Huron Record, 1881-03-11, Page 4HURON RECORD.
CLINTON, FittnAY,, ¥A1.i,Ci1 11Tg, .1881.
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Tha o r1ts for the: elections tt the •
DoeOn on Rouse of Comm..2tta tor the
counties of Charlevoix and Belchasse,
Lave been issued. The m*ninations
take place on March 12th, and elections
on Maroh 19th. The result of these
elections will, no doubt, be in favor of
the Conservative party, In 1875 on
the elevation of Mr. Fournier to the
bench, there were two Reform candi-
dates in the field for Belohasse and one
Conservative, The Conservative can,
ciidate was elected, polling about 700
votes out of the 1500 which were cast.
At the general election of 1878 the
Reform candidate, Mr. Lague, was el-
ected by a majority of about fifty. A
protest was at once entered against him
but he was confirmed in his seat. • An
appeal was then made to the supreme
court, and the decision was only given
a few day, ago unseating 1\ Ir. Larne
ani disqualii`ying. him.
Mi. Ayinot, the Conservative can-
didate, is again in the field, with the
best chances of success. It is not
known who the Grit candidate, . will be,
in fact, we predict it will not be an
easy matter to find a man who will
-accept the nomination. At the general
election in Charlevoix, in 1874, Mr.
Tremblay, the Reform candidate, was
elected by a majority of nearly three
hundred. In the following year.. he
was unseated, and offering himself again
for re-election he was defeated by a
majority of nearly two hundred. At.
the general election of 1878. he was
again elected by a •majority of .100.
Upon his death shortly afterwards, the.
Conservatives were victorious, and Mr.
Perrault's election was, protested. He.
was unseated but not disqualified, and.
is again in the field as a candidate with'
best chances of success:.
The inauguration of President Gar-
field took place at Washington, on Fri-
day last, in the presence of about 100,-
000 people. President Garfield ,deliv-
ered hks address, in which he dwelt on
the q estione .of money, agriculture,
trade and navigation, the. Mormons and
civil service reforiu,
Mr, Wm. Kennedy, of W arkworth,
has been unanimously selected by the
Conservatives of East Northumber-
land as their candidate for that
constituency to the House of Commons,
rendered vec9,nt by the death of Mr..
Keelar., Mr. Kennedy is an old resi-
dent of the riding, a successful mer-
chant and an honest politician, and
there is no doubt he will make a. good
run.
Woodstock 'Times ;—The'usutil annual'
tinkering of the school law is now tak-
ing place in the Ontario Legislature: It
is about time that the lion., Adam.
Crook's xetired to private life. As head
of the Bureau of Education he is a
pompous failure. .He has increased
the cost of the dbpartmeiit every time
be has'atteinpted to amend the act, and
has added nothing to its efficiency.
His aim seems' to be to centralize the
corttrol of every school section in the
Province in Toronto, and make -mun-
icipal school boards subject to the dicta-
tionof half a dozen irresponsible.ind-
viduals at the seatof Goverhment, His
latest efforts are what might have been
expected; he is now meddling and mud-
dling with, Collegiate Institutes, which
he evidently wants to abolish, and to
prop up aninferior establislinnent at his
own door, atthe expense of the whole
country.
Senator'Almon intends•to move when,
the bill amending Canada Teni:perance •I
Act comes up for its third reading that
dealers in ales, porter,•lager. beer, and
.light wines .be .exempt from the opera=.
tion of the Canada- Temperance Act of -
1878. v•
Harlan atrived at Toronto on Friday •
last and met with a very.' enthusiastic
reception. Although the evening was
very disagreeable the people turned out
to honor the world's champion oarsman:
The opera house, where the . reception
took place, was 'crowded, and `cheer
after cheer rung in the building.when-.
ever an opportunity afforded itself.
President Garfi'eld's. Cabinet:i's con
-
'posed of the , following men :—Senator
Blaine, of Maine, Secretary : of State;;•J
Senator Windom,.of Minnesota, Secre•
tory of the Treasury ;, Mr-MacVeitgli,
Attorney -General ; Mr. James, Post-
master at -New York, Postmaster -Gen=,
oral ; Mr. Kirkwood, Secretary of, the
Interior; Mr. Robert Lincoln, Secretary
of War; Mr. Hunt, Secretary of the'
Navy.
The Mail:—lt has been commented.
upon as a pleasant feature of. the; pro-.,:
aeedings of the session of the Legisla-'
ture just closed that the debates. were
slot characterized by any marked .acer-
bity, and that matters moved along
as though everything had been :care-
•
fully oiled for the occasion.- Slight ex-
ceptions to this rule may have arisen—
when the • Commissioner of Public
Works may have mounted .leis high
horse to break a lance against the bul-
warks of Orangeism, or some, kindred
antipathy of his; but even in such • in-
stances the riot was quickly over, and
the personal relations of the combats
left unmarred. liltill it uiay be 'said
that courtesy may be carried to an ex-
treme which ehiasculates debate, and
tends to create that lack of, interest in'
the proceedings of . the House which
had bean lately manifested, 'When.
the French colonel took efI his hat at
the battle of P•ontenoy and invited "the
gentlemen, our enemies, to fire . first,
,he set an example wliich•our legislators
may follow so far. The soldiers who
received the bullets of -"thegentlemen
opposite" could hardly enjoyr' the . eau'.
tosies of the occasion to such an extent
as the gentlemen who were given the
precedence.
AUi' ieid.:
About 80 persons intend leaving
Lucknow on the 22nd inst., for Da-
kota. '
Saw loge still boom and the mill
yards are completely filled. Some of
themills are running night and day.
4' Periwinkle" is the natoe given to:
the first lamb of the season in this
township.
Mr, J. Hutchison living near
fell from a beam in Iris unc4e s barn, a
height of 18 feet, and dislocated his
Moulder. At last account he was pro-
grassing favorably.
• For a good violin,go. to Do-
urrRTY Jr GIBBINGS• .
itZirThe Doherty organ received the,
highest award at the Toronto industrial
exhibition, 1880, over all' competing,
and don't you forget it..
Notices of Births, Deaths and hfarriages in this de.
partment inserted free of charge, We shall at all
times be happy io receive such rwtices from a re-
' liable source.
BIRTUS.
MoVIOAR.-1h Goderioh, on the 1st list., the wife of
Mr. Jas. Maker, of a daughter,
roan.—In Clinton, on the 20th ult., the wife of Mr,
Wm. Ford, of a son.
noVICAR,—In Goderioh, on the 1st inst.; the wife of
I.lr. John bleViwa, of it (laughter.
MoPHEBSON.—In Godoribh, on the 25th ult., the
wife of Captain McPherson, of a daughter.
SCAR/T.—In
alfa of odMre le Sc rwTownship, sonn the 27th ult.,
HILL in Porters Hill, on the Sri ins*„ the wife of
Mr, E. J. Hill, Postmaster, of .a son.
PERDUE.•—In Ooderieh Township, on the 6th ins*.,
the wife of Mr. P. Perdue of a daughter,
MARIUTAGES.
.CATHERWOOn—wIGGINS. — At Newbridge, on.
Tuesday, March 1st, 1881, by Rev. It, J, Husband,
Mr. Thomas A. Catherwood, to Mies 8. C. Wig.
gins, only daughter of Mr, Samuel Wiggins, 411 of
Newbridge.
LAMB—FOWLER, — In the, Methodist Parsonage,
Blyth, on the $th inst., by the Rev. W.
Birks, Mr, Jacob L. Lamb, to Miss Eliza Fowler,
both of Mullett..
DEATiIS.
rROCTOR.—In Oodertgh Township, on the 0th inst.,
RobtProctor aged 80 years.
FOSTER.=In Clinton, on the 10th Inst„ Richard
Poster, aged 96 years.
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Geueral'Adtnission, 25 Cents.,
E,eserved' Seats, 50 dents—can 'be had
at I•iansford's-Book Store.' ' .
O'R'AIB, MAO WHIRT.ER
Have °'received this 'week
Fiue..Cases New Gwnbric.. Prin-ts,
REMEMBER :THE
The Most Beautiful Lot of Prints ever shown by them
in the Town of Clinton,
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tlemen's. and Youth's. Olothing, AT CLOSE PRICES:
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DA X
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