The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-17, Page 69
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"THZ HURON EXPOSITOR.
...An Elector of Hay on Mr. Cam-
eron's Political Course.
..To the Editor of the_Clintcn )Vete Era. _
DEAR SIR,—Being an electorof
•'the South Riding of Huron, and an
adherent of the Reform cause, I was
much intetested by an article in the
Seaforth ExPosthatt of the 2th ult.,
comparing Mr. M. C. Cameron's
career in Parliament, as recorded in
the journals of the House, with that
gentleman's version of the same,
e
(riven at the late .Reform Convention
at Seaforth. At the time of the last
election for the Dominion, in com-
M011 with the Reformers of this con-
stituency generally, I admit ed -Mr.
,Catneron's abilities and confided in
his integrity. I considered we were -
extremely fortunate in seeming the i
parliamentary services of .v§lie ()is-.
ting uished "Leader of the Goderich
Bar." I fondly believed lie would,
OCcupy a preminent position among
errors, of Reform, and wake the.
walls of the house eing with his
sharp incisive eloquence. 'That he
wo-uld ever prove recreant to his
principles, and go down the sinuous
paths that lead to political cleetetela
teen an I death, was en idea t
could not enteitahat 'Time
parliament assembled, the news-
.. ,•
papers contained long report S of the
proceedinge of the House, but the
great speech which was to place Mr.
Cameron among the 'foremost dhatn-
pions of debate, did not appear:
Questions of vital irnpoi tan CC Were
discussed, measures cif most iniquih
t ous character were brought forward
by the Government, nobly resisted
by the opposition, and finally car -
tied by a subservient mojerity ; but
Mr. Cameron remained either alto-
ge•ther silent, Or was, at best but
- feebly vocial.
Andel all the din,' the excite -
men a the corn motion of diet mo-
mentotie Straggle, the " Leader
of the Goderich Dae,'' from
whom so wuch was expected, seem-
ed to steed as powerless as the god,
of the Hittites when Israel emote'
'them, hip and thy th
thigh, be -waters
of Merom. At length -there came
an apparent change.—A measure—
not for the benefit of the peopl
large, brit for the beneflt" of cer
individuals at the expense of
people, was -conceived, brought forth
and christened the "National
Policy.". The oracle was no longer
dumb. Mr. -Cameron was m:ither
dead -nor asleep—the sale question
tduched the sensitive spot, and he
R prang upon his feet. Galvanized
into temporary activity, his elce
quence shot forth a flickering fliillle
only to die out as goon as the Na-
tional Policy, which stirred it in LO
lire, became an accomplished feet;
when he crept once more into his
shell, • and resumed his policy . of
." masterly inactivity." Sue]) seem-
ed to cue, and to many others in the
county; Mr. 'Cameron's parliament-
ary career. But such a career,
though not laudable, WaS, l'erhaps,
excusable, and I was en xio II S to
hear' n. eexplanation of Lis conduct
from his own. mouth, befoin finally
passing j udgmen t thereat. Th et
n,
explanatiowas given at the Se
forth meeting referred to, and,
was pleased to learn, seemed to gie
entire s teiefactioe to MS friends, an
effectually silence his detractor
&nee more alt Nees hmil ing —11
. Cameron's' delinquencies
the worst s pardonable, he woul
turn over a new leaf, be metered t
the favor of his partv and agai
triumphantly .carry the election
:But this proved to be a ileetin
donm. The article in the Exeoety
on. before mentioned, at once dis
pblled the illusion, and ,again :in
volved the reputation of Mr.. Cain.
eron in very grave uncertainty.
That article contained fads and
figures e hich flatly contradicted
certain statements made by- Mr.
Carnuren in the speech le -fore allud-
c
ed to. 'These fitcts and, h elves, mo-
feesedIv cePied from the journals of
ttie Honee, are either fah e, which if
so could be easily proved, or Mr.
Cameron has defiled himeelf before
the public by uttering a lie. That
is Hal conclu.cdon Without possibilith
of twasion. His statement of hie
attendn
ace in. Parliament was cite
nbunced. A eras.te e exeie ted?
however; he dies ha . He em:-
ploys all the hicatiery and su ter -
I
fuge that his 1 ngtprof sional t ain-e
ing has made inimai3t r of t� ()D-
ecal the wee nei
ss of s posi ion
He‘vituperate he films, he threat-
ens he boasts, in, shor, , does every-
thing but an eting ,squarely the'
charges Made against him. He
talks of a "n wspepee war b ing
solely for the enefit of the com on
enemy.'! He overlooke . the act
that his failur to. answer the a cu-
setions of th .N.X.POSITC:R will do
more to insure his defeat, should he,
receive the n Mination, than ny:
any " newspa et 'wan" how ver
loug. But wh tt is 1 eally the "corn
mon enemy?" Is it not that politi-
cal corruption nd dishonest 'wh'eh
have gene. far o ruin our count •y 7
The ranks of t e "cummon. ellen y"
are crowded ith men who, I ke
Mr. Cameron, have forsaken their
principles, fore tten their pthlges,
, >
aucl paltered With their tr•trst, and
then. sought to regain their_posi-
tione by SalsellOod and -evasion. 1
bat -T 1 belie -
k
de not agree : dth him, therefore,
when be says t&at a fair and open discassion of 14 career would
'iessed fit the eeemeeee eeeley,e_quite
the contraryfie makes use of ore '
expression, however, which bears
the stomp Of Gni-1th. He says tleit
" whether he is the Liber,:d candi-
dcaq or not is of the ,stnallest possi-
ble conseqhence He is eerfectly
''. e
E)i,
right, if h : be uhe 2'O? #i ,Candiclate
the change :,.ill be merely nominal,
and of no pne.equelicb ' what-
ever. The reas n why he insinu-
ates that a "pa ter war" is not s
en
cpen and :Manly a method of con
troversy tim
. e! e debate is 110
diericult to detect. Apart frctill
fact, now patent t all, that he carn
not deny the charges ' brough
against him; and S eks to ev de eh
matter altbgether, he is eobably
very well a ward . that sta ement,
-Linty be made at '6onfused • ncl ex-
cited public heetiags, which would
leok more ugly umler the cl set. ith
specteion giveli. to the printe I page.
He evidently i 'Chillies, too, th a with
his practice in special -plead IT, he i
e at could lead th h ignorant fart ers of!
tain South Huron to .ilelieve•tlett the 'I
the moon is madeof given chees ' His
boast that he poill0 defend 4 muse
befove the -elctehs of this ftiding)
which he cannot :fief:endon paper-,
contains art insult 6 the intel igence
cfethe people Ito. Which they 'L know
i,
hew to ma'kd :. the proper answer.
tie will find they re sufficiet fly in-
telligent to see to lie bottom jof his
slaallow triekery, and much tc e hon-
est to stippott a mairt who al owe a
. .
public charge of de
to remain undenied
ty is afforded. H
to he Reformers in
iberate falsehood
When'oppottuni-
'win. find 'then).
eomething .moee
than name, and that they full' .and.
clearly. understand, that. to send a
man ea Parliament vith Such a brand
upon hinn would 1)4 ! hu t I erpe tu et -
it g that corruOtion and diehonesty
to which they aire earnestly oppoEed.
The course of 'the 4eform, party 9f
&nab Huron is miew plain. ! Lot
th ena (choose a en en With an uov Blake?
1,
a- reputation, and bitiMphantly lect'
-I. him :; and to -ilio' heir maul de-
testation of (Ulm esty, let them
-
d :meet Mr. Cameren should he so.
5. licit ' their supphit, afi :dl tn. itors
r. should he Mete! wit 1 but on cry
tt from one end a the. Riding t the
d 1 other--efrona Goderi-h to Stet nen,
o from •Seaforth to t ie Lake- the
n hottest. indignant cr of "‘ Put hina
. out ! put him Out l'r
g
cuittstantial and deliberate, And,
therefOre, defective memory cannot
he pleaded in his defence. But
there was one hope remaining to
which Mr. Cameron's friends still
clung, which was, that he woeld
Twee, in his reply to the Exiles-
rron that the figures had been falei-
tied by that journal. By a, peruSal
of .2cfr. Cameron's letter, publisheih,
yo ir issue of last -week, I' am
grit -ad to find that the hope was I
entirelv futii( i1e does no Enen„,
deny the Statements of the EXPOS -
'TOR. but taoitly admits their truth.
-Ne lean eau believe that, if he had
been in a position to detrir these
damaging charges, 'he would not
have -done se in khat letter. He
could have cleared himself from
blame, had it been in Iris power, in
half the space which his letter oc-
cupies ; but he :has not ventured to
Make the attempt. Upon being ap-
pealed to, be has failed to show
cause why the 'wattle should wit
pronounce setetenee against iiim, acwd
4-ze2t !is deco! dingly pee_ a
• ;
UMMER IS GONE i
• '1
BUT ,THEBE IS
liSt Jpereirsd
A
Emit
OMPLETE STOCK OF
OLLE NS,
eing tho largest designs in
TWEEDS,
SRO
DCLOTHS
ENETIANS, &C.,
FOR FALL WEAR
Catupbt lls
NE T
AT
'lathing tatil batmen t,
ORK HOUSE,
FORTH.
. C. w uid call special attention to -some lum
of anaclian Tweeo, bought very ltmv, and firat
ola
s goods.
117.
MP
W.1%
US
AT
WM. CAMPBELL.
RTANT
TO
KEEPERS..
FLOUR 1
-t„LI, TIMES.
SH ARSON & CO.,
Prop ietors of tht,
E 'VFOR II MILLS !
' Are' usv rM nufactaring the best
ligY (6 ASTI? Y FLOURS
In Dominion.
IntIncling parches is in Seaforlh and vicinity
m ally apt a etting m Faintly and Pastry Moan
nn folio nut Dc Mars, ONLY :—Thos. Leo, A.
rong, John W sh, James C. Laidlum, Alex.
'homes Kidd. McGinnis, William Ault,
1.jackso , Et, ondville, and at the Settforth
Ord( rs eft at nr office, Market Sentare, will
pronipt, tttenti .
ers des rine o exchange tLeirWheat
fo Fla , at the min,
y Itwttv's el.. upon getting our best Family 01
stry Flour exchs Igo, in quantities according
to he Tolle f eir w eat.
S•ild'ARSON & CO.
St
Q 1.
"HELECTR.
AY', Nov: 317d, f
G
-Esk 40. re ,eiv
• Answers to yor s•
FARMER... ---Th ere
law compelling farm.
snow off the foot -pa
their fat•MS. "f1161,0 , may ho a
municipal by-laiv to, thee; e et,
however. .Ask: vote ioanehiip
esponden
is no ge eral
18 t� cleair the,
h fill. front ef
Clerk.
Bunn:ITER. ••s •not !eest to
u
yor. hogs before yea .kill th
After you have k. eteiit the
for twenty-four hours, and then.
,
skin will 'come :oft.: easily.
"Wieetew.---It is ult.°
for you to weeny a youpg than I
your own ogo. If theyoungster
•rneneY in hie own rig it, and in
eitin.
in
m.
Aog -
he
ite
alf
as
is
fool ean
ough to ave u, cto for i
, .
by all mean.
PEDESTRIAN. dr is 'b
time in the year for a. &lesbian
cursion through the orth-weet
British Celumbia:. wea.ther
then cod and bracing ddithe an
novance of mo!.-:quitoes iwill,
avoided.
PORK. --The beet .way fiat.
?our pigs is to feed thene roeS
beef, potatoes, creain, stoong tea aiid
-Goal starch. The porki will then be
'of prime quality. iThe wey: to pr.;
duce fat and lean nicel Yen 1 ingut4-
. •
ly intermixed, is to giVe them all
they can eat one day, w ich
produce a layer of fate g ve them
nothieI g ;tient day, Whie will result
in a layea. of lean. Brewing slots
are not good, as their, are kt Ito fly
to the hog's head and, make hiw
drunk and d isonJerly.
MILEMAN.--S0 wonder you ifaitl-
ed. You should not hive` milkeli
your bulls until at .least a, menth
fter they had calved.
54-t f.
U) ea
st
I see
to I1S
- "0
:ie
11
LOUR!
'PENG pt rrl timid and thoroughly ielitted the
uills formerl owne bt the Messrs. 800131E,
now prepare 1 to iu "fla
•
FAA IL 'FLOUR,
(t.o NO TE IT SEAFORTII,
And that. will
Par
e ,favorably
h any in. the ;Do
no. 10
-ou mit A 'ft, no to the following
Dal rs 1110d ask for M STU T.L'SI—Reatomber
AL
eL tiff LE'S OUR :
NIt N PON 'EL ,
1
IA
F. s 'OTT OB R
J. :‘1, HITE, IDE
8.
J 1-I CAV Nli I ,
. 11, rof. 1-101J :ON, E freoniTille,
0' at W. M. RS IA L'S Mills.
'.Grd rs eft wit W. S OBRRTSON will be
pron tly ttended n.
Pal ies ho wish o •
'x h ng 14,,Th a for Flour,
tn. , tcl rem a prop lr uantity, and an ar-ti-
twijUdofy competit" in
, Are ce
I c1etl
I.teret
j T°10
103
w.
ROOM
T in Saott't 13 oo
Ins on the seoond fi, t.
1,1cCAI:G
RSHALL.
LET.
two commodious
Apply to
Y MOLMSTED.
HICKSON S. -.EMPORIUM.
NEW QOQps.
FALL IMPORTATIONS..
AWING. to the general advance in DRY ,GOODS,
V bought early and very largely, both in &gland
treal, and would inyite an inspection of the stock, as
gaiter top extensive to advertise, hut the goods will
at the eld ptices.
'CALL EARY.
Es HIC SO
7.
eve ha Ve
and Mon
-
it is alto.
be marked
MAHN STREET, SE.A.FORTII.
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is ag:ein in working •
order, under new .mariagemerit, with a.splendid Steck of 'Cloths
to choose from. Fits guaranteed.
I II
I,
•
NEAT, CHEAP
AND
DURABLE.
•
•„;
MPINTYRE WILLIt
WOULD inform the pnblic that -they have just received a first-class Minor inept of Freneh anti
English Calf and French and English Kip, an,1 are I1QW wept -rail to make '*Irk lit prices that ilefy
competitisa. Au assortinent of ILOME-MADE WOBK kept eonstant13,- cm hand, as well as that of the
hest Toronto itzul-Laitetoit houses, which will be sold cheap. A a.)0,.1 assortment lof Homo -made 13oys'
Boots kept always ou hand. A call is respectfully solieited. Don't forget th place, --opposite W.
Robertson &.•• Co.'s Hardware Store, and first door south -rkt :fan Lo4an's. les
THE CIRCULAR SAfW
- Cuts through ali opposition.
WM. ROBERTS
N C
Have just received a huge and splendid aFsortrnent of Rogers' and other oellebrated makes
C TLE1Y
NICKOLITE AND OTHER SILVER-PLATED GOODS,
TEA TRAYS, COAL OIL LAM S,
Ligfl ning and Turn -table Apple Parers,
Every Ffunily should have ono.
IMPROVED CHAMPION AND OTHEit
CROSSCUT SAWS,
TOCK'S CELEBRATED EXTRA MACHINE OIL
Warranted the bet1n use.
Repairs for Al)ell's Patent -Gear
,t
And every othat'article required in the II, raware
and Hors , Power,
Line—Shelf and II %try.
10— JACK SCREWS TO HIRE.
1
198-
SIGN THE CIRCULAR SAW,
TEM ROBERTS
IVILLINERY.
ILLIN eRY.
MILLV PRY.
MILLIN 'RY.
r -
CHEAPEST
OFTEAPEST
(ThTEAPEST
CAlEAEsT
E APES T
TrjalEil8171.1 STYLES.LES.
LATEsT FALL STYLEs.
LATEST FALL STYLES.
LATEST FALL STYLES.
TN TOWN.
TOWN.
IN TOWN:
IN /PO W
LN TOWN.
.AT
MISS A.. ERWIN'S;
Reynolds' Block,
197-13. Near the Depot.
flIIMENITMlorgmle
D. McNAUGHT
AjTOULD respectfully intimate to the
VV. inhabitants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity/That he now carries on business at
XEIV SII0P, in rear of Killoran
lhan!'s.
; jebbing of all kinds, and rforse-shoeing
especially, promptly attended to.
e.17-• Terms reaeonable.
• /64-t DAVID MeNAVGHT.
•SHOPS FOR SALE.
-P'OR BALT', two shops and forty-four feet front -
ng: on Main Street, Set:forth, opposite Car-
e
l's•Hotel. tu
J. Sk:A.TTE11.
Ptk.RTICULAR NOTICE.
JOH L CAN
Has a Lot of
SHAWLS, AlA TLES,
—AND—
IDRPS d-(703DS
Which he is easious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
,Or any reasonable brie° that a customer mayoffer
Therefore, Ladies, you will please ooll at tht4
Manchester House:,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before they
are all sold.
•Seniorthi July 2.5, 1871.
190
a H. CULL,
AIGENT FOR.
LOaltafil-r$ 47, WLYCI MACITINES,
Te4egraph and Express Companies,
CANADA LIVE; AMC-RANCE CO.,
Issuer of Marriage Licences.
American Money bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to
1 JOB PRINTIN(1.
Orrice—Elliott & Armstrong's 13ook-
Store, Seaforth 174
JAME4 WILLIfMS
Begs t intimate to the public that he
has removed frona McIntosh & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, ad has rented
Mr. William; Grassieis Paint
g,hop,
Where he; may be found at any time
Mr. Williiins is prepared to execute, of
the shortest notice, all kinds of
-Carriage Painting, Sign Painting
and Ornamental War.
Give hire a call. Remember the place,
'opposite Murray's Stables. . 4,10-13t 180
Wov. 17, 18711.
Seoforth 11101111ciry
ZAPFE & CARTER
Would desire tt-i call attention to their
greatly improved
THRESHER& SEPARATOR
Which is ah -le to compete with any other
Machine in Canada,
Among its many advarrtages. we call at-
tention to thei following—the way th
Cylinder -is conAtrneted---it requires less
power iind is capable of
THRESHINO MORE AND CLEANE3
THAI' ANY °TITER.
The great complaint among Threshers
always was, that they could thresh rnore
than they could 'lean, our unproved dram
does away with '01 these complaints ; it
is so constru-3ted as to regulate the wind
tc keep the riddles from choking, without
blowing any gran over. / We have also
improved .our Mils to prevent the graia
going over with the straw.
We would in -.f, Farmers and Thresh-
ers, generally, tt give us a call, and ex-
amine ourl stock Ibere purchasing e1 ---
where ; we can s,11 as cheap as any other
i:stablishrhent.
None but the bes
• verylbest
The Mai:1111MS
ns to say that th
tion than any
county.
Material used, and the •
orkraen employed.
wc sold last year enal)Ie
7 gave better satisfae-
ther ever sold in this
PITT'S Ht RSE POWER 1
kept on Ir nd at all times.
We would also desire to direct the
attention f farmers to :our
SAWNG MACHINES!
Which are capabl of -awing from fortY
to fifty cord of , vood per day.
tperior Gang P oughs, Straw Cutters
ultivators, Sated rs. 1Wooden and Iron -
beam Plo ghs, S,rapiers, Kettles, &c.,
01 of whic we n arralut to give saLisfae-
ioi, and will be s dd as cheap as at any
er Estiblish tent in the Provinee..
I.E.PAIRTNG 24D CASTIN(.-
OF pV'ERY DESicRIPTION,
Done op tte slim test notice and most
reason 1)10 terms.
1434y_
0APFE & CARTER.
HEE/IING
FO
BU_NDAN
R Ai
OSPECTS
HARVEST
The present favorable Spring weather
arrantboth farn er and mechanic in
ixiaking timely pre arations forthe eoni-
i (7 harvest.
HOIVISON WILLIAMS
VN. hile thanking th ir plArons for the lib -
1.1
er 1 encourauement ace( rded them in the
p t, wouleeordial y i vite the atten-
of 1 Farmers ti their cho ce assortment of
Harvesting Machin s fo - 1871. Our
Ohio Combi zed Hachine;
with Johnson's Imp ovod. Selfitake, has
given complete sati faction for the past
owo years, and is ow' offered to the
public with the str nebeSt guarantee for
durability and perfe )tarlorla
The Cayuga CI ief, Jr., .,7rower,
Which has gained fo
reputation is again
durable, handy and
known, being const
thq machine entire).
and with it we def
alsti, offer the
itself a worhtwide
offeifed as the most
est working Mower
dud in the body el
of iron and steel,
competition. We
jOhnstnes Sel Raking Single
Rea) er,
wh eh took first and ecoid prizes at Pro -
vin dal Exhibition'1 70. This reaper is
ack owledged. to be uperior to any other
pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
tak •s up lodged or tabgled grain better
thaiii any 0th -el rake r reel machine, and
el equally well fro i either side of the
fiat when wind is s rong from any di-
rect on, can be raised or lowered. when in
rne
1.
oN\t on and is very d ruble.
e invin
ite specti a of our machines
and mode of mann a,ctiiring by pur-
chasers before riving °piers elsewher
We guarantee atisfu tion in very Ina -
e.
chine, or no sal.
TE alS 'ASY.
The agriculturalist of 'Perth and ad-
joining counties will
so blrntl to th '
give their ord
100 miles east,
woiks in their
the best mach'
same machines
Call and see
by mail, or deal
every case you
ot (we believe) be
•Ots N8'n interesas _to
rs to ;shops more than
hen tlhere are first-class •
taidst, building largely
es, Nita/ to any of the
ade m the Province.
s,- -send. in your orderz
with our agents, as in
will get a perfect ma-
chine, and on the settle 'terms as your
neighbor. Ourprin iples of businesi
and prices being est Wished and uni-
form.
'All other kinds of 1 implements con-
stantly on hand.
STEAM -ENGIN 'S BUILT,
And all kinds of MILL WORK dose
promptly.
Address
D -103150N & WILLIAMS,
-ch Ontatie.
\ov. ITT,
LErogaglatair,tAtca=manumm11111
The Chalked
une
Robert Peel,
great Sir Robert
trteble lehtglish
started a cotton
rneesure and sma:
it was at the en=
cotton enterpeiee.
that time was
make his enterpnie
'profits fell eo often
"senses diet it is e.
contemplated ;Ilene
meat. The difcui
'WasS AppareRtly a ta
trifle that undermi
fort. The filamenv
what we-Imll the Alt
tkt,int:insdaallnfioetei:
ered with it ; they I
Every six or senenJ
clean his machine,
e t3i;
1,0 i fliTow, don,I,HaIr1:1bi
ionsIlltriter s
,eatee ; he sent fiir
;invent n. ofc :teen n]
exhansted his ing'l
foiled. Ire ea I Itel
V:) e engineering
rapital iv.)11)
-unsuri'.e,;14.111.. 1;,It
that them Was, one
Oat nenn. stopTied.
xlrnw his full
wns never ern -untie -el
of the month his
He I diteed for Sir
f..111 1 -hue, and to,)k
they -set men to moe,
von41no etcct the;
set, 'his' fellOW-N'torki
'hat the' conhi not
finally, in ki:espair„
for him. A mile,
ward country booby,
the counting -mom_
punvd his
hand; and s,ratvlied.
the lwavr
nuke a w, and
4 DiPk, tie overs
your hobbins ale -
it so '1):L _Ave, mien
Dick, . how is it ?
flint's a s(Trel. if I .
yun. would knirir
'Exzeetiv eo,' said
won't yon tell nte
want to, master.
pay you if yin will t,.
do :eon want for nom
leok down a
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