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Who Weellng in
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11 and moo; realifti
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I . eatillued to the:
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gust (Tf the Hot
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, He returned to.
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I . got, bat about c
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I . - woused. the Hot
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. . Holton who he-
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� zellevehil"Holk
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. becoming atilIv
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'the County . of
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Holton's memory.
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.it GO, contribute(I to the eril?oy at Oise of bar
Robleet Ratio. . ,
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that his . 48111
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MontrealhOlds I
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I Mri Holton, !
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-consistent and I
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thr6u'lihout the
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would be proper for me to make one or t%7 0
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rapidly .p4palzog away. I look About this
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House'a;)d I See very fow faced of members,
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applied - himself
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and ratirod to root. Between
before th6 Hong,
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inestipgo of '00
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Kablio Works
When Confederation was'undor discussion
bon. gon ,
that tleman .took the view that
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ghtporler that ,be did not
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IL second time he retired to
Ifiloorm Steadily
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had gradittilly at
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. of air able arid
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and a T4
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� p0li'and the, Eastern. representatives who
, dared to, aid the-reforma-demanded-by� Upper-
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remained out at the Assembly for sometime.
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The Legislative Oputioll, howevol go, was Chou
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tflorl who Acted With them while
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TO RVOR1111410 IRANKEIR
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P 4604vis body, and a vacancy having 04-
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the In ssores love
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HOME OF-ICOMMONS.
on that at Mr. Holton.
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!t 010st Sudden vitiad
ourreclin she Victoria divloioa-�,ombraolug
baing matured and, perfected. Mr. HoltQ33,
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Ueoero. Lspgaviu, Courgol, BashoTif,
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thrw_ 49tioulk 41 the City, at woXiAroart-gr�
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While aritioising sharply every otall that was
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01'riw', IL March 15. -Tho Opeaker took the
Moosoesu, ,and Tessa, on behalf of' the Fronob
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expected.
Holton became 2 Candidate, for $lie seat, and
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talcilim, and =may features of, the measure,
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Chair at tLr000,olock, � �
� Canadian oloomout, paid a to Mr.
wait returned b y Aeol4matlQ0. In May ,1863,
dhorence to Liboralprinalpleo
WAS Arm in his a � . .
Holton's memory.
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8'�an#allffons IviliKinallnuelpent O's
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XBOTED WITH THE
116, rinotgued his position in the Leglplativs�
-in 6011411001110Y With We life4on,
� � a political.
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Mr. Gault, an behalf of,lbs-C hycl-Mon-
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t1le 'Deparinteoilt -of Agricittill,
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'Council and. ,became Candidate for a
Seat in the, Assembly As represents-
Corner. .
the chorgoo end shifting$ of
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No public business was traugladoo, on
tho ' poly
.it GO, contribute(I to the eril?oy at Oise of bar
Robleet Ratio. . ,
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tuie by thp Tort,
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tival of the Cogiaty of Chateauguay.
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:parties, ourrourlded .often by weak And waver.
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,*amount of sudden And untir
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decease of Mr, Holton, memb f
Mr. PAUMB Bald Chat Mr. Holton b,14. worn
bead Not it. I
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118-04VOOd-lifi. election and1old the seat to
111$ friends, And buff4ed by the! 46004alls of
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tesugual. .
ilia white flower of a blameless life; and
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thabour of hip death -a period of leventeeia
b4tar and Unscrupulous antagouldto, him Clear
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At-tho,opeolog 01, the sitting thd S%toudsuce
perhaps there woo Do one among them wdo,
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OxTAw.&, Usroh 15 -The immigration
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ill 14. --The deepest gloom
yearos Mr. Holton, In 1871, ,gas also elected
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PorooPiOUS Of right onabled him, $a steer a
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f a b . �.
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it suddenly otiliati to make hie h4l record,
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pamphlet ocandak to not bbin g improved by
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61 circles to -day a A g600iddl
by the Partite Division, at Montreal go, r1pre-
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Straightforward course. A R4 ormor in the ;
When Sir .Yoh u Mmodatiald rose to movo
Id wish
would find so few pages which he won
furtborlovestigation Itir, now lotlirned that,
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add ' a He
on death of ill 11"
vent &I AaAembl7.
. .attvoWthoQasbooProviooI
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4boadjournment of the House as a m uric
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to. are Luther Hamiltna Holten. .
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for several dfoyti Past timplose-ea in the, Doi
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xHolton, aide of the.0i'doot
He hold the meat far three years, when lie
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resigned it reettloted, his labors to the
the. broadest typfoohe had, n6varthel000ll, 00
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largo A ObstO Of emotion, AS !to 000 QVO; to
. got to the deeeised, the stillaeos ol
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death over the, assembly. The
Mf . ,61 that go an old political
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friend of thislato member,and as, a� oulloague,
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partment of Agrioptiturp hfAia been bipolly
ingaged In cutting out the Yozokw advextied,
ited membpro of the He
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so ow for 1410 logo is mot
land ,
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Houge 61 Command $it 04tawil.
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map of loolipronounced opinions, the fullest
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Promforlit speech was Sympathetically goal
ofbis Jin. the Government of Canada, %a one
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rembers of his, own Political
The otgugglo for Reform in the Parliamen-
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Confidence i,n ,bid Prudence and judgment.
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and, earnoot. HE! opoko with Considerable
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who has for thirty years bbon on tart.lia of
from the ,Han, Peter K, tehell, but from thooet
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Cary rep annalistic Of ilia. U . ,
DIJXaring at fillsoo, with other, leaders- of his
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intimacy and close political P�inp%tby with
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entitlied ,,The Tattle Hountain, DAsirlo It, and
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Lima. Yesterday, a few
which had been earnestly carried on by the
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party so, to the -policy of particular measures,
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tempt at, dramatic effeaL The key
th 0 late member lot Chatesuguay, i think it
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Southern Manitoba," purchased
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'been
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life decease, he I V . am
of, Up per Cattalm for. inarly
Liberal party � I
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he never once. went baoUozk his Principles;
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,ate Of his remarks was blo, unbroken
would be proper for me to make one or t%7 0
: past, few-w4oko, Evary 4axpudiout has
pjri�o, slid apparentl y in
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aired great ottert
Years$ Aaq , , ath In the path&.
and the cause of difference over, be. was 197444
land
_ personal Intimacy ad I entiship, with
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observations Word the',roolion to carried -with
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need bir members of the Opposition to pro
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insaiing in coltiversation
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ment of 1851
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firm air Over in Ilia old place re y to, a
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Mr. Holton a I I I
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reference to him,pooition in the a
eon,", 1 .nil
y of Porter Mitcholl'a partoplilet so orl.
A Cop � I .
tombers and friends.. List
Of tire existing "Joattlar to the Western
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helping hand in advancing the common
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career -a friandollip and Intintaily he was
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blopoo.itiQu1tithioHolloo. .Th 0 hold. untio-
gloally circulated by the- Government,
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Provlac the exposures . of! jobbery
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. cause. Mr. Holton Aided. much in the over
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now pleased to say had, never beep marred
man, Sir, belonged to the old school. Us
but, Until to-dq all efforts failed. This
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- Maqkeritzle-bowell, Minister
and extravagance and useless irAcrange
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throw,of the Scandal. Adumbristratio of Sir
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- a'ffer�4600, although during the
byperporral 4 1
belonged to. a stage of politicians who a
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afttignoon, however, from an outside source,,
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rare. the same, lightness of
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of the pulthe debt that was grow'
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up under its malign infinance. This
John A. Macdonald and gave bill loyal and
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whole: period they were r6opectively refted
OU Opposing Aides 61 polititts. In the, course
rapidly .p4palzog away. I look About this
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House'a;)d I See very fow faced of members,
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a complete copy, advertip-ements and all, a
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. obtabiod. When the pub)iq rmd the folloW.
during theAsy was ap,parent.
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the I Russell Hong I .
shortly
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sluggle I bard one to . carry to p.
WAS a very .1
:uacessful
Mackenzie, He was offered and urged
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1 of bid remake he said: I have known that,
who belonged to the Parliament of C&U%d%
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to&, which is a speniman ar;vaWmemezL1,, they.
"will
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and ratirod to root. Between
termination, for in LQ*o*r Uatisda-
to accept A meat 112 thdt Government, but
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gentleman for vory many years. I know him
when Mr. Holton was a womber a! it.
readily understand why tho. Han, J; H.
ke left his roomp and com.
� the cry at Ifous avons l'ovantago profttow en I
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which the following Ina free tra" lotion:
for pnerouo paxoOnal reasons declined It,
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*A more faithful repr�deatativo of the gpeople,
as a buillneo4man before he entered. Pfirlift,
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I ]red Intimate buillneso.
When Confederation was'undor discussion
bon. gon ,
that tleman .took the view that
Pope was So desirous that tho. Opposition
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should not obtain a complete Copy of the
ghtporler that ,be did not
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IL second time he retired to
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We have $htf balance Of power, let us make
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A more tzue-boarted Canadian, a more
went, most r , - role-
tions with hire, and I Can ,Vouch, as ill the
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. the, country was not rip@. for such A Change.
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pAmphlot. Thu Pilverflaement Commenced
me o'c . look rang for thaporter,
good use a! it ,"Pwau raised loudly at every
thoughtful, enlightened, upright politician,
'WO can vouch, Jorthoutdowerving honesty
I believe be, took that view honestly, and
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� p0li'and the, Eastern. representatives who
, dared to, aid the-reforma-demanded-by� Upper-
or a more jast and good man, haspot boon
1=124,: in- ilia,. -10914lakiyo h0l" at. Pandas. I
atilical
.rooter
. prightimpso of purpose Which Chit -
load his. Rations and his Conduct in every
he looked at the question from the
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itinapoiat..of. a patriot�' fla bad approbert,
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indent that he was very ill
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asted hiin'to procure madlopl,
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04nada were not numerous, In Upper Canada
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. tesman mote - brilliant, more gifted- u
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r9using popular feeling, more effective ip
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relation of lits-irivoite,-000lal. commerciali .
etons that the, country was not ready for'tho
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obingo., Chat It was involved, in, Political
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Alvor Valfoy� state of Mir) netlota. %'he St. ratil
a porter want to the rooms
Dr, Brouse and Dr. ls�rgln,.
oil the other h%ud-thorq was alwaya a Can-
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olderable section of the members wbo, under
stampi�g th6ir views on thentiode di the
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end political. He held a uniquii position
Parliament of Coned � . . in the
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a. Though a strong party,.
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. orallE.Lfragatherits, and, air, I ara,, not qoite
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Minneapolis, and Mani-vWL Asilway Compting
offaveforlowetoactusi.se-ti r oi t omil
a bat) It w 11032
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.the, leadaxsbipi of Ur.joha A.-Moodonald,
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Stood ready to birte . t a foi the like
X their vop o
mazeeo,therit may -be Among uo-butnono
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better informed on public 'questiona und,
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t .01 V few
man,- and sometimes, from�my poin .,.
too Strongly actuated by -partizan motives,
sure that 4 he hQU. guIttlGinalk'S Provision bad
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not in some reoiloota, been verified by'events.
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acres of the best wht iLt landg, ebiefly in the Red
River Valley, and contiguain to tht:
-ir lines of
Railway running;fr�xrt st; T,�ui to. the Xanitoba
red. that those gentlemen,
pir homes On L the pro I coding
Of, office ,And vote.down every meaearo to
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passing.events At home and abroad,. none L
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still from the Uprightimeco of his mindlo the
116wover, he -accepted the'. wbich tfie country
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boundary lines, stpriotsivto
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remedy the wrong find injustiae lions to the
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Moro hagaeloud in estimating them at their
oaundneon of his jidgmaint and themarmth
seemed to desire, end we can all best.,w4veso
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n. He then telephoned for
West. The wrong Was so pilpablA, however,
inst value and clearly degaryin g where the
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of bid doVotion.40 blocountry ,be bold himself
who have boon WParlifiw6ntwith, him. during
that the Tory Minister ol Agriculture has,
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hat gentleman did not, arrive
and the Injustice so great, that roslatenes to,
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its redress b"ame yearly more difficalt, and
tras int4resto of Calmads, led. A blank has
I been made in the Parliamentary roll of the
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slo6f Ire= the more � bitter struggles of his
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and we, on" thiK-" of 'the Kongo
.the last few,years that he his labored and
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has mediated by lie labors to i&prQvo
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beetteending for diet ribqUou In E: uglayad. It
ig: It I 0% enough that thio Dt,partgntzit . should
ties afterMt. Holton breattled
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t ilia night watchman first
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at the general election of 1857 the Minister L tail
Dominion that will not be eavily filled. �
Ur, Holton gon', Prooldelit'Of 'the
party,
�- alwayiF, 16oked..with L -Confidence. la hbn,.in
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secure parmancrobe end Boo.
Vega-Liod' '6&-- jefieti,on -
)ad
, tear -ont the' L
I objkctlonitblo aiveirtliament9c
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4Z I Xf.�-E[i)11.6E-.;Wa-i-�giFaiLii,g-,
.,majority .in- the- -Assembly ,was reduced to
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wits
mattero in which the honor, the digiritypr
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The pamphist muat be tormedildely -with.
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ho'wao subsequently induced-
e mombers.6fAllat-majotiq
.'Reform, Asaticlation of Montreal.; a Gayernor
'6't'M,oGilKolloge.;.A.co,n�,Viietor
'- the prosper ity of Able Dominion--ot of- %bid,
Parlor .to, Partleon. feelings .4ha.-PartloAn.
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drawn -frond o1rotilatiol-2..". a-Catindian-imulle
the bed. After.telephouing
far from rellable'tin the great issue bf .the'
for a portion
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Vince *before it was ,conateetati, with� the
,
desires. Sir,, we haVe Austairied. a great
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gration pamphlet, This, demand is made on
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listanee - the ill ht' porter
a
day. 'When Parliamen t aissamblod'it was
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of. the Atlantic & bt. LawrWics-Rililwey-� WA13
.,pro, I "' -we're e'ti-n-cerned; JUI way -be-
Dom nion .
bad fallen upon Y L .
, loss- It---. us saddahl' ,,bifil
-in. ,
two grounds: First, that the pamphlet la too
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. Isaac. Burpae, who went to
L, Speedily aeon that the Government did not
.
Idaiii of the Montreal City.4 District
PrOlt L .-
permitted -to. say - so, he hold A Position in
-Lof thjoHOUgO,W,jIJ
tiuseth6 5oung unibara .
t 6-09 Min
muA in theinteresto ,if he Stat m�, -
Landfou .1
ad hini lying Uncon
sit on"a be& of roses ; and the sesoloid had not
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-Savings, Bank, and bid boon'rop6atedly Pro.
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shift H6uso in which his difitntokeeted useful -
avail thomaelves. at tba.advantagen of. learn,
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-mote And the leads offered for sale by the,
do and apparently suffa;ipg
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gone � or an. t a min stry were fait in a -
mino .
the seat of Government questiott'
laident-of - theii _Rpaid of Trade. wait Vice -
President of the Vi'OCTiA-d'd-Lo�obdikti6W,--abd�
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,as more distinguished
�=osAoAh"oAn1mx_s -_ ME -He-Val-,
'than at any other R hfioT
Ing by tho. feeling which pro a in this
Vail
-11�lue-sud-1--am-i�ure-will-prevail-tlavouglaOut-
compan,y referred to In iho advertisement;
-und-,-erecond-i-beexzma-th�--pamphlt�t,-in�oolet-
in. Mr.- Burpse told Mr?
he latlergave no,
was, but i ,
.tyo .1
Actin In Jef L that no '
the be) Government
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had boon a Haybor pDrantimajouer a it a
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period
aurvived much � the ardent bitterness of.
of I
-the I)OminlOn, that when % Public Man in
Ad It,dealk with Manitoba and 'the Canadian,
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on. Mr. Burped, pending the
could a formed
I with Lower Coikadlan repte.
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0 bar of the Qit,
arm V. qrporationof Montreal.
I.
� � . f tild ,good
party conflict, And thought only a
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his .place in Parliam6ut; roprillftting the
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Pacific RgilivAy ; Is partisan in its charaoter,
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!ant, used ouch. expedienite to
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mentativentort III it to deal with the ropireSen.
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of ; his coun"ry;' and he. pride4L him-
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country, �perforfus hip
� duty and. does it
honestly, find carries out faithfully the
and condemna the latil Administratiozes
.
a's sufferings me were pass hie.
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istion : question and the gri6vanags that
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attached,to it, and that no other Govirnment.
.Whe r�eh�r.*Pn�y on Wool a KgumA)ug�
,
cello and .justly prided himself, on
. . . mothoritYL
help a Parliamentary
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rolpleg he boo laid down and the pie
pril Adgeo
railway policy, As pr
0 a fer 0
iseektioidi reforstic I d to page'49?
iticed that that gentlenim owes ,
oe,,and he th!)2 summoned
.
117who entilred the room in
from the Opposition aide of the House was'
posolble-the Min stry accepted the,ilefeat
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In the Budget dabile"Ugo, Mackenzie said."
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One of the pretences of bon; gentlemen
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b go, great
of# ir if he be a logo to this Bonds* -IIN
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serious must, be* the considerations! wilch
46 has made' to his friendel and constituents, .
he will be appreciated and approved end that
1.
Intendir
where , the ,g "immigrants are
11 H a a a X no A
, Informed, that byte ;t,f in sot�_
a hip last. - About nine
'Grant
Ldetace -and rest , p
a vote of want of colif giiiiii
office. Sir Edmand., Head, who was' th6zk
opposite in.adviiostiogthdill National Policy".
-that � It would bent -fit the firmer. Itwas
was L . .
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press upon my own mind. I have known
.
So long-kilowitig hird from
,1110, youth
his country will do him justice. L
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The motion - was carried and �hai House
Very liberal terms nib g(van them (the asttlerit),
the.1pilce being 65 per nere. in five yearst with a,
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a decease, 'Dr. arrived.
sibers of,the Liberal party
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Governor. General, thereupon charged Ift
alleged Chat because the United States im.
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posed certain duties upon our grains -we
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rardil,, and seeing L
*uPv the last of
adjourned at four o'clock. - L
OTTA,WA, March 16. -The Speaker took the
reduction of one-third 1, within three years they
break tip one.tbifd Oftb6'lAnd. L I]Jtbe6tmsoof
possible thereafter notified
aid sustained, and early this
George Browni thin leader of the OPPOI)i
L . I tion,
with the formation of a now Aiminlietration,
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should inbet them with a courit4or duty, or,
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as the bon, member for Ortinlifirland said, wo�
old Party I used to meet years and - years
,
the . he wOrdg of Burke with
(601, to uss t
.
chair at 8 15oldolook, I I .
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Daliota, the Governmaut gives twenty years to
paylor the land, and charges $1.20 an aore, and.
tidings were. tolegraphad to
Tliis took visa opeadoy completed, and
amonj the gentlemen who composed It
nhouldadolit'she oirloeres� form Of flatteryby
.agO-I
regard to the death of him son, 14 Whitt
.
and what shadows we pur-
,oAmoug the petitions presented were the
'ILOW! fog : By Mr. Thompson (Haldimand) -
6 per cent. interest till ' paid, %i,d if.the settlers
plant ten acres of treat. on their. quavtor a pratiort
thXILtion
in, Mi,' Edward Holton, at
2 -fa -lo* Mr. Britt I on, Q, O.,
was .Mr. Holton. ' The other imagaligao
following their assr�) That'the
min '06(
,aevernment diod".. To ow. Except under
.obado�ws we are
gue.,, . I feel, air, that no member would
.
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From the bishop and other clergyman of
The State exempts them, from I 0 ten'
'years. Should they pay a -Mi and breakiopone*
Eramillon, and severalprom-
from Lower Canada Wire" Mr. Aime Darion,
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Mr. Lewis T. Drammand, Mr. J Thilistit'
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. urgent cirdulpIstAnoss or for - Particular
have the heart.to rise to day to enter upon
any, disoussionot importained, but that all
Novs. Seat!& against the' Bill to legalIZ9 mav
.
tinge with 111dectfload *if , a's stator. . By'Mr.
third of their allotment, S31 per cent. deduction
is.rj� ado in the price of that r rurchase. Thisis
. of the Liberal cause.
of death - : is .doubtful,.
. .E.
assir And Mr. 10MIOUX. The members from
reasons, no grain coining late. this 'Carl Lfitry
-duty on iLqoount- of - the tariff. 'This
who Bee that empty chair and think of -that
Weldon�-Frofn th�-Miitropohtan anil other
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V, more liberal policy than thot told down by.the
Government of Canada, Ohd anly g1va eighty
11- -vardid - OPPSAXA. - to hO
- Uppor Canada were Mr. J Sandfit"d Mae
donald, Mr. Nowat, Mr. 'Jamoo. Morris
paid
measure olbouVoa had not the offset of in.
kladly .countenance will Joel with,tao.that
to him
bishops of. the 0 It Utah of England C&nada
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totboomme effect. -
acres ofahointatead, and a right to vre-6mpt-ft
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like additional damutity, bnt Uonout.ItmiLhin a
� ilido 0-thord, inollno�to be.
)lion was diopollod.to suffer
.
and.
,Mr. Riolia6Foley. Every ,one knows what
followed (in, the'formation, of this Government
. . . .. if
creasing prices, for we know the$ the Pride C
Wheat was relatively higher � in- Chicago a;d
we ought to show our last respect
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PREQED1130111 Cle GOVnItNIZENT BUSINROS. .
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certain disisucti of the rw,lwav, calliod the Six
mile Belt. . �
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'sentences
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-the disappohiturbirt and faij of ilia Tory
oth6t weatein cities undai tbe-.regime R bon.
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Mr iff,koxnAmic -I ampurtri air, that every
.
-U0`wiIIToWh#Krti1y-vith
'Bit ARR MACDONALD: M0Qd Vast Govern-
. A few farther eon appeeii an6ther
,
indticorpent:foi"omigikn�te�toA���16'..
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.01VJb. 1111. HOLWON, 3JI.P.
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party '. ilia. ad4tiort' of a iota' of Want, of
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'ConfideneaAn the absence of All'tho no'
v
gent emen.oppoolid kRibirtb(Fintiod:d6ti-01i 61'
.
. the tadffihan�bifdre wo had any duty upon
'Butwhile
the'very JuI4 to.
marklimade by the bon, entliman, oppoilto )
matit business shall- bave- 1)rk-ot!dstLaa�.imin&-
.
diately afterroutine proceediega- on. Thura..
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-remarkable .
in.Minnitoots.. T,hey (iihuDborilnion Govern.
. �
tons'% lie by the.-politty of on)!
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;ad from'Glbbe t.arIIa;'a'ontmry
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.. Ministers at their elections; .the dimand Of'
foreign Wheat. they were willing
"make - pretinces. to- forn' 'Of 'joebting
to Iero
arld'es0ficially those whl%plavo long-falt-Ur.
Holtorilg influence and know his ex0ellebt.
days during the remalider of tho'Eezition.-
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are , " , I I. . . . I
xed.:.
I ment) govarm'd
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forionin neighbors, find . if: tbe Sla6s upon.
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Campanian.) . ,
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idborh in 181� ona firm in.
.
*Oat..:
Vinioiero for A dissolution of the House and
Immediate APPORI to the country; the absolute
.
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thera-"d meeting their views, bon.: gentle-
men �6pjomitd decided that it wad, neoeaQary.
.
personal quillitim It is impossible even for
'those of us who hive .been long his sailociat4a
.
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, .. I . INOPMiCTION ; OF'113CLUIS0. . .
�Tha, I:�ouaa ;vent Oommittee-4'"I's
our borders, IvIthlands illimitable nilmost'in
. their extent. and us attkfLetive. in theiroferfilitY
.
beeds, andl-'Sho his
-.- - , Ke ,-
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-mind.,
refuial,of Governor Road; the rebignutiorl'of
1ilh ... I.
0 k live& -idminiNtlistion-10 I " and --the'
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impose a.duV on I -
. to.. ocizatilartioloo:that,ol, ght
public life to: eatimateAho, peatloss. whleh�
in I .
. .Into
, Whole on � resoltLL'Ono 'abre'tted by the BOO'
is our'own, give 160 acres where we onlyLgivd.,
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go, Spent. I JA
Qu.
. years
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,,,, . is -llyrt6; ontgd�6f,
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or, .1
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-soundalort 11-d-olabI670-111Yffl-I'll-thut fixed iu'�'
8 .
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.Put"m6ney--.itAto,--their-.pookots,.--Theyi have
-1 mposod, -the- heavies k Andes upon'thu ptidid6i"'Vhblei"Etoiige,--glid'by
has been --sustained- by his, owavattv1- by� the-
ildercountr3-Ve wool'
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_ff -
,ki. ,Aby.t�la;Ciiiiii�.tbeiuopectiQnofsniokdd
'im$oosition
800 AXICIPte-limpittOn 41. k-018 same prop ortion,
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willitrailwdy facilities far beyond ouro,.,our
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rut of that oil
a wremid y jvo�
6or a btfainess man.mas
,dalible did -grace on GverY man connected with
it. � The Brown D'arlon -Admini'atraii0a W40
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Ikf�iolea of woollen cloth-, that made the p_u
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-1 -on
look .ipon hio,.det4th-zi& this moment, as At
I fool
, r;.A horringi, and' the of(� a -fee of
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two eon a upon 64012 �Ox OU-Iretrings Iff-
.
lands will- remain .uno0eapied while theirs
.
A hiel,' Issued
. ...ad
in,tho-Montrealoffimof oine"truly
,
onoilgh iboxt-lived-�b . at, it was -the
,
-P-1
Inialm pay ten' tim'sol,ao Much as -M
. an,
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insomuch as the @pp'cifie duly upaii the fluent
anytime; so a n ational caianiltyj and
that Anything *6 can do sit his old colleagues -
is anid
gpitiotod. :K deb% ad. All thajoemb, 'ere
.
gets oettlea.. . ot,cond �%mpl .
.
by the -Department of Agiieul - into, anti.bleds'
.
arding'astablJohmento �Of.the
-opJ -
hose pirly days ol'that [6ny
- first Gave rnment that-dured- -to-AeaVvtitIi7the-
�
-cornititutidual difficulties b etween Upper ard
.
-- OI4tfi--tfi_ ` 4e7a_,�n' ' - .
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a was. , same the poorept.
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"`:�_
iii -AT- -ifso--fa-da-u1sy-a-mbria -W -
� a. �ffo - to _t
I . h * -he
0 the
have dfhfm -great Worth.to
Rkbig. - ilia, fde intended,10 be im-
-opposed
�p . -
01118 too hi6,-wxiiil-o-nly.-oia'a-pdi,g-dir,-Nr.-
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- Lt Abern Manitoba .and, Turtle 'Mountain..
_�NQ w _. _11_1-1. . - -
Country,", contaitto one - Pagel dev6ted 'to
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IUBPDrta%iOU Of InerOhAtidloo
. �
bind
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Zower Canada. Its more 4ormatiou com,
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on the 5' I ' '
to oppon-
They'. Grideavored I at wily' -to give
4 te
- 'nof"A Ur 0
Prbt'ok'0n to the *00116II 'mm or '�
pression we, .
a ,as 80tally to h e 1AV-11
country, a a P
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'Ifeel.my,sellfut
Longley, - even. a.pprovid � offlip principle L.
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Thai Committee r�porlpd progress, -
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advertising', the Montreal G'azettel 4zo4'
.
all steamers waggons.
were As. etutifiblethod, and
ibig"
,palled.action quefition y I
cuts. Ita'formation.was the -first solid Stop
the 18657 had
aud-tho�'deoremse in the 41rantity,bf wool,
ion goods.brought int6 th� cotintry eiabe than
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terly
fatialli,phould-bodone. t'lly.
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V: -heira
unable to -say -IM -Usokanite wai'--liffirit
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.. . , .,. . , ADJOURNBIS11T. '.
.
Ion of space An :recommend,
A like par I
. �
Ing ono, I�Jvbn '-Sobu!t;k , m Manitoba
�eotate
lot In babiuesj'Mr.�
towards great reform of -and it
*Wipsal
.
"flows how eMetualilp that protection has
overoomewith emotion ,end i74iobligbd to
. Sir J(ifil!i' MAODbNAM ,rGIMSZkOd that as It.
real agent." Do6o. the member
it Zhorough knowied[iii of the
. �
to th
obtained the a pioplo it demanded
boon madd. ' But, now,' driVau by. the cour..
r�gums. his aas% "without . c.piialuding hie
was the usual' practice to adjourn 'ab six
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. for Llogdr, Manitoba,' ktiow -anything about
,a of the Province ; he be6ame
and was emkiled to obtain, the, Corife-dorstioi
, platirty of hatidre.4a at thous,ande of the
remarlw . :The opening words* of. , his lait
&clock 'on St."Patrick's -Day, and -a lairge I
this person? Aiiother Page ' a4vipttioeo the
i'lits. capacity andpersonal
Aotdf 1867, or .possibly a batter measure,
.
lioneetyeornaury . who feel thatthe I y have 6oen
'
genteinoe fell with a mournful Cadence on %he
num.bir of meiabars woula be absent .td.
Hudson Bay Company's likedoi instead of Wood
.
long he entered the oon6arn
. would-bavebeen placed ork the Stattite Book
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sold aid imposed upon by opco6ua promises
'worc a.
Carnal the House. He faltered -the T
,
morrow on a melatichol; y ocoilatoil, lie would
held.by the Dominion, Each el the parapoh-
in as a partner, under ilia
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Hollion & Co. i Theadvans
many years before it got there. The people
91 Upper -Caustla will vvhr�remoinbar with
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�(�cha&ro)'--ihon- gbn Ilemen opposite have do-
6dad that e6mething must be done and tht)y
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-I feel myself utterly unable to say"-wben
he was Confused by emotion.- He made an
move that when the *.Hoube adjourns to -day-
it slinds adjourned until ThurAday, at three
lots dontflia"buuMO
advertisomenii, which'ard 'paid for In addl-�
,
ritem, however, threitened
gratitude that to i9r. Dorton; Mr. Holtqn,
Mr. Drumvhond, Mi. Lemieux, Mr
'have imposed a duty. of three, cents iler pound
-apparent effort to continue, but, failed.. His �
0,6160k. .(Ueari' hear.) The. motion woo
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- ti.012-to'Che Pries of th P4IMPIllet, ., � , ,
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to& the old igiodes of Iratio -
It, Holton availed himself of
, .-Rnd .
Thiballean. they - '#Ire. indebted' for their
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,on wool 61 Cotswold, Leicester, dud Lirrcoln�
. sheep.' I emu hardly believe that the bon.
grief and emotion spoke far more eloqaently
his thoughtsi,than pare words could express.)
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eirried.'. , �, - . I ..
, . Trit �du:OGRT. , - . .
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PAr.. Allisciormizic NaUtt a Tupperoulan
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trif of the great provincial
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coarageouo and. generous act n in the crisis:
. to .
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-of 1858.
,Fmance Minister does not knoW thfirii.-is not
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� . Xg.,i;AJi3&IitR_ it I. were permitted to express
Thia depate on ilia Badget. wag remained by
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. Crn* to &fie.. Baradoor. . -
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last000gisect himself with
things., He became ammod. ,
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On 2sraMay., 1662,- the Qaiii�r-xsoodonmld
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a pound of -these *0016 imported into Canada.
(Cheers and ' louiliterJ '.In oider'that there
a paiponal feeling with respect to. this ire Pit -
Calamity we have -sustained" I Wouild
ng,gional `
. Mr. moaallnln�� .. . - .
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' Thu House adjonriled.at-11.10 p.in.- -
In him - speech on the B 0agett Mr. MA6.
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rull; zin said�The I aon. - member forCurallor '
.
deader T. Gall.. Mr. D. L.
Aeut.-Pol. Gro*okJ, under
Government was alfain dbfeat'
' oil and restaned
offieei. Mr. Joh*13andfield 'Maodonald was
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.
infLy bent, fillatilke, ab6at, is... I will re'ad ex.
. tradto from some letters I -.1mave received..
osoy'that thereto no; one .III this House Who .
1i re reason, Wan myself to lament the
mo
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. . 40 jug the Neaten._ .
OPY
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land (Sir 0. Tapper) stated, air, in t to most -
pronounced nianner,' that - in 4876 -mv lion.
)wokl &: Co., as contractdro
llion of that citation: of the
thereupon calledon to forma new,, Adminis'
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tration, and- did.so in alliance vilth mr, 11, .
()Ila goal -
leman, Who is -probably; the largest
dealer in I ill' DQmiuioo,
as
death of Mr. Holton. It was my'privilege,
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In Mot speech on tho'Budget, MrXm�zqlizm
. ,, -
..ft!6ndiBirRtchardCartwxlgbt)aL-d tie late.
Government dotsrritibed. u I the in.
Ilway.'from. Toronto "West
Sid6tto as leAderfrom Lower Canada. - The
Goiernmerili waliplaijed So-so condition.of. .
wool a a says: _'
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' I see by this raiirning's Glas that Sir Maori.
a _�atlll%a very young �-JQAU
when I wa I
to - bboome - 'k friend ' of - Mr. Holton
. . , -1
said -We ate, only doing air injury-to,-our-
.
I attempting to retaliate agejust
country it .
-ha& Pon
troduotion of a higher tariff, -and that they
'
-They were all good buillneoll
did no% 'grow ugider their'
&
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its formation to Oppose All action on' the
and, ,
aid * in'bis Putiget tiptoeab, piopospa toput n. duty.
on ;ovl of3c. per pound on coiitoing' wools of
.1. . .� i .-
t
and from, that " women up, Q , tho-
- untimeli death many have
moment 61, his
.own
a psople,twolve . timas as strong fieweporti.
(Hear, hear.)' When we were in offloo we -
. were deterred from doing go by &'deputation
headed. by Mn Joao, who repre iouttil to the
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Lair we it quichly$ and- did. it
:olt6n-, like all his partners,
.Constitutional question-
. I . . . it*. 4.1satural
. copsequencei its .support from the Liberals
reserved
Leicester. (iota wold and Liucolnehirb blaeop.,ldr
11ilisy will not got one dollar of revenue fromthl;
i oures, as iWO do not import. one pound 61 this
. .
* aid the occasiorip, oh'w�ioh I haft -been able
be .
'to appreciate lbe.iiiiany tatibN qualitloo which
found, tbat -the. malt'traile between -Caneids
and the.United States was i profitable one
Gbtirnment hie determination to op�ioss, the,
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'Government it such switiortiALOWAS 61100t0d.'
'his
ollareof.the profits of the
iomit. coinpatende Jor ,life.
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of 'Upper'C'millada- iii,
,
. . � And far from
�Onthud&Oio. It hold together ,ititill May,
'Oneirdeted,
.
. cl,s, of combing wool into this ciountry,.and we.
are not likolyAo.ado so,se we. ne've"maebluery
endeAred him to. all those who came in eon.
, �
. 46t 4Ith.him. I "MifMber'o'-Of'tilil�-R-ouse�vha-
� and'we found -that-11id nominal duty tt,7de�'
.iw6lw.'t&t-iff��fdi-it'w4yn4vei�iesiizedi-was�
!hive to- tell ilia boo... gentlowlin � t6fit
. Story— J_
8 a
igitishia. and street if fill
by years 'he took A. zoalous.
*iSft�but'*mv % And
. Mail '. too' .
strengthened by placing Mr., Aims Dorton in
'to Inanufaitine the otass of goods this AS po.of
wool is most suicfib4o tor, and we, can buy wools
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know him, only, A6 a publia; - waiti,'who could
looked upord. by the � people of the United
,18---:-w.holly--.IihiLf,ibAM,,,.-(-av -A_r,_bcqx
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The Government mitiver determined upou. any
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;
art in .the Advancement of
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ilia room of Mr Siaotts. as leadiar'for LowAir
:
train obbeir countries at a great deal less and
more , suited t6. our trade. * � This Is - 6
judge 61 -him Only from what took Place on
ighe ilobr tbii House Could, appr6olato
SgAtes am. intends& to'eialude their prodiiits'
fr6iM thin aeon Holy. gentleme ..
try,
such policy. (iiear, hear.) T�ii Government
) niver visited by Mr. 'Jones with. an -
a Y(
I - material interests at
I. life ; : he filled zaany'm
Canadmi by bringing in so. now members Mr.
Holton am Finance Miniotif, Mr, Koval, Mr.
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uhnsperent fraud. ou farw*ers and will be
at no b.nbfib to them or injury topur woollen
,of
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his nobV6 public quiditioo. They could -
.
mind
.
dto took � off the excise duty we had on
.
'
ouch message..* (11aar, . hear.) There Was fl,
to% the i toi.tuoj of ob.
ltionq,*
I , of trust and honor
Latellier; do St. Just, and Mr. Thl6irdesif ;
.
and by deolaring the conelitutional.kolorm.
,
,nautifacturers. The Iftice,of this elites of votol
a determinedlu Lngland, which is our only com-
for 100,000,000 lbs,and
appreel fito the .loftiness of which
ever Prompted him in auythfv� he did
'
kiialt,'aud r eimposed two cents pet.13ound on
malt coming -from abrosif. The .result of
qu6stiOn ;tme as p6iiiy
taiiiing. additional revenue 'or allowing I the
,
tw-ciff#eris could. confer;
every `tiuit.- and duty
Aside an .ppan question.. Thus for
patitor, sho producibit. over
wo py Otiose ab ut 8 00,000 lbo, I htLve been in
They could � appreciate his entire devotion�
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that is this, that in tha United Siates Login.
pautileflititto accrue, and as & 'matter Of
, .
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I with ability rind, fidelAy ,
,-the.
'-mecouil'time Were the people 0.1 upper Can
: this business for tw�ntyy eqp and have daly boon
ble to ship this typ,i of Am to hnal4nd three
1tones.
to duty in ,whatevir his conselienoe diciated
hil duty. -They could ' uppiebinio
)store at present they HaVii taken up',the
course, theire weto discussions ani.6gogat those
*be might antillipatfi , the puiponts of'tho.
D b_olieve that no mati,in
L
o4ayahigbor place III the
ada itidebted to Mi, Dorion, Mr. Holton, Mr.-
Letellifli, and Mr. Thibsudoan for. one solid
�
Oar nimirket,has always boon the United
States. Xbolight and $old 1,a00,000 1hpi of wool in
as
'exempt from bitterness,
also 'the vigor, I
clAllenge to rotalisto ana have imposed ouch
.
11 duty .on inalt.. going untry an
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GOvdrDmsnt to Impost a higher fate on im.
I hope thflLhOf�' Will gibl in
Drial esteem of,the people .Of�
doebased. .
.
stop further tow'ardn'relief from wroid . g'and
, . . I
injuatice. Thdionjority of she Govoxnwel[16
1879, of wuiori U00f, wO Ilia. wt nt t9r the States and'
. thebmancewasusadinCanarls. Xwillbvuladto'
the moderation exempt . froni weakago"".
, With Which lie alwayo do6nded-'hid 6onvic-
-
w4l make it impossible for Canadian
.
maltaters. long to continue Abst, tirade, .and
-.130rig, golull'intan
fliturb fropeet that atasemant. (Hoar, beer And
. , .
�d the . .
m need'hardly - Say, Was all
'at the: gim'Q'ial election' that followed -Was,
ltr,sefroin you on this woulquesti,i4bucaude.X
ago inter6stad. I . I �
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tions. Bat they* did.not .know thb,.Wholo
this fiction. -is caused- by the miaoldievoir a �
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Ill Liberal in politico, ind'A
.
Clot,
however, exotiodingly- ampilli -and- &be bii
liontility of the Opposition by whieh the
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-Anotheir--lottdr from a ..manufacturdr Is. am
.
Man., . Those, on . ilia - other hand, who bad
ilia advau age Of his. 'Pirsonal frbled-
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meddling -of ,bon, gentlemen opposite with
m ttero �w,hioh .they d6* not understand..
a '
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A go6d joke, according to current rep6rij
igbly in,guential member of
y.- In -all this early contesto
06vikument were assailed not Only Galled,
�f,llows_ .
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- I sea in the *Montreal zter�zd this d � aY Mot the
.
- ship knew that with him private virtues were
.
orr A par. with public, virtues. They could.,
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(floor, hbor,) They -pretend to' have an
on imited knowledge. of Ahe� trade, *but,
bad been perpetrated on Mr. B. B.,11ander,
the friend -'(?) Of thi- Elcathen Ohinse!' on the
firty, of Upper Minutia for the.
Family: oompaollow, state
for the most' uncompromising allegiance 033'
the -Part of their followeril, but for the ulmolit,
Government intend.patting it duty'o f three cents
par4ound on L, iooi,t.r,,6Jncjlzr and botswobt .
appriclate bid unflinching attachment to his,
.
him.
. ry taijff�.r600lutioas which they
elf! the ve
.P I " w
aciflo Slop�.... -A to -ddya al(o"s 0161astial'
fro the Flowery KingdOzil nOm':d. Wang WO
orgy Reserves,, ISectariah
other oystagai -of -injillotice'
Address and toot in the zusnagoinank of * the.
.
House. The occasion offoruff a wide 110 Id for
. woo Is -by way'of pleasirigthilforin,ra,buthwgi
no$ beLefit them one Cent, So this Clean Of WOOlb,
his- strong dornelptic oftt,dti
friends, � on%
and tender heart, which, revealed itielf
let's , �
hitrodue d boirowed, with
f last' your were
qverything Wtacbea to them, from the United
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, in
Bee arrived in* the city laull 6peried. out ,W
hough a' resident of Lower
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the oxerol ' of � Mr. Holton's abilities, Such
Ike � .
as a rule, are worth more generally tli.n Cana.
di,i,ro . wools are, here, sud consequently are. nor,
-be 4ard
in everything, whether . great' or small.
.
Though Mr. Holton has been all his life On':
Lad all. will
Statoo� tariff. (Hear,' bear.) A .
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riewea L '
Ibbr that Eome.of the rage of the United
IsUndtfi" Same Practical -jOk8r* sent the
Cfilfim ' ' to the Pilflimm�ent Buildings with
man
Ibly symp.0 , � and with
Alijbid �
for reforms
a pkill and vigilance With Which th6
, Wag ill .
Ministerial forces .were handled Abat, 'tx
likely to. largely imported; .cout.-ithere
I SMEOP10 COatafl heir
WoolViLAppirted of the long
. goa In'-p6litidAl' 0trUglileo, "d a otro
g A' I19
S,atas lion g around thoul'aftor they 'were
.
a Mato to * Mki But isteir, having 'made him
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pri(alical
Whole. administration of
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colit On Oub otteasion, when, the Speaker, ou
wLioh a not compete with Canadian in the .
manufacture of adrpoto,, blank6ts, Ilanhels and
party mah, yet there is, this`imilefection'. to
think that in tbid dountiyt.-.'Wbera`pOIidd%I
brought in. words Omdh wage only jappil,
idlibla to Washington we found printed in the
ibiluenco, of the
believe that - through the .
� British Columbia member he von)d.be skilla,
.
he abolMob :of moncipoliej
quality of all ill a. People in
a technical Point fighting cat of an election
Casa, gave his Casting vote against his politi?.
�,
course tweeds and gray cloths, knittine,yakno. ate.
%he wools I rotor to are, East, Ludia.'Chitte,
Rgy Pt taxi, Russian, ItiLlitLu'rititkay a6d In any
. �
life generally entails 'Much- bitiornese,ho does
not -leave vtle-single'enenly- behind him. And
, resolutions whiall, were placed on 6ur docks-
(heak,.hosfo and, laugfitef)- showing that the
to 00010 the washing of ,a largo
number of, the. numbeii of Parliament. , Not
Aw he was in hourly accord. .
Sir Charles Metcalfe'
calfriendo, the G Overnal"Ut word 216�bjr Put
in a minority- - And although' ultimately
.
other Ithads, of courts 0'mau ai.a oth,!r Cildl,l
neLtai woulto which exe now -aped in Canada ia
you, Mr.- spitaker, are Award that by none will
. � .
ijon. genjisman, while he Wan determined to
the washing of thb members, am the peoplelft
wt with
nietere for Rop"poribiblel,00.
I
'constrained, in '1864J to oldoodemb, ibis short
I
.
the niznufucture ol blapkets L'ad othdr, heavy
wools. -if it, is, really meehatorto, for us 'to be
the lode. be more keenly felt than by big fel.
low-oodhirymen -of � F catch origin, , All
have a protective tariff, didnot know'- exactly
.
what he ; moanti - and ad had , $look to
repiresentativeo ate supposed. toi wash them.
.
selvaoi Occasionally at leapt, but the washing
843, io 1848, Mri Holton did
I Montreal to ilia 'popular
Reform hAminiistradoel Will .be remembered
far the good work it aid in COU11401401iing
pirouset6d. the farmer should hiCyp a shtwo of it,,
hjudnotsuoll an iniagiiiary-portiijtto,stLiopi�o-
4k,re,ne"suadianii io-day,' irreopectivel..o.f.
link
,to
Washifigiont!, for, & modal. �(Hagrj hear, and
, . .
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01 I dirty_ IirLen_AtLd_t),ae t,like. - Now, Jobw.
.
Chosmanwalked, into the IQ
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I w Lord, Elgin arrived ' to
.
sogiewhattho waste, extravaganed and dor
posed dirij wilt be. .
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party, fool that he was. the connecting
between 'the many . digooramet domento of
Jaughter.) , - . �
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.bb
I.. I....- y yesterday
afternoon Shortly after 'the House Was In
I parliamentary government
and the Tories Irs.-their
.
: ruption of the eight Years of Tory rule that
, bad preceded its savant to 'power. For a
1.
Th"ooe, Ittios go to show Chat the Finaneb
to
Minister' doe not know preclooli Wha� he' I "
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nrprovince. -Hewas not born among us;
but- been the home of his.
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session, and handing ,the note to and of ilia
Attiodints, Intimated tbab*ho worried to ace,
tied down - the PhrliamezlI
is* -weeks after ,ilia resignation of thd.
. .0
talking ahouL (Cheers and laughter,). -
�
ouriiii�iitty'hati
�'Adoptio n., Ila had lived and mingled with
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iorow dilator of them mire Caused.. I
.11iblioserBlunsterl." The note duly passed in,
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Dried"Lofil Itigin Out Of the
.
ace
Mont of the day r * tied him
Mmedo3itild Dorton Adlialisiotratibri the coun.
.
try was . ones in I ore. ruled by Mr. John A.,
.
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- " IMPORTS TO TnX U�ITRD STATI1113--4 CITOU
no, and we, almost lo6ked upon him.fts .000, of
no. late lofty mind, hie liable character,
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� Thit'Xitiv York,rost, speaking Of -the eon.
.
and as it was not-,' a give-WAy" in any respect,
Mr. Builditer 'duly.put in an appeararcei
Able aupport. . .. .
. alootion of 1854 Mr.' Rolton,,'
Macdormold' * tiod. .Sir. George - Carder. But
theY.hill very Work-' Who VOtOou WIii0h thsY
let litter big boon issued, by that V .�$,
Consul General, in which the following,.
, which in, every station in Ilia would hoe
I tea him to plan With the low
naturally
tiginjily recruiting fatal addidents' Briefing
from the nee --of American iletroleura oil,
, , Who desires to ace me 21" he Asked of the
middle doorkeeper; find air the attendant
ith Chief jadtioe Sit. Aims
. �
Young,
fell waslakon on'sn amendment profit.- it by
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mr-ii-Bolton, and propdoed by Mr. DZrlre on
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offiaiml, itate'raoilk is; made in regard to flit)
promp
.
against the many, have prompted trial to aide
-
'a 'a
days: 4, Tbefle Accidents are becoming more
fraqent thin ,. and indloato Criminal-
,
- _ pointing.-tor-ilro 19 Ifeathen- Chirloo 11 the ire
11 pro-.
at8Hbn. job F
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.0 a onnawate-for the - r�prd.
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the motititi to go into oommilioa, - Of supply,
autli.ettiosti6la"i)finv�bl000i"viz., 0011obtoro.
Of4datorad are prohibitbd f6m admi'sting ti
0
-w in, I has-
beth uO,,and in W"dur Ple V ,I �
housitho a" the
a , "to nal - ",, rfiv'r
.evek, .
06rejambriefis . In testa, , arid Carelessness
ofth kritioli beer Advocate WAS at once
I no " I
alone.,, arid, in language iMord itrong �thazl
atroal, and all of them Wage
tering Parliament he at Once
condemnatory'of a transfer to the Grand
Trunk Rif Ivey ot.$100,000 in certain City of
' upon an Invoice authenticated
'oo'dr cilliter othir4han, that in whose
entry ' out&
by Aeon
0,
Vre�ob. latignage is spoken. . He 18 now 110
. I
1 say that to Tie bid !OtS
O'Cardely '16g. criminal In the _Uld of: the
I'll
dstigetoad material. I koat,paroo I no arwbut
�
't
rdered the Ohinea, to "got Cali"
010 .
Waulautw, 01130o'got out without delay, go 04
to the took of acquiring
Montreal bonds withoul the authotity of -?at
.1
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district this go6da were purchased And
morel und Cali only
I
is Irreparable, .
too fiPt to fokiie that thore. ill a firat .timp
for They turn lamps tip too
to eadspe the -too of Bandtor'i boot. ' It 'Woo ,
V of the guide And modes 61
i a daily study of the budinooll
limmajit, The recital of the facts and %be
.deatrotiord therefrom were too tiondla.41,?a to
mbipptd frqm. . * By the place of.abiomont
is meant the pittoo whore the marabauqlzo
� Mr. WAXGftT 1rU8VC1 thAt Aft 0110-WhO had
everything,
high, they o�rry thein in a A)ovonly or in.
khe boot practical joke ol.thv oeasoh.' I
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1, lie closely Attended the
nmittgeo, 'and tamillarl0d.
. :dmit of cluestion us to ilic duty of the Honald,
lid on a division the Mildlatry were doiddated
.
has boon inanialitewrodf fin'shodO or ""Ally
for 4,xportationo and when the
been in the L�glslaturt§ With the 11013, ZMOM-
bat for Chateauguay * elnoit 1863 he might be
.
cantroua -msw�,or, they Put thold where
,bildti,to omie overturn 4hem. Or in other Wald
Sarely, Oft' Leonard Tilley will not, be
pleasea at the spootal Atitudifig.of our oontem.
to details of the national
by 00 yeis to 58 mays. Thitoupon followad .
-
ad
=y to the U, S.'66mmorldes, Arid is not
p6rittitted to folio* the oulogwin which had
boon import hint by thA First Dlifthtdr.
they fnipc,gil their own livoa and those of
The gliks atleing from kerosene, are
porAgy (the Afail) to damonstrato 'that litJ a
, he well as tlaodo of the
and other . great depart-
the negotiations' lot. a fietsiament of the
� -
variances between Upper and Lower 0suede,
necessarily the Pines whore it b actually put
on boolid ship, .
passed
� and place ill simple RPAY of 0 ttawA Pine'll pan
Others.
In truth Rei,loponyo slid its �Ula in to ginoral'r
.
only humbugging'ahe public in, .his oottenor
plated relation in t I him direction of a natidne,
a. US kept tip those
from, addition to scallion,
had for PI&61119 their 6011stituti011ul r01600118
-on a lnbru*�mhd permoMmt basts-which
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"Ali, wo,"Ohia a p1ous did lf%dY- - " Out
Ahe coffia at the gentlemen whose death. they
were deploring. So huddeii bid been the shook
,a to prompt the conviction that present
a al safeguards are in
legal ati mechanic ado.
ourrenoyi Sir Loon&kd hou'61ready given
imple- bVIdence that he fully understands the
ilititod &he potlition, not'only
so- but
ended to the happy o0bladotAtion of all the
British American Provinouti. In-theso bego-
othrietak was a powerful prolchor ,, for the
Short timel he winisteied ills Word of ' God'
4na no extraordinary. their bereavement that
'the House or thd country he thought could
quate, and that fresh mavesureff are requited
i,r.publia protection. . I
financial question slid hid past record ill A
he 'hid:
Lffielent repirogenUtIVI
Chairman of leading Core-,
dations, and the Action resulting from them,
among ushobangea4ho inlardsotairif Ate
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bakaJyyetkbft1JZd ills extent of their loss..
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-wronglyatinoutidea
guarantee, thit b6o the douragn of
oonvlotloalli�-St, Vatharinds,yournat(Pofy).
!table guide And donnotil101t
_t so try pralgitiaoi,
, - is -At
_Pa , _gm
.It
_1857
neither Urp Holton bat Mr. Doxion felt is
- t to take piort--to the deep sagitotof
�holt do
wo -Vit-
Itibles.11 - I I
*Thewaytopunfoh thopoly0amid, Dayip,
They had had many oad,partirinain ibis
lionee, - When Mr, MOG86, 11f, Iffilwo" six
Geotdib '00146r, and many other of out
The newspapers ,have ,
the return of Iifta�.Oartiat to Odnadw She
in *idi ber two datightero in Napieoi,ohere,
41 ThO Pon Is m1glititir,10., The Czar Weeks a
coal of mail And yet threatening lattoto got
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their,"- ppe'r-'aaaaaa tilatio'di i *Iihou�
16t 6 661hpol lihon'to live hi 6ffii ballad WXth nil
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Tits ratitten tok motitteat. and
leatiatildit ilia high respoot And oittolm, they
him WiVef; slid their mitalwalis I
omblent, statesmen vent to'tholr rot; -but
she listo beat living �01! two Veto. -
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