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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-10-27, Page 44 THS SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1892. ht otligaxl, is Pomo ZVIIIRY THURSDAY MORNING RI R. MaHia1 MT. Piss d Pail(=- and M. Meclan rest. Ysierneb Ontario. Teems se aW..1l01.s s f).. *heats, is adverse 1 11 ` Months. If creddiii 1 0 is sound. ting peMg fly ewer win be 1 31 adverse alas Maine lw.a: and otase o•aeal.dv.rft.emeats• qo per (Ise for arm Ltn.NU.., and 3 oats Per lino her each ,ubb..e eot Iretba. Measured by • bonne r:1 .0010. nu cis .tarda of Mx lines eel under. gt Per yeAdvert cements of IoM, Pond, Strayed alumni's' vacant, Situations Wooled sad alumni's' Bensees l'bsaos. Wanted mot sxts.ediag t Itemnonpsrell, $1 per month. House. o.i Male and berms on Halo, sot to exceed .: hoe., 11 for first month. Seo. per nab e ,Vuenl math. Larger advte to propoetioe. 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Mein Manna chosen la time the Idle of absolution was rend Se llagland i the people, %botanists villein. booms pe - Holly their own raise. mad the nib d feal- ty to the undivided lest mesa of M nee. N tole the system of g.v s tw.mt was posing through the vernal styes of evoletiom, whist emcbed its china: whom to people of os the head of King Caaato because he paneled is looking to the dors ages for exam* sod inspiration, the term of des oath remained practically nehmen to net the requirements of the altered con- ditions: and today we seines the abear- dity 01 officials swearing fealty t, a .oairah who herself is but • deputy of the people, though like all mo• ietrae ate would grasp more power if she could, as wanes h er inMuteaoe that the great Radical LASOt.'- (A n*x should be excluded from the GI.AD- erroas cabinet, .md her pleasure at the extra dwelt,. conferred upon her as Reran' or 1soIA by BEA. °N vin -D. In oo.olderiag the oath taken by Mr. MY**n in the light of the foregoing [mets. What do you find' We are justified from Use facia of history in sxoludtng Quos. Vtc- roatA as a monarch or as an iadirid*ml from oomsiderauon. She did not pay Mr. Moab h ie salary. The people of Ontario did. He was ander no obliration to guard the special interests of VLLi,*1A, shier all an 1.divid. ual or as • monarch, for were it one ad- mitted that to ber was allegiance der in either nen, she would have a perfect and Iogtod right to befst upon the soundness of the long ago exploded principle el absolute anarchism. Some of the beet blood of Britain was spilled to dstioy absolutism, and at the threshold of the twentieth nen• tory, 'rhea we are in full view of the most perfect liberty and rituality, we chant af- ford to let our representatives take even one regretful look back at the darkness and tyranny from which the blood of our fore. fathers delivered tie. Mr. Menne took no oath of fealty to absolutism or to monarchy of any kind. He simply, as an enlightened man, in the light of the above facts, took .n oath that he would perform his duty as county crown attorney. He owed that duty to the people, act to the crown. In performing that duty he never failed. He did hie whole duty, and so well, ..het Sir Ouvxa Mower, through whom the people paid the salary, repeatedly complimented him upon the poise and care be was at in attending W the people's busias.e. He reoeived no gratuity trorn the crown, but was paid by fees for Use work ha performed and for nothing else. What au outrage upon common seas and justice it is to say chef he merit- ed dismimal because, when at such tams as be might have devoted to extending his law praotice and akiag money, he chose to tell the people of Canada they would be benefitted by uniting their fortune with their brethren in the United Stat.. In the sone category with Mr. MYttn JOB PRINTING BUSINESS- stands tate Orangemen who may favor union with the Stats ; and with the Orangeman we wish • few quiet words. Our recol- lection of the Orangemen's oath, as we have seen it printed, is that the members of that society take upon themselves an obligation to bear true alkgience to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, so long as she shall main- tain the Protestant religion, and to inform her as to the existence of conspiracies against her life and dignity, etc. Thucath has a history pertly its owe ; partly that of the general oath of fealty. In the light of that history it must therefore be considered The oath was formulated after the followers of the Prinoe of Onassis hal driven King •1.tnits from his throne and placed upon it • man who in himself had little right to reign over the people of F:ngIaod. By this very set the t hramgemen demonstrated that they did not believe they were under any ob- ligation to bear allegiance to any in- dividual or system of government, and that the queen is the emblem of authority just as the mace is the emblem of authority in the hands of the speaker of a legislature. They were loyal to what they considered to be • principle that principle being the duty and right of Protestants to protest against what they held to be . he ecclesiastical and civil encroachments of the Church of Rome. Prince William, became the defender of that principle •tad in that •apacity, as defender of the faith, the Orangemen toot the oath of .Ileguance not to the Primas se an io• div ,dual nor W the monarchical system which he represented _but solely W Pro- testantism which was in him personified. The words " so long as she shall maintain the Protestant religion" are • proviso which go 10 prove this view of the oath W be the corns.* oma, for on her maintenance of the religion depends her dignity and her crown from the Orange point of view The subecrib er is open to offers for the puri ha.e of the Newspaper and Job Printing Office of THE GODERICH SIGNAL, One of the beat exquippnll offices and best paying country newspapers in western Ontario. Satisfactory reasons for gelling. Address D. Mai ILLiCL- DDY, Frspetetor. TER .ATN 4111781111111111 AY set haler ori » rearlISAL son the disc neat of Mr. Eu:IN Mvtu, by Sir ()twee Mower en the pretext that he had violated his obligation as County Crown _Attorney In taking part in the great n.ove- mot ior the consolidation of the English speaking peoples of North America in one grand nation extending from the tropics to the north polar sea, and hounded on both sides by an ocean which encircles the world, the oath question has become a subject of much diaconate:lAwyera have handled it from all points cf view. Some hold that every word of en oath must be construed literally, bait such narrow-minded lawyers ought W know the abeurdity of such a con- tention, for how frequently in their own law books do they meet with sections and clauses, one half of which is so apparently in contradiction of the other half that roan - =mutton find it necessary to enable the student W gain a proper understanding of such legal tangles W explain that the clause most be interpreted in the light thrown up on it by the 000text The same trouble is Everything In the oath is enbordiiate to met with by the Bible students. Some the overshadowing principle of Protestant - hold W the origimal idea of a literal hell, ism. fat her one abandon Protestantism, with firs and other essentials to most fright and the cry "Down with the Queen" would fol torment&, while others put • Ices um !om become as popular as " To Hell with the Portable interpretation upon the panne. re- Pope,'. on that at ohne both the individual bating W future punishment. and the system of government bsoome ma- le considering the nath taken by Mr. temptibie in the Orangeman's eye, and the Melte, which is the same as all officials principle of Pensioning' beames pars take, nee tact .hosted be remembered, and mount. As in *he case el the general oath in the light of that fact the oath ehonld be of loyalty. while there has hos adman - construed. In its present form, the oath is meat and evdetieo el thought and anti- • survival of •I solat. tiosarehy W hen meet as the world has grown eldera.d wiser, the kings of England ruled with atiaduts there has Ism unfortunately ro corn s away they were obliged to take every pemdiag sings ia the forst of oath token precaution W prevent the people from by the Orsaremet. Th. ;words "His securing any of that power which the kings Majesty" have changed W " Her Majesty," alone panned- -s fearful were they that but me one has hen taken of the growth of their rotten system would orumbk W de- Demo.rnican l Rep.blilanreatilmestamong cay and themselves be redwood W the ranks. the walla l'et the fora[ of tie oath remains They mould not •d..i mian dl again penes- the hams se it was 100 years ago because ally. •ed wishing ta g.trd again. any is- the evehitiee .1 government has bowl es vision of their "divine rights," whoa any graded as to be &Inrn imperceptible, sad but themselves were anted to nen in up to the present tins there has .risen so govereneet, theme es favored were allowed aneemity for chancieg the (r•tgaat', to shwa tie moldy preresouves es the knee oath se as W make it as clearly and se solely aeptf.. only after they ed taken a • Protestant oath as it was when Gamed. special with of dhgiaas be the kiy- No part el the tka.goms.'a oath on jmmly The eljmet of this, H is quite dear. no le...ddered as hiding.pn hie coassignee Mat the kung might retake unimpaired his exempt Mat whisk beads kiss se an advaned alwelmM seniority. The mob et allocdnoe. Protestant es mofatai. Hee F'rotestnt re- ws nigh is *he poem el the kis* net Niko There/ere no Oesnger as wbadg- saes the kkeg shared W neregr hes, nee • e great prke,iptm d W order whin he with nue ewes M tear ar apimes N hi. donor ler Padl1sl Gain eel* the Udtd sell. ►m ewers espestes bpm Mem that abates the power d- ted Se dmo wars really Thos le enol. Imtaee whish Tis es- r SUL trend sill to the .sts.ti.a d (kayo as that .s3..et. Parruer• was to le r who fear that rnthtmtal onion is ow- the kind leery wdenther en that pard Mary WSW obligations el the Osier, and saki ete••i•a. sad ..t Ronan Hat is Mai the Omani beide has gaits • Ain : A week or two ago Mayor BtT- lellowtag .n She other aide el the lite, not- LAM padded M • farewell diner to ably in Dann, whore Beeth.. Tasysoa pennon resident who was leaving town. steads l en ro the lichok, sod in Miens, Anent the toast& proposed was that when, daring the C.lase in bi•- penis ea " Tlake Manus," unpin with Friday el ion weak. • along r peeaaWse d on.. maDr. N e Ho0a , ekeirmsm d t tm of Amauie•e Orangemen carried their Oahe* Harbor Uomittee d the Town (.Dema[. 1a tae • peat parade. ad, headed by the No ems will dispute the fact that Mr. Nunn. well -know* farm el Dr. Rarsotos. 1111•116 d eon ran .noompromw•e Conservative, he to the add -time air. el " The Orange Lily '' hew • truthful moa, and spsakug nt on and the " ProtestaBoys.' subject- the tmproventente a the harbor Again, at the oelehe.tioa of the Twelfth what did he say ' ltd hs, looking into 1 of July last year, at the groat "walk ' et eye of Mayor Burtgs uu that ucoseiw, ei moot Sarnia, the moNoticeable feature u the the credit for the ea spout& and prosnwt ptrooeadas m wthe appear nos of the Sag(- of clot work to that geeUer.wi. Nay . new and Bay City ledges, which took part, did hot eves entices net gsuUa eun's and UPI loudest u loudest cheers of the day wecau section with the goveromwital favors given by the ('aoadian contingent when the but staled uu.,3uivuoally that the town w w brethren from "the other side" swung into riving the feast of good thing* include line, b the strain of " The Boyne Water,'• harbor improvement& and railway sub.di and with the Stars sad Stripes proudly because Hum. J. C. Patterns bad been gloating side by side with the baanerete of elected. KIN" Wtt.uAII and Col•NT VON ScxuHmgnOar ar Conservativeervative friends ass settle Anse/ion1n vivisg the Anse/ion visitors • fro- twain themselves to whom the credit is d r osptioe the Canadian Orangemen sen 111 there be any credit whenthe tows were only carrying out the idea which per- only rseslvimg its just dues at the bands mooted the great oleo/owl council, where the (:overu.teuli. It PA1-rsa'o1 is the man delegates othe United Stats mot the who has the iatluenoe " thea Int Parrs dBurt delegates from Britain and the colonies asos receive due credit ; but if Mayor disavowed on an equal footing, without trio is the " be all and do all " in connect tiro, the beet methods for the furt ermacarn . sand PAaso' u " mot in it,' why, w of the Order. want to knit it, you know. Aad thus is another bogie to Ceo*iasntal But we don't want every Tory who Union removed. ranniag for office --from pouodkeeper t mn parliatarlan—to be eternally claimi that the Government is carrying out the in gr'ovements of this country simply beam it wants him w et 1s Senn. '• nu k-* 1 UMW' Mt a .&silt•, Then was never • time when the people' denied' for justice have pot been met by awls of violence on the part of the aa whose privileges were being challenged. In the days of the ancients nearly every ad- rocate of popular rights met his death at the hands of hired asasims The middle ages furnished examples of men who fee justice's sake suffered imprisonment in dun w d goons rile and watered the tofreedom with their blood. Our own day hseen us numeroexamples of European tyrants hunting down men whose only crime was ''ea loving their fellow m ' and dear* to du good. Evan this " Canada of ours" sent Use martyrs Leant and Matthews to thels sdol.l, a sacrifice to the Wood -thirsty r mints of the loyalists of '37. Twos ever thus with the *re is of royalty, and so will it .ver be if the mom of ('ands tamely submit to the fury and loyalty sawdust which is belched forth by crazy Dctiisom, of Toronto, and squirted byse The Toronto World, whoeditor, by the way, was but a few years ago • frothy and flannel -mouthed advocate of Canadian Independence, which is in oertaisty se re- bellious against Bmu ritish ooeetioO as that of Union with the Staten The e World, which has never been chows in its selection of tate quarter from whence finan- cial aid name, we do on look for anything m that is not purely ommerciel, for it& editor hu $ very appreciative knowledge of what is meant in commercial circle as "so much for the job " and therefore we never niarval when we read anything unusual in that enema journal. Hut for the l,euefit of whom It may coocern" we beg to say that we intend to discussthe Union question without the slightest thet coregardingopinionsw opinions of the Toronto sashbucklers. (H course, these fellows know teat dis- cussion makes convene by the thousand to the Unim onist cause, for comoo sense awl u the good of the pd0t& as are 0at& aide and therefore they advocate the knocking! down of all the Usionuts as the only way to meet their advances. The powers of the law are to be invoked to crush, but we may just as well he plainse with thebelligerent fellow* and tell them ,se that they n commence their work of prosecution and blood as soon as they like and they will find the people ready. A whole ratios cannot be indicted, and it all the Unionists oo • are to be dealt with aord- ing to martial law the jails will have to bela enrged and our fields left untitled. Just let the military gang in Toronto come up W Huron county sod they will foal us pre- pared to talk Union right in their teeth, and if blond letting u W he the order of the day so let it be, but it wont be all no one side. And who, pray, are these braggarts going to order powder and ball for' Not for • foreign hand of marauders, but for the brothers and neighbors of the mom in their own ranks whose only ocemoe is that they think the time has come for the mrs fare, mechanics sad other industrial classes W give thsmsglvee and families • better chance W got along. To shoot w W speak down, forsooth, because they dare tr the truth sad tear trot to tell the colonists ene that the day of Cada'e socntlos must end and the well doing of her people must be the first •s t esaideratioa of the fathers and mothers of our land is it t es.on to pleadt*at the political system of sur 000ntry should be ohaaged noe w that the lemon of the census and the failure of governmestal opiates have becerne anif.m' If so, thea w. w traitors. It is not ntreasonable but tntly patriotic W ad- vocate d. s vote the Gaily partible remedy to staunch the flow of our country's bole blood W the Stats, and W hiador the impov.risbm.st d our toiling mace and the desolation .f mainear homes main by tins departure of on omen died daughters W ohne laud where the improved pofitioal rendition produce the hes/thy mrr lthy nntereial stats from which west Republic derives her est wealth sad lawcMo aua, s'. ono non the Tor ed ghee eaist& that it will take tatty .1l their don W d dawith the Canna in dontToronto alone, whose me dot the exietisg Menem is onsiag theatreds W ourse the system Mit te deletes their mime sway to Detroit lllud►le, etroit .d ether eines off the U.In. Shs.M the .1Rbry blokes want • eamp.iga mann the doughtyDenny Den dines sen seea M their segood od pleasure, bat lob Mthat s. rest eimsed ththey wool bre a let et hall Womble dial will they ey w a d the he this he v. too he Dams am .g es b.- is of Ran MPH T ■g>rlieraa Mayor BCTtia is evidently muck uo b s job, and W taken the earliest opportaaity possible to have himself interviewed with referents to his intentions at New Year's When asked if he would again be • candi- d/se for the mayoralty, the interviewed told the interviewer that he would be in the field. Then The Star editorially gives r•es.ons why Mr. Brviau should be ontic..d e. office as follow. '•He is desirous of seem the harbor im- provemeote, which were n this year, completed with as little de y as posibbe, and be rightly believes that to the position of the town's executive he can exert a non• siderable in8unee in accomplishing that much desired end. The Star is able to gay that plans are beim? prepared with • view to the probable extension of the north pier some 400 feet, and tenders will be asked for the work at an early date. This, with the continuation of the dredging .o successfully carried on this season, would make the harbor equal to any emergency." What does this mean' .aro we to under- stand that no other man but Byrum has the interest of the town at heart and would desire to see the harbor improvements u a000mplisbed fact at an early date' Or dos it imply that although the Gov- ernment plans and specifications are being prepared for a 400 -feet extension of the north pier, and tenders to be called for, that the work will not be gone on with if JOHN Bt-rLa r sot elected mayor of God*. rich' Ands it to be generally believed that the continuation of the dredging of the Government harbor of refuge for the bene- fit of Canada's Lake marine is merely • question of votes in Brn.La"a favor and not a matter of public benefit' These are matters that the mayor and hill mouthpiece should explain, for the public are not gullible slough to take any stock in the specious claims to the mayor- ality nude by either the one or the other. If the question of the election of the mayor of I:oderich is deemed of such im- port -moor that the Government of Canada gays that the election of a certain candid ase will cause it to give or withhold from the public treasury, the people not only of this town but also of the entire Dominion should certainly know that such is the COM. We all know that in parliamentary con- tests the looting of the public treasury is looked upon in oertain localities by pro- feesio.al Tory politicians as legitimate en- terprise, but until The Star put its argu- ments in favor of Mr. Rrrt.ca we were mot aware that the ids had invaded municipal elections. The general impression was tlrat the her- bor. was being dredged, and the seeded im• provements by harbor extension .tad other - nes, were under cooaderation in *e pub- lic interest, and because t he requirements of traffic demanded such work; and it will be news for the people to learn that the era penditure incident to the prosecution of the work was made because .Toni BcTLae was mayor of (:clench, end was contingent up- on his re-election at New Year's. The Star might as well go • little farther with it& gassy statements and tall the rate- peyen that WTI.ra has not Duly got a " pall " e* the Government W aid him in municipal matters, but by • special dispen- sation of Providence hes got a cinch on the rain and sunshine W promote hie mayoralty contest. For we it known to all mss that Mayor Ruder has lied as much to do wi h the plen..at Fall ..d the bountiful mope .a he had with the public works in l:odericb. On this lire TMs SIUNA.. dos not speak from guesswork, het ono submit authorities which even The Star will not disputa hiring the last political mutest in West Horn, Hon. J. C. Pitmans sod hie friends calmed that by his stoniest liode- rie1 could loos for government aid with do.fideros. It w.ea't the mayoralty *ke- no that would !ring about the rood thaw -it was the election of .1. C. I'ATTI/y*0N. This is what The Star double bgaded in its Jens of Fah. 18 "A letter was removed at The Star Mike yeat..vloy Rom • prominent and well blew. skipper of this county, in whish he gays : was in bands en the 9th *sed there heard en geed awHority that Woes sea= Wag is done to Oederieh barber Iib the Host bes will set be able ter 3 et Beaty l this year The letter ego be nem at this nOoe by nyess desiring it. Lot tato people of Ood.rloh ask thernselwall Whether itis. Patterson or Irv. Cameron Is most likely to se - Sere the extensity* and Masten t Inaprov.m.ntai d.slred at tole harbor." Throe is ant • lean sheet Mayor boar le emnetMiee with the polite improgennes teens, Nor yet w ill they god Utah w.amt Ontario be like sato BsM.rhw As Paves Mct.vAfttr Lind me ayeaalr, •• Tb.) ro Lheu.euldia' ler a basin'. '' • staaot sasaso .. The tulbuwiag report levee (:viler Names to the Sheriff WI the o.uduion of the gaol. should have some effect oe the Cueing Co' mood in evimg this disgraceful noddles of affairs remedied Time awl again the council Imo had the matter brought to its attention, Ont as )'et no proper rum•edml measures' nye been Mans We ouuninend the saw to the hoard of Health Dna Rte -la view of the trot that our country is likely to be visited by • danger• uls epiticnuc, it would be criminal oat my part acre 1 to remain silent on the sanitary modifies of the gaol proper. Thera u not • siagledrabs in .aueulutton with ams. AU the grassy filth of the hitches, all the filth of weebmg and scrubbnng the rand. also the filth of five water closets, are all allowed to soak into the ground of the gaol premien, prudgcing maxims mid dmigerous rms. This state of affairs has been going ca .3500 the year 1842 The stench farm the water ebaets at unser 3. simply disgusting and you cu int./ioe in what condition the soil to the gel yard mum be by this time, m. y • veritable breeding ground for any is that nand visit es It ie true an eight -inch tile dram was put u last summer on the north aide of Use gaol, beginning an the cells of the gaolers quar ters and runs down the bank in front of the notThis drain could be oono.cted with the water closets in the two yards it rums through, but owing to Lbs apathy of the to make the council nolkr gg s me ooam.ctiow, arlthouleigbeen doh it would relieve two water closets, leaving four ea the south side to ati11 Lc nt.minate the atseesphse. The dooms from he collar has made name one - partitively dry, so that it esm sow be util- ised, but it is still damp and tasty 1 am an ashamed W gar 1 vow the present con- dition d mires with alarm. IT LOOKS *. V t1o.OesT sae Otos, Ma. Bras: a sears on the mays0hdi question, when he takes a two .s.the' rue at tit. office. Tea WITua or TIM STAT HAD To 1AT ...Isis crow at the rant siert of anis, wken • jury of his 000.try.sn attached to him the stigma of • weans and malicious libeller, that he has boa voautinv ever siooe. Tex Retie= H t♦ DttrtvvaagD THAT THL*t is a fine opportutwity for (panda t0 build up • trade in hay with the Old Country. it err talented contemporary will now boom the oo d•wood export we'll all be happy. Markov are what we want wader the Me- Kinley bill sod the Titley tariff. Tag STA* LAST wfraa StRITSIAND TO A towpath .xpei.moe of the editor of .tie jowled. We aro in nowise ashamed of the experience, se it was an honest though humble occupation, sad it gave us ea iasight into the proper handbag of re cab:itrant mals which start us In good stead when dealing with aha on which now tris to run The Star. MI JAI. Mnn.lru, 01V Ter STAR Nov. refers to his friead Gobs as " the tool Goan, sow .witting his trial for perjury." This u rather • harsh way to speak of hie tried and neonate, but perhaps if Mitchell had been sent to jail instead of begging off se h. did, .,oat would have spoken of hum as "the tool Mervittt.t" Whim • certain class et worthies fall out bona Man sometimes hear the truth. But, boron bright, it is rather hard for the Mrristu. pot to call tae (:oat kettle Mack. They were united in the character blasting business and by prime ban they should not be divided. POPLAR ROW From our own correspondent. Miss Ida Sallow, has returned from visit ing her brother in Detroit and from friends in London. SILya WtnDIN,. AT MArtswanp Fan'. —Friday, October 21st, was • gala day at Maplewood Farm. Early in the atter • wood the many relatives and friends began to arrive to celebrate the tbta annivsn.ry of the marriage of Mr. and Mn. Thomas Sallows. The .lay was all that could be desired A calm mild day, as will such days will loan. To call the squirrel and the bee from out their Winton home, Wham the sound of dropping mats is beard though all the trees are still, And twinkle in the smoky light the waters of the rill. During the afternoon a championship Wise of quoits was played between IJ Wise end A. Morro repre.eOLimg Colborne, •sed .1. Bellows and 0- Smith reverencing Orey. The latter won by 21 points W 14. In the evening the guests were treated W • snmptuou.repast after which the tine was ,pent in socia Intercourse, recanting toad singing. Many numerous sad costly prod mote were presented to the o ost hostess The canny broke up about use o'clock, after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Moe. !allows nay happy ggturs of the day. Grey : Joh. !Bowan, ohs has taught for the pset two yearn ke S. 8. No. fad, will attend the Normal Saiool M Torten next year W secure his prdomkNol 9d. Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and ilypnphnuphisea ie both a fed and a remedy. 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