law has not of late
years bps visited upon political prison-
ers, either in England er America. All
them notions would have combined to
shield Riel trots the gallows. had it not
been that during hie Red River rule he
shed the blood of Scott under cin:um-
`sa0ess peculiarly cruel and repulsive.
Though the Quest's pardow was extend
ed to him for that wanton crime, and he
was nominally unmemorable for it, prac-
tically it was for the murder of Soott tha0
he was tnde to suffer on the scaffold.
The power that forced Sir John Mardon •
old to carry out the sentence of the court
CONTEMPORARY OPINIONS, t Regiae was that which has mads
ott'e death ita rallying cry, and it was
f W satisfy its demand fur retgauce that
Roel was haired.
Anteeg w msdn.
The ottderioh Buff says :-o•W „limit One of the most remarkable outcomes
it -sir .,.. Msedotald 1.. Ron to of the (.05.1 eli.otitw now iq prugrese
Eniglasd " is Orwt Bntaia ie the numbs:et pnimi-
A WRAP 700
Tie aasssa et NM aresbwe• Wise
en abased.
PaeltOaxN&L HIND•ZR.T.
Tru Toronto World says that Sir Jobe
Maodemald "dories queseed the Lower
Canadian lama for all it worth. he liege
it away." Our eoatempstary fagots to
add that Bir John Macdonald then seep.
pad epos the dim•rded lesiva matfett
snow till_ _ -• oblawa Erse
Priem tt'• Ixart Tttaa smog.
The Ottawa Cilium sad other pppcsu
are rearedisg the Frasob-Oaa•dh••
that kid did sot mama to meshes •
patriot bases. he peered so sell out to
the O-eediwm Goverment. Certainly
that was sun srdit to Sid, but atter ail
wbam did he net the ides that east' an
Oder snail be •eepMi sakes k woe
from kis maims sxpe ieaes with 'I-
sieb-t•�)ed-IroaNwte► atom Tamor-
row ' the dem ped of the corruptismislel
- silevlh.0M54.
laoss31 awns' ria mac. OW oaaaa4
O*OAT Raararw and Ireland aro is Mr. la M P., says that be we
the throes of • gamed elsesioa. The oho•.n to 1•y the owthion• d tb 1101! -
stations have hese br.•kisg out in te�6' pr•Y1°E f°r s 8"1"7. t tit tbnir
derive the week, wed will skim•, befen the Me•idw of the l•tet-
.pb pest ire. Whit° he mos explaining the .M -
madam esti" sheet the middle of the ter, Sir David mak bask in hie chair sod
pr.aey seueth. As • result, onlookers went somftrtabt7 e0 desp. Mt. Royl
w u • 666 t• id e.serl&iaty as te the re' was
him maim,. mid he slept mail be
"IL A seiseient somber a "'bun° ie the used s the seeds of the strife
iw the N Northwest. "Oer,•sh• la-gbed
have been held, however, te warrant tine Sp•ie's Wintry away," sad it will ...w
eoeolusies tbat Parnell and his follow. go ne twd that 1160 gad lair Ksidin
tag will nese- emettlevwble power is avid mui'� air" ti" 1"/". d "1.1116.
--{lavabo Kee.
sett politicians who have been elected
to stay at holm. The slaughter in many
eases w unexpected. In Purbmo.th,
tie Quebec of Cewservtive fortifies -
time, for example, Sir H. Drummond
Wulff. the Sdisbery Government's ape
sial plesipote,tiary to Turkey and
Egypt, mol the Hoa. T. C. R -uo a have
been so y defeated. Their lanes if
taken y it W. Creasman an Mr. B.
Vaaderbyl sad two seats have thus
been eroded from the Tories. The
Marquis of Lorne was defeated in Hemp
stead -a newly 1orsnied oonsthueney.
Hitt Hon. Mr. Childers, .ha has for
years represented Pontefract, s manu-
facturing town in Yorkshire. bits also
been given
carried
the by. b r tit
ughwell. in the
Tory Catena in three previous contests.
bee to give place to • Libsrs:. Jam`,
Bright ad Mr. Plimsoll, the friend of
the salsa, will have to look for new
meta if they intend to sit in the cooi-
ng Psrliss.nt. for they. too, are mate
the slain that nasalise a Lihsrsl ea -Chu
seller of the Sachsq.er sod an ex • Post-
aueter-(sural. abs the oth• hand,
thew will be many new faces to the
Hoops, which .ill be one of storage
ability, despite the Tory cry that the
average standard of osndidstes wuu!o: be
lowered through the eatensinr. of the
suffrage Among the new ewer Is ?ref.
Seso., the famous chemist . Oen Haw
ley, the leader of the Satoh brad* at
We battle of Tel -el - Kebrr - Oa{ t charier
der.eford, the hero, of the 4410 et
Aleasadria sod Metemnek ; yrs 0. Mar
ram, who rot -siert Pis knighthood ire.
Maas of 1's signal somas se Lori Pre-
vail of Edinburgh . bur J. B 1 e naseveli,
late Admiral of the Rntieh Pest el Rail
lex. N 8. , who is now ono of oh• Liberal
apnea tat Ives for S.wthsowptoa ; end
ill R Russell, editor of the Liverpool
Pet, returned toy one of tl't everts.' in
Olasirow Remedios Towne
Dr Hoist**. 1.,rmerit • rtw(deat nr
fleuseols. snhner,het $100 ,ow•rds Par
tag iS the indebtedness of the iies espy
eiterch there He rernrred treat 1 w
tit , tl-• atecrpti..w sae wit paid
end Holmes refrerd to Nt it Iresee7
mit was brenget event him in the
divugin. enact w
recover the asee.nt
The plea of defsldast dins fiat the, soh
senpt.fn was cooatte•ea en IM entre•
debt heuyt wiped off, wbiah the pimst Y
dewed. Jedge D.yie pa. 1. flwtron
VII lamas Udvesesea over bis -,1- :len% in Plow if ,tef.o flee'
Hoe. H. G. lam, the foram leader
of the Liberals in Quebec, has nagged
his lest is Let►iaiere, as he believes be
diagram with hs uo.sttiteenta es the
qufshon of the Wendt liaised party.
We bnsor Mr. holy for his hsisal ami
coearaetttrws stand. Now let the Fr.nb
Gwadiar' Tory Ministers .he are and d•
sympathy with their erw*Mitoente en the
ease goetencra twigs tow. Mr. Jay is
sot • Tory waw He it the same ptridb
mea that he was when he seamed the
profamwl premiership trader moble old
the next parliament, as the Liberals and Aa, aa. tavu.
Terns ere likely to le pretty evenly Mr. Niakoles reed Davis, as $ jus-
bassed. Persil) evidently had this ties of the panne. tdogrnp►ed ell over
result i. his mind when be, in hr the eeuwtry the "ant • lsir was its
sett -election manifesto, se joined .poo ovr�p.rl r.sw,ei" hoe the h.ad ef
Irish voter, nattered tb t the Rsol number of ebe RMick-
^1Og� i,,ugier, srlitosi mad oweei iW Mr. FAA_
Vaned [Swans to vote for Tory tae- ..1., Floud Davin, owataiss ti. follow.
414..s is all elsdies .here astinual- tee ;
Ws were sae is the Sell. It is, bo. m present Mev. • rseeiem,
osi
ever, a.aovt,ti that • las bees thotullstlesa simile se the rammed Minks
• P' 1 rel batr Ir.. t►• d� wee (Rid's)
entered iota between Oladstoee and brow. "
Iulitb.ry le saltily the inane'* et Has the visit of Mr. Thee. Whit. to
Nimes. Ip Ns anytime a s mum.. the Ho,thwese rseehd ie the ruiver-
ie.l•td. is whiff tweet
mem (1f Mr. Davin to Mr. Whit.'. pesel
milky ronordiror the ..dulseao oftb• ra.tisnslMfe, s • iv views r rdieg 'pasty ,> igament '
-{Lnedo• ddvertleer.
party a eWemet se will he [r#.. The Toa (rows pan TRmt WAIT.
sett Imperial Pteliass..t, loom prim Th. Toronto 01.1..ay, . 11. Co.
gni tkdistier, rename to be a alum rwva.ive paper, en.lend that .t the rest
Nos if mixed pi.kla
seem. el Pi..Mmmwwt Hoe Thaw White
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