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"TIUBSDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1880.
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'CABINET CIAN•Gf±IS.
Hon. :11:Ti;. Chapleau•, to wham was
offered 'the pot'tfdlio of Minister of
Militfts, resigoetl'by Mre Masson, has'
decided to 'remain Premier. of `4 uebeo.
which hie necessitated a'few •ohangos
in the Ottbillet. they aro as'follows :a,.
Mr. Mou•.seittl., President of the 'Coto.
cil ; Mr. 'Caron, Minister 'of Malitia ;
Sir. Alex, Oampbell, ieostneao'ter Gen-
eral.; Idou, Joao O'Couuoo, Secretary
of State ; quo. 11jr, A_ikins, •ttiuisten of
tInlaud I everlue.
11TI;. eT. B. SGennot,e:w writing from
Stonewall, Manitoba, to the Stratford
Tines, says., —"It is not't'he 'land regu.
lotions nor the iniquitous N. P. that is
driving our emigrants across the `hues,
altbot'tgb T must admit 'the land regu-
latrious might have'lteeu made a little
more suitable to eetlle'rs, 'but the want
'df railway tran'spo'rt for the poorer class -
'es is the realtrue and only casae, while
the Aoserieaub have every con'veuience
in that lino. Mowever, we are, happy
to bo able to state +haat the present
Goverumeut are doing a1'1'in their pow
er to mitigate Use evil, and ere another
decade the iron-hotse will be heard
whistling through Canadian territory
from the Attall a.o to the Pacifio Ocean,
in spite of the insane railway policy of
Messrs. MoKen•cte and Blake."
T}ae Latest Deliverance on the N. P.
l'o Ote Editor of ,As Times.
:DEAR Sen. —Tile latest and most
elaborate deliverance we have seen 00
the N. P. i3 contained 'n an editorial
•f the Grit sheet of last week publi+bed
iu your town, Froni the perspicuity
of ideas, pr )fauciity of reasoning and
the excruiatingly elaborate phrenology,
we more than suspect that the whole
force of the office, editor and assistant
editor., type•settere, office:boy, devil and
ail were engaged in its composition.
From the profound depth of its logic
5Od reasoning it is ()elite evident that
the master -mind of tile medical Editor,
at ail events was employed in produc-
ing the article in question. His ad'
miners all know the deep well of pro
-
Nand thought and correct reasoning
that is forever springiud up withiu
him, in each a spontaneous gush. But
leaving aside the absurdity and verbose
abscurity of the editorial, let us see if
there is an idea at all in it, After a
careful perusal of it, the only idea at
all apparent to auy ordivary finite
maid, is the fault found with the 1Fin-
ance minister. for raising sutfieieut
revenue to pay the ordinary expensed
of the year. To pay our way as we go,
in this new .tinaucial luminary's opin-
ion is a heinous offence io political eo-
onowy.—We would inform the tariff
critic that the old tariff was revised and
changed for two specific objects ; to
raise suiicie,.t revenue to sleet, ottr
ordinary current expenditure, and to
afford a reasonable amount of pro-
tection to our various ltiduitrie And
now b8e'Luse the tariff is having is
legitimate effect and our moraine is
equal to o'er outgo, an awful hubbub is
raised, and the people are being rob-
bed. Now we would ask one simple
question of any ordinarily intelligent
busiuess man : which course is the cor-
rect one, that of Sir B. J. Cartwright,
of having a deficit of there millions a
year, or that of Sir L. Tilley of paying
as we go ? Sir Prichard to cover Iris
deficit had to issue bonds of the noun•
try, at a discount of 7 or 8 per cent,
on which we will pay interest for ever,
It is this accumulating interest that is
eating the vitals of this otnmtry ;.and.
the sooner some steps are taken , to
atop its °outioned increase the better.
Sir R. J. Cartwright himself admitted
that if he continued in Dower •lie
would nave to raise` the tariff, for the
purpose of increasing the 'reveune, . a
fact of which The fietancialo luminary,
who edits your contemporary. seews to
be ulaawere.. The difference in the
polie.es of'the parties was• Mist this ;
the G,'ite would have raiaed.thetarif"I.to
increase •'the revenue, . the• Tories iti-
roased the tariff for the -same pooposo
but at the same time so 'modified , it, .as
to afford a mach needed . protection to
such iu(lu8tries as • coral' and 'should
flourish in Crtneda. %Vii would: sug•
get to Sir B. J. Cartwright that he at
mice have an interview with tare writer
of writers of the article in question. Ile
will receive u'w light on politigial
economy. He will learn that revenue
rueiwneerobbet'q and the tette path to
114tionel prosperity is to raise no money
and. pay nothing. '1'riey have politic your town has .purchased 'tho'',furnitnr•e,
lane of that stripe, we believe, down in and unilertahirtg business of Mi. James
Ooxworth.• Mr. Baker will bo ratite an
accession to, our village, be . b littg a
practical workman who thoroughly
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tinual htfrping'ot the Grit mess weak-
ens Haat 'belief, Besides they ;are only
wltstiug powder. tine of the
next general electionthe question of
Free trade e•. s; protection will cease
to be as issue, and my firm innpression.
is, th31) were the Grits to elteceed to
power to•ir1'orrow the 08$011tit1t parts
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