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URON SIGNAL.
flIDaY MARGIE lea, MB.
nut RA IL WA I' guiertoN.
early • year ago. • charter was ob-
aid fors railway between Goderich
Wingharn, and • provisional bowl
legatees was appointed. The obtain -
of a charter involved an expenditure
teen funds to the extent of souse
rods the day of the getting( of the
er to the present, no mostino of the
• nal board of directors has boon
and nothing has boon dune by
body to keep faith with the oorpor-
body that crested it. The insuabers
taken Ito action to addle them to
a pormanosit board, so Mock book
been °petted, and, so far as practical
ta ars eunoorsed, the directorate
as well liars been choose from the
Mats uf Maitland Cemetery.
charter, as obtained, will lopes. if
ate action be sot takes, within two
and almost half of tho tires has
by without say of the provision -
inciters awaking to the fast that
'sitasest involved more them' the
of kis name the ratoistime
lag hiss to that pootioa.
adios be not taken at moos the
espesded in obtaining the charter
to be another dead loss hi-
de INC shil
yes fibs Mrs taseet...bisisse-
ill have boos take* by our hrn.
whirs, musdelpalltios are alive
vine cm the railway qesation, mid
I to am why Godseiek should lag
smatter. Is Eismardion,13outhassio
ors ileis,Ineorberon, Denotation
Minot—yea, .11 aloes the lies, arid
half a dams proposed Imes --
bile same are bestirring themselves
mg with tante and male is the
of their respostive localities. Is
mail the presetst there hue
silimmis of Death.
1, so --not quitothat, for the mesa -
the citinen's railway emanaittise
looking into Os matter, and
Mg hold Monday evening last
dolonnisisd to form the tows
to take seam *Oleo in the
of the dereliction of ow pro -
beard of dilatators appointed by
y hist year The gentiles win
up for distinasien this (Ftfibiy)
arid we haps that there will he
Off of el the deed besealMn
provonal liesetesolo.
fort will .his be mode Is halm es
snow set apart by the tows
toward mei% ler reitermtge$
4.44aNsOurtimmtes• le* flidt•
and .411,4* haat
r•ileve eo SM.. ***002
mopes* will andsil the attire boa
afrosay eupswidell eh -
the elharter, se we ham before
isa other places OM apsoially adapt -1
red fur track of this kied, are selected anal
seat to Ottawa or Toronto or other
points where railway Interests are to -
volved, to keep the needs of their re
-
optative localities before the Gowen -
mast and others who are interested in
the promotion a the scheme. Such •
pan on adopted in Wineham, where
Mr Harry Meyer worked in sonahine
anti shadow, until the line was diverted
to bie town. And work will have to he
done in like manner for Guderich
The old style of sending four or five
men on a week's trip to Ottawa or other
points will haire'to be given the go-by
and a new order of things instituted,
where a competent inn, armed with to
thority tent, and loaded with facts con-
cerning the town and the proposed rotate
will be able to talk Goderich and Rail-
road, and Railroad and Goderich, until
gonasthing rives.
Now, Meraieun of the Council, yno
have an idea el what the railway com-
mittee and the people who put yuu in.
power want : Ilk Bury the old pro-
visional booed of directors, and sleet
men who will do something ; 2od, ret
apart • generous appropriation for rail-
way purposes, so that if the town is
called upon to reoperate, by delegation
or otherwise, it will be in a position to
stand In at short notice; 3rd, Select
competent an to do your lobbying—
and in this selection it will Lot be &boo -
lately necessary to confine yourself to
the fifteen men who comprise your owe
body.
If you do these things, and are wise
is your selection of your delegate, you
will have done something to show that
you are anxious to make amends for past
neglect in this meter.
If you dou'e—vrell, that will be a
matter for the electors to attend to on
future occasion.
oat
LATE news from Ottawa informs us
that this year the tariff will not be re-
vised or amended in any partioslar. 11
tins proves to be a fact, it will show ono
of two things --either thot the Tory Gov-
ernment now considers the tariff perfect.
or else they despair of improving tbs
outrageous est by farther thawing.
Ws hate the aunt combine, the
woolen cambia*, the stove combine, the
=Ulan' combine, and • hundred ether
wahines that tax to the uttermost the
consumers of this land under the benefi-
cent auspices of the Tory Government at
Ottawa A sure cure for these ills
would be an electors' comb's* against
the Tory Government at the ant elec-
tion.
I* another °Anon we give particulars
of the alleged conversion and tilutoille
"mart of Sir John Maedonsld. We hope
the report is true, in the interest of the
sountry, and that the convert will lose
so opportonty undoing the wrongs
that lot perpotnitod wink he was "of
the world, worldly." Th. repeal of the
gerrymander sod franchise set will go •
Wig way to provieg that he is not more
ly a professor but a possessor. The
Good Book tells es "Faith within*
works le dead"
Foa years past, Ron Edward Nebel
although acknowledged to be IMO mast
eminent .nember of the Canadian bar,
has been scooted by the Tories as a
statesman 01 00 porta. 11 1. satisfactory,
however, to know that is his absence
frous the Boum this session, throogh
illbealth, justice, although tardy, has
boss dose to hi.. by Sir Jolts Mae-
densM, who, in optimistic his omastrits es
the lobate on the addrats, paid •
hog trilnde to the ability and integrity
of the groat ex -Liberal loader.
FROM THE CAPITAL
wmtw.wom.
LOUSt Political Mid *moral
News from OttiMOL-----
ee the Premier spoke Gilds abased
political fire. Ile disposed *4 the Min-
itry of Trade complain by sayisg that AT THE OCCIDENT.
Mr Boswell discharged the duties so usgorogung Ligeger framer Phi&
eglicsontly that there ems 1M r41: no me -
f Min T fb111110P•t•
00.11Ily or a neer caw.
tor General might ambit be left to the
Opeallse Ilse aoselans Delmar ea Address Mime's" "f Jule"'
ntmmitc were crying b!ue ruin, but it
"I gegiti.amen Illearriplion of Wheel is Likely as be lbe
Thr Ibppeanses Leader the rreuslera
Speech -Ya addrwias edema,/
Tere•stegai Dirawlast Stamm
SOW* of Um riemama.
!from our own Correepondent.
()trams, Feb. 28. 1988.
Parliament wen opened un Teuraday,
the cererso ily accompanying the emetic
bone that described to my last totter.
Your reader. can read the speech hem
the Thrum, fur themselves, so I will not
dwelt .to it There could scarcely be
less in it. but the Government aro not
hound to mention all their intended
Locomen and its a matter of fact the
teem maportion bills are usually un-
neticed in the speech. But I under-
stated the tetverument desire to get
threneh the ....on es road) and as
early ea possible. There have been six-
teen elections once Inst session, 5 in
Cheerio. 6 et Nova Somas. 3 in Q.lobec,
1 in New Brananialt nod L is British
Colurithese Rime are new
member.. The vecant seats .re: Kent,
Preen Flatware, West Middlesex, Rune!'
and Glengarry There is one vacancy
in the Senate caused by the elevation of
Senator Nelson to the Lieut. Governor -
nip of British Celumbis Two, Mc-
Master and Menent, deceased. are re-
placed bat lienater Meodonatel (Toronto
and Rolland (Moiltreal). The new
Northwest Senators have yet to be sp
pointed. Hon Wilfred Laurier is in hie
place as 'seder of the Opposition, and
will be pretreated with an address by the
Liberal elutes of Ottawa when be will
have an opportunity of addressing a few
words to the party throughout the
country.
DILATI ON TOS ADDRESS.
On Fnday the public galleries were
crowded in expectation of the debate on
the Adalrese. The House centained
nearly ail the men:Owns. The Premier
looked well its black coat and vest and
light tweed trousers. Beside him Post-
master General McLelan and Mr Bowel'.
Oa the left sat Sir Hector Langovin as
neat as ever with the Minister of Militia
beside him. The adjoining desks were
occupied by Messrs Carling and Ca tatigan.
Behind Sir John was Mr Pope with the
Mioistort of Justin at his right. Tom
White sat still further back as keenly
attentive SI any other newspaper men.
To the Speaker's Wt Mr Blake's chair
was violent. Tlie mixt wee filled by Mr
Laurier who appeared to he in excellent
form. Mr Mackenzie's chair was empty
end adjoining sat Sir Rideard Cartwright.
Next to hint Hon Peteillfilitchell had hi.
stiff hat pollee low over his eyes. Be-
hind, Mr Patterson wore a jaunty tweed
Ir Mr W. H. 0. ICsrr, of Tweeds,
who appears to be enclose to get some
isfermaticia tie dio modes gaieties, will
Salm weelt's trip to the meaty elf Ha-
ma, we will drive hiss mooed sad show
hiso Whims* where mese hatiimidll
brailise sae emuelly bovine this omiegy
lee the Veiled Skates. W. wLfl ah.
show bias samy totem sad Album as
well as wraith* whore dm peopletioe
hes am imermisid gime ham
seteally &hermit/SA as ode
Ili the Iv* if met ihe prrrrve
eimati fa °swift Mr lteer thinks he-
ated %roes° is growing that the Fro
Hai is relatively isspeowinnt beli Mr
Sere eaglet to know that Toroste b Got
Onftsio. Meths, festmes of this exodus
is UM the deportures smo set ell tram
the "disloyal Grits," as ILsrr mould
be plumed le roll them
was 'image that the deluded •tctime
kept uu returning the Government to
imams. Thew seemingly prefer rum at mar
halide than pruapority at their. The
Uovernnlent was in power fur Hie mom
reason that the man was in tho lunatic
aetessee-beemase the perple willed it.
This wee a free cenotry and the people
had • right to ruin themselves 11 they
wished. All this was said with a jocu-
lar air and in the same vela the leader
of the flume wont oa to say that
Mananbe elteeled by the water Francisco for Menlo Park, a distince of
stretches preened now by the Liberals, tiorty-three mates, we tind ourselves just
it would take 661years to take nut wee three melee from oar objective pont.
Being a tine meriting and an excellent
road we prefer to walk, and well repaid
lie were, err to me, at anyrste, • genuine
leek at Co' 'donna rural life was a treat.
Everybody was busy, either ploughing or
seeding—the rams for several weekelur-
ing just terminated put everything of an
agricultural and horticultural nature in
doll bine We arrived ors the grounds
'in &Soul an Tann iteeteelitietesenood OUT
stalk* and eoquiriss, Senator Leland
Stanford conceived the idea of richly
endow and, if possible, consisting dur-
ing his lifetinse, one of the most gigantic
and coot prelieusive edeastiosal establish -
meets in the world. Login kis own
son and only child, he determined to
appropriate a portion of his large wealth
towards the educetion of the children of
others and right nobly has Ite set about
ILMoisalve l• lbe
w ase Ilie • ars eall
to tam Pardaeraare or
lee 114-bir0.r.
Special correspondence of The Signal.
Pew ALTO, enitifforni4.
7th Feby. 184*1
'Visite* to California. showed metal
themselves of the opportunity el anise
the great University now besog built at
this place. 'felting the cars San
creel of say 4OO,OO tons of grain. In
no other way did the Premier allade to
the aliened 'hest blockarls or to the
disallowance question. He closed by
tertniog Mr Limier a Bourboe--one
who rememberioh•Weakiloil and ftwan!
nothing. Stream, for SINAI a well nee
roan Sir John misietoted 'Fistispessad's
bonus.. epigram describtag the Bente
hens :--"They learn nothing and forget
nothing.'"rhis allusion was intended to
twit Mr Laurier with calling up old
scores and introducing no new question.
THE *00100 ADOPTED.
Sir Richard Cartwright by way of re
jeioder rallied So John on his elm nee
jenty in Kingston, and the Frontier
placed his band on his breast and b -,wed
his acknowledgement. Sir Richard al-
luded to the Omelet • attendance at re-
vival enviers tis moiler. he had heard
that Sir John was a changed man, and
he hoped he veered give proof of his re-
pentance by repealing some of his
bad statutes. LI pre of that Canada was
not prosperous he ventured to say that
three of oor immigrants out of every
four crossed tato the Stator. He de-
nounced the disilluestize poliey as "a
most infenteus piece of tyranny° ani de-
clared no other cuentry in the world
would stand tr. Tee galleries new be-
eline, atteutive in erpectation of a aerie.'
of oratorical thunderbolts, bin it was *l-
innet six o'clock and Sir Richard time
eluded by stating his opinion that the
Fishery Treaty was hopelessly unfavor-
able to Canada. Heo. Peter Mitchel'
quietly made two or throe remarks and
thou the address was adopted without a
division.
ve.leliteriAL DRAIIIIAO ROOM.
Saturday eventeg tha Governor Gen-
eral and Lady Lsnadoeue held a Draw-
ing Room iu the red carpeted chamber
of the Senate which was ablaze with
lights and people with tbe best society
of the Dmainion for all quarters were
represented. 1 /rdinary mortals were
there too, but who looks at pansies
when rotes are in bloom The Geyer-
Ch°Pe" and looked nice. Mr nor Gementl, the Cabinet Ministers.
Striver perused a tile of his local paper
and Mr McMullen in & front seat looked
as kosely aggressive as ever. The
House patiently waited for the mem
led amender to 3s16I their formal task
in order to hoer the leaders. Dr Mon-
tagne made a complimentary reference
to ut. Governor /lenses' which was
joined in by subsequent speakers.
TIM OPPOSITION LRAD11.
lir Leerier on rising was warmly
supported by his followers. He first
refereed 10*5. absence (min the House
of Kr Blake to whom he paid a glowing
tribute. Then he Winegar! les frock
mot and sailed into the Government
They were a Ministry of broken peessi-
sot their path was paved with good in-
itiations. They declared last swesios
the soommity for a Minister of Trade and
Oompieros yet he looked Gn tho teessiory
hattabes in vain for such a hien Neither
bad they the Soliaitor General promised.
Whim was the matter Passel to fie
Spook be trusted the Franchise Ast
would be ansendiwl by being repealed.
At this Sir John smiled. Mr Laurier
a:premed nn opiaioa, nor did any ono
else on the fishery Treaty, bet be ex-
pressed ease doohe so to it being in the
wards of the *seek "both honorable
mid satisfactory. The mower sad
o toosidee had said Hist the coustry was
is a prospeross mews so the Libsesi
leader marvelled as the statonsmat. In
hie view the country was in it vezut
prowled condition. Otte proof wee
tho groat nousbor who wait to the
States. Was net tbe muse of this. he
inked, to he found in "our vicious
economical system." The orator then
grow eloquent in donoonuing trims and
emobiostions formed ender the protor
boo of the law by greedy moo. An and
should he pot to this mod Klee to sari-
trotiew, and en effort made to keep etre
D ative population at bane. Treating et
the ileemiel eitaadets bit kidded that we
4.4 Ist pay the 0. P. It instead al
the bads 1.Ole ,.em mine. Me
dessommil dleidlimmobes which prevent-
ed the grate bring esparto& fru thyll
mast%
is bhp edusimbe ametie
style_ lfailierror put st thatr
Weelhe tab.. away by the lhatl
11141116
s retortiellIffient.
Sir John Iltsorlorialte Poly lies
esmibed he that itifttapieety sosedelei
mamma in whisillib- 00 equal irs
f rtermel she Ws.
nithismant trim. Mef though-
twefrdn441 itt tho film Owens'
of Mr Rieke whom lesdentlellhee se ail
informed, ebb red armrest eseteseme.
111m oemisso Ihr Seams earnests= of ap-
prociatina dem set MM. aise, mod
,'us pluming to we Ow slaserley MI6
TUIS PIIILANTROPIIIC CEPERTAKEI.:.
Up to the present time the enormous
emu of twenty millions Of dollars have
been devoted to the fortherasee of his
plans. In the deed of trust everything
that human forethought and judo:neat
could suggest has been done to secure
without fail the accomplishment of this
generous hearted man's views. The
course uf instruction, whisk will inelude
that of both sexes, will be of the most
liberal and general nature. All the
learned professions, cavil and mining
engineering, the tine arts, and all
branches of agricultural and mechanical
pursuits will receive attention. The
letter is to be meat thoroughly carried
cut, so that boys with ideas for such oc-
cupations will be encearaged and taught
to make either a watch or a steam en-
gine, build a house or mhos • horn.
The necessity of this coarse cen be well
understood when statistics abundantly
prove that the want of a trade, with its
coneequent enforced idleness, has been
the greatest factor in producing oar
criminal class, and to meet this evil
Mr Stanford has adopted the mot prac-
tical niethod of remedying it, beerier in
mind no doubt that forcible lines of
Doctor Watts. "That Satan finds some
mischief still for idle hands to do.- Al -
Lieut Governee Dowdeiry and the staff though the corner stone was only laid
epitome whtle the briltient toe:Oleg of •
otfioers all ore their rich ti11
d °r2.°3' last May, a oossiderable portion of the
we
lig Pt
TRIG STYLI& Of AICIATTECTCRR
the ladies, mingled with the broadcloth
snits of their escorts, ferinee a picture to
be seen nowhere else in Canada. The
press gallery was well represented and
its two lady ambers, Miss Broarnmee
and Mee Doncan, .Garth ("tattoo/ look-
ed as pretty assay.
11- TIM or TIII2 falT.410N
The Senate has adopted the address
after • more protracted discussion than
in the Commons. Senator Sc..,tt at -
tasked the Fishery Trusty which he de-
scribed as a mos of peace a: any price.
Senator Sanford viewed the treaty as a
good settlement of • vexed question.
Hon Mr Abbott to'd on Saturday
the, he had n•t actually drafted a bill
fee the au of basket shops but
be was go4Js-tme.11.. sus maid b.
feasted. Th. evil should b. remedied.
The Press (ipilery is fuller than ever,
reproiestetiv4. rom Halifax le %Viotti-
pee Wag present. Tbere are 10 ...-
Col. Arnyot wilt introduce • bill do-
Going the Mx months limit clause is the
Elections Act.
The Reform Parliamentary muses is
being held to.lay.
Nieto, has been gives in the Sagan
of the adoption of now rules of pro-
moters in divofto asset Their mature is
not explaised.
Pulleno is West Middles' mad Priam
Edward bounty takes plats oa the 10th.
Tbe writ for Rialto! is expected this
week.
Mr Dewier of Penes Sliced falend
has ernved.
Messrs Parcell, Guilimelt and Caron
whose SIMS it in appeal have all takes
their oasis
Sir Oberlin Tapper's osid kept hies
allot the House Ise* week.
1%. sommittoss ler the esesicte will to -
dry be reported to the Hors.
"Soli Withers saye tha feeling in
Mseitom is Met now Mt Greemeray
the We mid a the sash he will build
the mud es the bistadasy whether the
Demilairm hires tt or not and the poliey
el disalloosnes therefor* le imt Is
mush emiesquamee.
Seaster Delleesse 1. paisa be mils •
3*0 mer emirs steteemets irob
die Moo hook referrer to de Ptit
VIne=
seeobles et ont ant
lily. 'the Somtor is emehed of serials
MM. whit* emanations are h. Meier
a brash of the privileges of parliament.
W. Weastees, list Wevistiosh, mid
iLtoewueer old Sly to A. Tow. who
tab* is to Manieetas, for $M.
"Tat
P1R 4i y
pont n,
moral
right o
been inatot
SOW been
&Ma of Neat\
paper Serer% nr
price which 0,,,,,
culatiou o
throseles ne
the pompom'
is the old Mexican, which is more adapt-
ed, perhaps. than any other as in correct
keeping with ita surroundion. The
entre building, or chapel, will, Ise tlfe
highest part and beneath Its roof will
met the remains of his boy, who died far
away from home while traeollisi to
Seel*. The seperintoodeet of the
works- a Stretch Caeadiaa—wee exceed -
'ratty kiod and attentive in furnishing
me with iefonnetioe as to the progress
of the work. At merit shoat • hun-
dred stonemasons en enrced• 1106•Pck-
ing Bootch, Gorman and Canadians ;
their pay is $4 per day, and they are
*barged four dollen per week for tater
board, whish I can Weil, from mamma
experience is of the mon generous kind.
There brine no public places near by
whore refreshments could be cbtafoed.
!ay fend mad senelf wore invited to
pin the man at dinner. They mil sat
dews at Iwo long tables, where se
aboadasses of se exeenent roast beef,
monotehles, goad bread and butter, ti
us paid*/ sal mem, .11 well toithed
mei well served was to Is. had. Alter
the meal was over, all hands enjoyed
Crof foot -ball Inc a quarter ef
. lostoro returning to their detiett
Let a good sasehanis ones get • ponies
Isere, and he is pretty acute to be loader-
tably filed for some Sam to come.
Inez SWATS
onoriptioss eight miles rquani. a lave
pottiest nf whigh is seder erne, while
the bawdier/ of horses iied cattle forms,
large basimess of itesif—five keadeal
horses, sestprisiiir noon, trutteesi
drivers tied drsoaht, are now oe the
r•""•••• resitteg ranee from oos
bondred thellses up to twenty -fire thew
mod. Your townsman. A. M. Pot''',
would just be is his glory going through
the large, porfoolly kept and extensive
stables. Is those days of Mims and
arenstieimes it is p04 50 knew re wen
hese. Sae greet eo0. will be modest-
* es far es its semilar condition are
'ememernod, perhaps • =ph doeaing
fter sonfileell
rceat aea tat
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appikaYisites:074-14t(lerargers) Thticvliv. ttnftlibdibistpeNr atiknillfks'
men, and (l) Its Cos- 14,,, pa
well worth tiveduto.e4 woo to t
win send any uiia-iii,, roctiso
5 cents.
"Haerza.a.
title of New
Colonel Thomas Winow
in lialwr's
funder that'. ...
V 41(111,1/ki,",
lircITIC,M1t,ILI;
the story of a tramp olemeje,imsty
lames, in • fascinating et it is ttie
career of one Henry Tuft' 4 i. d„„.,...
ed. and • precious seensp ,,,,,.-"--
11
addition to his other inkjet. es
• book, and it is from 'teeth,
memoir' that Colonel lilego.,.
view, has collated the sigrive
dents grouped under thlieelitk sr,
vagabond as Tufts could not e. t
Our tramps are altogether we.0
forestial( rogues; their nmeouta,
be commonplace ; but Tufts, vel
n et Higginem's help, allows us
at Revolutionary times frogs a tie
of view, and gives us fresh ideas
material which made up • part of
ington's army. They were ineorrog
patriots. of worse, from one pot
view ; but they had their seamy „.
The only trouble with this ai tittle is t
it is tno short.
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