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TEW ADVERTIS,EM.ENTS.
Lots at Mimi io.
r Wanted—No. 9, Grey.
Vented—Walter -Scott.
ntice Wanted—E. Hickson & Co.
f Letters—S.Diekson, P. M.
taut to Salt itl.anufacturers.
Creditors of H. McMillan, &e.
► Steers—;games Nichol. •
,, The New York Daily Graphic.
Jew try --M. R. Counter.
F'IDAY, ATTGUST 15, 1873,
Canada's Disgrace.
ntr try to general expectation,
the overnor General,acting of the
ad : ce . of his advisers, prorogued
Pa iament on Tuesday last, without
or
•:a explanation, k1
one word Off
II ,
� P
all i wink opportunity for remon-
str ncebor discussion. , It is with
n:as of sorrow that' we record
f1 b
thi
an
Col
sue
th!
1 th
,
TH
HURON
OSITbR.
rule a the people : e take .the in ter
text
and s
hands �.
1 own
into their
neer
so
foto
bee
t in a
ma
- their rights
as` to sttik ,error into the hots's of
those who ave heti
' ter -
este, their the n ountry ;wall speedil go
from bad o worse, until the i carne
rd
Canada. w 1 be a �w y and, the
country be Shunned, by virtuous and
1 law -loving :people. With the elec-
tors of tcount. ` •rests the we}
to avert his calak Iity. The will
yet have • .n opportunity of est rcis_
ing that : ower, and if they blindly
fail to do so, on themselves must
lie the ies )onsibility, and the will
have: to s iffier the coneequen
thein neglct.
action of His Excellency. The
ouncement will create in the
ntry as profound a sensatipn of
`prise ale did the publication of
documents which proved beyond
possibilityof doubt the domag-
charges preferred against the
G vernment by Mr. Huntington.
T position occupied 'by Lord Duf-
fel in was a delicate one. His de -
'on was awaited with almost
b •pathless anxiety. He had. two
lases before him. He might take
a independent and determined
s
0
c
The Bid.
Teat
sh1' s of
for .pori
ment du
Bru
ernnl!
or on.
and
Go
at
clar
the
gro
sta
Cot
of
of
fro
to
?VZt
gr
of the.
,s1
S
'nterests o
' 3n behalf of the 1
rid l.
ople and the credit of the country, be
in order to shield himself from th
rsona:l responsibility, commit an fr
of high-handed tyranny, resting ni`.
the authority of advisers against tie
tlibom the gravest charges of corrup- to
`n, and even treason, have been ren
established. By puranin . the former si
he would raise himself evenhigher th''
inpublic- estimation ; by -the latter la'
he would.eern the contempt of every I parfticip
patriotic Citizen.' We deeply regret had d not
meaner, or punishable i
per as wilful and co
no party such art or witn
pelled to answer any cq
swer to which he mig
liable to a criminal pro
The a'bove is the 1
a Royal Commission
by which it must b
will be noticed th
sll 1 be compelled
u
q stion, by his ans
might render him
criminal prosecution
of course, that no
compelled to give
will criminate hi
Commission, therefo
in its power to -ora
'lawsin civil judicati
ulph and: McGillieeray ` liaieentaxy Cumm'ttee has much
more extended pow • rs. It can com-
pe witnesses to a a swer questions,
whethe �vhe their answers
matter
no
inate themselv • or not, with
provision that s tch evidence can -
afterwards be s d against wit-
ses in a crimina roseeution. ' If
witness before Parliamentary
mnnittee refuses •o answer any
estion put to in, no matter
ether the answe e self-criminat-
or not, he is . ble to be com-
tted tted for contem of Par.
is is one import: a t difference be-
een the powers . sted in a Royal
ntmission acid Parliamentary
remittee. ft i no doubt, a
owledge of the istence of this
as all -along
went and their
o :o -loudly for a
It is this k n owl -
n
induced them
e in the way of
cted by a Par-
ee. The Gov -
as well as • in -
of the Govern -
Mr. Hunting-
ce in office. It
idence of these
at he hopes to
In .other words,
the Government
nce of members
efore .aRoyal
uld be impossi-
would require
ve answering a
n,would. be` to
ould criminate
ng the case, it
e to get any im
porn members of
This is what the
and What they
uvring for, and
ty of Lord Duf-
they are to 1n ve
er such dream
iiry so conducte
1
-it needs not th
o foretell what th
the same man -
pt
, but
•
pt perjury
se shall ' be com-
e tion by his an-
t vender himself
ec adore.
w under which
n be held, and
overned. " .It
t " no witness
answer any
✓ to which he
e liable to a
This means,
itness can be
e idence which
s:lf. A Royal
is only equal
i o ary courts of
re. Britt a Par -
ing and;' devouring' three -nen a
one wo
attacke
Murray
in tot
rapid fi
until t
small p
The
nitig 0
W ashir gtgn and Curriman, to.
fire on haturday at Chatalon Lan
ing, an;Was. destroyed. She h
about 50= passengers on board, a
betwee forty and fifty lives
lost. ,
It is believed that it will not
decease. y 'or Gladstone to be re-ele
ed to ° aeliament in consequenc
his asst mption of the Chancelorsl'
of the
San
going
g
earnes
a cam
near
days
white
and s
men.
theh
Sever.
If
Claim.
surd clajnt of the 1t wn-
•lI ra.
cl I�IcGt �v
'an
' ul y
3idd
P
;ion of the surplus leo- 1 cli
the Counties of- uron
e was set at rest by the'
nt Corernission, whi sat
t -
o on t
• ur S d a.Y last. The
a
d b
ho
ma
edt
tives
time
ships
cl to
'the
the
ie as -
bad
ice to
Mance
ecog-
oun-
ly al-
)mipg
or 'a
Tnder
e out-
allo4ve
also dis
of co
w�
s1on.
To
show
1
Cord. s
ndle s the claim was, we
e that evidence was submitf
-miss' on by the represent&
, proving that at the
aration ppf these town
County they refus
them ,any portion
oa
uroi
he se
the
e will
nicip-� 1 Loan Fund' debt, of
ands Thatthe, railway for t
anoe- of which that debt
n iueureed was of no ser+v
m on account of their cl
m it. This tefasaa was ;.
ed by the Council of both
and :they were accord$'
ed t depart without b lc
ponsil le - to ;the Count
ale c• t of the debt.
se cir
eousl
that he has taken the latter course. ` t x
e has insulted the people, by de- + m
berately over-ridin the decision ` b
their representatives, and playing 1 y'
to the hands of tiaitors, who have B
ld Canada's interests to foreign rn
eculators for gold with which to b-
rrupt the electors and retain t
debt
o. de.
th
ry pro
sides
nt co
Mr.
at if t
era selNesin their positions of trust -a&prope>
�d honor. By this act he has for-
-er blasted his reputation and de S"
roved his influence for good in this iz
untry, and he has but. himself t'� C
mile.I
When. Mr. Huntington, On th $'
of Parliament �referred h, lss tha
oar l
sleazes against the Government, C linty:
' ii.rlian ent declared itself competent t' o to
deal with then, by appointing f as, w
id empowering a Committee of t® say t
arliament to investigate them. v'ay F
o the
parati
cl va
linty
stead
1,000
a
•emastances it would l
unjust to allow glom , tQ
to in the i•efun.d wh'ee they
ontribtted toward
on whish the refun
This was the vie
0
parliament was adjourned for the'
press purpose of receiving the re- t
sort - of the'Committee.- It was, d
herefore, clearly the duty of Par-
-'an ent, on reasser bling, to receive
e report and take such action on
lee matter as it deemed proper.. o
ret on the reassembling of the c
Louse, the Governor General—the' Fg
presentative of` the Crown—steps t
and refuses to allow. Parliament a
.proceed further, takes the -natter
n.to his own hands, and, in direct
(elation of the expressed wish of
I}e• .peopl'e's representatives, adopts
a-tethod of his own for the invest-
anon- This action of the Governor
t+
eneral is, in reality, tantamount
O saying that Parliament is incom
petor_t to perform its functions, and
uha4t•tine duties which it I ha, taken
up6u itself to perform must be per
fdrinecl by him, in his own v' ay, =en-
ti4rely independent of the w sties of.
the people or their .epi ese a tatives.
burs, (Parliament is insul ed, the
eople -:set at . defiance an a their
fights ag:.1ored..
1
a
t
t
In proroguing Parliame t, His
xcelle ssy,promised a Roy 1' Com
n ission. While we do no dispar-
ge, in ¶advance, • the results - of the
bors of such a tribunal, N e have
ut little -confidence 1n it,s a Aility to
sake a cormplete and' sercl ing in-
estigation. No matter w at the
esult of thisenquiry may ae,: even
sough the .accused should b white-
• ached and no bill found against
hem, there has already been s iflicient
vidence produced to the co retry <to
onvince every unprejudiced person
dantble 4nd" prdvisio s t at
hat the Goveieacaent are g ilty,1 to,> � 4
greater or Mess elegree, of . the
ienever e Governor -m -C unci'
1
f
paying
is to
taken
Cornmissioners,1 who
laim.
state-
d to,
Clerk,
serly dismissed the
his, it was shown'
piled 'by, and cert-
Adanson, County
ese townships had- assumed
portion of the inde tedness
ouaty at the time of the
n, accordn to the r equal-
ue, their liability 'fo the
-ould' have been 5710,00
"
of this they were let ofl' wi.
whicha�mount was 51.1,0(
had been expendedby tl
or gravel `roads alone in tl
nships. f In view f tile
fancy none will b�e ' foul
at Biddulph and 1rcGill-i-
being ' unjustly dealt wi�h.
beim:d debarred from participating
any extent ie.. the rails a� refit d
e th Counties of Huron atLd
race. The only evidence ,5 which
e tow ships eould produc before
e- Co mission to substianti to their
airn f r some 530,000, as nen-.
rnrni;t al letters from th �e of the
arbitra-
aration,
tion,
4o facts
temente
a
fi
th
no
ne
0,
.t
.a
Iw
I in
Im
Tl
4 t
C
C
k
d' fference whi
ompted the Gov
Bans to clamor
oyal Commission
edge also which a
t r put every; obst •
t e trial being co
1' mentary Oomi
e •nment as a bo
d vidual member
ent, are charged
n with malfeas
mainly by the
en so charged
rove their guilt.
e intends .provin;
uilty' by the evi
G overn ment.
ornmission this w
le, as all a witnes
do, in order to
•oublesome ques
farm that it
imsel''f. This ' ei
ould beeiirnposs'bl
ortant evidence f
he Government.
overnment desi
ave been ma
hrough the dupe
Grin we are sore
heir way.. U
tans, an enq
ill ; be a sham, a
ift of a prophet
esult will be.
0
Ie
re
d
(1
n
ss
h
i
P
h
e
r
a
a
•ntlemen who'had acted as
rs at the time of the se'
d tha- e :letters contained
r fine � es, but merely st-
•om IiI , m oly of transactioi
ad taken place some 11. y
ne cla m of Bddul.ph and
ray, t erefore,` unsupported by any
viden.c- to substantiate it, cannot
e considered j other than. an im-
udent attempt on the part of these
ownsh lis to obtain what t' ey had
either an equitable or le . 1 right
o, and we are ° surprised lint the
uthori ies of 'ithe muni ipalities
hould ever have thought f such a
hing.
t
1
0
in
a
t
t
1
d
•
a
c
cl
1
t
d
c
th
The same night.
s
tide tent of Captain Cheri
un-
att Englishman, on a h
and were driven off l•
ey
ingon them, not, hc,weve�'r,
ey had torn. the tent .into
eces.
steamer Wawawasett, rn.
the Potomac River between
red
NEWS OF ®►: B WEEK.
The reports f•
shery are encoi
ocal fisheries of
rosperous this se
It is announced
Ias been pr, oclaim
�y General. Forel`
hat many ' leadin
uilitary, are embr
men The French ma
which third quarter of .tl
rs ago.
Mid' war indemnity
cGil11- I The Orange S
pool, on the 7th
Canadian Orange
rand public deur
= Articles of ag
Lace have been c
ad by John A. Bi
and 'George Bro
,1.,000 a side, th
tt Halifax on A
The Cubans of
preparing anothe
rrns• and amm u
is oil by the steatite
a- said that this wi 1
m t'he Labracloi
raging, and th
Nova Scotia ar:
on.
that Don Carlo•,
d King of Spa
o in Cuba, ana
hien; civil ans
cing his dause.
e payment of th
e last milliard o'
on the 5-th inst.
cieties of Liver
sf.•welcomed the
lepatation with a
o, stration.
.eeinent for a boat
r.twn up and sign-
in, of New York,
of Halifax, for
race to be rove
ust 2Sth.
ew York City ar
xpedition to lan
ition on Cuba
Virginius. It i,
e the largest on
ive fire. occnrrec
an. Saturday more
wharves and. th1
g were destroyed
$600,000, tipo
robable insuranc
inet changes ar:
e Gladstone Minis
t is of Ripon - an
and Baxter hay
lads tone assume•
of theExchequer,
he - Premiership
tikes the limn
As'
-ecen`l
�ility'0
or tlhe.
cant
o our
ewers
re.
ating
in the
ada, e
quir ies
and 0
in its p
1. W'
deems.
be mad
connect
Royal Cornm.issi ei.
considerable discus ion h
taken i lace on thd -advi
issuing Royal Co ` Mission' 'et attempted.
•
A very destr
investigation of t e -Pacific at Portland, Me.
it may not be anint resting ning, by which
readers: to know w at the - contiguous ship'
of such a Cornmissio really entailing a: lose
he following is the Act re- '°hick there is a
of $153,0.00.
subse
thepl
Re
i
•
xcheguer.
{ Francisco roughs have beim
i -
n
It1
od
- hlnama
• John:G
t
g
at
i atcll announces aces t
A
dispatch
of Chinese laborers,, work' ng
�enecia, Was attached a ve
o by a crowd of drunk en
en, who tore down the to is
' r
tined and clubbed the Chi a
The latter fled like sheep i to
u nc.
ed.
All work
is s s �e
Is. 1
1 of the assailed laborers w re
k
d
e
t -
of
in
1111
flout.
uentlyfound miles
away
ce of attack.
ports from the harvest
Franc --show that the yield gene
ly is nly, middling. • In the so
the q ality of the wheat is good,
op is scarce, and prices h
iced. Millers' are now u�
wheat, and they expect s
to ex erience difficulty in run ing
t
ow
1consequence
of :she
the h is in
condi ion Of • the streams caused by
the drouth_,
t
a
f�
hereto, which is to be f
onsoldated statutes. of
itlecl, " An act respectir
concerning ' public . anatters Messrs. Ohl de
Can- announced in ti
On: try. The Mar
•
rime with whi0 they are cl arged. into: andi concerning a y• n atter •
At present the aepect of )olitioal. di wfth the good gove inn
Lir rulers have 73een prove guilty of the p iblic buainess'thereof, rttl
ministr tion of it stice therein tint
Of crimes akin to treason,- •Lnd are
inqairy ie not regulated by iy s
Yielded &OM r1.1111811;111011t t Ild pub- law, — the Governor-General ina
lic ;indignation by Her 11 atestv's the .Coeimission in the catoe
ducted, the power of summon'
pepple. I.Tet, although ever person them mow party 9 witaesses, •
must fee/ in his 'heart that. such a quirin,g to give evidence on
State of things „is r. disgr, ae ul mad orally g, (or on sole
ation, if they be arties entitle
derogatopy to the interettt of the
kn.__ in civil matters and to pro
dountry, it is lamentable' 4'11' &clime ts t mos as smell
that, ,for personal and parte consid- sioners eem requisite to the f
rations, a portion of the P -ess and
num ber of ParliainentarY recce -
Th Commieeioner or Co
tativee not oely refuse to dis- shall t h have, he' same po r en.
courage it, hut do . all in their force th attenda ce Df such tn. ses,
is veite Ot an, Court cif La -W in civil
made b oath or
in addition
and Mr. Lowe
t es office.
part At a meetin
e ad- the Directors o
ecial
, by coast of New H
s, or route, and lan
coast of isjewfoun
The America
sta ed, has as ye
co munication
relative to the
and have theref
in the premises.
Advices from
brador, report
enense numbers
!the first time in
'the settlem.ents
Belle Isle, and
up one isettlierae
1
0
de c
dva
reig
0
a
in
a.1-
th
bu t
ave
ins;
oon
•
13 CM1-
efore
TM-
lfirm
sech
mis-
y are
)11
•
ce
1 in
h th
ners
ower to assist ia its cont
y applauding and euppo.rt
iilty. What the reeult
ng the
M plate.
•
nd any wilfully telae s
any melt witnesSea
ifirmatioe, shall, be
•
recently held o
ble direct to th
he Company or mer- m
it is
ogrtehate
d ta, 'change th pto ection of the lives of seamen. ter
he cable on th - Bfr the act relating. to the trial f con- (Che
trov erted elections of members if the
Ho
G-overnmeut, it,. is the
•
MI
nem
from
Yor,
tain
cilaim
eget
4d i
¶go
stew
pick:
of :th
and,
spea
impo
the t
Cont:
corro
Whalley, for. 22 years pa
er of the British Parlian
Peterbaro, arrived in.
on Wednesday, in order- t
testimony +favorable to
ret to the Tichborne title
He says that n, man ape
England about three w
ho pretended: to have .bee
rd on board the Osprey, w
d up the -boat from the w
Bella containing the clai,
s the man -gave eviden
ing the truth' and corrobo
tent evidence already.give
•ial, he thought it edvisal
over and see if be ct tied:
borative proof
•
.171E PRO
AUGUST 15, 1873.
°enadu;n Pacifio Railway, to which the
public attention has been directed, and
that the eyldence adduced before a
ucd
Commission should be taken on oath,.
The Commissioners shall be instructed
roeeed with the inquiry with all
to p mit their report o
diligelloe, and trans Prt as
well to the Speakers of the -Senate and
House of Commons as to myself, itnme-
diately; on receipt cif the enport 1 shall
cause Parliament to be summoned for the
despatch of ,business to give you an early
opportunity of taking such report: into
consideration ; meanwhile I bid. you
farewell.
but he was quite inaudible in ` th
gallery, aid must also have been
1
the House. Directly he had finish
�r sant a Arra
s
the Se again �d, g b �n toy
up the mace, Mr. Speaker left th
chain the clerks fell intoline in th
usual order, followed by the mein
bers of the Adm'n_istratiau and
very few others, nd made the.
way` to the Senate Chamber ani'
the 1pud and long continued groa
and Misses of those who remained
In this chamber io denapnstration These were over one hundred
of feeling took place: Al! was as number ; not one of those dissentih
uiet and n,,(jrly as could possibly . left t,,e floor of the Holies.
q
e
e
id
iii
be. ,At the conclusion of -the speech,
Ills Excellency and suite withdrew,
st a
ent
ew
a ob-
the
and
ear-
ek's
the
ick
•eck
ant,
e of
ated
�•on
e to
find
T.
p TAWAL-11.1g. 13.L -The city all
Gre. 't interest and anxiety wa' felt
would adopt in answer t 1 the
tation of the members, but gen-
pre-
ame
ered
the
1 the
hen,
ieral
xcel-
r 1)37
the
the
•
dies.
eral
eats.
u an
COM -
the
er 3
d by
atoh-
t
eral
oral ignorance unon the subjec
vail
kno
out.
THE NEW NgRTH•WEST. .
and the spectators also left the The Werth pacific
chamber. - 1 tips: Line and the
'TINE+ COMITIONtf. mad Climate.
OTTAWA, Aug. 13.—Thee Speaker
he Country -aeon
Mean lery—Tine 41)
C0i ASPOND'EISC1 (W T1fl N.'I'. TIME%
�l M and ; FARoo, lied "liver of the North,
took the °heir at 3:y P. .-i sh nAaa ,qua , is,s.
immediately on his doing iso' " One of the wonders, of American pate
T
• Mrs MACKEIrZ1E , rose and :said :
Mr. Speaker, I propose - o address
you and the House on a -very im-
portant question. (Hear, hear.) In
the present .grave_ pba.se of the his-
tory of our country, and he extra-
ordinary circumstances under which
we are called together, I'think—(in-
terruption by the. Speaker, and
lou
cries Go on,"_from the members)
—I think.it incumbent upon me to
the following mot- n in your emigration. For tl e first 180 miles
place
elands. line, passes throughwood land or -swain
It—�-H on That does much of which -w11 ultimately furl;►-
Mr, SPLAKF p 1 va
d. About 1 o'clock it be
n that the Guards were or
It was then eeetain tha
House wonld be prorogued, an
coej
abet
me
lenc
whi
Abo
Sen
cture was confirmed N
t half -past 2 o'clock, 'se
bers of the suite of his
took possession of the do
h he was to enter the buil
t 2 o'clock the galleries
te Chamber were crowde
•
this
prise, is certainly
reaching out 5th mi:
ness,and opening to
culture a vast region
undreamed of befor'
ceptj trappers or
kno anything abou Nor
ti:. ," lying north o the line of this ro
and, its anaazzing eepaeltes for whea
growing.
ow
sin
T• e road, this
a�
id > the r
ell la
is ell
cont'enient and' sui
clucement is offered
r-
rh
i3o t Pacifl
cP•':
os, .
d
es into the n ik er-
settlement and. api.
of fertile soil ahx ost
Pew people, ez-
ccasional pioneers,
th-
eof the Red 7
River,
er.,
, stations, and outfit
able, and every in-
to draw travel incl
the
pli
Norte
111
prin ipal occupants being 1
On he floor of the chamber se
lacli4s. occupied prominent ,
Son -96 ;iix or eight senators put
appestrance and waited with- b
lignity for the approach o
Gov inor-general. Shortly af
o'cl cls, Lord Dufferin, attend
his suite, entered the Mai
The Black Rod was at once des
ed to the faithful Commons N All a
riles -age that the Governor-ge eral
ions
only
gov-
llow-
The great majority of the em -
present remained in the
s Chamber. ,His Excel
read the following Speech
enable lumber— pecially the Noir
the honorable gentleman propose to pine—a commodity of great value aimed
here.
make his, motion.'? .
Mr MACKENZIE--I tib. making The only romantic bit on the who
it upon a question of privilege. The route is near Duluth, where the St. T -
q P bursts through the rocks, and fo
Poll°wing is the motion
rapids. This, 't
series of picturesque p
P q
atelie Some half an how' el
hoever, before this .obseq
funcleioeary returned, and then
foll wed by the members of th
eau ent and a few of their f
ers.
the
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to t
ado
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and
"That -this House. during the `present thought by many, will give a very tt
session ordered. an enquiry :by a 00333.- able water -power hereafter. But expe
mittee of its own into certain grave endo shows that steatn is more and in
charges in connection. with the , Aranting taking the place ef water -power, e
of the charter and contract for the con- that transhipment is. a great objectioe
struction of the Pacific Rail -Irv, which, placing mills anywhere but at the end
if ttue, serionsly affect the op., del honor the route. The great benefit Of a rap
and integrity of His Exceltenefs • eon- riv!pr foe. lumberino is in floating dot
stitutional advisers, and the privileges the logs ; and the'aSt. •Louis, above the
and independence of Parliament ; that rapids, will bring down lumber for a gte
the initestigation 'thus ordered. has so distance, and no, doubt there will have
fer not been proceeded with owing' to eir- saW mills, In my car were characterie
cu-mstances not anticipated When the en- evidences of the attractioos of the cou
quiry was ordered,- and that .4 is the ine- try. Beforeme sat a Finnish peasent 4
perative duty of this House ,tt the earli- his wife, from Russian Finis -lid, W
est moment to take such steps as will were going to the Red River Valley to
Secure a full Parliamentary enquiry • that Svedish settlement, to look about tOr
eonstitutional usatte requires that ch'arges farm—evidently people of substan
of corruption against MiniSters of the They could not speak a word of Eng
Crown should be investikaterl by Parlia- or IGerman. A Norwegian was going
ment, and that the assumption of that try hit fortune ; an Irish family,
duty by 'any tribunal createdlby the Exe- sides. Various Ameeican land speculato
cutive, would be a flagrant !violation of were seeking-thenetvWeet, Besidesthe
the' privileges of this Honse, and that I was introduced to Rey. Dr. Rogers, W
this Houlse will regard. as highltr repre- breught out an English colony last -±
hensible any person who may presume to of some eighty or a hundredpersonse
advise His Excelleney to prorogue Par- had been to Duluth for another tie*
liament, before it shall haVe had. an op- ••)ment of seventy, who were expecte
portimity to take action in the Premises, , The Doctor spokeeleeeringly of the e
mastuuch as such prorogation weuld ren- said a few were disappointed. but
der abortive all the steps taken up to only two had gene back to Engl
the present time, would inflict an un- that some were -unaccustomed to 1. h
precedented indignity on Perlianient, and and found it disagreeable, and they
produge great dissatisfaetion in the all too much inclined to charge the
Com-
ency
n. Gentlemen of' the Senatia and
lei en of the House of Com ons :
lieving you from further atte dance
rliement, I beg leave to con ey to
my best thanks for the di gence
which you have applied. you selves
ie performance of your public' uties.
ne the measures which you have
tett are laws of eel -eat importa ce to
well-being . of the Dominion The
este of trade will be promot a. by
et relating to the inspection f. the
e articles of Canadian procle ce,
as by the statute regulating eights
me sores.
lie several acts reepecting ou
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held out equal hopes to Manito a and
Nebraska, the prospect is not -v ryle-
finite. The colony system has some
great advantages ; it makes at. cinee a
social organization in the wilderne s.
These colonies ha.ve ah•eady churches,
schools and lyceums, and enjoy mneh
social intercourse. Int, on ..the other
hand, there is always much jealousy and
heart -burning among them.. The indi-
viduals are never satisfitd with the la ,d
allotted to them, and believe that th se
who carae first have cheated thera: The
leader, however 'disinterested he limy be,
is always suspected and accused of - all
the troubles which their own stupidity or
laziness has, brought on the co onis a
out to-
peoprolre:
e road. Churches are ‘erec
L sajaheaenffsolminriat yle:t.htt:vilfogivaelatg:st.ht.eiosnlitEartvoenr3re:t 1,
cture. The! railroad itseg
inotinge.:111treteu:111.,:i:c°ebh:htseealailitlifillsitiev:ireY Toeasf te:ens4ebeliei wi 'eaYt.he 11;1,1
sehoaa and places for lecturing and. plib-
lit:1116etruigorecoatulii: giSa anfilels7firpostrineia/uliu)Ieth_r- :
:Frew this point for seventy miles to the
e _10,17editiy..iloiesaidcayrraiedi, e_tfett eort:1 rt ut iyi tit °I k ne) e'uhe, coolsflyi.,e4:eaenpa,
id, have alreeedy their own '
aid this influ+nlee; it forbi
which it controls - Ium.acol
,j,,,,i'd oak L. ke.praTilrlie:7tthee lacooininatrymiaes itt. i
:datst;:teakurivoaeena:rrpting:liefyuinutlrgpsolaionniitas:eint:seiu,ieaperrbp. etThroiet 1
loole lanavstel::el:k,e-nefstaiYrn eavrieary hwoildleo,ev.eTe h
Varklillg M-
ao a peek This, of all oIt4lioeriee,gaisratehla
- 1 1 el I:111- vi b .1) °,,eivic'ar el. tufmt eeor i si'rreletwri Ihh:hisi lb enerceemtia nr I loilepyg. i ei gl I lito irtt il. b .::aria alt1 li en. tv:oa) ne dreto i sl It b ia r 1.1 e aias rh: saothrie
autifully, and wheat yields
y to thirty-five bushele to the=
a short distance brines the :
arket at the railway itatiou,
and more tir mffaots,tri(eirhe,atr;evlesktseproafirirese—i. 1
deuce. In
whouse floobre,elevpeiraanithol t hBe notarairoeuasrye oaf.; i
Fele5efsatvie a°‘,gurilLitteurrrialiricr7ac' nit°1esthinogf teriel
vast stret h of country, extending north
and south. of the North Pacific line. net
rria°pniiscitisty:3;1-lolUisiluipelepallo-oengsreaaaersdateewoolifen)umbetrtmueoliesnfeitrahtuvehPsocot:aaaelbtrhiloye
fIlli:torrglinahliitss'ddibibdaeutewsinraenlivieYllashstierir as in. Illinois.i
- Wheat is the great product, and a net
310 an =le is not Uncornmon.1
PT.Iilfit14,°f4iana. men thought the prairi:
They all admit4
Pd. the * tenee cold of the winters, but
almost every 'one found the climate'
healthiee and more invigorating than li
'more southern one. " The cold was '86
dry " the.y did not feel it.- Children
would p14 without injury with the thet,',
Many had been restored in health whO
had come with weak twigs, but thost
the air too stimulating, ,and these ofteil
died , after a short residence. ..Nfotberi
said. they had no tronble viitla habl6
there ; that teething and the fatal "sac!
denied the existence of ifever and agi*,
And yet the quantity et surface -water
the bad spring -water and the hot sui
would eeern just the eouditions to prd,
duee it. The physicians, however, sou
that there was a remittent charecter b
many Other maladies 'which showed t
vers are not uncommon in many 10
cantles. .
In respect to SIIOW, the railroad mael
say tha they were only blocked...up twi
days la t winter, and no one of the resi
dents s - eaks with dread of it. The roai
iB carefully guarded against drifts b.!
•feneing and by tree-pfarcting. On th
prairie? however, one of those terrifi
snow-st'orms, which they still have her -
must be very perilous for man and beasi
The summer climate is most deliciow.
Our first day we had a heat of 90 ° inth
cars, but so dry as not to be oppressivi
clay the temperature wee down to -T.)7 °
,,evTerhesecelo:ta effects at sunset on thel
In the night it -cooled, ,and. afte,cr:nLot8h:ii
fictilties on him. From others, how
I think this House will regard it as hear a much more unfavora,ble aCC0111
highly reprehensible thati a 9-overn- They 'came in April, it is said, before t
ment against which such ,charges snow left, were brought to a prairie
cation where it was difficult to get -iv°
have been made, spould 'be 'allowed had. no idea of -
to advise His Excellency to proroeaue work was, and were
what American picin
horribly disg4te
Parliament before it shall have had charging all their ills on the unfortuna
the opportunity of taking aetion on Doctor. As I saw aftervea,rd their .i. -t
. bare houses in the midst 'of the fiat p'
the Tremises. (Great cheerins.)
. rie. and thought what the ivy -co lir
* At tittis point Mr. Speaker inter- cottages and hawthorn lanes- and us
posect;and neither 11.r. Mackenzie's copses and green hills of ed ETIOn
reinarks nor Mr. Spe4ker's were must have been in comp:insole I put
a wheat to the acre cceild have har
audible in the aallery. imagine that even thirtyi-five bushels
After some -time quiet WAS dre- been a compensation. Ii they heal ales
stored, and Mr. Speaker procee 06ncl_ an
0 ayiwtaekr ee 0 r Dt heet r obit ,
to say that he must request th h eau il regime ne
orable gentleman to alleW U taeessaae would have found. it much more tierr
a t able. Many of thent have, however,
from His Excellency :to be read ready not only pre-empted, but purch
which the sergeant -at -arms had con- ed, some individuals thus owning 8
veyed from the hands of th TT
e sher of , acres of the best wheat land in t
couRtry. This is not uncommon. Th
the Black Rod.
- This announcement was received who- possess over 1,000 acres, Thl En
with groans and hisses and loud lish colony is now fairly broken u
Mr. MACKENZIE—NO messenger and great hopes are entertained -t at t
There is besides a New -England c lo
shall interrupt me in the d' charge of .
is • Russian Mennonites, a kind- of Qua
my duty. I stand here as the re- sect of German or'ain will settle to t
presentative of one of the .0ountiee number of 40,00t or 130,000 upon t
Northern Pacific. But, as they ha
of this Province, (loud cheers); and I
have reason to believe that f also re-
present the opinions of a majority
of the people of this, country (tre-
mendous cheering, cries of order and
another. atteMpt on the part of the
Speaker to _ interpose, followed by
pose td call the at,tention of the
House to circunastances that affect
the independence of Parliament
letter informing me that it is the in-
tention of the Governor-general to
proroaue this House withoutit hav-
ing ha% an opportunity of discuss-
ing what shall be done under_the
Mr. Speaker again interposed amid
cries of z" piivilege, privilege," and
" order," and -the Sergeant -at -Arms
proc eded to lift the mace from the
table which he again, however, re-
turn d to its place.
MAcKENzt-E continuing, said,
ty purpose to address, and
address, this House on a mat -
hat 'affects its independence.
rs.) There is nothing in the
t circumstances! that justify
ornament being ;turned ont of
and I therefore proceed to the
chaa t shipping will greatly tend
suc el ss and development of that
bra ch oftour national industry a
m Great Britian
' difficulty,
le taken no action
1
ance a Loup, te-
at. wolves in im-
ave appeared, for
any years, among
ar the Straits of
On the nigh t 'of
cked a party, kill -
se of Commons, you have a opted P'ese
ystem which is now in sue
ope ;ation in the mother country.
of t c lony of Prince Edward Is
a P ice of the Dominion.
C ntlemen of the House of Cm
In er 'Majesty's name I thank
the aupplies yee have so elle
gra tech They will ensure to th
so mperetively galled for by th
of t is grdwing,country.
Hon. Gentlemen and Gentle
have thought it expedient in th
est of good Government to order
Co mission should be issued. to
int certain matters connected
I sin- door.
ission
a,nd as
The.true plan seenis to be, for
from the same neighborhood to go
buyinge land, and. making the best
rangements possible. Then they e
soon form villages and parishee arao
One `of the things which ..str" es
very much in these frontier settlemen
is the self-denying and. far-reaching vto
done for morality and civilization by t
country pastors. In their quiet and u
feundations far future order, law a'
virtue ; they call the minds of ni n a
women, who are iteuggling in ense
-with material conditions, to tlfin Ts a
peineiples unseen and eternal. Th
represent culture amid tendendies
call ed On ptevi- ;,
man is metteeceupied in looking. ut f
himself, end. the obligations of purl
atten ion has been
cliscu sion of a matter _to -which our quite ready enough to forget both.
ritual is addressed to the female emb
rfully ed,
a id the excitement grew terrible in some. form or other, the silent believe
the rage. One enterprising photogtanli
inLinaughing photographs ere becemti
kET:inputs a stripe of Danbury News joli,
grin on the face of the sitter.
—Mrs. Charles S. Stratton, i
nt of ta camera, to produce a brl
at hebr 'showmifee)ifiet114irelllie- ah $:!iriegul ;hi, f 1 si esti
on Thursdays, of last meek, and_ badly I
jthureed,N. her spine and head.
pws ol aa- - -7e02 z eTTaohhtfee ; I e711 1r Ceee ewhe e riti icYPna tg-go:r ko f ariee t t 1.' e leak i ne %fir r e spn 1
rived over one railroa& en Saturday le,S,
Sabbath (Saturday) from ditturbance, ,
prohibiting trade in the vicinity of tit'
freeze to death for what hair there w
might dgaoYs'.oilneilfcliorY hTeema'd Tbkeea—t-blf tl
tilt AcroSwiodu.x chief, after following a
—Within a brief period NeW York'
niKiliteihkrertsbpoceekteer:.famTihi:. firnsteW;SomeMATe.k
sou Livingston, 1 member of an catt ,
ed a feat which was pronounce& to be'
posstble by Captain Barclay, the
brated pedestrian—that it, he w
fifty-five* miles in eleven- lours alt
half. Ile was a son -of Judgs Broekli
Livingston, of the tinted States
ed.Nily0;ivi3thilhrodaryaol,daeeh.8xleo,suit;tihsinl:inuif t itli il;:it. yaf ae e7eob el: sItt
ifitrwyjnIllrIaelslea-a—:11 ddillikjal4c1Sytelihinilllei7eis,aokielen:701t1"I•el
an ef late years he• was fa.mons fo
- Othi;rr loilissllawbiiltIall}1,etsini4liefl Z-1Tvan1-)°1:a'
hgle 'hePdiute anal jkit ild s.syY,t .yag;:neilnliwtel i;.. a seekli n.:tilta il -tine' Dp oi Itwel: liltel eechr.111:0;_:1. 0; le til
till:elle 1:eailitlYiernillecill.1 AllrlelarNev NiVeeft11--71:111i:1; 1
rk
he
nd
ly
or
re
In
works
vigor -
Ml. MACKENZIE P,erSisted in his
wants effort to obtain a heaeing, and was
cheer d to the echo, Jaikd amidst all
this onfuSion the Speaker -read what
was upposed , tie he ! the message
from His Excellency callino the
inter -
that a
quire
th the mem
eye cennot see, and who trust in t e
ancient belief of a God, or society itself,
at least on. the frontier, would. soon tail
back to barbarism and heastialityi _
It is really remarkable how iarggr
sive; BO tO speak, the religieus co In
ty have been in these new settlenients.
ers to the Bar of, the Senate, .1 met three different nussionarees wor
f.
tO
th.Tte:he:u;a1;a:tseg-p:"T:joe'n.1334:1;1'lasxhintl:us °
11:1107intAtInirhcgie,TogtaNhvlinyasetrftgoi:ilitnethh8d) hoeffoRrrmlieezil sthsc_saionl
boantathtoorldizevde" iourgients, of the partn
following authenteated vers.
aid se: a sr ci th,n; 1 lint: 1 ,witl :ewe, abr"ay,:l vel athr via i_eei gihiYe ale II:
,}1.8'effia:vv48 does, to am.e u- smi