The Exeter Times, 1878-6-13, Page 2TACE TIMES
2111. COL
THE TARIFF.
GREAT SA>EEC$ ON TR kt NA-
TIONAL POLICY.
Continued from last week.]
TSR NEW ENGLAND POLICY, Tllls TIiL-E
POLICY Of CANADA.
The Opposition wanted to ace tin
people of e `auade have among them-
selves, far the developenlent of her re-
sources, self-reliant men, brought up
iu the schools of toil, brought up to
digauify labor, and to llouor labor in
theutselvee and others. This policy
lead produced a community, than which
the world today had no superior, the
people of the New lira Hand States.
The policy which t would like to see
iutrodueed into Canada, and which I
believe is the true policy for Canada, is
to make tins emotion of the couutry
xhiell we novf occupy on this Conti-
zletit, the New England of Canada, and
to plant here those sante institutions
Woo nave been the harbingers of ene-
cesd in the neighboring Staten across
tlae flue. Our conditions are preciaaely
the cattle .ae theirs. We have the dame
soil, we Nava the soyasO facilities for
aulautllataturiug, we have all the condi-
tivne that are kindred to theirs, and
we aro shortly to have shat they now
lave, a great Norti'v:est openiug be.
and and boundleae, which is yet to be
inhabited by millions of people. 1 de.
sire to sal; to the farmere of Ontario -
here is a lesson for you, consitier it.
Year after year, you are impoverishing
your farms by growing wheat and seud-
it)g it to Euglaud. Year after year
the facilities for entering the Notth-
wetit and bringing its products down
to the eeiaboard, are increasing;
year after year in the future there is
going to be a steadily increasiug agri-
cultural population in the West, who
are to be your rivals in the rnaarkets of
the world. While your lands aro be-
ing gradoatly worn tut and itupover-
iahed, these t eIda are being brought
under cultivatiou. There ie to be the
great granary of the continent. Can
we teener) that 25 or 60 year hones'
the farmers of Outario would be able
tJ go eu competing 11ith the farmers of
Ssakdcbewan in the raising of wheat
or those products which had to go to
a foreign market ? The coneitiou of
the Ontario farther ie growing( worst,
year by year, and the condition of the
Webtern former is being bettered in the
some ratio. the contest is au nil•
equal one anti the Ontari l fanner will
plvlaaaltly feud hin)at:lf in the long 1uu
in the saute position as diose who re•
acd i.o timeline cotton: For the On.
eerie fernier to raise hie wheat, to ship
it to England hand aud to buy lata gouda iu
the cheapest market, would just be to
kill the goose tied lath the golden egg.
I welcome the day when the West will
be opened up, aud whoa Ontario and
Quebec, broth will occupy the
sante pntitiat el relatively to that octan:
try, that New England d' es to the
greasy Western States.
VIE FINANCE MI:a tlT)r.R OPPoSIM TO TIDE
oRtt`M OP TOWNS AND CITIES.
I have been amazed to hear the
Hon. the E i .n lice eliai' ter. not only ill
Lis budget speeches, but also on the
stump in Outario, preaching the doe
trine that the aggregation of pe'•ple in
great cities is injurious to a const try.
How, I would ask, mild agricultural
communities be iujured by the forma.
tion of large towns ? It is in bitch
that formers final their best market. If
farmers take au intelligent view, they
must see that their succehal greatly de-
pends on the growth of Large cities.
When Moutleaal became as large a-
New York. and Toronto as large as
Philadelphia, and wiles other large
cities have: arisen amongst us, would
it not be all ti'e b, tier for the faruiiti,;
cen.tuuuities all round tabuut theta?
Would it not eehauce the value of
farms and farm products ? It is true,
ae has been in Berated by the Fivauicr
Min ter, that in great ce .trei of pupil-
lati,3n is to be found a great deal of
wiuked,reas, a great deal that is wrong,
but °meat also that is ,;orad and bene-
ficent. But if these great ceutres
were broken down and the .popnlalioi,
thereof dispersed amoa.g the agrieultnt•-
al populations with whom they would
eater iota competition, the coustuning
population would be much decreased,
slid the producing pol•nhation aro much
iucrtrteed, that the fanner would sus
tain a two -fold it.jury. There is, I be-
iieve, a ueced:,ity for urban populations,
and no class of men had a greater ria•
terest in the .extension of these, than
farmers,
PBTn03.ETIM 13t1TIES.
Before sitting down, t wish t•. miike.
reference .to a matter with Chime illy
name has been a isuei•ated in tbi:3
that is, the notion of the G. verntneut
on the petroleum duties. 'L'lte lute
Goverrtmeet, til fi':i•tlg the tariff of the
Dnuliuit,u in 1867, thringbt ib wise to
plaice ,shat seemed to b a eery high
duty on oil -15 cents per gai. eith 5
cents excise duty. I do roe. think a any
person in this House objected to this
at the thee ; but subsequeL tly; uew
atji exteusive discoveries iu oil wt',e
lut.de, Letle,' wetted for t etraoting it
were also adopted, and theprice had
undergone a charge since the time the
duty was imposed, and that duty,
which had formerly been a very fair
one, afterwards became a very ouerous
one. Whether the Government at
that time acted wisely or unwisely, I
do not propose to discuss, but \would.
merely state the fact.
INACTION OF run oovElxNa1IE1QT I,1 1876.
In 1876, I felt it my duty to propose
a reductiou of the duty on coal oil from
15 cents per gallon to Th cents, leaving
the excise tax exactly the same as be-
fore. The proposition, as made and
explained by me, was intended to give
protection of from 20 to 25 per cent.
upon oil, according to the current
prices at that time. It bad been stat.
ed by au honorable member, in reply
to toy remarks that there was another
charge of a. sent which ought to be ad.
ded. Oa calling at tate office of the In-
land Revenue, however, I found that
my tion. friend was mistaken. The
propo•-ition to adjust the terilf was
made by me with a sincere desire to
obtain results ----not for any honor
duetion 1 Soit has coma to this f In
tartlet that this Government may not
be disstgrbed, in order to prevent mo-
tioos that Blight be troublesome, they,
with a majority of silty it the House,
able to open and shut too door as they
please, refuse to lift a finger, to waste
a day, in order to save the couutry
two millions of dollars, es they them
selves estimate. Did they think that
their devoted followers, who backed
their refusal to take off the duty, would
have hesitated to vote a reduction of
the duty '? Tiley could not waste a
day of their precious time in order to
save the couutry from a loss which was
equal to the entire cost of legislation
for the whole four years they had been
in poww.. Five bundred thousand dol -
lard a year about Covets the cost of
running both .Houses of Parliament an
entire sestina Yet they could not waste
a day of that titee to save the country
two millions.
MR. CA1tTWRIGHT -Plow mush
must have been lost by hon. gentle.
hien opposite
H me CONTINUED.
which might attach to myself. I de- ' „Oau veil see rue, dearest ?" acrid a
sired that members supporting the Ohieago 3611 to his dyiur; wile. 'Tall
Government, should use alt their In-
illteace to have the desired reducti,n
quietly made, and offered to drop nay
resonation and leave the matter with
therm, if they could obtain the consent
of the Governo.ent. I introduced my
propoeitiou to the bootie ori the 8rd
day of Atarch, but I left it alone till
the Slat, a period el four weeks, in or-
der that every member might have ail
opportunity of investigating the matter.
I certainly did not bring it forward
with any desire to euabarass the Gov.
erunient, o;, to plaice the Government
10.1 a dieadvanta,",e ; but I told them
that this high dduty had had the effect
of creating a ring who euutrollod all
oil wells and raflueries, and stepped
between the producer and nonvoter ter ;
who dictated wliat the price should be
shad ceuipelied the consumer in Canada
to pay just what American oil would
cost, with the duty ,dated. It was
said by a t;entlemau on the other side
of the Howie the other night that those
who ati.voertta.d a protective policy were
inconsisteu t, brit the want of consistency,:
we, call you see we?" "No," she faint-
ly whispered, "but I MOO smelt your
breatht""
A scientific correspondent of this pa-
per explains that the centre tamp on
the street ears has been introduced as a
relief to the horses ; it makes the oar
lighter,
About three-fifths of the jury trials in
this country include at leant one mau
00 the jury elm ought to have beeu
born a mule.
Spring is upon us, and the young
man's fancy will be lightly somersault.
int; towat,i-thoughts of lovejnstas soon
Ise he can shake his ulster and his in-
auonzta.
(luutributars gill take notice that we
have -already More spring poetri than
we need. Whet we want is a liniment
that is a dead certainty on rheumatism.
One bide of the frau'luleut dollar hie
a fat,I3iitish girl on with a tremendous
bind aud the other a ben flying off her
nest,-rraenbly frightened by the bang.
An Illi' oie'eellooiteacher was bounced
I for, belongs to the other side. We because ale caultt not tell the difference
who entertain proteeti"nisi principles
eta that the ordinary effect of protee-
ton would not ultimately eunauce the
price of g :ods to the consumer.
between a jug and a jar. The idiot bad
aIINoye carried it around in a butte.
eel.% taatdtel for stepping, on your
unlit," said a fop at a ball ; then added,
way ? lseeaanse when an intiu+try i S , "Y°iu ought to baaveaoow.eate heron it."
protected, those engaged in that in. "And I would have caught a etalf," said
dustry hard an opportunity of matting the koung lady.
money, and the result was that others
[iodine; an ia+ln,.tty to be a profitable
one would embark their capital therein;
thus, competition woad l regulate pie -
es. In title way rings could nut be
funned. Why is it that a ring cannot
be formed in the boot aud Shue trade ?
13ecauee'leatlter, which 's the raw ma-
terial from which boots and shoes are
Initrile is procurable everywhere ;
sequently prices are reasonable. Why
could not a ring be formed by those
engaged in the nlauufatctare of furni•
hare'? Because the material can be
got all over the lend and b -came com-
petition regulates the prices. It is in
abed tnlpOeeible to est up tU(IUOpuliee
in tenant tnanuf.ictures as boots and
shoes, furniture and agricultural itnple-
nlents. Btu. if there was an e%epti'Nl
sit iudustry to which the protective 1o1- -----
icy did tent safely apply, and which was % 131iAY & EDWARD hate, at con-
rnt)lhup1111Zt°t! by a ring„ then prutee. ritleratle expense secnr41d the Rest 10a-
tionlsts would demand that on protectiodium, andAuguriu the ihuaeinin,t,and hereon
]• baud a large stock of
t reduced nn that inclustty to a point
where competition would fairly . regu-
late prices ; to tolerate rings and loo•
uopolies is a blot, a stain on the ea
boast Charaaet r, and protectionists are
the first to decry it. Of all the indus-
tries ill C,auada, the plod .ction and re-
lining of oil is perhaps the only one in
a Well a monopoly is possible -and
that is dltnpiy because the area of pro.
dnetiati is limited, and may, by finesse,
be brmtght under nue control. There
OMR therefore no inuoneirtency in their
'truing the Government to lralie thin
'eduction. Tee Government ie re•
ipoesible for the interests of the e win-
try, the gtrtardiatldlrip ..f which is com-
mitted to it. It is bound to repress
injustice and rectify abuses, and it was
teal dnty of the Government, in that
instanc(, to stake the reduct•iult sought.
T claimed that the country was suffer-
ing to the extent of $1,000,000 per
year. I clearly demonstrated that by
retaining the excise duty there would
l,e no di!ninnt.ion of •)evenne iu 010s( -
(pence of the 'hauge 1 proposed. lirs
arguments and proofs were inc•'ntro-
vertible ; no one atteniptsd to deny it
single' position taken by the except an
hon. geatl:etuan who spoke in the iu-
Wrest of the ring. The seutitneut of
the wh le House was with tae, anti yet
the Hoo. Finauoe Minister, whi'e a
niittiiii ell I ciaitne•l,-deuliued to, act.
And why ? Baetiuee, forsooth as he
deigned t0 explant last year, it might
lead to so some tronb;esotne motions.
MR. cARTwafnnT ADMIr4 2,000,000 Lode
THOUGHTS OF SPRING
Mid. its dil.'etsan: often, after the rigouts of a
t ;tear°,batt winter. slay dying hitt pleasant, from
the fset of SU hnauv p note quint to their daily
avne.ttinris without zest or spirit, but like the
veriest shave driven by the ,hon;.; of neeesaity.
It is because the nraehb'ery, so to speak, of the
human bully has become &legged, after beim;
etioTed with carbon, ben'iug fats necessary to
withstand a winter iu a cliutate like Claaaada.
Ihr the sprint;. the individuali4111 tat flow head-
ache, dyspepsia,'raitaability of the nervous sys-
tem, biliousness, depression of spirits, lassitude
&e, This need not lie, fir I'IIOS1rOL:INE,
the Vrt'atuervint' tonic. will remove the pri-
mary e.cr+u. teult) tIte sytattrm, nue remove all
impurities from the b:sant.
NE v' PUMP
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.,.,,lHin Beautiful Concert Grand. re mu?ami
,auos, cost $1.600, only 34:; , .e.. ,a..
Suiterli tlinnd Square Viand:, cost, 53 P1t1, only
r:aa Elegant OPriglit Pk nos, cost - $600. only
$135. New Style Irpri ;ht 1'ianos, $ I1:., 0. Organs ,
•:33
Organs' 12 stops,X79 o. Church Organs, l6
stops, cost ry390, only x113. Elegant *iris mirror
top (organs only f$105. Tr alnend003 & ecrifice to
close out present stock. New Steam Factory sown
to be erected. Ntws'apers with touch infor)ua-
taon abilut cost of i'ia-•os, and Or ans, RENT
aslltuetou,
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OE IN the IDELEW&RE I eninsu.
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grass Lamella the lower c.aunti. l 411 half the price
aa11t'4 for poorer lord farther north. I.eli;tlattal
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sett 11,Beal l:st„ta Agent, Milrord.Pel.
$10$20 4,550 $100
Iuvesth=d judieli'nsll' in Stocks tOpttans or 1'riv1-
1„ges), is a sure r'sut to rapid ±sumac. Pelt .10 -
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Addr1:3.( T. Porrrn Maur da Co' Bunkers, 35,
Streit Now York,
Or? A pax to agents canvas -tug, for the Fireside
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Utbvariei will be tient fres to all applielaut•..
Address 084An G. MOSES lt3 evrtlaud Street,
NIA` 'York.
AT
TUE
Standard Sash hoar a Blind
(F A0T011Y,
18 constantly kept on l,unal, alt kinds of hualdil .t7
material. 1. leering lard aud salt, Siding Wet, .
uga&0.,soldeho,te. Planing Jiggling mot '1017•1.g
promptly atteua. u to.
BUILDINGS CONTlt 1C•1BD FO11,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As Wo ltaava 0,
hand a 111112e H 0111, of dry lumber, er, we feel sure o,
satisfying those who liiay give us a caul.
LOSS latOP. tt r1.S1 01.
FACTORY LONDON
At Ncroodbana.
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aniNT,AiI
INVE..STM; NT SOCIETY.
TO THE e'UNTRY.
Since he hail 'edtno1 d tee duty and
taken all the credit of it. The f?iritsnce
elieislter asserts that the country saavei
two wi.ien, d liars per yt;ar by the re -
First -Class Pumps
and are prepared to make to order an the short -
cot milieu Well or Cistern Pumps. Wells and
Cisterns contracted for. Also on hand large
stoekof Seasoned Lumber. Soft Elm 1,uulherfor
Capital - '?rOOO,OOC
Parties requiring money can obtain advance:
on approved town or farm propelty. at 'owes.
rates. The above is it London, England Com-
pany. For further tUtrticliars, apply to
ROBER1 PICKARD, Agent,
,iS.ou to tit,. Hoch ant frau• ; s to stun. Oak, "d
40612. Floor ng, $12. Good stook of Logs on hand %Ta 17 tf, F,ta,ter(ynt •.
or drainage purposes, cut accordiug to ,.dor' y ,
6.5U11er 1,01'u,
All orders by mail attended to.
IVIILLIN.E
MISS GARLICK,
Has now in stock a complete lice of
SPRING HA1I'S, BONNETS,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
and Trimmings of Every Kind, in
Latest Style add Lovi e t Prices
A full Stock of Pitney Goods,
Berlin Wools, Ii••llituu Lace, Braids,
Patterns, Cardboard Mottoes, &c,
Y,Jackets cut and made to order.
MISS GA.RLICK, 1,
I M..in St., E toter.
'iE CA1tLTDATE
THE UHOICE 01? TUE CONTENTIOit.
W. FANSON bas received
the unanimous vote of the la-
diesfor having the largest, best
and cheapest stock of boots and
shoes in town. Prunella boots
at 55 cents a pair, the cheapest
ever heard of. Call and see
them. Large stock of first-class
W. ': F AN SON.
DO NOT READ THIS
craving received a lot of now machinery,
would inform the farmers of the sur.
ronuding country that I amu prepared to 3uauu•
facture all kinds of Horse Bakes, li,trle
Forks, Grain Cradles, Suaiths, el c, aud basin!
secured the s.'rvices of it first-class Turner, .
stn p,•eparee to .lo
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and Drip(
I defy competition. Always on hand a first•
class stock of Fork aud Shovel Handles. IIIi1;
half a anile south of Exeter.
A. COT't' +LL.
R
0. Sencl:6t for35 pkts
flower Seeds 15 fur
50e.Jhi pkt 'I for 255., or Lpltts.Segs �1 12 Siel
1 500. The Floral ul rrib-
4 ute, a, 100 -pogo Mort 3
work v: i)h0010red plats, 1.0e with either of tl e
above packages seeds, two years free. These e.-
afa are bona cent n,,d she Seeds first -p1 ass, bt•iig
p iced low only toind:me auto try them. Ad 1re,
�TVI.�id, Roche.tter N.Y.
L15 1°7x6 PAYEit.•. .i
��:)iNTI1\U 1
PAINTING'
J. KITCHING
Is prepared to do all kinds of
House Painting, Paper -hanging
Whitening, tee.
at reasonable prices and punctually.
J. KIrOFUN O. Main at
Exeter.
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'Money loaned on Srst-clas.ReslBst'att'.seenritles
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MASON 1lvlrs0N, 110111on,
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January 31. 3 m.
IME for SALE,
O11 and after MONDAY,
;i t11 iust,, we will keep the
Beauh.ville Lime for sale at
28 k ENTS PER BU'5, +., EL•
Special; rates to parties using
large quantities..
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PitOl/EKTli.
Marlgages Bought and Marriage
Ligtrnsca issued.
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tnfifr, n1 excesses.
t.s Price, to a sealed euvelnpe.oaiy 6 rants, or
tutu postage St.arfil's.
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clearly demeustrotes, art+til thirty yt.ars' meet sy
Cul mortice, thatalarming eonsegtsanece:: naso s.
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tcrnnl
allr runucdictnetas 13010411alto 04.at 011a e(I44: t of a kulin-
namticure 041 eertrart fo ,
cttTeetuttl, byrneans Of which every huiTeteau d
'tatter what his conditiuu iul14' l•e, m rote
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pounds per week. .:
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harbinger of others.* So wrote Hippocrates two
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