The Huron News-Record, 1886-06-16, Page 4The f urQ aNeeu -Record.trying to- inflame the minds of'the• Canada gives .,a title:. The sable
potpie of Ontario and other portions• •pi:inctple is..recognized •among coin-
WedeLefatitYJ 1r6t1 • . of eastern. .Canada that they are- mon'ealths: Were it•not, all pro -
r ,MWG t,•
merely ulilclr> cove to give lacteal petty wrcattld:'he insecure &eu the
present race of Irish, chiefly incluel,-
ed fn the' Bohan Catholic popula-
tgn, could be taken beak to a time
whou their ancestors were not the
has to pay a bonus to•seablo ,Nva. owners of the land, The people of
Scotia to .ming and' eol.1 hoe coal„ the United States and Canada would•
Then it is the Maritime PAP/Imes . not have to go very far back to be
that nre being impoverished by .a shown when they did net own, the
tariff on wheat, otherwise they shall j si'd of .t rneritrn,; Dat they, wQalil.
be compolltid to purchase' the, prc-_ hardly approve that the•elttseenehtets
dime. of Ontario. 'Tien the farmers
of the Northwest, for whom Ontario
people have been bled in the baild-
rng of the C.0P:11., arobeing made
Ito pay through the nose for ugrieul-
tua'nl: mnelii,neryy, etc., in order to
oueourage Ontario manufacturers of
these wares,. Or it is French Can-
adian • Governmental rule ; or, as
,r1RANGE, z'1'tt DTµSLQY.d'T,ffr. Etukk to ft, uon-wmpensating, new
. p 'west- Then i iso the Alaiitiinds Pr'q-
Ire its: zeal to curry favor with they vinoes• tr'o't aro draining to The very"
Catholics the• Glob' last Saturday, daiegs<poor, oppressedd. Qnterio, who
had, a. • most slanderous diatribe
agaitist:piangenieni• The Globe said:
"Let Orangemen be thwarted in
'tbe slightest and they will throw
"loyalty to thee winds and. Durso
• "Royalty* toits face."
Neo ulaulit if Royalty. was•wrong
Orangemen: would. not euppart, it.
.4.nd Royalty can; be wrong:and clan
royal as .well as• any. other.:ipowes
made up of human material Ok:aaigp-
naona.cannot,however, bo disloyal to
' Altai,.Throne,:and: Constitution .so
Long as: ;Awe harmonize with
'well -4101'11'i stanched prineiplbS 'of
cavil andreligious libesreyc. 'Loyalty; .lately,, it is, Orange ascendancy in
to a cositimpt. Altar would" lie' din -our civil Caovernmeret. With
loyalty•to.Godhintself, Protestant-
•
' isrnirxtlielled against a corrupt Altar.. such obviously inimicalmotives
7-'rotestarttfsrtr was loyally clislay al„ there is ample reason to die -trust the
The,. Protestant) progenitors of Or--pntiiotism of the Glob when it de
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The,
disloyal to Jttine8.
F. cries the loyalty: of Otaug,oinlen or
because, disloyalty• tb lignin Meant'`any. ether glass.
'loyalty; to. the .civil and, religious
liberties- of the State.. .Although
they clid'uot curse Royalty' esem
bodied, in. Jollies IL. they • deposed:
hill',, d1'c1k: t1 aneestprs..ctf Dian a --
men.. Loyalty to the hams. of Roy-
alty .without regard to the tendency.
of Royalty. would bo a,crimo. Or-
angemen, have .Bever been. disloyal,
to the principles of tlie•Britisft Con-
_ stitution.. The ininiediltte ancestors
p of Oran;zQrta�en,showeditheir loyalty
to. principle and. their Lhsl1ayally to
bastard, Rayalty,ivhon•they virtualtly,,
electec1 \ William III.: to be KW,
England. It was• the ,responsible
Parliament of Englund. that Put tile.
Croon. On- King . •Willilini'.s head.:
Queen,-Wictoria; is. Sovereign. iit,aa{:
' cordence.witli, the, principles redog-
iuized::by,Ouangonen, and which.
they/lite hound to. support.
ITO1Vi.F, 1i uLF;.
, Sineo the defeat of Arr. Mad'
'stone's Bill, Mr.. Chamberlain' has
issueil;ia,nianifestaiu which he fore-
shadows niternati\'e proposals:.. So,
far as we eau judo Mr. • Chainber-
lain's ,views will: be •endol'sod by a
majority of peepre .throughout the
Empire: He 'wouldl' 'increasethe
nuii}bor : of occupying'owners, of
land; establish a complete system of:-
popular
fpopular loe•tl 'government alike• in
its main..feateres' .far England,
Scotland, Ireland ` and .'Wales„ ons.
abling each to exercise greater in-
fAneikct in its:local administration
and in. legislation. for the special.
s'needs- nnii requirements; with: the
Imperial Parliament!: supremo over
arra. Tbis will: satitfj the' •national
Tllere,•is this clittorenoe.;between, ' asp irations:of Euglaiicl'at l!Scotland,
t tiiso,••tilein.tlie Globe. seeks nannies: and certainly Ireland's natibuar as
nod": the•• OtaQrgeiiien,,.; I lie: foramer, pirations are.'. not entitled; to: inar&
plica iiiinlicit.f'aitll .iit:blae iilfallfbll . symp ally. z 1Ve ii 0!lnada are, dbe.
113 of
neies.: Cta3gemeh•ca1 tLl
hoplo retie
ae
. alo.nit. &nil:'• sh:oti:ld aliseS-evoreign on the basis of• ern 'Previncial and
�' en't4 Here• d e
. 1>oivor.oaf the 5titto•lia.used,tca;clostroyt ,�ttat•icipatl go;ernln.
t e • liberties•: of tile • people,- they. 1boi. ,be• the drillin.an Tihrilatment pis:
wvottldr in acoordatuce witli it:h'e pri t1ie.suprenre poavei. Iinntlie British:
ciples .of ; tlk7jir .older bo in dtit Ieles. the Westininstor lu'•alliaiin.ent
1 , Y ..
boiind;to bp disloyal to tlilit Sovei'-• must bio siilla,enie: 'From' the' g ra
'Ireland. ei�•u.to;•reboL a�' hist suck, ;Ro alta ,;_graphical � roslti;on. of Ii 1 d she
b. r os► Y Y.
But that; OrangeMOneeil;cl'ot would !lutist re:ne.in,.• •a part'..Of, I upe:1e
lief disloyal to the ,L'urtish . Constftu- Britian ..; The -welfare, n'v tiro •very.
' ` tion+ Pr.. t. e : aitt•o.. sobtlement.' 146i. l- existence of 'Great. Britain foiibids. .
' h ` fTiie elections inNova'Scotiaa wese
Which „ the refoning dyiicisty: lots. ,", tll.e, t;diaration, ,of Ileiandl: fi gait:,`tice, ` • : ,
., �I'iated for yesterday. 1•hey Will be
renal 'rig+lit to ilio Throne o•f Pum; );tn ito,• ;�]ii.•lo'•; 111Ii'v • Oladstono s .•
O b aZ P
of the aborigines of this continent
Would he justified in demanding
what was origi'nally'takeu from then'
by. forge of atuls. '
The poeplo of Ireland should be
given an equal. ehanse with other
parts •of Britain in trio• petrsui�t of
wealth and happiness, and :Allowed
municipal control of maters eomiMg
under that head. It ie held by good -
authorities that Ireland oven now I
has a larger measure of popular looal
control than either England or Scot-
land.a
lou L If 'such is the caro, let-
greater measure be conceded all
•
round, From the glimmerings we
can. get of Mr. Chamberlain's views, •
it would appear that this is what he
is-nilning at, and by :gratifying•the
local • aspirations .of the peaple of
England and Scotland as well as of
Boland, he will. checle-the clieiunteg
ruing ..process involved, iIn MI.
Glaelstoue's Home .Pule 13111. May
he' eacceecl. .: -
•Ti'eaelyen, in his: electoral mini-
Ifestb, says the Hoifie Rule 13111 seeks
'to put the execution of the mew and
the preseevation of order into hands
f n whiclh' they would bo insecure.
Such a surrender involves the .adop-
tion -•of the land„purelinse measure,
it"1 1 ] 1 1the British
•
The perennial, ever.bloonning
wind storin w'iefted Afinnesgta again
the other day. , .. jCroohstowal it •
blew down a. hotel, and of the 25•
will}in,, eight were seriously injured.
Mr. Chamberlain in speeely
against Mr. Gladstene's: Monne Rule
said ho approved 1 of the federation
principle and woanla be in favor of
Ir'elancl; being placed in the same
relation to the Imperial Govern-
ment as the various Provinces•
are to.trzo Dolilinion- Atiae7r he. took
eocasion to remark. that "Canadian
judges are appointed by the Gov-
ernor-General and paid for by thee.
I)oleinion 1.''arliatnont:' The meal-
ly well informed' Toronto World
cites tlls.yemnrlt of Mr. Chamber-
lain, mill;' the lack of exception to it
by his antagonists, as. proof atng-
lish ignorance, of Can:pile-T political
machinery,. rho fact is, however,
that Aft, -Chamberlain . was right.
The Confudoration. Act provides•
that the Cf.ovennor-Ge;rteral shall ap-'
puint t1i Judges of the Superior,
Markt and. County Counts"in each
Province; and the salaries •of the
obortson
—,-.---T Q--
E LADIES
Whew you go "simppfsg" you t>el:wallyask yourself, ".Where sharp go to redone tile
best value for my money ?"• Wo will endeavor to answer this question. You 'can got
your 1nu)te3''s worth from 'us because we "101, ebesp" awl ate thus enabled to "sell
cheap," You can trust us because ova "words" are proved by our "works." With;
these statements we aunounee a few ]Special Burgains ;
•
' t1, Print Dins for 50e., a Gingham Dress for S1, a Stuff Dress for 660., 16 yar,ls<.
Cbtton fvr 56c., Parasols for 25s-„ tr pair 1 aee Cnrta•ins for 81.98, a Linen Dining Cloth.
for 62 c,, a Linen Tea Cloth for 85e., .Child's fundkerchiels-ono dez. for 350.,1
Bustles 221c;, Wh. Canvas Belts 12jc., Grey Sox for 6c., Corsets, &Cloves, GIosiery,: .
' • Ribbons, Buttons, &c.,'&e;, all to be had at the lowest figt res, at
'Robertson's Great Cash Store
Judges shall bo fixed and provido'cl 1;.aatt Wednesday Amiss .J tno;lorr;
by trio Parliament of Canada, daughter of our ono time townstiian,
_
;• -• .....- • Mr. Wil. 'Kerr, and Mr.. John
®!!^ Hiiutor,' ji'., of Uoderich toWnslifl ,
G o D -R C V H. `were united in Wedlock's bonds.
7,'hae Trzon, A::. W!I' J l' l th b f t CS
elreadliy- made, and :the promises of'
others to"follow the success .of out
Domiinion Day C+tlec"lonian Celeb>:n-:
tion is.ahready assured, .. . •
Captain CJx, formany years mine
host nb . the British.. Exch;nge, ..died
at noon on `Sunday after a long arid
painful illness. ' Sonne years sintet,
a large thous -advertising, forree fell,
on die 'deceased injlirinf hint severe-
4asm, li,l ie., own I nCagtdla . a nu
Barrister Dickenson,, of W ingham
was in; town •on.11londay. , •
There was an or•gaiu recital at1'ainox
cllurelia en. Monday evening. •
Lai; s• t imntituss• of perch were.
caught in. the 1'euBor: on 14lond'ay, 1
'There, ware . several. wedding
Parties. in town the past week.- .
11Ir, Jioe Smelts i4.' nem: ran'ki'ng
the billsaisllroom on Kingtron street.
The' stenmet.Vivited` �nipire called.
on her upward trill last Saturday,
'AIfss Aloorhanse �r�ts ala: tofisna Inst'
.el O On rl
ly, from which time nail his dekath
on Sunday, . he was• ever.sultject tai
severe, attacks Of 'sciatica and other
The Schooner North Strir with a
carpo of h,airiber for Soco •d & Co.,
•reached' porton 'Thursday eVening
.anal unloaded at•=blre-li'rms:•
dbolt:.
The - schooner C'ertccv, 'Chp-
twin I -. 'McLeod, arrived during
Thursday night with a caargo.of muni-
ber for the . T. dock, The. Citrtcr
left again en F•rittty evening.: •
Tho thunder• storin last week as'
observed from thia-•tow•n was new-
.,
nificent, the ligtttuing assuming trio,
'•most falitntic forms, and the thine -
der deafening in its reports. Pule-
! leg the. statim,: which seemed to
•coutre• astir the han'bot' park; the
electrie fluid struck the residence or
Ira Lewis,' Esq. • The snpposit•ion.
that the tall accacin tree- teas the,
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•
tic i wqu. t place upon ,ie kindrecT:ailnients. The Captain:wns. gentleman's resirlonsaa attracted the •
taxpayer an ono mons liability,, and h '`r n, from 1111icliigan: well l{nova fhrou"hoot•. western
, electric). ciunrent•'and.eonvetled..it by
iveelc, on er et'nr f o 'l 1 h a bronchi to an iron band attncheil
• such n,.'w is ivo d result iv sop- no Steam bare Ada `T� Allo Ontario mood those who have listened
oration `tvliicli Could be avoided 1f ° to his•well :told eta -ries of his t'aver'n , to. the'r snso• to hold n sport; leaking'
�.' was in Barber last Sreede-i»trieBaiucl orsta >le It nsseel throunii
!spin. she .Ioeal gbvbrntneigt were ex ie Bien nq set9„.is awa . bile•.,; over the wailcl''s seas; will feel `a , , r I) b .
1 • ke / •y 2'1)..•;pati„of •sorlpty on. reading this l•
e'- .the solid two foot tvall'ol' the build
tended to Ireland, in •°ticcarahtmeq. ,largo for frdigllt.'cord. :f t to 'death' of their'friend.,hag:aiid coursed around tile. coiling,,
0 1
a
it•1i the well known Liberal. prim- On trio'12nd there will be a Clre'us' • the "toad old Ca )lain. ' - . appall ntlyby the rod efflred thereto, '
in town• ' 0 1
diploe. The opponents: of the 13111 .,At the regular meeting of. the Ii
he declared to be perfectly: consist,• The fall wheat in . this neighbor-
.: last riirlit evoxii nom -
).
has headed out: :S:` L: S. ast 1. y iag,,• •
enttWith ,true Liberalism.. Universal inntiitns ;wore ntaelo - for the
1 The schooner T?ietor after a.c Biel
lexporienao shows that • if `ve give P, , variou•s:' efifects . in. connect en
restOf 18 months in our 1'►asbor •loft • • 1
4relituil• a' ail ttta.Pailiatlleut and),:,,. Lwitll tile• Soelety•_ •Ilio fo lowat);
� .for part Huron this. week.' roa+, ,,,,,e- war. 'resentedl;a-Solo,
P, g. P,
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time :cele uellii-i ller-tta a into the handsome dog . cart. and • a. brass - Struthers ;'solo, 11�Ir; Heddle ; recita)-'
British treasury earl several mil- mounted liernni;ss ' tion 1 T Yonne • quartette; lliisses'
YY Y.
independent executive,: at, &ke same, Irr..' aC. 'A. Nairn now sportie a 'Arr.. S:: P, Halls, B. A: ; reacli'tlb . Mr.
f+:llaicl rarer Il6ecl;°le .nisi Messrs.. A.:
.lions of ounds the ' certain result . 14 Ir. Jibe. ALeLaren, of Lansing,.., , r
P. ' 11�Iich., is visiting relatives at Salt- Moore,:13: L,:and Ileddle, reading,
toil]} be n separnt 4iia nloPontellt �: ,Mr. ,11'.. gle ` uestion edrawer, lir.
fotd:c Ya .•,.� ,
m
•' arise • �. •t • rs e,�a•i' has _been •:
n . , rang; . orris; a iuem )ors:. �.
visiting in the States the past pew
�' ho conclusion..of .the' literary. poi.
months, is lteturllc�l! otiie•: �ailgt tveelt:.
readlina;:
which it will be nnpossrblo to resist II. I. Strang, '
141 Eft Crane., 10 In _b n
St h th i At'
L'DITQ.I>~•.1,AL if e1". Z& • i l , se 1i 1 t
tion 11'Lr: S. P.:Halls. experimented'
Alb }laotlso by.. a.-setidlns, attack.o • nL • - ,
• amusement 'of all,°prose
Prof.. Pe Pendry .is'• ecinfined to. 'wi.th the .electric -battery is. tlie•,a peat
f
hied, would• • bo an• impossibility:, rill did :.not^ e p'ressl y . formulate'
•
'Tho'principles of Oraingeism• are •separation, its' p1oViii011B Weida.
virtually- p'rodivac tlkat:. -
i
As. to the voto,.of 317 fol the Lill;:
against 341, this must• no.•be taken
ay',a gauge of the foeline's • even:of
tho • .House, and :as dlssuliitroiii
will take lace shortly 'we shall not.
P
have tc,:wait • many months to learn
'that nogg snap. number of members
will bo retutnet i'to: support Mr.
Gladsteue's 'Bill. at. •its present
shape.' There•wei�e at; feast :1'00 of
'the 311 who voted for,tha•Bill who
did so oiar.the :assurance that if on its
•fi-unl read�inb,it were,not modified.
to •su.it their views -with regard :to
the integrity. of the Empire,• they
would:•, trigon vote ageing it. They
weie supporters• .&Z. Mr; Gladstone
and•d.id.:not 'ant, to. have hini'do .
floater; . and) blasted': t,hnt., what they
considerei thio vlo ons pt'inep1en.of'
the Bill +ntonidr'bb eliminated . before
., these Of. the British Constitution.
• .•i,.i .ver i arna n
Tlia,O1t1G1,ls the .very uc tic.
- of.loyalty to„ those l�rineiples. An
Orangeman • couldnno,,• maize. be •.an
honest ineinbor:of• ,�,�,,()il,tucl.a.
rte..
ilisleyal.n)J511 tithe sante time, than:,
'coulcl'he a. Christidn;, and ,a Jew;
at •tile, same' tibio or ;tha>n.; Christ
s t.
• eould;be anti --Christ.. The two en=
titles,- Orangeisitt anti d.i:slo •dirty, aro
so- utterl o) JOSod to each other:that
1I,,.
Aron can,;no`inore Merge the oz{.e into:
trio other:tthan: t'tvo 'trains •contin�g,.,
froni,o poen,e directions •could :pass-
•
pa.
•each. ''other,on.,a;:singiie •ti'a'cic.., •'l:hor'c
alright beat co. llieieu,balino.iricrginee
ar aiaialgnutntiirg.::.C:rangoisni;, finch::
• disloynityinigltt•eollide,,"luras for
. any affinity • et -uit tty • to;.•exist bo-•
twoen ,theet':ie"its , int Possible to cola
. , coivo .ns' that • light and darkness
could.; exist .. at.�tivo- same • iestnut.
•Orangeisni is iia . ritigey.• with•.tho-•
r
Lig ti» ete •prerognitive of the Cl!oivn
nndta the rights -et the people,. but
shouldl the former :obst uct the lr. it; •
i� .
i riu.tta exeroiae •of the 'letter, , then so:
Ili ucli,.tlle worse:,for ;proorogtltivo.
1.et' the slanderous reutarks, of
' the. Globe, wv.Bililt°'Worb evidently
ii ruse as touch,. far'. the purpose of
ceo:ttiiyg ttu,tagonisin•. between. Ov-
.: aiigenienand•t:Cetltolics- as- to lessen..
1'isl)cot'• for. one- of the iitost; law;
abiding classes. ill.. the' i�"tate,.,stil
bbru,,ff net act as ai lt't,onieran' To
,i , ci
create in tixnoii among';the'people.
. this 13sntinion ,seen15 to' ,h'iv'e,'
. leeeu..l1i 'nfm of the Globe' for some
. ,.• .;t ,..i ori. r
t n.. i.tia,te i(:•oi. its `)nit cannot•
iq ,. i party .
. rule. they, would Ovate : ruin,,, Ono
tt)il:,;it,is;,tlie, old ,ageinet till`.
•
fintrlly °'Bite hofoxe, the • Hotise.
They voted ''rioter$+ to • afitint the •
pri.neiplo of municipal home' rule. -
.Tlioitgli the Bill, dial not affirm it,
•iiiany'of ILO .supparberfe,are.strongly
iiefavor of'diapossessing thetprepOst-
ant' 1911':1 Owiler4, because some,
liunali•tcla of years .agtt,c: the land bo•
longed:; to, the • ancestors • off the
Roniala,. tit plies, from avhom'it was
"taken„. by_ i'i ht of conquest. only:
i mals cnln.
��` rt,el el
I n alt aifLt ii t
lit gll,s
rl:.
in;ovcr: bb allo,wetli, were they the
world Would t c' cr bo at peace,.
Tiio laws of all:,natiolnt• bavo w'o'ol
Y
established, a lute • of. Limitation,
after tvltio1i;, titles, Itowevcn;il1ogit-
�,a,
u to' )o
'''nate .in r t1lt.it, oil�tl, emend t b
t estiotieal,:, Ton years-utiilistuibed'
q'
possession `of I) 1V5410 ptoppi•tyy in,
. et,
the Most exciting since Confedera-
tion. Repeal is the issue, "
The Grit papers -are 1 I ty
fair the rumor that: the. Dominion
,
olectftyns will corse••ow about the 70i,
of .September.. .
= The Coroner's Jury' have bronght.
in n verdiet of mmnsla lghtei'against
the Belfast police . fork ruing .on the
rioters .before reading the'Iiiet .pct.
'At the banquet • cin :'the opening
of the Abel implement' Works, at.
Toionto, Mr. Mowat honestly test•ii
.(
fied' •:to the benefits of the. N.: I?.
when he said tied "tile workiiig:knen
were Bettor off now than for years
before:"' -
Tho Grits.e)f,"Wistc- Huron have
-two inoro:Conservativa.candiichitesin
the Riding,. Mr.' J''blin Roberti,' of"
Dungannon, and i1lr',. Jo111i.11eaconi,
cloputy=reeve of Godoi'icirteteneltip.
We11i either, of theta could suaeessr •
fiully, oppose .1 M. C. C.
The deplorable riot in Belfast
last,wveel by. tvllieli several lives
wvere lost,: wts the natural outcome
of the .•infl:tm'nX:itory.:expressions of
•leticici;s.on'bbtlfaides of public ques-
tions. Lending Orange and Catho-
lic citizens otfored1•'their services to
quell the mob.,
'viletatentecl"°l>bic't'of "darn Gott•;•
ceiohb Grit journal 1i$lbhishedl,: a..very
'lacer• )riiatiscl " 3;1 ,toi1Je" after Lon 1 ,) -. g
fellowv,'i "11utwvnt1n1.'' •' And, tee aro,
afraiclilit;ttfill.a'Qinaiti a very, gx:eetway,•
1)el)indl t?iiia origine so 1btig as 'thee
ambei' wvnteitn.ef the • ";liit riisitaitg?''
cont]nno to liiingle,wYiwlt,atlme bli:o'•
wvatc rf cf,Ia ltl oak.. 1
for Bolding Pictures: Inots. travel •
, al•oiig, thek'od it melted the wires by- •
w.hich:.the pistures were suspended, -
thus
uspended„thus. causing the' picture') tp. fiilh
with a stash to the:deer: - ''1'l e fluid:
then travelled fe,tlie cellar, where .
it: ended ` its eeoui'io,', orad: ng. the
I'ouililatioii considerably. •'•Tile: glee--
trieity put out all the lights in the:.
bonne, 'in•cl•: s a.numbt�r of ladies'
and gentlemen were visiting.. at trio -
inie, the �.consternation `en•ttsed.•lay,
A the unaslker electaacal visit''nay, be. N :'
easily. imtnained:.
Our Tarn Parliament' had a'ses-
io last Friday evening Hpis. Wo
r-'
n s Y b, !•
-ship Alayo.t 1ilortou Presiding"...
1:Members all present.. Treasurer:.•
'Norton's settement for Ala show-•
° 'ALI% I T R tT l'1' left • T the Mr Jno A Doyle of of thePakk• iu� iecoipts X169' 66 expenditure •
I
fever. w,
r.': '. E.
i0 ave , . ty . , e o.. o, _ r '
l . 2 1 • find. balance on liandr
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