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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-01-08, Page 4•re ey: .07 an Veopie Al 01,0OW ,AS‘n Di a won, OltaaN QC Maar thaws/ itetrumeatta Fraser 4, eme leire %than, th ay kaow they will get Hosea Viatica. Rather than bay trots! trhveitift agezta rad take olutueee ot beteg atilt. to!fany People Whose awhitiJu is to have the u eweat and nioatit thing i u Muele run in here ''to see" "to try" aud to buy, Many People Who have out yet tried ua would find it to their ad vaut• age to iuu in and nee us. Geo. F. EMOTSOfl. The Fun Must Stop. '11 we Hi an de dir 1-' nig eve so No the Schools are nove re -opened p and we are glad to see the was tra Boy's and Girl's going merrily Bri along the streets feeling joyous obe uot TAOS WOO. Up to last night Sir Afackennic Bowen had not resigned and the despatches about the Governor-General calling on Mr. Laurier to form a Government were deliberate fablehands. Our tfoody- goody town coterie. followed the Iles and yesterday deliberately printed and circulated falsehoods about the Con- servative party. Electora, beware of the liar and deceiver. No honest cause can succeed by circulating falsehoods. Beware 1 Hewer e 1 1 - • - WILL ORANOEMICS SUPPORT CM tKaoN ? THE NEWS -RECORD has received many eorrintetelations front subscribers for its broad views in the present 'West Huron campaign and fur our fairness in presenting facts to the electors. The Globe and Grits, however, object, to THE NEwtellecoun railing Mr. Laurier a Frenchman, contending that race passions may be aroused ; objec- tion is also taken to the advice given Conservatives that to vote for any candidate outside of Weismiller (et not to vote at all) means support for M. C. Cameron and the French Laurier party. Much reasoning is not required to demonstrate the truth of our con- tention. The Riding is close. Every former Conservative vote not cast or given to a third party must increase the Grit vote by lessening that of the Conservative. The miserable school uestion is a bone of contention among mire Protestants. The Grits in On- arM are inciting the Protestants gaiust Past Grand Master Howell for rotaiising reasonable relief, while in uebecsthe Roman Catholics are being icited against the Premier because e will not go far enough and because e is an Orangeman. Mr. Cameron ex- ects to win West Huron on this ques- on, but we will be sadly mistaken if oservatiye Protestants allow him to •ag them into the mire of pplitical de- avity. On March 12, 1886, Mr. Carri- on in the House at Ottawa spoke on e hanging of the red-handed murder - and rebel Louis Riel. For the bene - of our readers we take the exact ads from the pages of the official insard, and would advise Protest- ts to study the matter well ere they tide to give such a candidate either ect or indirect supt.ort :— . 116. I believed all along, and to bt I believe more thoroughly than r, that Louis Riel was hanged, not much for the part he took in the rthwest insurrection, as to avenge blood of Brother Thomas Scott. . 118. I propose to prove that Riel executed contrary to law, con- ry to the plainest principles of tish law and British justice, and in dience to a power (Orange) that is responsible to Parliament. 126. Whatever ho (Riel) may e been, it is quite manifest he was a traitor to the Queen. 128. I say it (the evidence) is not a dog, q a if h li ti dr pr er th er after the festive season. P. We hardly need remind the hay not scholars of our Stock of School P. ugh to justify the hanging Books as they already know of that it ie to their advantage to , P. buy from us and that they are ' the han sure of getting the best values sure and latest text books from our pOW shelves. they A. M P. emus loyal LAST OP T1 • L Make O TR Regit eno let alone the hanging of a man. 129. I say. Mr. Speaker, that Government never intended to g Riel until t he power and pres- of an unseen and irresponsible er (Orange) became so strong that cotnpelled the Right Hon. John acdonald to hang Louis Riel. 130. Not onlydo 1 charge this Gov., ent with being influenced by the Orange body, BUT TO THE EVER- 1NG DISGRACE OP THE MEMBERS -1AT nonv, scarcely hacl the soul ouis Riel appeared before his r than THEY GLOATED OVER THE AGE Which had taken place on the la, scaffold. .Ceeilfire CLINTON. 1j Jew (Ititytiottu Notice—Geo. Watt. Cheese—Joshua W. Hill. Money Sent—A. T. Cooper. Private Sale—(Jharles E. Shaw. Progress—The \V. I). Fair Co, Many People—Geo. F. Emerson. Cold Weather Goods—Hreigens Bros. Dot iTake Chances—Allen & Wil- son. P. P. 130-1. Not only did the Orange lodges and Orangemen clamor /'or thA blood of Rid and gloat or his eragic fate, but they threatened those who believ- ed that a lunatic was executed by this Government. P. 1111. Was there ever anything in any country, in any party, zn any or- ganization more Hrandatorm, more disgracena and outrageous than this? hirsting with unugencha,hle thirst for the rictim's blood, ormaTrxo WITH INHUMAN DELIMIT over thr rirtim 104 his life on the Regina nrajold r THE POLITICAb 67 TUA TION. n For the past two weeks politics in rhe HuroNews-Record Weet Huron have been rather an un• certain quantity, but now the political eituation 18 in more definite shape. Mr. D. A Forrester, the Patron nom- inee, has declined to toe the line. Two weeks ago Tire News iterolto intim- ated that a strong effoit on the part, of $1,25 a Year—$'j, Advance WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 8th, 1890. Vote for Weismiller and itritisl SnpremacY• OTTAWA A FFA IRS. Affairs at Ottawa seem badly mixed tip, so badly mixed that the Grits of Clinton yesterday appointed Lanr- ier Premier and endorsed Separate Schools. At the time of wing to press the Conservative party held the reins of power. A telegram to THE Thews- REcour. from Ottawa last night says McKenzie Bowell has not resigned. Onr town cotem. was pleased to issue a lying special stating that he had. Two Candidates only. Electors, swing into line and buckle on for the fray. the Grits was being wade to side-track Mr. Porresi er, His withdrawal menns the death -knell of the Order in this section. The P. P. A's nominated Mr. Robert Newman, of Toronte, who WAS to wagee war on the ns twee - tion, Manitoba Schools. It would have been unfortunate if he had re- mained in the fight, for it would have been impossihle to secure an intelligent expression ef opinion in a triangular contest. The trade and other important questions would not he pronounced on and the vote would, it was genernally coneeeed, count more for Cameron than Wein- miller. There is good ground for this view, from the fact that, there was an alliance between the P. P. A. candi- date and Grit party. 1 he Charge haw been made and substantiated that there was retch an alliance., and the utterances of Mr. Newman made good the contention. We are at a lofts to understand or conceive how any oppon- ent of M. C. Cameron coold coneistently support him either by voting for New- man or not voting at all. Either Cameron or Weisrniller will be elected, and Weismiller will he if he receives the votes of those who profess to sup- port the Conservative party. ------------- In a riding like Montreal Centre it seems to make little difference what a candidate's character may he; but with the country it matters much. The average grit supporta his man no mat- ter what may be his eharrcter. The tory does not. Fitting examples of these are Montreal Centre and Card- well. • tt,4 :et( Every peeettge eitort helag,made by 1$1,O.Vaalerna and the .Cirit party even at the cost of truth and righteous- ness to secure a party triumph, The handwriting on the wall imbeates they will not succeed. We believe in honest principles and honest statements, even though to our disad-vanta ▪ en dealing with tut opponent who refuses to stand by truth, our motto always has been to call a spade a spade. John McMillan spoke at Benmiller on Thers- day evening on behalf of Mr. Cameron. Some statements which he made are not true. ' He may not have had the facts and did not know he was lying. But when a public man has in his poses- n the facts on any subject and misstates them he deliberately lies and endeavors to bolster. a bad cause by base deception, and is unworthy the confidence of any elector. Mr. Mc- Millan stated that Canadian binders were sold in Australia for $75, less money than they could be purchased for by the Canadian farmer. The charge was made alao by the Patrons in 1895. To give proof positive that Mr. McMillan and the Grit party in West Huron are deceiving the public in this matter THE NEWS -RECORD gives the letter of the Massey Harris Company of Toronto on the matter DEAR SIR, —you ask the price of our Binder in Australia? Our binders are usually sold there for £60, nearly equal to $300. We would like you to give us the name of the parties who stated on the Patron platforms that our binders were sold in Australia for $75 each. We would like to put him straight on this before he goes any further. We cannot hnagine that farmers in Canada are so ignorant as to believe any such nonsense, as they must know that the freight on machines from here to .Aus- tralia is very expensive indeed, and, besides, the heavy expense of deliver- ing the machines to, them after they arrive in Melbourne. We might say, in connection with this, that the rail- way companies do not take machines knocked down in piece', as they do here, but every Machine has to be set up in Melbourne and loaded on a flat- car already set up, and you are suffici- ently acquainted with freight matters to know that the expense of delivering machines to far inland points, set up in this way, is also very great. If the person would only take pains to go into the matter thoroughly, he might speak more truthfully, and would gain greater favor amongst the Patrons of this province than he can do by mak- ing such false statements, as it will, sooner or later, reflect back on hinaself. 15 -ours truly, MASSEY HARRIS CO., Ltd. — -- SUPPORT ER. WEISMILLBR. Prom the Canadian Grocer Commercial travellers who have been up in Huron County say there is every probability that D. Weismiller, the Conservative candidate, will he return- ed to the House of Commons in the election to be held there shortly. It is to be hoped he will be successful. He will take his place in a Par/lament that is decidedly weak in business rep- resentatives. From what we all saw of him at the conference of merchants and manufac- turers held in Hamilton a few years ago, he will undoubtedly be a valuable acquisition to the House. It is to he hoped that the business men of West Huron will cast aside pol- itics and use their best efforts to elect Mr. Weismiller. He has been an occasional eontribu- tor to these columns, and his views on questions affecting the trade—the re- tail trade especially—have always bee sound, and eonsequently have beer well received by business men in ever part of Canada, who will be delighte to know of his probable success. Eve test v d ry vote will be needed in the con t x Tuesday. Conservatives, take warning. Your votes cannot he wasted in three -cornered fights. — — — At Bentnifier John McMillan, on be- half of M. C. Cameron, was charged with being secretly closeted with the P. P. A. candidate in the British Hotel at Goderich on Thursday last; and that the Spit party in West Huron was in league with the P. P. A, candi- date working for the defeat of Mr. Weismiller. We regret, to say Mr. McMillan had to ark no wledge the charge. We are certain the rank and file of the P. P. A. would not be a party to any such un holy all ie nee. The members of that. Order should consider well the disastrous results they may unknowingly bring about. In Advanced Years Tbe strength and pure blood neces- sary to resist the effects of cold eeasous aro given by Hood's Sarsaparilla. "I have for the last 26 years ot ray life been complaining of a weakness of the lungs and colds in the bead, especially in the winter. Last fall I was again attacked. Reading of Rood'a Sarsaparilla I was led to try it. I am now taking the fifth bot- tle with good results. I can positively say that I have not spent a winter as free from coughs or pains and difficult breathing spells for the last 26 years as was last win- ter. Iran lie down and sleep all night without any annoyance from cough or pain in the lungs or asthmatic difficulty." E. M. CHAMBERS, J. P., Cori:111in, N. B. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the public eye today. KIRA'S PAIla tion. Price 260. per hot. /11, cure habitual constipa- C UR RRNT TOPICS. Now for a straight up -and -up fight between Weismiller and Cameron. M. C. Cameron has failed to purchase the P. P. A. or any other vote. --- A vote for Weisrniller means sup. port for British supremacy. A vote for Weismiller means a vote for our future national prosperity. ' The independent party ruled their candidate and consequently have de- clared against a French leader. The P. P. A.'s have acted consistent- ly in not placing Mr. Newman in the field. The rank and file of the independen party refuse to be a stepping stool for M. C. Cameron, the purchaser of R. C. church bells. The Globe says it is an unpatriotic policy for THE NEWS -RECORD to call Mr. Laurier French 1 If not French, what is the leader of the Opposition ? The Globe gives THE NEWS -RECORD credit for being the most prominent Conservative paper in Huron. And it wasn't asked for an opieion, either. The by-election in Victoria on Mon- day, rendered necessary by Col. Prior accepting th a office of Controller of In- land Revenue, came off Monday and re- sulted in the re-election of Col. Prior by 85 majority. It will now he in order for M. C. Cameron to declare, as he (lid in Par- liament, that the Orangemen (Protes- tants) thirsted for Riel's blood and gloated over his tragic fate, Mr. Newman at his opening meeting in Goderich had a great deal to say (IN- - paragingly of Mr. Weismiller, but nothing against Mr. Cameron. The reason is obvious and our renders may draw their own conclusions. We have not heard of Laurier shouldering his musket on the banks of Lake Huron, .fie would rather de- fend the rebel half-breeds and 8aI y c 'anadian defenders mi the bar) kSu-1' the Saskatchewan. Mr. Newman, the P. P. A. candid- ate, informs, the Mont real Wit mss t hat, he worked against Sam Hughes and in favor of .J. A. Barron in Victoria. darn Hughes is and always has been one of the strongest and most uneom- promising Protestants in t he Domin- ion, in fact in many instances too severe, How To Vote. Electors should hear k 11 mind that, the new Dominion hnllot will for the flrAt time be used in West Huron next Tuesday. It is a great improvemenf. on the original form. The following shows the vote in fever of David IVeismiller, the Conservative candidate Ballot Paper. Election of the Electoral District of West Huron, 189G. CAMERON.' Malcolm Colin,Cameron, of the Town of Goderieh. WEISMILLER. David Weismiller, of the Village of Irensall. Wheri in search of some- thing really Choice and Stylish in 0 Ask to be shown Corsets with the New Perfect Wire Fastening and take no other. GILROY 87WISEIVI A Bottle of Perfume • • • Makes an appropriate Holiday Gift for your Lady Friends. We carry nothing but the hest FRENCH ENGLISH Alsja llaa-111'110111116,1111-11b/ia-•11640-Ila-4111-11164^%,111ellt-,0 A RICAN MAKES, And our Prices are very reasonable. A Box of Cigars, (If the right, kind) makes it most acceptable Gift for your Gentlemen Friends, We have the right kind put up in $2.00 Boxes. JAS. H. COIVIBE, The Toronto Globe has for the past two years strongly opposed the P. P. A., but does not object to Mr. New- man, the P. P. A. candidate, being in league with the Grit party in West Huron. M. C. Cameron is about as consistent in his stand on the Manitoba school question as he was before and after Riel was hanged. To bang rebel Riel was legalised murder! But before he was hanged the Government dare not allow the law to take a free course in vindicating justice( In marking your ballot remember that the policy of the Conservative party is the mainstay of Canada's national greatness and prosperity, and you can only sustain our untarnished integrity by voting for Weismiller. In the last Dominion election a Grit personator voted in Clinton on the-, came of Wm. Webb, who was in New York. He narrowly escaped from town through the assistance of recog- nised pious men, residents of Clinton. We do not know that there is any more principle in that party now than then. Every effort will be made to win West Huron for M. 0. Cameron, and it devolves upon Conservatives to see to it that Grit personators are not eFlowed to repeat such damnable work. Respectable Reformers will agree with us. Conservatives should be on their guard. During the next few days West Huron will be infested with Grit hoodlers. The courts are the proof of the corruption and hoodling that, has been praticed by the Grits in this Rid- ing and an effort should he made to have these boodling aliens lacked up. They will tramp the side roads and con- eession lines in pursuit of their unholy work and the dirty of every elector is to report every such character and have them promptly arrested. Chemist and Druggist. -Repairs Satisfactory or Your Money Back. : : Our "Watch" Policy. The plan we pursue is "not cheap watches but watches che" We make a specialty of reliable watches — those that are a delight to the wearer and a cred- it to us, - W. G. DOHERTY, Coopers' Block. Electors of West Huron w Greenway, and many of them not much confidence in the to years ago. And he has not i as far as politica/ morals or p purpose are concerned. "Nothing Like Leather How Styles Do Ohansret . ft hasn't been very long since footwear like this was "all the go.4 grandparents will perhaps remember it. And how prices change, too 1 Labor-saving devices have made it pose for us to sell ladies' fine Lyons Kid Button Boots for $3.150. They are shap soft and pliable. Not very long ago th same quality of shoe would have cost 'ff .r• „AA JACKSON & JACKSON, The New Shoe Firm. ,