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O IkRI('[: THURSDAY. MAA'--w:ills--
> THE FARMER IN POLITICS.
It h Irten a matter ot frequent
complaiht among- farmers that their
calling ' not represented as it should
be in P 1Vhilo in nutulwrie
and in th importance of the 'indult-
try, farme the leading clary in
this motor r infuence in legisla-
tive matters 's n t at all in propor-
tion. This is ot because ferment are
not capable of ine prominent posi-
tions in public eIfe ; on the contrary,
.route of the hes mett.ottr legislative
halls have Dern - et)me from the
farm, where the f open lif - devel•
ops a clear-headed, independ , kind
of thinking of whi we has,
gether too little am .g our 1
tore. The reason fo the s
attars of which farm' - core • n is
clearly that they do no ma use of
the 'enormous power , f eoncertei
action. Other industri . interests
realize the advantages of , anizat ion.
and are always prepared to seize any
opportunity that presents itself to
further their ends. The armers,
while they beve -eheit rgani tions,
largely neglect teem and ge, orally
fail to employ theta to any d
purpose.—
Ih pubticif aiirs it is not advi
that classin to
should rule
tet•e+y
the refusal or disinclination of-ag
cuIWrufs to take matters into th
own. ands as they niighttdo (oa.4hei
vantage is not to their dis-
Sometimes, however, when It
to be seen that on account
""`4Tfarurers t0, take. ware
0r o
!e helot ro `fail d
g tons
agricultural community
among the farmers
wake up' and Jnake
There are signs
ova
'credit.
ie pleiul
of there
of eel
justice
hero ids
UsaOmert.in 11euce
that this spirit ' of assertiveness is
growing, and ohe way in which, it is
manifesting ice if it in,theedeeip�lt, Chat
farmers sh(iul4 more frequently be
choeeree arlis.tttrnta ry reptex uta.
Lives. in this county at the present
time, of-siiztatndidat"t for the legis.
lature one -Mr. John T. Currie. -
in North 1 iron=i,ja farmer. It will
he interesting L. Gee what support Mr.
Cllrrie,.will_ have in A constituency
that is almort,wholly agricultural. It
should be some twtisfaction to the
farmers'of -the riding to see let= of
themselves elected to represent them
on the floor of Parliament, and if they
cast Aside -the opportunity preTeuted
by the candidacy ot Mr. 'Come et
may very naturally be taken as -halo'
indication,that they at+ not sericnut itt
their complaints, as to the, lack of
cohsideriition with whi(ib-thej_r desires
are treated by tfi)ee in authority.
QONDIMNEQ, BY A FRIENI),•
The Tory Laindon Free Press .hsd
this paragraph on Monday frtttn its
Brussels correspondent : •
"Councillor Seeker. Who is a mem-
ber of the Centre Huron executive,
attended the, Conservative nominate
ing convention at l'iirdon Thursday.
It it a very awkward -itlhrg fe. the
people in the no`rte, as all the trips to
Meaforth or tilifittn, where' the nom-
inations are held, have to be made by
driving."
Perhaps The Free Preis will accept
this statement of its own colureapon,
dent as evidence of the nuhstential
truth of the charge tuade by the Lib-
erals of this cuurny that the'recent
redistribute of the Huron ridings wee
designed to serve n0Mterest but that
of the Conservative party. Two conA-
pact ridings were changed into two
long, drawn-out ridings in which
people et the opposite enol* have to
drive fifty to sixty palet to make the
round ,trip from their hmneo to the
meeting place and lack Again.
It remains to lir. seen if the peo pW
of Huron will accept the gerrymander
withtwee -emphatic prnteet at the
polle.
A MODEL (ANtTI..MOAN
1)r. I'yue events to T(e spent tri ptm•-
ing that he is fitted rather for the
role of a w,trd'polilithinn tbin for tin
office of efinister of 1'd.iratlnn. At
the Ease Terento nominating content-
, tion last week, diso-' aatng the wienttl-
question, he exp%eesed his viewil
in hie elegant fashion :
'e murk stick together and stAnd
by o' r friendb. I do net believe in
piscat g my •oenli5*. 1 know whet
mytem iee are. and they ran go t
Shale the•
d sl fit
the
devil((elveat"
These are the Minister's doted• as
reported by` ,e Mail and limpet,
Lit the 'people Numn consider that
x lnaa of the spirit displayed in this
expt•esion should be et the heaiut of
threeduNMtional ayetent of Ontario
One of the candidates for tioneue-
tIerirt ,thin weetiug had declared
"No obit will ever get •a smell of any
patronage,"_,d .1)r• Pyue tullowed
Otte spicy -pronouncement for cave
cervica reform jy stating that he
agreed With this view ant/ then Phe
reeded with the reivark quoted *been.
Dr. -Pyne is the ntemher of the
Whitney (`alentt' who interfered in
the administration of the license law
in Toronto and demanded from Chair-
tawa-Flavelie that a liceliae be given
to one of his "friends" against whom
fourteen convictions for violations Of
the license law had heetreegiatered.
A fine malt to he Minister of Edttca-
Lion, is he not :•
the GoverUutent, the representation
of the city is being doubled,' and a
slicks scheme is (wing worked lar en-
sure. it possible. Stitt every- one of its en-
Mr.- {trouJf(ot, the Liberal son}i(
hold -
eight members will In a supporta'( of date in •Centre Huron, has been injt'a se7•ies of turnings this week iu
the Government. the western part of the riding. Meet -
When the eight 'reroute) members- iuga,have leen arranged Gag follows for
get what they want, the tart of the next week : Monday, at Auhatto ;
.Ptrtvince will look as if it didn't Tuesday, �at leindeshoro : Wednesday.
(.
at ou.Uoice ; Thure d'ay, et Beech.
amount- tu much. _ wool: Sattiritay. at Benmdler. Mr.
Two other members of the Cabinet Proodfa,t will speak at the noniilia.
represent city constitueueles-Hon. J. thin tweeting at Clinton on Monday,
,b . 1lrndtiet of Hamilton. and Hun. June 1st. On Thursday, June 4th. he
will have a tweeting in Goteerictr': on
Adapt Beck, of London. I''riday, June Atli, •he will be at Mea -
No wonder that. as The \Veek1 forth, and on Saturday, Jiinb lith, tet
Nun hee,pointed out, the reasonable glow. 'r�ltsse meetings will be all•
te( uerlr of the farmers have been dreeet tl 1,y Mr. Pruudfuett and others.
1 and the (-oneervatiye candidate or his
deliberately refused. representative itt invited to be preeeuL
POLITICAL NOTES.
i EDITORIAL NOTES.
Art Candidates Poitet, Shi.gnrcr
WHERE THE -FARMERS' DOME fee ttnd#iither to tavAr ht tht als,liLion of
the uuidel sehoole ?
In Mot, the last 'tear of Littoral goy- - --
eminent, the Provincial expenditure Geo. II; (.oiidrrhanr, the well -
was 1/5,287,1100. In Its!;, after three known brewer, is one of the ('onaerv-
xtive candidates in Tot'tnitu. His ed-
ycnta of 1Vhitney administration. it The Conservatives of !'enter Huron
was;$7,711,05%J. This la an increase of ('ice will no doubt be meeting to the held their • eeting at Cllutaal on
til per cent. • Clover nutent in (tenting • ice temper-'lhuraday !oast for the purposes of
tonce legislation. urgenizattote ;out the., eek•emo of a
�h'Q_-jIICI� _IIf-...-1'X}x Odltlll'� Vii- --
candidate to contest the riding' in the
spread pretty welt oven tbe, a
vrious It is up to the f,u•inorii ar sq-tle cotning electton. It was mit to he ex -
departments. of administration. with Huron to elect John T: Currie---tt t±T� t at_Thee*
one netatae exception the Ieeparte really,wait the fanning community in
, which
at the cut
out spects
in this hive Y ing, which meta cut out for a licit hire
'trent of Agriculture. In Pell the ex- etererentt'el in Parliament. Mr. for the benefit of the Conservative
peuditiire in this I)ep(rtmeut •war Currie is a practical farther- Liu only rt j iii North Linton and Mouth
4.11 ' in i15JT- ii war 1jttHt►.711-7 Mor' rte'" :4440--- it- ins thought
1 -„ . tone emote; the tlIz canal idiatus (n tier. advi+xb en put ape slime show
increase otJes than Is per cent,. three Hilton ridings. • of :tight. JA had.- }seen' enneunced
While the total expenditure has in- -se-- - • that lien. .1. \V,,Aleotu.s, Provincial
creased 48 per cent.( the 1)eparttpent - Archibald Blue. :the- 11<rwielon Secretary, would -her present, but Air.
of Agriculture him to get :(long with census c 'ssiuner. hem demon' Hanta it erideutly ten tory a man
an lticrelisre of lees than n pier (:rpt. _releeted tr the census statistic. � s Lute ti tueut•Ieu,,tu!'hen�an effect
The farmers of Ontario do not ap- that in thirty year's the average was made to wrote timer ,( lark, of
iwar to hove much influence with the length of life in °Metre, has increased Centre Bruce. for one or -his funny
Present Government. by over three yeat.s. Once again. in, 'perches : het Mr. (Tare also , had Ali -
spite of the pessimists. i}�is proved ember t•uge•gement, and the 'fleeting
_ -- had to tail lack upon: tiro. apotlutt, of
"SOMEHOW G000." that this old world is iutptoving-at ,Wiugleuu s Harry Eiitwe, the Booth
_ least tbis ptu•t•n( it which we -aril (ht- Herten candidate ; Kev..toeeph Lrtttotte
r:7Rle rather peculiar title of Mr. 1)e tario. of t%oderich, and other foal talent,
r : ' - who did their beet to stir the tighting
alurgan 0' lyitect' note' is taken, one Duncan C.• Hos, eon of ex-Preutier blood of the delegetce. Thome pi•o-
woul Judi/et from „Teeny -sone linea G. \V. Rose. hia--trhown the�stufftt( pOeetl for nonrination mete })avid
l'autelon, of Clinton : el, lirttderick.
of;aleafnrth i Rev. ,J. Elliott and An-
drew le ,rter.
ndrewle,rter, of G(alel'u•h. 'there was
no gtt•ttt.e(:ranlble for the honor ; in-
deed. all'tlte nominees withdrew ex-
cept Mr. Pdrler, who wn+ •iecordingly
declateri. to "hot. the_eautdidate. Our
own %%'illiam tllttaphell was offered
the presidency of the Asmciation. but
be declined in favorer( Mr. Broderick.
and the Seaforth utan"tva. thereupon
'elected president with Me. I:amplell
as ercretary. / . -
Committee monis hove been opened
by the Liberals in the Herein black,
corner North street and the Square.
aeeot)ilfluor, iytwrtdiatL1LAbuve the
Standard Lauth C\i,'e office. R'ilbnr
Anderson is in charge and anyone de-
siring information in regard to the
campaign is invited to cull at the
monis.
"0 - et we Cruet that wofltehow goad which he -is . Mak let -vatluntluily
1\" I kyr the final p'ital of iH,"throwing up the iiwuination in West
d ;certainly, in this .tory tlibsiut- Middlesex, which is ► Liber+ll'11ive,"
come is good. The author dome—Wit' and accepting the eandiducy of the
repeat himself, either in ,' pout Lilwrals in North Middlesex, which
or i it character. tltough ' mer:•►- was gerretmtndered • by Whitney'- to
'onallya character may remind one Of ‘Isake it a sere Conservative rent. 1).
isle favorite in a former hot*, a* x L A Eris a;• the,rpirit that deserves
ne puraintanee often recap* to "to
:pin an id fr -nd. Thus the t nye_
ale
enema ente4tal, (sue -hearted t3afty o(- ' • Canada.
,
this neer story nips the teases•of Han to the great Iominion'
"Joseph Vetere, t the' one i- by no Her nae in splendor file"
utP _ , other. The plot Clan itie wind. wild pinion -
'Neat h
inion-'Neath blue Geri„ diau;tie.;
is again tants nal. - -m-tn partially .end when the breereebearII
"electrocuted, 'den/ally. 1, taken,. ti Aloft on tower or noise.
as the r•eeuIt•of an 'nteteatirlg and, tt\ It wakes the kingly spirt.
Coma,' most ort et\C.4u %tee,,.0 tete '$.t. YIR1teR Heed.
home of ..his 'wife' whom he had The rrthei. of our pattens- ' ,
Have-bullded-Sura and -strong,
parted in hitter 'Singer ewenty.yeat•s flu broad and deep foundatioais
ti
before, ,it the very beginning of their' Of valor, troth and -ung ; -•
married life. He does not know het. They came while yet 'twos morning.
though she at once recognizes hi i iI it ' ^� Thte tbroned-e he true and blest -
, 3 Tn•tht'ood
• ahrtwrriei scooting.
1-seP s her knowledge to herself. The ,dared the daun'le.\ct
accident attests his`wind peculiarly.
Andrew -Potter, \the Tenser
cia elidattr. is the rem Of the lett
ert l'orler, who- (ora terns repre-
sentetl West Huron i the home of
Commonsat Ottawa sr was after-
wards postmaaeler of Phntoen. Andrew
Ile remembers facts about phtces per_ ar wilt -hall meat the u,ounutin
ur commerce gird the .eau.,
fectly, has quite- intii hes-knowledge U rest •held and fmwtwi• ..
of many cuuutriea. butdoe. not know - u venum..totttehree.e, •
whether he gathered the knowledge He Scot land-. purple [Aost le
himself. from tr+(vel. or read it in' Witht:Deland-n•.eshollstand:
t: .The deur-de•lia*All li-t
brooks. He does not know lee Own To the harp of I land.
anyacts
nal'ile, [aur can he recall
whatever concerning himself or. 'hj0
,poet' life... eta even? his 'Own -naiti'e:
The story., of , his new life, of the "re-
currences" which threaten t0 destroy
I
Never are s• 1,..." -of haute ,
Or thun 'ring .tcel-girt hied..
vtwonl-rta or wardrum'. mottle -,
Disturb, o peaceful Cereal,' \
The bulwark of our own h(nA
God and the tght shah be, . - Th' ofil -ial - rations her 17enp-r
the peeve oC_ their new,_nelatious, the
oxrt'anadw t Imnclsad 14+►►.r will be irk} .at (N:nAr,t•
wife'* Mt -triage,. and truth. end the of power and lberq, t'lrr :end for the North
'lined g+5a1, utflllE:l► most Tnt •t'vtrtlllg
lead thea a 1fnan no altar.
t -- - -
tale. It ie iaimeneneeriieas to say that .:_ •And withidt' ere— `-
the story is well written, is developed! v( lute and {Take. Alt her:' i
.y 'r M, Land yf
in a h'iattreiy fx*hion. and hrrlds the tut happy t• n•mm�tat`jon'
interest and the • %yinpathl' of the oh destiny-uhlimc'\.
Leader to the end. With '•Joseph "to be a rightism. natio
Vance" this. Kook will b e marked an
- 1'he.t uulanl for all tit
One web worth' not only reading, het w er[ O. 55 ae .w. to Euclid
re•readinpt. t FROM OUR CONT EMPO
• THE -PI OVINCIAL .EXPENDITURE. - Trying to Steal the H
1•h 1872 when the Liberals came into Guelph I1dtergs
._ The Government have attempt
Pewee in Ontario the Provincial ex= "hive" the (hello. but they will
penditttre was nitout 81.50 per head of themselves badly "stung" in the o
the-th2',t-popelau;itm. in' 111()4 --'-thirty. atlon, • '
three yelus later it had increased to Remember the Sabary Grab.
$'2.80 per he. ,,of the' then population. tbr.ley seeerpri-e. . •
In 14517, After three yearn of Conserves icy the way, wouldn't this be the
tile rule, • expenditeltee had Proper time to •tlwlge candidates bre
manntrd tar eletiT r head of the _the+ tap(ielature not to May R rltrty
trick like members rttthe 'House of
'Opttlation. - \ __ . temenene ey increiteing their salaries.
'In three years of Conservative ad- by $I,tt51 rat the Hest session of the
minitttt•ation the expenditure per head new Cxrliamrnt 'c I'olitictxua x r e
has increased As much se •in thiels- worth watching. Tt isn't necessary to
keep your weather eye on a et .tes-
thti.•e years under l.iberalgot'ernmeht• than ntlthe tonne,
The Facts of the Case.
1. a qui..L plait- wt fee••'.\ t►et very"
generally known, hut popular vtmong
his friends. -lie was the manager of
the !meet branch of the Novercigt
Man until the B-tnk (+ewe up its
bug t,e+s. and Wars Very well liketebe,
• W b dealings. 11
h t who had t oris »Hn with
}� ski R
9t`
t. (tf'rouree he does nut expect to
he elected and he, will not he dime-
pointed if he is defeated by a good
mune matonty. The.Liherals, while
they are out to mecum as Lig it nta•
jority as possible for their own cat,-
didate, have nothing Lot kindly_ feel•
'
r
h ' for . lr. l ester.
was
A. 11,- Mos shove, the Conseervative
candidntr, ;it NI'.rth Huron, hauls pub.
Pe 1 n Lte ' e
lir nl lilt at It A} tt tn'fueesin
night and +Rat Khasi' last night. Tine
evening-hcir't,beeer Dungannint. •
anter executed Anil' a reline s:lieut •_iiimmin - • aim -. _ ale.
mortgage taken. '
Again, the appointment of an hie
eolutely inertprrleuced el inleter of I
IiA1Z(iAIN
Education, a point-blank ietusal W
98c
grantrllw reopueat of the Oppstittun that a practical school teacher, true-teror inapWwr, intouchwith rural.
conditions and the l-tu ulteutentu ld
rota! lreb.ol,, should Ito aptointtd
iiepUuty etti ist.er; lustead, Lit.• I)
poIRtmt11t of An it►rxprrie)Wcil 1(441.11to this impar lan♦ posit ate na-
t.ural t•tscult t..iTitwig s the paeseig of
legielat 11 and regulations nut hissedupon reason tar grounded altsense, but autocratic, delatic and
tyrattnit:a1.
Such itis• a few• points of contrast
letwren Ihe.1.4(1tl o1 p "enod the
landof tulllllnoent.
A. ll. MetW.ty.
Alb
!Tinton New Era : 'That. Mr. Proud•
hoot wi11 rat of much ire set lice to '1 ht•
Liberal prty in the House will leadmitted t.y lends ruppuster antt op-
tont•ut, And the Liberals of l't•utrt
Huron nary eougretulat themselves
on tecuriug the services of one who
standsno high ill t.l�e leggal profesajon,
and who has always been iTentittettwith,Liberalismn.
Mint• years ago,e WVhitney (iov.
ernment were given the control of theaHaira of the I'roviuee. 'L•'ur years
they had shouted thcnteulvea-hoatse
with the cry against the !loos Govern-
ment of corruption, hangerh•un. barn -
Avery clap -tear eiietie►n eey-
they could (•sire Thcy rep esented
the I'roviuce in a bankruppt cndition;
they talked of the t•nuipites, sucking
the lift'-hltaxi of thrctatntry : of every•
thing being in 'ntrtntinW eonof money be ng Pitt/totteredlavishly for bribing the. ejectors.
Now, attar tour years with the privi•lege of exautining evi•ry record of the
Liberal Government foe Thirty j'ears,
myth every uplstrtunityglvon them to
u(tke gtoid their threats. the \Yhitnepa/overument have not betel able 6, uu-
earth one single trarrtat•ti••u. involt'one dollar of dishented, orcorrupt
practicer.---StrathroyAgKey. D. C. Haveck, the _ Pyesby-,
teriau clergymen of Toronto Whowrote the famous letter arraigning
the !Gars Governtueut these years ago,
and who a few 'tys ago cattle nut
with n declatatiuu ARainat the \Vhit•
trey (iuveruIflemi, bias de-t•ietead-tn he's
candjdate in North-1'nront o auau Independent l.iberael. lie has resiehisehureh pastorate.Iflint etererstree. while in oppxt-
sitiml,had got their own way. then•
would have been n0 such reenue pro-
duers as the suce•erstetn duts at.
the act t'especting' the texwlg
brewers and distillers. and the sltpple-
tuentary revenue act, for all of theste
tneas(Ircw'weie opposed hotly by M.
Vhitney and tis fnitoWere. lAst
year these nteacuree produceal trotthan $1.10,1551, Wipe out that
amount in revrptue ind whet wouidi,ecoflte of the surplus of $UIt),ss)
ltrarltfoul Expsitor : Talk about
refor.r, in ...IW,iteslt etlon of tote 'Motor
license het ! Inthe whole histor ,.•of
Liberal adutiuistt'ation-tr thrince their wele not so nealy won-
'isr \ 1st 1 i1data wit n rt f h unr Icon*ee 'a*
R, t Ibere have kern %ince the 1VhitnerOovernnfnrt sueinto•
power. -
"An honest Government 'dern.tndr
horte*t support," saysa contemporary.
referring to the election campaign
that is at hand:_ But -1n► --ht ov-.
ernfeient demanding honest sup;
old -not he guilty of gerrymander w'W R 1 R
Y ) K'
con t it tent * ownr o
t t het fo}• It benefit, t
of pledging the country for the benefit
of railway coepee,atiuns by Cleans tie
measures_ brought down at -the last
minute osda through. w•'
n n fid nit Ir A Ir h Ith-
t R
t o • r
out any lrlrGtuity ,f t xplanxti m
And disco ton.
NEWS FROM OTTAWA.
TMJ MUCH TONONTO.
Has not the Government of this
Province a- little lint too much of
Toronto in its makeup
Hon 1 1 Foy, of Squth Toronto,
.ttornryGent•ra1.
Hon. Ur. Pyne, of fy*st Toronto, is
Mini r of Education --and certeinIy
not Isle ase of any ability or fitness
r. t itiuu.
Hones. 'p'ntitniis Crawroid, of 1Vest
Toronto, is Speaker of the house.
When the \Vhitney Government Met
,ttslitlied office the bate Mr. ell- John,
a
Toronto lawyer t epresenting Weit
Vora; wns appointee Speaker. tern
his death .the' ami')' w given It
another Toronto nnln, Mee Craw
Toeunto niwst Retake t wits
title Streaker Craw.fori"we refused to
see the five rnetnhers wholeesod up in
the Ileum to dett and•a vote on a bill
for the rettrlt'•tiIn* wif autotoole
trate.. The result was the hill wee
thrown out withnnt ,t chance to thaw
Ito* the members Amid on the ques-
tion. See the tweet
I lliv aeenunl.a for three of Tolstoi ri r
flew ntembw•rM itt t he last. Parlienleit
W, K. McNaught, the member for
North Toronto, WWI nut around when
the' Cabinet positions were hnntle(1
beginningWhitne •
i * theof the
M t t
3
temp ; but he is right on the d«tt,tep
now an .i is recognised by the Govern•
tnetlt as One of the "big gains."
Not content with giving Toronto
such an undue share of ihfiuence in
Pin nt ford I'xpo..ttfir.
Mr. Hann,. stateot at Aylmer that
the present Government had $'2,1151,-
154' in the hank which would not( be
there had the Knot Government te-
Inaiued in ofitce. The tenth is the
late Government deftittTegacy at the
cltwe of 11514 of hart( earth in the banks
of $'2,$55,5((1. Indeed, but for the fin-
ancing of the late Government, the
Province would already, in the hands
of Whitney and Hanna, he hnpelerasly
insmiyed 1n det,t. - --- -
--Whitney's Lack of • Foresight -
. (:props '!error'.
"'The land of the stunted poplar,"
was what .1. P. Whitney called New
Gtttarie, in the days when the limita-
tions of his position as leader of the
iterkero-oar fretted hint into many ,t
rash remark. It has since provers to
bre the land fit Cobalt silver, of limit.
Ie*w mineral *toren, and unhoende•at
timber wealth. The Premier is ap-
parently not the seventh ton of a
seventh son ; AA a seer or prophet he
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All uttet• (i►ilute. .-
Lemdon Advertiser: Mr. Whitney,
Amt ilattliltnn, asked the elertnrr for •'A
*sums deal." !What sort of a deal did
he give to the elector* of North Mid -
(levee, theme South Esse'*, Peel,
T4rtulto and Itrei7 k\ i11P.
'Zurich llcr•rild: In Mr.' Prrnilfeot
the Province will brave A stilcndid rep-
resentative, and t�eeeer M,trkay a
ruppn•tPt• that he will hate re.v'on -to
Iw proud of.
Clinton New 'Era : When Mr. Mus-
grove, the prevent l'onservAlive CAn-
didate in North Huron, ran againvt
the late Thom, Gibson. there wits one
polling sub-dive/eon in Me'Kiliop at
which he received only either ope nt•
two votes. Every other vote east iu
Ibat division went to theme.
•
he 1)pplraiti(vtt I.':ui0 t, n, ;Addition
to (ie .i wttla.014u,,"ik. r.onfriugtr,'
itt writing for The 'lilloute (.lose daily
a letter t, the elector", oar.• fit whit•1,
We ptildish ht•I'tw. el,. 51 tees,/ it
well known as an .tile sperms ; therm
letters chow he l;au wield a p ewer fol
pen . e'
Thirty'th rule :
Pertain isol*tetl" cases of eleetitna
irregularities proven agklnot ct rtai:1
Liberal workers : advantage taken of
both by the \Vhitney Opposition to
make a strung appeal to the electgqr+,
hacked b the assurance That if Mem'
office end better opportunity, cone.-
quent thereon, .11 making A fell in.
vestfgation, startling dii.e .sut't s
would he mule and fraud. unearthed.
Mr; Whitney taken at his word by
the purple. and un the- ': ith January,
Wee a decisive -mandate given hint to
LL uceed and'. make his disclosure+
1' roe and one-half, years etmpae:
thi e and one -halt years occupancy of
the rtsaury twitches ; three .,and one-
half' earn' access el the vaults, books,
and everything in the depart -
Pat*
merest, And no irregularities, no tnis-
deeds, no Wrong -doing disnlose+.l.
Absolute and complete fsilure to dni-
plement his premiers, or, rather,
threat*, ailing these lines behest be the
unbiassed jd\dgtnent of all independ-
ent acrd inteliligptent electors. Thr leg=
i*bative, the administraattvc, the finaes-
Pial 'shalt! itt\ Ttlteral (it,4 t' ,uentit
still stand* unitnp•aoheed and worthy
of -the great Lateral leader, who ted
th1 way in piecingOntario, from an
educational, unmicipal, IegislativP,
dricultut•al and Haintei*l standpoint.
early in the lead o 11 the i'rovincen
bf the I)ominion, .Again, a strong
appeal [trade prior to January 'Li, lisle,
to etegttnd friers, -,ill Christian men, to
support lion. Mr, Whitney ; promises
of A fair, honest and reatbnahly non-
partisan atdutinisU'xtion ' of tuhlic
affairs, inunettinteiv followed on
accession to office by wholeistale dit-
uliasal of ofttcinit, the Introdu \ion for
the find titre ill Ontario of the +�Piqua'
110111 spoils tytteen, the cool le
Wp-
render, part.icul*rly illustrated in on-
t[rrtiutl with honor lirenae calm r-
trntton to the city'nf 'Toronto, to e
laser biernent of the party ; 'the d
;newel and forced 1esignntion 1
honest officiate in order That that
element tnight tbtr more easily attain
it* will: the louting nf,be Ieginlativr
and vetting dire thrtnlghnut the Prov-
int•e on the name tloeatinn, A direct,
numerate. nfhldistinct refugee in this
teepee' 10 1rust that(euple.
Again, en the quieniun of merest/rig
0r ,onna1IPK railways, a' pre-election
pledge ettein*ttie same, ret far cis (11d
t)ntariu is a •crown, followetjr-in the
eloseng hours of the last seemion by m:
complete .tttianept'vayrttation on the
floor of the Hong f the trope of the
the tt, N. It,t�ttgage (taken, tot by
3
1 he present (over -
( t n
the old,
Y P
qtr(' tette. et• the
�-lnl in hell ra-
g
y. At 1. t,
�y4ng efrpon retch tnitreprenentation,
And the assltrance that it vim neces-
sary to better the position of the
Ptrtvince, authority alight be, and
was, obtalued W hart a further guar-
nment's Fai
Manitoba
Uttawa. May
t'nmtunns 11 stab
over the election
Hive,Alecline-la) v
tau Ih•dropnerl. ,iutid t'be lilrverhtuent
referee to -belt dap}teethia-._siaaa e
The fight r:lges i'hietly_ peer the ALuti-
UtIa vote's -Oats. In lbttt Province
the Bate are prepared in lea dilferent
t
J White Waists 198c.
Lind, .A,•n White ilaintit, »..oiled flew styles, _worth from
!pk S, lar $:04l. Bargain, Price, only - 9tc. tack
,BA_RRiAIN CORS,.HT COVERS 25.c.
'a d-atre'n Comet ('overs. twautiftdly trintutrtt with Imre
ate! I:urhruldery, Bargain Price, only... • . •. ,.es. each.
BARGAIN NIGHT GOWNS 98c.
a-- Hent, Fh aawertctl styles in ',eters' )int• yeah!' l' bele •
G11lvo", all beautifully nettle unit triuiw(v1, worth double
Bargain Price ee,99e. each.
t he Glow are 1lµ. Zest velum. ever oirt.r'd. Tint twatrt•iale
alone would cried you ti'. 'It will tray you to hark tlu'ttngh our
White Weal' tk'I artuu•ut very often, you can't twitch the g.iuii
value. ,Iscwhere,
JOHN STEAD
Goderich' Ladies Store West Street
Ole 111111M1111111/•MINI MD•s11111111111•11OD.
ABOUT GOOD -CLOTHE S
WOW
We heli ve it's a good thing 4,
gs('--t(Iw-- at orf leelritttl good
clothing. little extra Invest:nutst
plays a geed dividend in the este*
wear. and- I Rides yeti have that
au 14(4.dret'ty tpp•arance ..,%V. have
'a beautiful range?' of Hni• fancy
-woretnd,tin i,.l.i►Ns and street, The
royta ate stoats .Google-1.1eaided,
eight - inch r thet•e Ituttonr,
111111104,1 with 0 d hairlining,
And w,iOrkill III ke a suit' full of
TORONTO snap and atylte -
t . o rn e in and see jllese Good CI6thies,
\ 1'kIC1:S, $12, $15, Sit -and $1e8
BOYS' CLOTHES
Itriug
1.11
r 11•,44 ht•tc for his sod. \\ e lend ill !toy" t'L Lltllg_
PRICES. $3:50 up, to $3.O.
A L TER : : ' PRIMA -Al
+nanner4 that prevailing in any
other_ tut , end_aree. 'tamale('
directly by Officials.of the Provincial
(itivernlaent .'l'he content Of the
Ottawa (ittverfl int, enol it is _borne
outby the facts 1thiceot-etttrilttt the
del tate, is at rlin(iovernment
hes need an es using this control do
disfr•anrhiw .,hundrrd,p of •l.ibe•raIa.
"An englne orf tyranny and opgores-
siolt" was the`•way Mr. Ay'iawwot-tit
eh..rtaetr.;er.l ,e'.. _soiree tel the
rights of all eiei;tatr, and - 10 Hari e
ham a rig 'to
vote should he pl 1 on the list, r
Government ns;cs (•ft• Opposition t
cnnwtttt to the ntwrolttteIy fair propose•
tttitrof taking the while matter -end
t r t o -o t ei n •i Ile
of the cam r 1 f tool cls pet a
appointed by etcher the •ktel r.l qtr the
Ptovincinl Guvert)wettt.'•,
A Fair Proposal. -
Th.. Geverhment simply terse* to
leave the whole r(ueatittt, ot r .tl!nea-
-iion And revisiuti l.f the,l1-.icy. the
test elapitofa ronstitnewles ',tie the
nnti-partisan trfhun*I of the glint'
CtAWE jQdges.-i'niter the pr•esenteye.
Previnri li anti Feeler -ill
overlappinyg, itch* ad-
thatt'korite' ams
'sidessteams
• {cj;al fitkil •.
try( th ro nacho! Tint t
ve fit 'pion consults
rew•nt-th in no prole!
w for loin is, and the
tet w
u
cm *tituen
%Witted by ►o
Inuit ter -div
rocky allocating'
respective
edt•iee. :\t p
*ion in the La K
reept sit auto. while
ple4: withdrawal of c_Iause on , 'the
12v9Paea1 Regardutg
ten' Lilts.
R, --lite lionise of
a ety�te df 1eatihrck
1ee(1. The Cuunerva
to aaippl Gonanes the
r SUPERIORITY \
,t Kf t K.. ve.tr I i !, ,t t,
w. u l o•u r,e t c ur, a hf 1r,1..
° 1 ,a er , I. SorAgraphy, 'I ek. at t
oI :t Ail (.,fir.."1, ae-.ort ta.,a•too
' tfederich a■Gino. college
bill. has sat far not suggested any
substitute tt)r the (aecerf►tttent-w plan.
In,uldit'' to the allocation of the
Mae by the. judges, the (i<,Yeanewy,
pprepaow's that at the mine time (i"
tudgt• shalt have punier to add on sok,
voters that 41 Id propgly lie on lb •
lista or strike :df env whose camas ane
iut1R•operly on. ee`e."
Robtinrand Rogers era 'HUM. •
To41'ie;,pe,speiritio(e lite Opptwitien
lilenihi•ra yew undying hoatility. and
they doclere that- if they do . nod'rest
their tlfar they Will hlttlk 'empty for
,b n -
time. 1 mi'rre=1G II
t indefinitet �s((
Hoa Rulert•Ku4Wra..4aa1 e-Arrivt•d•.-
fro Manitoba to stiffen the hacks of
msereativet in heeling alit.
They- not went their chart wexgsfit '
agninat__. _ Liberal candidate's �n
Manit,tsa ken sway.'
Some Coeservtiteres Y Bering. .
!tonne of tMr F I Convereetiete.
however, are Witte ,( tax to tin'
i• •rl t -or•
visiabilif. • ed tnrintxi th 1jh
i.. .
wt5ing•flti•einrrendrr alt t�dr teteS bu,y;.
They feat• the cotutnu ,a•new of tlt'
(t i them, ('or1•
1 IP WII not mime,
Lh
n i d
1'a" rl'(
imeseetly the opinion is growing that
the—action of the Government in '•*11-
ng'the Oiilstsitiun Iduff w sho11ly
reMlt-,itl a 1141rre cunei! ietttry'anti me
tonwfrlP frptitlr. of mind qa lis p,u1.
With ni.• result that a treaty tt( peace
hill -sent on- toe
colllnliare'r.
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Operating. Each department 1. in the
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The .Glorious
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- of July
MONSTI: R, UP-TO-DATE, OLD -TIMI:
CELEBRATION at
Goderi h, Ontario,
"The Healthiest and Prettiest Town in Canada."
>MONDAY, JULY 13th 1908
The Orangemen of Solith mon have decided to
'celebrate the anniversary '91,443 Battle of the Boyne
IIGoderich, the famous and pretty county town of
tlron.
'el
rho Orangemen of Goderich have -Ow matter
Well ',in hand. They propose to make the 'event- a
monster, up-to-date, old-time Orange celebration in the
prettiest town in Canada and 'will have the assistance
of the citizens generally.
Excellent railway faciliti(Ia with the G. r". R aaw(1
its convenient intersections, and the new E•.. P. 1{» fine
from Guelph. -
T. BURROWS, • J. M. PROUDFOOT, D. M. WELTS,
W.
11., 1., D. le. tab: CM M% 61 Committee, Secy of Com.
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