The Huron Signal, 1886-12-24, Page 5lifilitfRON SIGNAL,, FRIDAY. DEC. 24. INSIV-.."
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A (;001) METHODIST. i IMwxnlsldlea.
Lest Friday evening the member, of
the AI,atel School howl U,ama asarusblr.t rat (he
ren!. of a of t heir t.•set..•r, 4r LmI.uoy,
tor the pun.. of tlpres.n1g t•• hum,
thea .i. .oar apptortart.n „1 ILO a.•rt lc
I.e h.d reuderr.i t l.. w do -leg the tr, es,
and 1.eir thrt.L. t. r hie ouo.easu,. labor
in their Ia-hall Thew erre. ...r.ltwlls
HP:tt.'ed 1.y Mr and Mr. EonM.ry. in
sol • u ..f the some. ay .,f their feelings,
the prwt•mteot hien with • hat da.s,n•
fn.it•oadiet a.xl the f.•lliovieg is Wr•se.
Go:ow:ref. De. Irish 1841
1)r.ttt alt: M:X1r1 tt., 1s.•, the mem-
bers .•f the Model Class .of 188., tale .
this oppotluo.ity of addressing per is.
utdrr tm eaprra.lo Vida oar 4iuc'ere ape
p'rerlatlU{t 0t/ he brio sir■ v.(' 1140 e dea:. t.l
from your tnllchn,_+ dutief th.o ram
trim. We, each and id: recovetze the
uniform kindness aro.' r, crtesy that 1..s
m•,' a !o:4! lighten. -.i ,aid utmil.• pl.psun
the labors ..f the tern. a,.', which ar
hle, may be examples to all ..f us ..1 the
relat•oas that should suhsiat %alveoli
teacher sod pupil.
WI! else rets gnis•• sit!' gratitude t1.e
unflagging interest and w -al you hate
►hoar for our educational welfare. the
puns you have tekett to explain our
various difficulties. and your muccess in
nu,s•'hiog the p th, of rapid and r •
tedlivent progress.
We hope and believe wsnr connection
with the (l derieh Model School, its
teachers and pupil.. will be a loon:; and
utu.p,-roue • n.. foil of p!casamt rennin.
sconces of the past and of happy omen►
tor the future.
As easy the shiest pispenser above.
u0 longer he left upUuual with tallier - universe, and
:rosters or teachers, but shuu,d be wade in the hearts of 'nen, guide at.d pn•eper
,rdmarily imperative. The dtacussioa ! yes in the calling in which we are fel-
in our interview with the Attorney -tin, tow workers, and make it ever redound
rral, as well as in !ha public .spar. • 1 to Hu !moor and glory.
'he day, turned chiefly, sit far as 1 tart 11token ..f one good wshe, and el_
remember, on this p•.tut of making: the I teem we p•rr•.rnt you ttiia fruit -basket,
rrl'gwus exercises a rtqusre.ieut by law j not as c•ommensur.te will your merits.
s distinguished Iran the plateal leaving II or our lively sense . f there, but se eci-
the matter optioual with the local auth- 1 dance if our eisie.rtty.
•.rifles. And our c,nteut waa that I We impala Sir, yours respectfully,
the Education Department should . R. Stitt 1011.N,
frame its instructions as to. make the re 11 R. M.Laois.
ligiuus exercises the rule, and that in i KAT, Ala[NltgAn,
.ase mf ..tathg.uce it should be in the Fume.ce WILLIAM.,
•n,sur mf every parent or ratepayer to Et.utt MULAt eiHII .
;dead the expires reeuiatwn of the De ' t►n behalf ,.f the Mods' claim ..t IBM
;srttneut. In a word. we wanted a tae To Aldan Ernhury.{ -
. hat would servo w co, rect.1'riseiprl litsdench M. R.
and not • there recoruweudatton that la reply., Mr lathery hery tbked thein
might serve to excuse it. This is what a0gss __ mit M mire hilts kind iddrees
the representations of the Churches were ad apet Ms mid he was well
se
beet able t, a -Tee upon, and what they plead with ihillthrrl of the ease der -
chiefly urged upon the Attorney -Gene ing the term. and hailed that alt would
nal- I wan Dot prtweet e1 any mbar he suncessfu1 at the 1 a .
•tuent meetings of the deputations . r de then incited thea to remain and
committees, and hove therefore no per- oejny themselves for the ,venin,. The
notal knowledge of what t....k place, but kindnees and cheerfulness of Mr and
we know that the Minster of Education Mrs Embury made everybody feel at
. dial subsequently so modify the res- br., and all spent an enjoyable time.
elation' as O. make obligatory the About elcv.n o cloak. they dispersed ty
duly reading of a portion of Script- aingtn¢ Auld Lang Syne.
ore and the use of the L rd'. Prayer.
This importaut , has thus been
secured, and in view el its importance,
as well as of some dsftieultiessurruundsag
it, I lbiok rather scanty credit has been • %tlrrlwe rlrett.g as arerrartrt A segs•
,hien to the (1overtitoertt fur ita actrou it• ,
this part:cuter.
As regaria the use of a book of *elm
Bons instead of the whole IAbie, there is
•ertanely room for honest difference of
pinion, hot we have bmf .re us the
hollowing rather decisive facts in lust*
oration of the course which has been
adopted :
l. When the book of selections was
submitted to the Church repre•eoutives,
ia sub -committee, it remitted their ep-
Forsl and asaset. the committee demist•
rad eE lessu� Ta 1i iKjahEt wNatwy
and staadiag, and repretseatis1l the lend-
ing denominations of the country. I
_ether also frim the "Meuneraadum"
Wished by this committee, that they
si the authority of the larger Confer -
Mice for adopting "a hook of selectiors••
sa hew of the entire Bible.
2. Thaw eminent Protestant diviner,
in their "Memoranduo., ' not only ren-
rrate their former deliberate judpltneut,
Trot state explicitly • number of good
adbstantial reaeuns for preferring a book'
• f selection., and vindicate the charac-
ter.,f the book now to question as "fair -
1y representative of every portion of the
Scriptures...
a. The I'resbyterisn Synod of test,
by a formal vote, expresse.l "ia
gratification at :he action of the hon.
the Minter of Education," and this
rote wits ''unanimoug,• and we all know
the prof mod and i, re. erence
• f our Presbyterian brethren n for the
Bible. It there be, therefore, any blame
to be attached to the Govetnment in
this transaction, we of the churches
must share it, and in a r"e:ter of this
rarticular kind I think we mould take
the larger share, But the fair inference
seems t.. be that a work too prepared, so
eisnnned, and so approved, is sort owes
to any senous objections, nor the use of
it in our Public Sehoob • ground for
turnable complaint, much less •
round for attack upon the Government
as a matter of personal opinion what-
ever that may he worth. I hold the
frequent reading of these beautiful and
appropriate aelectiore to be better fur
the children of any school than the
reading of a wider range of leas suitable
passages, and far better than any hasty
Of chance selections that might be made
iby the timelier, especially a young and
1 teacher, and i may add
that 1 have for some time used the b -,.,k
ui my own family devotions, and hays
found it very convenient and useful for
that purpose. A number of other ques-
tions have been raised in this contro-
versy, but, es i do not write with the
of going over the whole subject, 1
1 leave others to handle those
Miestios - Twill nttly add that while i
would enmasend the watchfulness of
those who, like mygood friend, Rev.
1)r Laing, are 6.1 te alert to resist inn-
roper . 1 influent's, i fail to
nd, in this particular inatusoo, any TrrliN tIMX fENRRAT, AI C-
pmeitive proof that lhw eneeulta• • TION RIR aad lewd vstee ter. Goderl h.
tion with His (Grace, the Arnbbah- net- HavhttleA .owsiAwnhM wsperles.v I■
of Toronto hal had the offset of the• h.rg.' with
tr ug M Isfa ' lw.ittwn ter
Aiartarwe with tisnroagh satisfaction ail cnm-
anlsding the Bible from our Public retrainee entrusted 10 him. (►eels', brit at
',hoods, or the effort of modifying. in Y•rtln's Hotel, ew serest y, mall re t sAAr 1
ray way. the seleettone an wisely XsiNr•eh P.O., An it lly, attended ter JOHN
swede R�A7t (`,Doty Aa•-1{m1a,r IAI7.1f
by that Protestant and (:o.neervatire
scholar, Mr W. H C herr. Hts Grace
is laid to have apemnreiI ed the selections
for all that. and the wie of theses very
settleable : in witness whereof we have asst.
the testimony of !hots eminent Proles Rvpr.+a Mlwed. Mltad.
tent divines, and ff that •lltrnetwnrtb Godwei e I Ar. 1 • aoa m 1f:1ip.m I 1 Si ss.
y eltes•texd Ar. t P los to x lAp.we 1 �m
Presbyterian Synod of June, iRK,
WOO?
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Principal Telit•e Speaks Words
of Wisdom.
!•e Mowat t.everwmeest Karim; tat
Principal Nrlles, into whope leandslhe
klrth•dut church baa committed a large
number of its young ministers for traits -
ie...., has wrttteu the foliostu! tuaulj and
vitriolic letter .
Sta,—i have little desire 1.. t.ke part
in the contrutersy now mould( on set ref-
erents to thew soloed yuuatlons, but u
1 was one o1 the representatives who
ratted on the 111. 11.e AttorneF'-
lietirral niOct. 11182, I fed it my duty
to Jo what I can to slim nitwits' of just
ice and fair play toward the Guiern•
went.
And first of all it mem* to Inc that the
chief matter ths1i prettied upon the at-
teutu,n of the Government has been
somewhat host atgbl uf, or thrown 11114
the background, io touch That has been
recently written. It ems understood at
the lime that the Ilo1y Scriptures were
rot btliag read in • i 'ssetdruble number
4 i'uidse schools, and this we, believed
to ler largely the result of eec;lt-
:encu use the part of school trus-
tees and teachers. It wait therefore urie
.d by the deputat that the daily read.
ink o1 sonic porn. a of Scripture ebuuld
SOUTH HURON.
T s'•edidaie,
Mr Archibald Biabcp opened the cam.
oaten set South Hunan, at Brumfield. in
Diem's hall, on Mossday evening last.
The meeting sae well attended and was
composed largely of Rekreseles, Mr
Bishop was asstated byMr M. Y. Mc-
Lean, tot Seaforth, atMr Swinerton,
who was pressen, was assisted by Mr
White, barrister of St. Marys. Mr
Bishop accorded his opponents the same
conditions he claimed for himself and his
supporters. All the speaker received a
quiet and respectful hearing, not one in-
terrupti-n having occurred during the
aiming. Mr Swinerton made his mai-
den speech but be apparently knows very
little of political affair's. He claimed,
however, to be a temperance man and a
candidate in the temperance interest,
and made a gross, personal attack on Mr
Bishop by accusing him of being out
only a violator el the 8sup Act himself,
Isnot itdaeiapl intima M uiolat. it. Mr
Bishop to reply gave iitd charge a flat
c)ntrs.lictton and defined his platform
on the temperance ,question. He said he
defied any man to show that during his
twenty-four years public municipal and
parliamentary career that he was oppos-
ed in any way to temperance and morali-
ty, and he was prepared to rledge him-
self too continue that (•owrsn. He did not
claim to he a total abstainer, but in that
respect Mr Swinerton, notwithstanding
all his professions. is no better than he
is, se he could pine, that Mr Swinerton
had admitted to having very recently
drank a glass of beer in • private house
in Exeter and he dared Mr Swinerton to
deny this statement. More than this,oa
the Saturday previous to his coming net
ass candidate Mr Swinerton had accom-
panied s t*stktatinn, oospeeed at leas*
partly of hotelkeepers, to the tnwnsdot►
of Stephen, to ask Mr Itatr,the Reeve of
Stephen, to corse nut a. a candidate to
the Conservative interests, and Mr Rata
wa4 and is one of the meet bitter oppo-
nents a the Scott Act in the county of
Huron, and had Mr Rats accepted this
offer Mr Somerton would not have been
*candidate. In view of these state-
ments, which he dared Mr Somerton to
deny, he'waited Inc Mr Swisterton'a de-
nial, but Mr Swinerton made no reply)
her thrught the temperance people would
have n•. difficulty is seeing that their in-
terests are as safe in his (MIr Rsahop's)
bands. who is not afraid to state openly
and above hoard what he will do, as with
Mr Swinerton, who snakes land prides -
pious nne way and who acts another.
The meeting closed will cheers for the
Q•twen. and three for Mr Bishop and the
Mowat Government. Sesforth Expo-
sitor
uctioneering.
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FANCY GOODS
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Made in all styles Table. Bracket, to attach
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A large and Varied Nosh ell
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Ta Irsrge Variety. Always as hand • Large and Well Assorted st,ek of
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Rsttable far Autumn and Earty Winter Were. O W �}
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