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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-10-23, Page 4XIP T11H E Ul RON OSITOR OCT. 23 NE�NT AD V E RT I S E? NNI EN T& for th e n,!J extinction of eleca Otari,iii Assembly. Mr,. Smith is a gen- up of the note had nothing, to tlo'with tive Of that Riding in Parlia: p event;on a �OUTH HURON E�IEGTION TRIAL. (10 total bi bery. AVe f ee) d' that. tleman of good ability. and will be a vast' my vote at the last election; told 0 nart know if he gave anything to fo, improve 0 rther ment on the prosen 5 aristocratic eron. I would not want ab, y moll4 for Mr. Cameron's election, but.1 havelleard Estray hog—Doincan JNIcLeali. such a h I asure, emanating, from the -,ov- ;The petition agains I t the return. of Mr.'. don't know why I took the Mr."- Dancey Jol ; Danif1 Mae- NLIii,minoth clotli Stare—w. Canalibill, nonentity, Col. Williams, w�io represants I my vote say lie -di prnment,i -would be oned b the sano 0. Canigrou cae ip for hear e Estray Colt.—Thomas R.' Hays, - the Ridiug. lug k) money ; took it to get uay son, awl -onald had iii,,s true tion s to plce any III re and is rent Events Legia would be appro I of Cur he Canadian fore -1 - Justice GO, D, at GO(lerich, on i' You n�! to vote for Culeron. money tbat inif-,bt be reol Roonis to Let—Robert Scott. uired in the y -th. The 1potition contained -Nd yoninterid to.f4'et them . to, four divisions orUsbor Teacher Wuted—Win. N'uPberadot.� 1) e onritty. The 011trio lfonthly, which is Supposed �Jo be written Tuesida last. T( ern lie none of. the Pouadk�eper` Win. -W.-Bolivie- by Prof. Goldwin 3raith, lin followii�g the usuaL charges of iindue in- votd Cameron ? ment to 'k the lead in giving us: a trin- fitlelice treating, &cl' `R4: A. Har- molley `"`3cd­ illc�PIIJY to my kiowl, I up its favorite idea of ho-p,hrtyism, this A. I did not, '(]ail liter;) tile! note edge ; (lid not give orders to ally perso Notice—John P, it & Co. gent El I ion law,:ill introducing t e bal, mouth advocaes the of M. 0. rl$Oi1' Q. C., of Toropto, for 'Wits given Six ears before it wa rised ; for el n. motley s, and A r. t'janies beblitine, ection purposes or the only Farm for Sr. lot syst hi of voting, nd we shoul now Cameron, into the present On the petiti.oner arren tht thp gi %­ -,um pid by ine was the -$420 previously to 1110 ont know if I told F, Te th 6 I nj lead off f' Toronto, and mi.. J. S. Sinclir of I acher W, Sr. like. to 3e in this Administration, so s to plr�vetit it party 0 i 1191,11) Of the no6e hail anything to (to illetittoned; hail very little coversatin oil that prov- Goderich, for the resbmident. A Lt, i the election ; it occurred to me with tbe all Should, t1ley do so, hall beqn, sum- hat the tikincr of the $20 might qet t all coucerningr niol.Ly; gre ref6rm. Struggle t tbQ elections f .. large I Tenders XV-anted—C. IZ.- Goopor. 1tW gre t inbe, whichlare expected to take place in nuniber of witnesselQ & J, y is. Grip illltqtr�ates the ideta ice. The ell t � ople ure of Seforth—Log, %inieson: the' will no'doubt meet w'ith OPP03 tion a few mon rnoned, %lid were in attetidai To ReA' in side the election told differ lie from ;tb(,' Conservative Party ir the With U C&I-tt011, represelibil'a the proceedings atbracte(' conidellble inw ction, �ve were ]lab I got the money therawasa, great Ons to avoid asepond proteste(I election terest, and the 0( n -trial; had no 130111111,1111"Ctioll save Vvit) House, nd :probably from the le tng riage of Hon. IN111'. Mow,at A4 Mr. Cam - )ui el rooin during the. eal of talk through the country aLtit eron, who i4 dressed as:, a la�,dy, by Prof.- trial was well. filled. 1 The following is 1, Reform Purity", the � Corruption Mr. Cameron's friends tile respondent an 0 their- own Party. But, Strifth, who h(ildS lin hia hands the evidence taken 0�1'g hey Goldwin df The Conservatives and I told this to was preselit -with me al- tip, 41 U this opposi 'onrt that a irlecting will outi ve a' ti�n. Th bal- th- Mr. Bethune stated to the 0 as his prayeir-book, the (yantidiapt Mon I alance mtters. (Lanerliter.) at.Kirkton, but there -,va3 no inon 'that Spell t. ey lott i'first ai tated, v�as vallem e ably ly, assisted! by Mr. �V. sorne time ago the Yes ondent h (I served By Mr Harrison—I tinderst tit' itb tice admitting whose pra tie e pe il joiler wi a no was petitioned against in 872, By -Mr. 133etIiune—,\,fr. (laille opposed! by the sine yi�r-boiok is 11011. tit Cameron SEAFORTHY FRIDAY, Dat. �3, 1874. 1 ­eleinents,l but . I roll was Mr. McKulllr'is groon srtian�, nd the ir. bribery by agents, but disclaimin ny I 11 t the petition was disposed bf by I ill1din-ing tile election,- and did not go through orce of public opinion all ppo- repressi le bidesmaid, while PCI-SonRl YeT)Onsibili ty, for such corrupt 'Vile' ol�ils'k�'olution of the Houtie ; Ca eron out much ; he doos -iiot resiolp -its ( 0 I . i S _ in the mi �jvercnine, and thos �vho U0114 Georg -notice being Nv rotte to me bout; paying the note, O fe , l'i Bribery at E-16ction�'. Si4on td it., N4own, Globe ill hand, with practices, the bject of such luth 1) ding was duga mo fo 41ve. t were then, opposI to it are now the 11011d. a horrifed:�Iook, forbids' the b4mis—as to�s'ttve the costii of subpoenaing it greilt the admini�,txation of ithe Con- I - 1872, but be. never sk-ed tha weeks in C31MIS811)(f the lZidin.g; the' nutuberf witnesses to. prove such ce r- I:r. oney after I,voted for him. iiinber Of votes i e4t ill aise. It will be the s i,me ail unnatural ullion, it'is supposed. -h t ractices. n the South Ridilig servative. Party iii, this country, tile pac- pr, i I i is dacidedly� the best e'artoon. that 0rip "UP P rrison. called Ti-ros. JAC will be about 6,000 ; it is about 5fj mile alT Mr. H, JAC OX, beconc said that, in CID tice, Of bribery at- elections hadt t h c '�pulsori,, votiii( bas. issued, aud it illustrates more forci. Mr. ewho said : 1, reside at Clintou, and was and correspondiD,r, rly wide iWe m. i,y here explin that by com jul- bly thall. pelt could 'write the titter b- qLl(,*Vce of the notice served by the re- I e last elect4on have I money spent w-3 to pay canvassers and so. prevalent as to be almost alarming. . I & i elector at th rdity )f the no-p&rty doctrine. spotf(lent's solicitor, -the petitioners had �Wbeli a candidate was Selected, the first so, ry vo#ng: we do not mean. that E a. -h '" v Aed for the Reform Party Mr. �,am-.i otber necessary expeuses. —we are glad to le libliovilaed a numbet of witnases I el - lector l�n thilt Kr. A. F.- 11 O1 8 I on called upon me several Imes be TnOMA-, DANI"Eir, SAY. rn, Live his lionest e tailld be forced to vote for either wWich it bail been their intentio to call ti ure 0 question: asked was not y) Macdon ot :was, oil Tues(lay last, re- e last election to solicit my votel; lie in. Gode ich, ud lm. not an elector in id vould not be clected lor the coiistituency-�pf Co m -re- w ked me -if I -would work' for hiiii the the South, but took an active part on be- of; the candi ates. This--% but, bolie its they (lid, that the ediucatiollo allot illtelligience, fit hill--, for the instance IRS My occ by a ma- ority of 40-17 more than lie hail spiondent h -d been guilty of COrYllpt Silil Could -Xiot half of..Nlr. Cainerul, though Position," but he monev enough to-. -tit where e I ec- e s btfore; told him not by his 11 January lst. The ballo�t Sytem of and- that the public iutiiarest de- I tors.coul not conscientiously �ote for 1 i 11 �irged me strongly, but my mind was request, b t probbly with his knowl. al lications- L�llded that tl atters -hould be made tip ; be clled several tines daring edge ; was treasni-or of the carry him through The qu, � voting is said to have workdd Splendidly, MI lose in. .A. either c.q Adi date. But each efector slic uld I election fund; far the �posqiorx e given entire "tisfaction: to MY& and to hav tigat�d, they had determiae'd to go I. I tie (. ay ; ho told ni-e to ryu to work,'and iwas not appointed by any one particular - be com.pE Ile o to the I)olls—ul ess all concerned oil; With the trial for that tt,at T of Piiriiamentary representative.! had be- 0 L - se. cotild have what u -ion I needed ; ly have not any subscri tion lists, but The first wihnes Thomas --We notice that tb I e Toi�ooto i1fail y 1) tough ic infirtnity or sonic s calle'Tilwas come secondary consideration, z and the th knes slich ol not recollectsecing any money at tha tbink I cn remember tb e Ill One3's I -sub - clige, weet i pos ible to do 90-11id- .-el Aims t: ie result of the Corn� waelection Jackson,. who did not respond.' Ali or- Weetil1g; he might have had his hatid in scribed 200, Wm. young lengtll; of his purse the primary. Tu what S as .Grit defeat. " The organ must b der was issued for his -attenditnee. I 0 bIs pooket, but do not know- whether $200, Henry H ortion $100, inblair 10() Should e compoled to cast a ballot. If �ACOB MML.M, Sworn : I live in God- length. this would have been carried, had exceedirgly brd tip for �otlething to did Apt feel disposkl to vote for %ay crow OVer, ind if, from it party point of eri�ch ToNviisbi to, take money out or not; told him James Doyle .5100, Martin $50.1 i1j,juier uot a Ilefori Administration obtained- q p ; am a voter, and voted I ly mind was made up ; do not reinein- $50, Parsoils $50, Polley 200,6tron $25 o the dutdidae-S, he con-ld deposit view, it is thankful for �he result of that for Green now the respond- b -r telling Mr. Fulton that Cameroni'said. Uamero, ',.,�500, 113wans the reitm of Government, it is difficult a way - k on 30 ; (Camer- eleCtiOD11 it i� certainl thaulkful for very ent , he.was a cndidate at a previous bla,10k Ulot. By this. meams the entire ".money is no object," nor did I telll k1t. on's cheque prodaced) ; wns 'lot surpris. to say. If it is sufficlenit to Small fworsj, -ion o vq e, e po ed I Both cau�lid.Oes decl.,Lreil elect voted for hirn on that occaion, j slyn. the same thing ; to my recol- at receiviug the chquie from him - o - 11 , and there wool, I be theinsel es Supporters oi 06 present Re- wh kuaw that, thrGu: the intervention Of t ich w4as ill Augut,-.1872. lity uf le ion Mr. Cameron toldinethwl could Mi Horton does not live in the I' iding no W -ribing all elector either forin Go ver 111ment ; tile so lee,818f I Hrrison was examining the it- c ntrol five or six votes if I went into 60,money was i I -equired for electioa pr- Reformilegisltion,, the reign of, bribery b Mr. in one vay or another.' A great nd, di,t, ia eformer, Os its to ail interview with respondent tt- 1m; received a sudde' and eflectual S been a ne e co t !8t ; there waa, uo atilount mcn- poses there was not a Central Commit - bile tie aeted cau!(Ild'pte :is butt during the - election of 1871) when Mr. Ined"; (took 110 part in theelectiob, on tee kept no prtiular account of ho 111 evil would swept 011D as ch ts Spent tile 'i Bethune objeeted that 'this Court w el�ther t. prevale be of . d P(�I; I side. spent the nionev; -except on a sheet of pa- 6ak. We do not mean to lay a1a; latbei-hy efort-ner, and 1), 'te' e x . istenc -y' le'etor woul.1 be- better s life i6 -not sitting to tr th (A ct oil of 1872. 1 bribery was . practiced by the aevei- bettei )Irl,llt� of h opposition y e e By Nir l y to the per, which I '(lid not preserve; sent Bethune—I was frienoll fo�-Ced� t perforin a dut . to himself and to the R,efoill Party. If I O' Witiless proceeding Saw Mr. y tive Party oi-,ily. W. e b eli e v e t hiLt u. D - T Caln r spondent personall , but got disguisted 2,000 to the soutli. -part of the Rid t Ae ill such a erion before the election' of 187? lie t ate, No person would he in- Porary- 1Yl ith the Committee in 1872, and col' der the lax electiou laws -w-hich bad so 6C (14 iise- gave it to Robertson and Parsons dQ xrit efeat," we -tru it ie lield promissory note of mine for 200 ; oc- c in 4kand geeral benefit would rewilt. q ently would not act at -the la:st ele not know woat they -did vitli it ; they long been in existence, both politi- casion t rejoice over many Of ttiGM. lie ��Said lie would give tip the liote oil tile Cameron ished to did not ask for money ;" thought that the tion ;' (lid not think 114 im ossible, therefore, tt such , oly of the , ele6tion lie did not b-ilie me personally ; he inay have `8aid cativassers would meet on nomination cal parties, in teir rank and file, wcare it ln�asnre. can loijg be delayed, and if the say why he. would do . sn, bu.t he. that he was not afraid to hurt me with day, and the money ir id Iv hell I I rap beCGDlino, corrupt, that, light be distrib-Lit- present Qntario (4-overnnient take if. up N'EWS OF THE WEE K. was c assing lily vot& w money, but I did. not -receive any had� ed as it wouldbe found necessary thin I lie 1 s bribery was practic' d alt ce by both aid so proinisE(I Mr. 8inclair got the best of this mon and secitre passage, they will not i IJEIIQN�kL-�Tlio inp,ess of Ru is a i suppor ]I'm lily tro feeling one way or the her. cy, pal -ties. But, we do, inea�n to stty, that 8 n d lvute in Mr. Harrison a-alled Geoige Fulibon', and, erhaps, Several sinll Sums, from. 1! a v S i t t o n gf, a i i d 11. 1-1. 1872 lie did no Ae forLiChmeron then; 0 y gain to themselves the ore-dit of be- nOw 01 tAl e ell e of the parties with whoul the Jast servative Party,, while in. t. lid James the Con- s it myself I perSoll, aLave Job 'a log tile tirst to grant th3, benefit but ill tile Duchess �if Edinb�ul'ffll wa' d d 1)plieol for th.e. ilote twice af ter witness had held a colI'versation. -ter each about gae Mr. Sharp Joymeut of �power. failed t,) -furnish such of it son a eir on Fridy niurnili" t le Pot leciion of - IS- adkl itic.leased lustre to the fair liame 1-3 but (lid not'l -1 that this i - I thi' IN.l.r. Bethune objecte tik$50 ken Aly $25. and Mr. legislation s.-wrould stop, or even check, obtain it he omied to give it ill) the ness could not be called except to '1111- Bell, of eaforth, .525 paid about - $50 fi I applied for it, but did not do Da �ile,. for telegraphing did loot give james thev have alromoly so justly and -a de Rs —Despa from st time this -ro,wincy corruptioll, but, on the con- p ach the credibility of the for er servedly earned. -tland state that ti Gr lid TrunX the second time f applied for the tr&ry, the NN hole of the legislation f lu when Peacock ally money he lways voted Ii Railway hav-1, been. mul;ted. iii'$12,833 DO& was before the n of 1874 Mr. 11arrision said that his ,"object in against our Party ; can-vassed Jmes nommad i that bad a tendency to encourAge damages fo eived in. ail ac* lie 0'alivasse(I my.vote for the lq-.St elde- y r �njuries tee callivg this witness was to havi, ail an- Street for his -vote and gave him 2 to Should Street Cars.be Ru on dent lly,a, dead head " passmaer. tioll. oil the day of the ilominatioi told rather than c1lock the evil. VA,e a -ho Sunday?- TuE ARG116,VNE ST,",T ei�patclies him then tht there of Shoes Sid lie was poor th entic account of tile conservation i th, buy pair Wa , no Ilse rece -the 11ainilton tretl Lur st�;v­ thaer ing,'for iny'vote'un I lie gav in k- Jackson, who a that his own LIPL anLl wanted Some say,. that. no sooner 4id the Reforin It se -m! that fro�'; l3u'enos Ayr"! ti the y 8110 g 0 full (1, with iiote he held against me, be the d the new Cabinet hits been fdrn4 _PoLwel- than, they immediabely set 0 111) memory of the conversation wa t d. it was pai. out of the eleetion Co4ipan� It ave, for.�soiue tirtlepast, 3en knew Sille linistL 'r of I17, or reliable. to frame aiiid pass leg'islatiosti IN r . 11 -� I r r said, 1) e ivas goi ng to -vo be for CaDlLeron to; wc rk f�eulty I had to pass illy vo ruliluiug tit eir cars on undy, foi- the te'ab. -tile calculated to check ciorruption, and. ke- NEW RALLWAY Rr,wu (,ATioX1'3. —The the- Lordship cited the B-I*V.dley dase told Thornas Slattery if he. would.conle .1 res)ondent said he tolslibw that evidence might be brougbt out vi-ith his team I wold give hiln .510, accommo cure n. unbonht and unbias-ed )cxpres- lation. of parties- going to ai(I NVestem Railway ("'Onlullsal9ners, with wouldt give it tome on the Satu rday Ile- ma, tolshake the evidence of any other it tid not give it b:c voted for retili-ning fro church. This action re, the polling, if I calledat his office; did. ness, or to prove that' his evide, of] ailO O 'cers Of 1101 but I sion of publie is., to tile -riovis American lines werdin ( nce under the Coixif any has given rise v, nalia- I cal appointed, and got the note; I call- eron ; do not femember girii,g or. prom- to as different from what'he bad pre- i isina 0. to . ny wo Reform- Party that. we are indebted f olIod tion t chii'mao in ney a durin or 011 Fri([ IT e result not remember. that n election ; gave IV (teal of d isoussion through the Prei of of the confer? ts said t , c' -g ything, wi , e(IL, but such evidei.icia. ol ail Ij clice t e a�-loptioil of be . _ inr m. Lamprey $no -to the laNirs which we noAv enjoy for the fore be gave me up the ntoe it a I that city nd the propriety or, tilt ic,r, the proijosition report(, ily _ ature could not be consider- f can vass for its ; gave George Cox $28 on prevention of carrupt pactices, at eleG- (I by the Uomli.13- had� O�igiillly been givoin -for c.)tts in a ell evidetnee.in chief. as m4ality i if the act bas been questioi ed. ioneYs to general tic et ents 1 law �suit ; did not give nyt I election day to canva,s; he is a voter hing foi' the lissiciii between ! thin-j�, l)avld and James Cox are UlicleS After considerable die that the rule o e c h argi n 7 dx tra for ll I notebutnlyinfluence at the r.?Ie tionof tiolis. The Ontrio Ele6tion law, the ag No�v, we -anniot see where there ls, I C learned counsel and His Lordship, of his.; they re voters ; said be wanted L Controverted E lections act 7and the baggage over IoJ poun(is to 4 ell 18774; Ctmerou ked for my vote and 'th( -witness was allowed to be exiamilied,. tlie. money for his expenses ; think- r more sin n map ridinu to church 4,%' gel- ust be strictly ( I llf 'It Was Ballat act were all- frain . inte)-est itt the time lie give up the note he etl by the p-cs- i itl th derstanding the witness) had voted before receiving the molley 8.617 e cai tha-ii. in a privato carridge. (I that the- rule aboli h i n g wi I e mi e r e e e ent Ontario 0,ivern ent and pas e'p&y- alSolfor My SonS' Votes dhim one oi was only of a Secondary natur Robert MeCulloch said I O=wed him $10 Sed by de ce Thousan A of people ride to obu tickrA Illy 6its woold* not vote for bit " any lVitzu-w aworn,said lleinrcmber dature. ret Lin I ment of Commission to �Otltsid a 11-1 .. 11 I , a Reform Logis IR f.0t, Ontrio apitstshould go into effect oln event, t the lab part Oil last electibli, an(l jv,oula very Sunday and nothi v an(l. I did not'know'abo'u the last witness said tome as to -Mr. -e proud distinction of T he.co ill miss] ollel's also that here-- others ; he pressed in nob,vote unless I paid. him. enjoys ti 0 I I e till lie s, thatullt of it aDi,Wby a fUSS Sh fte'r n road would ccept tiekgts sold ,,!e and I promised to try to do His Lordship -Ai e you a ware that ould be I to � get tlli� in to Gameron's ttement to 11' 0 id so be I tha b t1le- day TAJL�?Blake Was inakinf* a the lea -A in the ina.-tigaration of dect6rikl -who have not lot b) v s e Pd wbell. You Paid. that you kilocked this ed bac '11 se,people stemship companies ovel- tl' a easures were I f till rates c idir lines me for my on vote', �vben I h in Clinton respondent came into election oil the head ba lessoy Reform. Each. of tbese m. fforded an opportuuit� ;o for less tban fare�. A uni- ed to know why he doubted that, as I -ario Legidature. I first passed by the, Ont, for ; his (Jackso, 's) shop severil times during in tariff for freiAt fr6m to hallalways voted to you that case aloiie woul�l be enough ride in a siree for him, 6ild -iivould do ' f t car, is more than we New York -Nv,is the dkV, upset the l6lection. ima Yine. THIlp y 8 was 0 m if lie had n f L rtl�is election - would not I have oted his influenue for him ; he told me he hic and fterward ines-ares, somewhat si Lareec"I c) so nd wished him to Vote and 11-86 to In e towns and. cit 6, _Jt is dner I , , ess : Paid him the nlo.ucy; gave were p,assed by the Datinioll, Par 'lot given inp tip tile t,)l(,. )olr. Uameron that, be theie are many ho: live consioleraUe -ed by the lot lesii ON 1101, would I have I)t,oi)ji,, c lit 110t ' 0 1,,Jacob 'Mcclushey $4-0 or $50 for call - lent to note, him. my and ill both. cases tile of quit ita�y. Tiis rumored c.... tore by vota Otherwise dit eeouut of Solue dispute aboiit tile Vassing ; instructed him, as I did every distweesfronitchurches. T-Aiesepartie, not ive 16111 to is ho Nnied. und6rstnd tild niatte t' ctida olle, not to spend the ey illegally the'passa&e of le I mo i �ey bbat. was used t the last ele Won if. they to I "t Way I I do not recollect what he Said tile egave me ail account his expenditure, wlk to I Jury o there Nvas Somethin aidajb is duesolety io the of the f 0 out iiionQy , pute was ; be told me he told 0ameron but I don't I C. ber of when the not(-, was given. u' wou I d pr bly ]not go at'all -or t I Br.00klyn bal,re Ii d i ated. told -Ir Mow what it was for David Reform Party. h woult not -work for Iii(a unless thit - -would go i bit t seld oin. But if a str6et thp Argus staff for n a,Aicle Patton $,O; Ile w.lS g 0, anieron, there was a man ill my neig- 6 Btit,' notwithstandimZ the stri 11 Cr illegin was cleared up. Oing to call- vass relatimi between. Mi. Beecher borblood -who would not vote without for us ; gave him their doors) and Avill t .30 more, but Ile , ralls 1)� 11111)�tolle late -"Irs. Bowen. i t L of the'Electiou Iaw,-aad the facilities a- ana Bis Lordship objected tb.�Lt th gave me back all but $10 gave' Tor - money lit- sked how muldh tile party not evidence at all. is wills L ecticras forded by the Gontri(i vey conifortably to the churc i rance $50 and he rett rned *eitber or,,' 9; verted El BRMUN A l3PAj1--Tbe and iny sons would wnt I ansivered dool they:,vill. attelid regularly. ooi Of dolllpellSatioliL proceeding Jac]' on told c obedience to is provis- ) U41 Cis nie pid a draft for .5SO or �y a man law to eilforc I a,111 0 11 11 t; d by about ".420, ind received it U e lreal Brit�aiRL CO � T would' ask ally -who may objec ai 11, 0 iCCP Ll 1.1 t Of aid I was not o iis4(Ici:at1ol1 to I 8inclair told we t) from 8P, er011 thal Cameron said he will't"(1 hirn �tO nined Bissett, be ions, or rathw- to puni�h infrctions of -U vo.tt. for him and Inflilenep, a))d is Stted! givelt to parties for their vobes—on[Y to ie nione was duellim.; I'Loss the !rumiitilz of public con% V inius to yanCLS y botit'have proved bden;640,000 $35,000 more w.4s by bir(li �teiims; when 'I asked for lie lie would. have -tit theine5ney he waliteil. subscribed $25 to. the fund tbe Sherif a i ,',i�v Sunday -%vl Ither A is more. obj.ectional: R" I -bile Spanish (4overaienb to Love 01 His Lor(Lsibip ruled that this wit'less' I did not subscribe nythin, to rn ki),O-",.I- . I 'r nt_ Stop there inomen't; and then ccount of the conversation did not differ edge `ohft Wynii y atent the tide of electoral to publid coliveya.lice to chure I sLanding claims, $50, and %vellt tit Iwich hd grown r"'o such inim about 15 materially from that rfivL311 by the last. Robertson- 50 did uot hear or to remitih t home.--- The minutes with nother man, who portions. This is very pl..daly shown by -wished to raJack- coutrol Camer a whiGh have recerttly!-taken I I- Q i r. 1111-rison the triP Ll A Clbodl E uggestion.� -L is Wt011rr '01' St -eet &Trs' tobe,rtiii on 91.1111 me $20 told -the repondent th�, if otiny other f und t -an the one ander my lot ,eb the votes 1 would return oil kiiew tbere day, for thili ptrpqsci of� son to show that the subscription ; don't klioNv that be k&Nv g of the I , (I Electialls sTile Dru ssels PoRt, ill the money�c' lie nswered that -it would -to chur equally Av ro & for peo' to, Ile -m )enio istrl tioll Caurts. Even iaL th face af l I inatm 11foi 111D 11) � North N\'ell lit , the nituie of the. other party Comnlitt-�e was about 11101ley ill 1872 but I alliolint ; solicitedskibscriptios f�* most cer- 0. was ie1`01101-ving 'Rug ec Young Ile- tploy private conveyance for...t �nlkes the esfio i You ng ; did n ot s differciA people ; I hto em fir . rr o tan detectioni punishil'ient offences v`*as and lippc a Ipur"'Ick. The wran, is s grea, ee %(l olt tini(f the J. S. 8INCLAIR, Sworn Am. a barris- write hia b 0 ! I we heartily fore the prilling,, aSL (i)roduced,) but (lid not ecil coll"llubted by members of ried oul; We believe ollind beirt- on the 211 oil liarne to tile li-st. tl)ab th visit of p da, following - ter ill (;odericb, nd took aty'active i 01 0 ill the latter, case thi i By Mr. Batlillue flZtreet is sebool both political parties. �So th Sl alilcron; at, even the Premier has infused i!iew �v gor illto th kYou urvotedfor( )okc in th �' dection on bebalf of Mr. 0 In. the, forll�� nte tatter ca T I I P -ty Of L N to illy son George'about v6ti*g for Caul- 01'(7,11lized tbe.comillittee.s, master, nd waiited Chi,, boots foi- olic of these -.vithoiib additnal laws. to- the Refo I oft'll NY, P)gtoil, &c.; molivy I pon. tile Is ro. ten- or a �Iozeil ligratulate th eron, but lie ref scol tol�do.so' or uis,� his i passcil th' ougrh 1) y hai L o elec his children told eynl�y o,l(, I 0 ei1011 to V11O I I I al 0 The B Sp succe 8 of their denjonstration, $10 to vote nd work, met Mr. Cameroll's- friend's'l lll()Uf-%.Y not tO C13114037 it improperly; Lot as inen., to t e 'I'S illally a d. te. off allot, which h s lolSted ' I.: ou r Lit eral f riends in with his t,­tm, but be ibilivision throutrIl tile at first I told tfficin they emild. ]tire can- . I Nvc as . tlli� 111i(IIII& lily zon polling st ell u I 611 as .0 vote hC'� 'u an,.(' tAvo furo L took 'I for but ot tennis - blit since the passage, of the acts referred to Plc lila' . is it not tinic t il�orbll - d for 0-reen,way votet Ireen- i Riding, except f'o(leri(.h towil n r I - street r I 1. 11 -y great . extent fforct a r -is the step in. hired I told. Il lio,Vling I)arby,i ])tit (lid not return tile '-.4,20 to ton -village, and No. 3 division ih 8ta,l wilt, to it vel hepoor Carriage, or Cent"l them to (to so. assistane-e. A or n. —Ilt not knowing tile nature of the ley ; there was no Conu iittce tht 1,ain of saw- ndlet it Slich -a one s I rty who aveit to me. Tt moe ha.rm, -Ills elli-ployin.-f iow olir pl� LI to colive- -my 1) talucud to bribe ail elector evell By Mr. - Bethune—I used the nioney spondent very s till 9.30 A. M., oil We(I CS( ay.. himself his famil.3 is pros- eldoill during tile coill- to chil-rch, or -for t is boillid to Illyso test, le being ill andL I being ellieffy 2' though, he knows that his so rell- pering in orth If uroll� 3le have brought the moneN the JdL -, ID re is for the rich le, to rellay itlif necessary d-ers him affijenalile to ttie'la: tholi�llt, s 'f the litli-Riding; was hoo Iv, litit there ]no- .0110c, fir When tbeourt oil Wedliesday i f mall to enl loy Ills priv, li& not influonaed the -votes foir twice; t1lere ws an. electi:on f JILol is no %-t carriage for : ilt ector, beiu-fr Should. return the moncy o:0rlb( d -personally lsun r purlbses. hisbead, therefore,of The V7elhngton, Grey and. Bruce - (to not know. i ilo ilinre With rcr bribed if the candidatoi or gent, h," no I - to the n-nincr� thdction of the, I-Trni ajad the Londo, I it ; bo�llev`(_,, ('apt. Dan* (luc-stion of 1 at the ti nic I Spoke to Camel on 1 I'm hariLle (if n, Hur8h anct intention of voting foi- him M, -lis of aseerta,iiiiii 1, Wh6ther or not he my object 1 as treasurer gve 1. 0o cash. t he 9 'arn Iompany, for Bruce. s would t to ge afford:ng Coll the note Out of b,S the coii� CD he hits bee bought t itioll of tile persolial haja voteol as, ll As - Lot Doyle gave $100 m nt aware if Ca it 611leve that, hd-the it DIrectors If thi-:0 rk:ab WeAurn 16ilway to the oor an which thi of- the new 1: Oar I of nothing from tbe-oppositc side for voting; . Ing to the fu-nd there ere flion we ally 11 We, 1) rc- cent Duaiinioa elections I I weil comilleted rich mail 1) . rovilips.for himself �.Sho though b I Avas entitled to the note, it I Was nubscription list with iianies n(I having been reviously promised to nie allioubt8 ; Capt. Dncey had th list bc Ihapublished, nd contains tile fol- p coialftiello. - e this week, to (tive the 10 u-ndar the Ballo C�yster.11 -c WOUld. no b C&I I ot Con;:ervtive vote except I have not Seen ib- Since; about $1 lowilig p, raphs of t DOO the etwe; -ith llillingL _ x0jell I vo ed for Mr. Canicrow; the passed through 111) Row be so umity election,triaI.s. pllere 'vil I 0 � a -, more or less proceedings of the court 'l;Jt I (I*tlL not formerly -cotint a yet, Itolie Soll t, I Political. .Ver, anoth.er lv i the toard! of tile the. k ep b i: o ac -of it and the moucy C,(),� roy and Iva tit Mr. Cameron -%va.i afraid cut to me froni Goderich by lye At 10 of outi. Co ni - s. tit, before bsutittel pure electioxis can b n of Defoi of iontesLed electiontril, tile" U , Subject to 'lie all- ilame T do 11`7)t be- dSoutill. Tfuron Brucv hublIL Hiversdalo'a. few days a- collselit(. I there having gel-, -%A hose' obtained. ro�fer to-' for C011- 00i proval of tile proprietors, to 41 urther Ueen it pruvious one in tbe b`c lieved that each person in th e sillec ls(il M r, P NJ the present represen. issue of bonds, as L1thorizL:(l 1)y t jc� \N -el tto infer sh Oal( be scen -,I g.tve SOM-elno ry votiiw. EvLrn uoiw, Nlith tative, I ney to Ali� (f1-1 11 11W1,11,111101.181y 110 .11k '01711120 Ill the �cootcst of I �74 1 ?lid not forin ail the restrictit. . I 0 'IS t tic doubf Came on's frfenois ill 2, Staill ins impo--e.d. -by the LIUC-Lioll tc,L i tIJILL' for tile IICX 11111" lingtoll, (A(Lre I I' Coinipan,y's Act tll,%t WL -- I t QlcC_ . i that I ivoi -t this Y.- I esimate of file -lid g-, -note back ; it is at perhap� $30 or $40 -1efts',loo wit1lo" oil Iro . r. .1 I Ill the Secrecy of the tioll the Lomt- vVill. make up llwlti� t Cq Lll to 2, 000 Ot claim the liote 118i tes in -No -NJ " L be neces8ar\ ;1 knew a honic now ; 'did u �60 with Mr. i would s it Coll- I it % is -:er of the ecolill't of losing heavily t1le ill O. 20 it ��! Ballot,, there is &tili left door Iper ile of thall; Colupauy!s lille, liliclud- 1) la t i t 11 ,4� itiLf r. y : I dNkhlell is for whieli the note -was given ; claiiiied it throu, ti \Vlll(;!l bri6tw sidings. Reilutioll, Crediton,,Sloo w'ith Dvid Johns ]lot ill 9 lilay be -%�'Jllo f n $ 1 i for tile vote I gavc "I 1872 .4 th�,i submitted to tliq speia A con- t Exeter , hail Pid for broken I tion of Illy venmioiii with therespondent (In , -1 c. . Mr. Harrison : There rill g tl I$re-ry effeetively - Prc- ly tile Itilling, has been. se- I .at the time I 111alle it.a coll(li ticed. A imudidaLe. will ifot prcti lecteot it,, tbQ oppositio a wa tee ii cnflidte for buggy p a cndidture that I ilifaild not be mquir- ast election did ,not tke the oth ill ' arrangunient with tho London, at election tilllc$. e i iddl ,ex ble Ontario If liron lid. Brude Com, to 1 (I to cnvass the 11iding it aoityat briban-y. to: secui a vote, but he c, 1 1.872-- 1 led tboi opposite ,;i(le %. X11i Y NV,%S, I favol' sidered necessary t' all a previous, occsioli, placc belicavo, I red them, nd So vraEs I 20 Ilt a bribe n c`fccrl'or to, refrain fro 11 ,,d before the not Sworn was afraid (if being swofll lvit�, .11- - he inade ; L niatle it a conditi(ill that —A porary remarks : Bem' Or 825 to Dr. --tolls bre now IBrowqil1L,, of 1;, L The _V6,111. buy the eleptor Mr. lias decided to renia 820 to ljr. 8'wee'- Mr. Sinclair should S,oc tht a 10 his old Both iii ill constituency, instead of Board of that &.011)MY and that what I meant when I spoke 1 mti, �$tcplieii ;-,�.,300 to Macdot - ws.inal.3 ill with offered to -the to voto far hiln, because he has 1 I fresh terms, for .1 lease af their line, oil Of diffieliltieS in Votin for C.-alleron. ill I tid I-,, t my own personal exped- require was in ihe I- '11L, l,iollt f(jur taiiiiDt, whether Oi 1,1�72 rob no money" from my brother ses amoul, oNvillf, i ver ill favor of Kent, the conditions more dvantageous to the -wolild )t to botweell $10o till of as not, the elector iLes Say to.try the ltter thas on'. his p-irt of the cotr lic � . neces- Jam es to vote for Ureenway in 'Odericli and Avere the act - plce. Two N'Vecks go Cowpally. The my t Exeter waL Ithey confideutly sary resolution will be S'uhl i�te(t Q. Bad you promise of any ? two centres fro-ni Nvbicli the will Ic -was ill to the heavy; paid it hot 'but lie caa, and doubtless will, buy 1.1"ll, asserted that, the (,6veriiiiie.nt -intended I special ineeting of sbarebolders." lledcarried oil; I expended about 1,1500 for to reconstrUct Kent in order to make it a 20, being for I hieb h ter refrain frolill votilig, as he call �asily f Q. Can ou.my that llollestlye e ClZlllile;il election purpo-3es ; I gave $400 either to !�JCKellar. f agaist me ; instruc,-ed all the parties to i sare the ascertain -whether he has staid. t my brother promisvil -whom. I gave nioney that they were no, Doyle ol r Lb e Committee in em bers honic Governmelit,;vs the Tories say, will ger- —John Watson, -of the Ayr 0 to vote for ('reenway ; got tile to 11 , I ant to Callander, for Churchill, " .,50, to David. act is, Se it to buy votes or influence 11 Patton. 9.500. at Cliitot, to tile poll. This one Ketit so. as to mke-it sl for l. bippe(l on Tuesday last, to note from Cameron before Speaking to i r. 11 any way whatever - drew tip a all d )o at McKeliar,lhow can r. -",\IcKellar be Port Africa, 0 circtit Cloderich m personal expenditu therefore, required to complete the series, tie of his 'Victor him about the moneNr; canit vvliicl�l ititende y re was i afraid to colit st it? If Mr. N cKellr choppiric, mills. took the money ; did not need it it blit C*d not do so in t;me ; gay.e li clla�rjtil I -which will etfectully prevent bribery &t d to have printed, cot tributed some sums to is afraid to co.h test Kent,wht abo.ut the —Rcv. tItennelson, of fja�jiltou given me by a young mail -, don't know es nd Agricultural 'iocleties : tbe gerrvalnd i , ess ? the le' tinlate instructions liecessa 0 or Lng proc Ion his return home from his w�ddiil�', if the young mail tioND ry to expenze foi- printing amounted to bout ast tour, was presenLed by his congr,cr tioti P carry bn the campai�n, all(l expll.inetl 10 ; illy total xpentliture ws about Durilig the next session of the'Ontario —A�t a con 'E nti011 Of .Reformers of E tD v ointed, out was tile man ; told h lliott, 2 -ham, held Ion Friday last, Mr. 8., & with a valuable gold 0 - who served me with the election law to all- articS tt.king pat? : I g-ve particular directions that watch and icliair, the so]) i -iia, that I had made no written -in the etection -' an' not a member of th� no nioney. S Legislattlie, we trust the Governmen't Dal 1) 1) Smith, Barrisi r, of Port. Hope, was un- and M rs. Rennelsoll was made tatement ; spoke to my brother about Iteforin Asociati houbt be spent except in 3 no On Of Centre Huroll legitimate to will bring forward a measure wbich -will. anil usly cbotbn as th6 Deforffi candi- of a present of a si1v r teia- the note, but (lid not think it had ny- M r. r -ing ciat Oil', Mr. Horton i tile representiv, was'nt personally a,,Vt1re of ally Bull st link air, of laws dtc in the fottli.coming election for the r ice. thing to do with the election; 'the giN with tb Assol li�ve the election conducted purel'; I furnish this 1, in the c Sc uier is connected is I 2.3., 18:74. contributed by ot1v ghIlearo ' I a, rumo)r f;iend bad enpu mouilt so Y 1,.6w Jacob for him SO111P. 11101. billn 0ct. IF),- -iol uthe collclus n of tb,it, 7s 120 on apecount tbe year arV--v a T-etaluer of $20 was amount �bitn too rnueh, anil ivanted tj on raut tilat I Iva-, to give 111) It bis vote in 18742 is untrue ; *1 bx,rgail, bim ; be proini: vote, but Aue bill 1872,election ; lie, ine. f up the bill as lie ' tboug-1 hilill �Llrll he 11 ji,,-rd for rn in tlfu� clection t,O call at 111-Y ofli-�Ic alld I An him ation in 1874 ; the intell Nvj,�h him Aid ni hist t mi t I hal 1) to ,Cutcheon bmigh 11 me he wanted -to get the 110' not been ble to firuld lllw t 1110�thi,ag -was said. abo.ut his Miller calling% at t1K member folloWiD g pt p, esent ; b,e said 6 04lne foi. an( I I gave it to bim. ; i t noil ey for him. oii 1, ,abou . hi so; doubted that Ide woulil had in 1867 an(I 1872 - I' Tnoney idit�ctly -or le&vb the ofh'ce to get 1110ney ,,� dd111M I would hae got the liote al after itas promised if he when I -was in- the'DIBice I I �.of itifluencinty Ilis ot� by rt� U -c bill, By Mr. Hrison-1.1lave I times:eleeted for South. Huron time the election cost ln�e abol ,the second time- ben3veell 4 $4,0-00 ; a petition filled -.1 that ti -me, but it was never F I canvassed the M.1 ably wellon b,A)i n� in 1867 ; tbis� tilue f:L� beheliv W�Ould cover all illy exppllditlar, verylittle ahout the coals.titpulst, as it haA been erryin"Acre(I �, acc=ntsf my expenses 'eX1 M hold expense-- account at the la�t copy here ; it I 11 tr.66 copy -1; perhaps. $250 to olhurcb-es in.i ron in 187 2 and 1874 thou"'rh intend. to run the -1�15 Callender was unaerstob"d to 17C)ixirehill ; I he out to canvass ; I 'gave A -5o), I Bible 'Christian Churehlat Ellif rch Fri arA settlement, �F50 to ixBib10 �Cburcb at Creditoln, - 215 to a 'Nlaidandl S.25 to Mthedia the lese aui� 24;' in v, I had nio id Of i voters th-ese 'k e expenzes tna -tip Daneey, but without: any 5111 T Ii*,ardthat ibert Was a tsit fist ; I ditl not eipeat':there,%. qi�arter of the allionnt- raise( rai s ell t1a en ti i ere w. as� 5"115-00 tl 'lender I knew, that a lanre� the ca-Arassingg .eeniTa in C. ave the cheqe for M00 to a] 1. & a ve tib c* cliv owe f Farren oil J an. t -be Mil $200, w1flich was Vaid to Doyle., Pen-ses ; I .'a-sked jlilix to count., but he did ;: I bllail (10 with Doyle on of he was to go aiii4ng the spoke the lang-ii-age The W. ,%-6 paid to n ite�r Jas � Do - I to go apil P11,4 af er t 1) c, eleetion mcunt, as Imt in by Callender $.'50, -expenses 26, eNpenstfs penses on the clectioi) tlowr awl tion to to chairmen of 90, ebo.que to Farren, Doyle, S 41 i r" trc� Fel Feb. 1-1, Brown, draft foil 131a peek .�\farcli -24., Ma:jlison, printin 50 Jlil� of Brnviii for �7- $2, 0 05 otber with tb� I bave no uppaidl Acco-llilbi tbouglit lie to MY Z-1- applyilig to me Ilh! bill 11, hwo-riblvote for �11; the be (lid i -i ,te' ed, to) ine for t1w illf)ie in I believe no tme the cli. all.11 hini 111) tilt! ll(It1!;i W", 11 ;at diA for 4. ill A: A!ll i I wnI 31.0t it) %V isn- at Ui thre tlM $t ill electiolls. be fis not. n: now, will wilt)) hi -in for his vott'. iit that 20 -it flh� tb,p--t- me, aziol oth -i's not a Baia bolitbis hp, bad a f, f r en ni it Ili ht inoncy to -exceut 110 to iliflucilee votev ises of i�q This eoneludvtl thei* le,1810 After couvi$rsatiol the Court, wh-ell his; thin it both uniieces�zai�y troWe �L­er. Th4-, whlle Single question of whAt Wei attach to the inan contradiction to that If INT and Mr. tach no weight to A t all.