HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-4-18, Page 6BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
Iviton tax LorisirairsleL.1
My tar olanag of Emilio:old,
Thy 1./tn4/11.1%; ntill unfurled,
The glory of otir Empite,
A tertor IG the world ;
Thy stri-ngtil the kith.). of Battles.
Now M iu other years—
Wht. dare oppoSe the 'English Rose
Anil British \.1t ter, ?
CI!vitt s —The' the Lion OVVWS sluzuber.
Tho Rose Ad! aer yie:t1;
If rous'd with mighty thunder
Hell -.weep the battlefield.
the Lion iclumbered,
libetul was- his hand,
To: Ioi:g hisstatosteru bartered
Th-, rlghts tied tiad man.
E'en yet be needs uo conscript
T....e.x.-,entrathis fears;
The titin JaswiR L'tr fLfl b.uk,
British V..lituteors.
Thothe Jim:,
Tby .441 lren, threci iu number.
One ,le 4)4T it luirlfra ;
The f.si must bow before thee.
A sure as God is love
t.i,,tv the heights of Alma,
Trudalgar. and Algiors --
Who date oppose the English Ube
ALA British V, lunteers
The' the Lion, .te.
1 hear old England saying,
NVe're gallant lwarts and g,,.1.1;
Our flag that wart hrilltlipilitta.
S :Ma neyer bcontrellea ;
Th, foe udie".1 ,1, re tliPpork,
Shall toll with Litter tea.li
The gallant isight, the tuatehleasraight,
of ltritish Volunteers.
Thu' the Lion, lee.
I h• or null Scotland occluding
If er pipes wi" Highland yell.
H. r lustily heart. n, spending—
The Czar's departing bulk
r swords that watist in glory
t rare air., iu MUT titliXel
Nat teach the Czarwe rush. to war
'41' Scottish Yoluulvers.
Tho' tho Lion,
Her.. go the
The last 1,1.t not the It ast,
Tu idt,ry's Tut, the ftneliotst.
At ,langer's sstth l., At.
ikIt:d the (trig i,f Erin!
11nriali ! three Eritis'e cheers!
Two hundred llestb.m.1 'opal men—
Alt Irish Volunteers.
For the we 'St tw to riatliber.
If rett.../It•will •soisi be Anara
W1••11 clear the by land turd see.
vor the altar mid fie, throne.
.1 'n. tirthrino.
Cloon..y•ternire, ?larch Nth. 1.'•.;i.
111E KA1INI5-,TIQ1'IA JOBS.
trr,au the Th,i1,4 fue indi inst.)
Briefly sntuii trisod, the position
the Kainistiqout cote is as fehowi:
Mr, A,lam t..111.7er, a go -it -blind
mei ti many years' reputation.
ret.i;li, d LI ittiir,1ni e.it hi the scent. -
Retort.. riding of South Oxford in favor
of Mr. Ci twits, who had been beaten in
East Toronto, and wh,) had no hope
Ontsitle of S uth Uxf.;rd. Fer that sac.
rifice 31r. Odver, accord ng to Reform
ethics, ine.ited a reward.
(2.) Ji. Novetober. 1874, Oliver, Day-
idsun ,S4 Cu. began to, buy up the land
31.1 the eo-called Town Plut of Port
'William. For sonie reason, not as yet
made , eldest., Mr. Mackenzie had re-
jected Prince Arthur's Landing as the
eastern terminus of the Pacific road.
and at thht time !Ir. Mnidech, his en
gin, 07, after surveying along the Ham-
iniz-diquin, had reported in favor of the
3,,IcKeiltir farm, a site offered at $75 al,
acre.
(a.) Davidson conducted the land
purchases ab ,ve refer, -(1 to, and on be-
ing asked by Mr. Clark, from whom li
bought live lots, what induced bim
pay 511E11 11,11 eX.Ofbit,illl figure for kn.,
that wasvirtually worthless, he answer-
ed that be knew what he was dui: g
that Mr. Mackenzie bad told him to.
terminus was to he placed it,; the Town
Plot. Hu 5.1so 5.,rtluced a onto which
he told Clark he had got from Oktawa,
on w hic I was markel what he said was
the•supposed CI,verutnent reserva. He
then stepped into the roan of Mr. S
Lv-
ignv, a land surveyor, who owned lands
there, and suow.ai him also this uaap.
Savigny saw thst it W ME a tracing from
au original ; and on questioning David-
son about it, the latter bola him he lind
got it from god authority. Savigny
Raving it map of the Fort William prop
erty his wall, took Davidson's tissue
tracing and from it marked the alleged
Government reserve upon his tnsp.
He subsequently found that Davidson's
tmoing corresponded in every particu-
lar with the Go t err ment map.
(4.) David -ion givesis.&,zeueral denial
to the evideuce of Clark and Savigny,
Their recoilection of the circumstance
is clear and distinct,. 'Ssvigny's copy-
ing of the tracing upon his Own map.
and his subsequent discovery that it
*as an exact plan of the reserve decid-
ed upon (officially) by Mr. Mackenzie
upon 23rd January. 1875, over two
months afterward, are weighty feels.
Clark is'a Reformer; Savigny a
‘servative, • Both are men of excellent
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reputation. Neither bas any interest' LEGAL
in perjurino himself. Davidson is
ARPIN' G HARDING, Sr WHITE
adouers, B. it., dig.
134„.tani, Atopoll) 8, Solicitors, Qom: Tholiilli Price of rIr
,
sib 4 tVit—iltiratON'S BOC, Water $reot, St
!dal y's.
'out,: It .11.6.RerNO, E. W. HARDruG41-1.A.L.WRITE,
deeply Latereated iu ooncealing the
truth.
(5.) Mr. Mackenzie received Jur-
dooiis report reconameodiug the Maid, -
lar farm site in November, 1874, at the
very time Davidson was boasting that
the Goverment intended to place the
terminus ou the Town Plot, d:o., and
showing this traeiog. No other Gov-
erument engineer bail surveyed the
Katainistiquia. The Premier has said
iu the House repeatedly that lie always
followed the advice of his engineers.
In this case. however. ho (on the 28id
January, 1875,) set Murdoch's roport
aside aul f.,rtually selected the TO1Y11
Plot .
ke.) Asked to give a reason for ignor-
ing Murdoch's icport, Ur. Mackenzie i
declared that Mr. Sanford ileraiog
chose the Town Plot. f.)11 the other!
baud /dr. Flemiug, in his exatninatiJn
before the Senate Cemmitteee, said the
ALCOM.SON & CADUY,
- Barese.k.)s, At t..ruc vs. :lulu:store ct.S.
Metier to frusit cat Boil Estate.
Faurou'e ltiock.Exoter.
W MeDLAKMD,A.,
li4RA4TEII,NOTARY, INTETANCER,
LUCAN.aNT.
ESS1IS. JONES &MOSCI1II"
LCI iLtrr‘atoro, Atwrneys-at-law, Solicitors
4..erry, Coo. ovaneers. Coultusaaionore in kit
...tartus
C. S. JONE6. W. C. 510SCRIP.
Or viola -Button's Block, waterat.,r,idary's
does net affect the low prices at which
a. & T. IEBISSZTT
are offoring their stork of
TINWARE, STOVES, Etc.,
SHOAL Exeter & Hensali
which t i-:•• of ull late4 and improved
,ityleo of tit. Cook and Parlor atoves,ililk
caw, punt, stud rail. 4 the wort eppreved
putty, n. and I'Vatty thing in the lino ; Also,
good sel.etioi, ef handasuute
DHYNOMAN.—CORONER FOR
the Conutv of ntwon. ofike,nezt door to
r )ro.l...seter.
Minibter of Public Works chose the
W. ....BOWNIN(I, M. I). M. C.
Town Plot aud he merely followed hisl
directions aud placed the site there.
Mr. Flemtag haAl never aurveyed or ex-
tained the hannuistoitna ; hence it is
noprobable that he wunld have reject-
ed the bile recommended by his assis•
hint ou his own respon•ibility. Seri-
ondly, lie uo object iu teltiug an
untruth with iespect to its selection.
t he other hand, Ur. Mackenzie is
eveu mote deeply interested than D.
ideou iu avoidiug the reepousibility of
this job. Mr. Fleming bad nothing to
gain ; Mr. ,Mackeuzie has everything to
t7.5 The Town Plot having thus beta
decided ou, Mr. Mackenzie its 1670 ap-
p• into I .Vt.t valuatorsZ and t represent
the Government, he appointed Mr. P.
J. Brnwiw, simrtisor in the firm of 'Th
,or, Davida..n, A; Co., who aeted as so.,
lieitor aod adviser fur tiro Dowinitits.
The taw relatino. to expropriatious fur -
1.151ilic Work* is very ir %Oita In the
duty of valitatt n. SUOL CMOS. They
tee t,. tix the price irre5q•eutivec.f au;•
ine'onsed value which the proposed
ptblic works la likely to give to the
property to be expropriated. In this
ease lie valet, of the land hot for the
fact that the Pacific railway termiiiity
eva.. to be there. "as simply nominal ;
probably from eight to ten dollars au
acre at the out•hle. But 31r. Brown
as D• minion solicitor advised the vo n•
stole to ignore that provision of the
law and to be guided bv the price paid
for 1-olated mis thereatout After jans
known that the tertunius \Me to be
placed there and to which in coma -
queues a largo fictitious wine lind hoe',
attached. Irbil WKS dale, and the
Town Piot /kite mt.. ?told ti. the .Govern-
rnent for $.14,000, exclusive of 1115
Net Bing Hotel,
IS.) But ..Oliver wanted. mole than
n gigantic prl.fit on worthless lands.
Iti Jpne, 1875, Davidson engaged Mr.
James 1). Henderson, a Tonna)
er, to build a hotel on the T.twit Plot,
The No bin .r Hotel C-,Inpativ was or-
orinised the Company beim; 09 ..er. Dar-
;dson, & Co., and a ft w fI iends wham
be. let in to the certainty of a good
ado z. Henderson erectEd the building
act:oral..., to instructioBs on latid whioli
the proprietors knew was wanted
the G•.vernment, ;a a tutto ana
i“itving a good profit at that, of $2,000.
Arr. Taylor. competent witties,„ vho
made a close examination of the build
log, thought $1,389 a liberal price f.,r
it. The vainatore—Mr. Brown, ono
of the vendor% b,•itig agent for the
Government in this ease also—paid
$5,029 for it. The land on which ae
structure stands was paid for t wieP over;
and i,n cotnprtring accounts,
one of the valuators, etthfossed Nat the
Government paid for ton leirr,,is (.1
lime, alth rooli only two rootre4, e-tch
18 feet bv 16 feot, were plastered ; paid
for nearly $100 worth of Paint, thongli
brush never stained the venorside shtbs
and culls lf which the fabric 'V'I s con-
stricted ; paid for forty 1,9111(1(1W frame: -
83 boxes and 252 panes wit],
43 pelts of sashes and four dozen sash
fasteners, though there were but f••ur
windows in the eotire rookery; paid fI
40,000 stlinAes, though only two thir,1,.
of the east wing, '‘ hie!) is 80 feet by 24
foot, was shingled ; paid for 15,872 feet
or flooring, though only 1,020 feet ex.
isted ; i aid for 00 sheets of tin, though
none has been used ; and paid for $37
worth of locks, though brit two existed.
As Oliver told tienderson, "if the hotel
W18 on the Govvornent reserve"—ami
he well knew i wn,s—...the Government
would have to pay a fancy price for it,"
(9.) Oliver attempted to silence the
witness Henderson with a bribe of $100
during the Senate enquiry.
(10.) The bill for the whole job, as
giA en in the Public accounts fur 1877,
part 2. P. 234. is as follows :
Poriands pnrcliased $59,389
Valuators' Services and Expen-
ses ... 9,317
$68,806
These are the facts as established by
the evidence, and we leave them with-
out comment to the consideration of
the electors,
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anato ictorio (Ufl.v.
° [tor awn Laitor,,t.,1 ropsee,
? C. 31008E. t. I). C. M.
.• tirsdameot&toil t'riyersity, Ifontrra I
t;'r.co 1
$t. 0. 0. 4.11.1 - 1.1
R. IRVING, 4,111ADLT.tT1,1 VNI-
LJ V5IWt'1'Y Triuity Colleen Mer.l.or Colton.
l'uvrieiriacud surgeons Out.. 4_,thce (tirktuu C
HOTEL
11..;NTIIAL HOTEL, CIIE1)ITON
'taker i,roi,rictor, This .110k1 Omit
Ewalt neatly turtitsited ittai filled Illts IDflitot-sibalisl
hlat. 1411V.- Utak cou1anawatt 1.1asself Ro.itati. tot"
t'onoit..reurl ...der*: 1.ert of liquorr tual rivers
ilt the lIr. .Attertrvo taw.. vit OH 41.1,44.
31 :41 ‘V11.1.1.4.11
ANz-,11)N IIUU$E, IIENSALL,
Kieg rt . earl, 'tot., or tor erit,r,,y
log. too. r.•ecually eintweel ,16,4114 I t. trill
tur. ughowt. k xerliont trine. Etsry. at-
t..c. tit .71, 5411.4 1.. • t!.k1+1 is.,11.
Irort bratelr.
ea 1 .per di her. tit_
11 l'''.'N‘11.14.. 11.10,
DAM-. t1Ut 1.. 11.4v.
044.311111 441; . e *metre' ..1 fie,
al..... 1,01,1, Mr e. titribtou 1,441,314i reitteel ,,,,
%troll toe:a 4.1 of J141 I.4„ toe totroorm
cornet oli I. PO tilt Ppr, by . st,wurt.
sr.tve.iing 1.,he .4451 94.5 ovriy tbis,g kept it, 4
ftr•t..torr rue uitt.tio
111.4 11.itior., ul..1 eti/sro. -,Itrs tit o urn.- r air
tes.ya i.• atten•tallt.A. tV J. I. F. N.1511
iHANUED IIANDS,--Tho under-
.4/1,..au•elia-o,stee the Duffel IP avatietento
trati for a trrtu it will be naiads, rl-st-cliots 4141
1*1. et sty 0,4..11114'1.1st nou toe tratelltur
rubble. roar,: tarot to the Station. tiouut,squor
nod ...tors al thi bar. Attati t hostlars.
10-.11v. Jowts Conc.
NE \V
WATCH MAIiING AND
4fewelry Establishment
AT RENSALL.
-.N.En. • a‘. I<:
Has «541 large stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, dc„ fc,.
IN Io5, BLOCK. toul from hire).
11.•rieur.• in to. lathitiv,..t. hope, to merit
114 1' 4,1 the pain. Mtge.
lipeetable4 of all kinds courituntly on hand.
Ise Repoiriag a Specialty. .111 no route.
..k. .i..ELI,Y.
Llenaall. January 17. Is75. ly
CONSUMPTION CURED,
N OLD PHYSICIAN, retired fron,
active practice, baying had Oxeye' in
hands by an i1i,1111, iliosinnary ale fortrinh
ot 11 Vehetaole lit/noddy for tue speedy and pal-
atally/414111re a
COXS1111PTION ASTIIIIA BRONCHITIS OLTARRIT
and all Throat auill.migAirect R; alsO 1 littaitiVt
land ictI euro for nervous 41.•bi Iit end an nor.
voila eu nplainn, niter lot .ing thorough]. tpatol
113, wou,lerf.,i liOlVvrtt 10 tht,t1 ails of eti
his 11111. to letthe itknown to his se-
curing ,eihrwit. .e1n,tt&', 1i, this niotive. J11141
2.011,iewittitillf, desire to relwvo nunnin Bulletin!.
Ardwiiltatil.free c go, te all who thatiieft
ibis rech e. wi1d:reel:ions for propttlinga.
Tace,•sr fully usin SOlet by retnrnmail, by
11.1/C1,1'1 11 to. ••;1,, :mining fig paper, DR.
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sTVF,Nt.y, Box 8a, Broclivine, ni.
Shing;es for Sale
Pima .?•1 TO 51.10 PER SWUM
At G. R,. 3. Brooks' avrali.3.1.
TWO MILES WEST OF THE LONDON
ROAD, `VP OF BAY,
A g o,l e ,•,,ply of nemiocit Lumber and Ccdal
Post: Lly QII hang.
Important to ButterWolkers
01)3 400,1 Acti. e Agent Wanted in evr.ry town-
ship 101ntredoce the VICT( at 131:TT Vat WOIIN-
EFL. 51 nide Meal -Inc Pre° to Agents!. Price
$5.00, ...7,7.on !ma $8.00 0,1011. One M111,,13 to he sohi
in the Dominion. Apyly early with stamp, fol
outs circular, to the
vimon win:wit:1FR c
..iseratvi, •
-1IN CLAIR TAIT.
Dealer in Pancy Goods and Toys double
and srugle Beriu 'Wool, of all color. Aloe
Zephyr and Gement:in Wool Next ocei
north of the Talisa office, Exeter,
ET BAN , L. D. S., HAS Op
tsibad Ills Diploma aa d License to prar,,
tice 1)ontills-
try, and wi,117."
bo on hand
11 of old, on
Mondays,
Tuesd ays,
ys and
Satn rday Ft.
office near
Bell's Bakery Main Street, Exeter Ont.
Ertv e tronirl ti
u receives sysryatteation, and sione
at the lowest lign tem.
Having opent.4 tint it liratirli zistablislimen
nur frientio that .1. hood
eau lie supplied ou t h.:shortest notice,
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THE GREAT! ST
Wonders of ...14odern Ti e
IUowa3rE Pills &Ontmen
The rm. Purify the Itlerel.corrret
of the 1.1yrr, rito.uaeh. KI.Inovr, au.' !towel++. WO
are u!valeal.lts ha all comp:Whits ineolontal te
1-*
TI r ..ortmout la O. only rellalek remedy for
lied Letts.111.1 Wout.dr. Karr • at 4 ['leer . or loest•
OVrilf .1I'.D lust. For Bronchitis, Dtplulterits,
Itusuntattunt, an,. all kits ratan.
n .liato toque!.
3313w3.RE OF
New York ounterfelts.
twit..8540154* et ••itenowayll emi.
Lee inatuoun... *r• rreolatitetaree aid solo
'toter the bfilsin or "11,010way tt Co:" ni
theiry. Vurrot. Coutrutuy, Drug,
tlot Atotro•
enitsPany
.11 es- elltell trade
---,tenni too
of Now Vork.ltko•
coun
maket,•rteit....4
10,
s PI N. Mid NIPPn
1114 t II Meti
New T.rr. will
Hity,lt el
wise, pr
arer off
.twu inittor the nom.. of Hot
;own'. en.,!,,,rfug, fore trade mork Cm...n:1
old 8..ment; mOKerten it ltolt,tas of Nev; Yuri.
.re costitu ler ills:some.
n't'oe Persons the ',tater to deceive ynn, am,
411.1,111W cts tit hot Om 1,01,11t• itt tho Mirk%
dirertmesnalzed tlinir medicines, whirl.
are r,...11v tt.orpurlouta intitathotie. to Beware
Nointerfeltr.
011,110ms ilexiere amnia them et or
taw prires and sell W. 01 to toe Imble in Critia•
ta as gonnine Pala awl (nlitment,....
1 moat i•urne.lie and re..pestfullt 141,1,1100*th.
'lent.% to Motion.* of tamales and other ladliet
lust the public generalle of rtrItirh"N•ot t. Arut•ri-
o., Ova they p.lettscd to ilentintive net.
T104110;1" ti mite fraud...
l'or..•,ina,•r,. all ou1,1 look tothe label on the pot.
and If the at.tireaS 111 1t ot thtfort'
;tre 1. lonolon, they it re tire connterfe 1'1t
wll mid ",,,ox of the tie:mine :kkalicillea, boars tlat
dritirlt Government %tamp, with the word-
9-101.4.0stat's F11,1,3
eleravod 01, tile 1111.4.1 1.. iltO address.
.311 ilxiord. Street. •ontioh, wiert. alone they nrt
rointtotur..4. Fortier+ who may be defrauded
re \".5 1. Mug rpn riOr al ys P.11s (tn.
Ointsmort nr uty 44,1)1101P 0' tate Alt, an com-
municating the pitrtienlats to me, be atielv re'
norated.-tml titin 1 unto n,-v.rttivulgeol.
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