The Expositor, 1869-02-05, Page 211
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SEAFORTH EX
never heard that the girls friends dis-
covered our doings ; and, for all they
know, she is now mouldering awey in
; whereas; in point, of
fact, her bleached skeleton adorns 's
surgery, ; and a preparation of her kart
enriches 's museum le
-Which has co Se $25000, is to., be taken
possession of by the Dominion, and
Nova Scotia paid for her expenditure
on it. P- ,
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"Mr. I-Nwe looks .upon the new ate
rang,ement « eq; al to an. iner ease of
the amitml Aubsicly of -about one Lune
dred and sixtnthousand dollars. -
"The argurceeints by which Mr. Howe,
intlie correspondence witheMr. Rose,
n induced him to recommend those chan-
ge. in the constitution were, "ammig
others,. that the Pictott ,Railroad and
Annapolis ,Railroad Wei e largely aided
in their- construction -by Nova Scotia
and are 'feeders te the Intercolonial
Railroad ; that the Doininion Govern-
' ment had taken possession_ of half a
million of Nova Scotia legal tenders<
and withdrawn them in order to put in
citeulation ProyinCial Notes of the
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Dominion e that the Dominion .G037-
trnment 'tdole .possession of Nova Sao -
tie, Savings .13ank . deposits ; that the
Dominion taufft is sd th e :import du-
ties as pompared with the NoVa•ScOtia
tariff ; ktitat-the Quebec resoltitions did
not put Nova F...cetia finaecially hi as
good a position. as New BrunSWiele,
popalation beiag considered.; that a
greater co sump ion. of imported geom.
. takes plac ) in Nova Scotia per liead,
as eenpared with other Provinces, en-
-tailing, increased contributions to the
revenue ; that au increased subsidy is
iteeessary to prevent direct taxation."-
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From the strong exception -teken
Mr. Howe to the basis of Confedera-
tien, and the vigorous efforts he. put
forth V secure a repeal` of the 'Union,
we had every reason to suppose that he
would not so Socjn. desert hie principles.
His missieri to England, and his actie
ity at the last election, by which he se
owed the defeat of the Unionists, to
gether with his !superior talents a$
speaker, pointed him out as the speake
of the Repeal Party. Having fsi'led
he:Weyer, in seeming the consent °fp,
Tempel -ea Goveenment for a dissolu
tion of the. Union, and finding "that an
nexation, which he so frequently hint
son ewhat unpopular, he at length
withd:•e ( at least ) from
the contest. No sponet AVM this clone
tlem. he came under the men-ipulations
of that zistute politician; Sir John A.
McDonald. The conciliation mission
f ti e Canadian Ministry to Halifax
year, plainly showed that ]Jr.
flo'-„ve cot)ej drive 'a bargain if he
Teking ad -vantage' of the op-
p•n-tueitv ellen:4, he t length undee-
teel: (b) so ; and the large conces-
e•-,...);e er! ich 'have h-. (T) 111aCILI, S1.10W th(.,
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v rut -11;)031 his inleetice nid fh,
itvjt, ' m are conniiitte
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eee e :vete e; tee tiertinuen.
reeee could SJ f.11" 1
nounce his principles as to accept •
69 What he condemned and repudiate
in '68,-is'by no means a high es:mime
dation, of his consistency. To be i
duced by a salary of $5,000 a year t
desert a cause which I was acknowled
ed to be patriotic and self-denying,
dastardly. No true man, wetild accep
sitution," no mater what w -ere
embluments if it involved the sacrific
of prineiple and an injestice to his coun-
try. We do not say that Neva Scoti
Was wronged. But as Mr. Howe
el she was, thy to desert her cause fe
the mere love of office, was mercenar
•in the extreme.;
On the ct114- hand, the Party wh
tendered the office a,nd macleacontes
sions inimicallo the interests' of/Cana
da, is also worthy of disapprobatiOn
For Nova Scotia, fiy a majority f he
Legislature, to accept the terms of uni
on, was no fault of ours. Then wh
give her grant _after grant OVell ant
above that which she at 'first consente
o aceept1 Why wrong the
Provinces for for the sake of concili tinb
her 1 The basis of 'union. has al eady
been set aside ttviee, on her acc unt,
what _guarantee have. we got that such
demands are now going to cease. Jus-
tice tO 'each of the Provinces is en tighz•
and more than this ehoulcl not be con-
ceded? whether N.pya Scotia is sat' .fled
r not.
FINANCES OF QUEBEC.
Hen. Mr. Dunkin submitted hist
eek the Public ACcounts for six
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onths endine the 31st June and spe-
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ia°11 sta-teinentg for the last six moeiths
nd eighteen months altogether.. The
tal receipts fOr the • eighteen moliths
ere $2,612,514 15'• Vita ex enclit
1,794,297 23 ; balance, $818,216
town Lands reeeipts amoented
$758,513 22 ; expenditifire inch
ure,
92;
to
ing
debt, $141,429 85. So far as can be
ascertained, the finanies of Quebec are
in rather a healthy condition, and tho'
its revenue from the Domiaion is some-
what smaller than that of Ontario,
there is a respeetable balance' after all
obligations are mart
M. Barber ainong hia Constituents
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Nearly .600 Reformers aesembleci :in
the Town Iran, Milton, on Friday!, to
hee,,r some, explanations. of his con 'net
from 'Me, W. Barber, M. P. P. 'he
Warden wascalled to the chair. IVI-it
'A. Citillphell,.ex-Warelentewho first Ino-
minated the Member for Halton, stated
tae charges againeClii ue M a Barber;
ianis speech. said he meant to centieue
a- meinber of clic 11( forthparty -1 he ex-.
plained the teblanket question". s*atis-
Sactorily, by showing that he -had sup_
plied blanketA to the Asyl tun since 1851,
at 1 Wer prices, however, than they
could be -fusnished by any other estab-
lisitment ; as for the paper centracts, khis
tee t' e: was ( .ly pecuniarily- interested
in the GeorgeO6W11 'Mill .; with . revved
to •his /interest in the Royal Canadian
bank, he -had no hand in prectuing the
Government account,, and had no specit
al interest in its coatinuence. ,He then
deal...rich &his general votes. • Being ask-.
ed by an elcetor if be was in -favotut of
e Petty Governteentej as opposed to a
Coalitim. he replied he the affirmative.
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A seriee ) \of reselutiohee of :which - the
followlegi! are 1., sununaPy„,. were then
pet aed nnanimously carried 1st—
.Recording .-unquidlified idisapprov41: of
the prinf-iple of political -coalitions, and
regretting that the Hon. J. 5. Ma.cdOn-
ald, dui lug the ieceat 1 debatgs on the
Supply. -Bill, refused t the seasonable TC -
quest of leading members of the•Hotise
fer fuller iufortnation, although the rot
.quest- was Ina(4: in strict accordance..
with :the well kind, retood principles of
l.Opo1rilE)Ie Clove( nieent. 2nd----
cogn1z11ig the velhal;le services of
Reform Pres*, especially the Globe,
e,xpree,„.ing the opinion that it 'is
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duty of the Peces to critc'te the pubic
acts of representativea )t--
ing Mr,' Laebei's explana,tions alid
and apologiie.s; and confidineiii lis
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proaliees te act licqirtily„ in.future.
his party in the LegiSlateeeee-Adit
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Tire Art -roe -Nee- General has. Ordered
the remoted of all th'e lunatics from
the County jails to the Asylum itt
Roekwood, as the accommodation thete
is much better then in the County pie -
;011s. rirbe large expenditure -which
junada is .annua Ily rhaking for this tu
brtinatte class of peor le, should surely
)rovide for them •••A ery eC435A0ry con -
and thus' relieve countie4
*s.roin much 'neceless expense,
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WHALZWS CASE.
This long contested ncase is likely to
iernain unsettled for some time yet It
is e3,-pected.that the Cabinet meeting
which takes placec to -day at Ottawa,
will decide whether a respite will he
granted or not In'. case of an- adverse
decision, J. II. Cameron will go to.
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England to enter an appeal to the En-
glish Courts. This is necessary, as no
signature can be sent by cable. If the
appeal to'England fitils, a respite for
a Short time willj be granted, to give
:Whalen time to prepare for his execu-
tion. It is reported that he has
made a confession to. his Spiritual ad-
visers.
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TILE GOVERNOR . General of Canada
war feted at Montreal,on .Monday last.
Addresses were presented, speeches
made, flags 'hoisted, and a general jubi-
lee of mirth an.d jollificatirin proclaim-
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ed. All very fine. Just the thing for
Yo nig Canada. Fifty thousand dollars
a y )ar in hard °Ash and twice as much
in casting, makes the GoVernor Gene -
office a nice berth.
THE COUNTY' COUNCIL.
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The. MtiniCipaI Council fo4 the County
Of Iluroni,:,.met .at the Colirt Houk,
Gpcieriebt .on Tuesday fast, 26th inst.,
ac64itling to Statute, the Clerk -in the
chair. teThe following gentlemen hand-
ed 41their quelifications and .paths of
offee and took their seats :
Goclarichttown, for Reeve ---R.
Gib-
boris, 1311.ter* , Horton. 'Clinton --
W. !W. tar) -an. „ Seaforth--S. G. Mc-.
Cate4liey. C4Oclelieh (tp), W. Shepherd,
patton. „Tuokersmith--Geo, Sproat,
McLean, Stanley—T. Simpson, Geo.
Castles. Hay, R. Brown, Win. Car.
rick. Usborne; A. Bishop, R. Creery.
Grey, John Leckie,A. McDonald. Mor-
ris, Tho. 'Kelley, W. Ga Hingeton.
Howick; !Tames _Perkins, Wm. Wade..
East Wawanosh, H. Helps. West
Wawanoare Girvin, Ed. Gaunt. Ash-
field, W. Mallotigh, Fraser. Hui -
let, 0 Morrow. Turnberry, John.Mes-
sett 0. T. Scott McKillop,.— Shan-
non, S. Hannah. Stephen, --a Green-
way, Doyle.. Colborne, Wm. Young.
It was then moved by Mr. D. Pat-
ton, Seconded by Mr. Kelley, that Robt.
Mem, Esq , Reeve of Gederich, be
Warden for the current year. Carried
Mr. Gibbons then addressed the Corin -
ii briefly. He thanked them for the
loner they lad conferred on him. This
vas now the eleventh .time for him to.
ill the position. He would attempt to
( p ill future as he had in the -past. Our
Iteevy burdens- we•regetting slighter
very year. In a few years we, will be
id of the M. L. Fund • Latour years
the By-law would mature, and it would
e for those who. thin occupied the po-
S'tion i)f those new present to say wheth-
r they' would stop payment altogether,
r .put on a light burden. $140,000 of
ie prinapal of the Gravel Road De -
entitles was now paid off stBy buying
b ie debentures before they matured
ey Were enabled to get thenn at a
discount of about teliper cent, whereas
i* they allowed them to mature, they
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ouldlhave to pa.y the faee value. The
iginsd gravel road scheme, with the
aception of a 'pertion of the Aehlield
road, teas completed, and he strongly
urged On the Coencil the advisability of
havii4 that scheme Completed this year.
IC/ Atlas then-
• Moved by Mr. Sproat seconded by
r. YOueg, that Jas. Scott be Auditor
f rhe present year.
Movcd in _amenclinent by Mr.
Kel-
l€y, seconded by Mr. Patton, That Jas.
Allen, of Millet, be auditor.
Moved in arnenunient to the amend-
ment by Mr. Shannon, seconded by Mr
McCaughey, That W. N. Watson, of
aforth, be Auditor.
Moved in still further amendment
Mr. Mallough, seconded by Mr. Fra-
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reThet John Cook be auditor.
The first amendment being put
against the original motion, it was de-
clared. carried; and being then put
asadnet the other amendments severally,
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it was filially carried: Mr. Allen was
then declared duly elected.
Thearden appointed Wm. Melcay,
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of God rich,. as thth
e other auditor.
d by by Mr. Girvin, seconded
by Mi4 Young, that a ',committe • of
five be ballotted for, to strike the Stand-
ing Ooremittee of the year.
`Moved in amendment by Mr. Green-
away, seconded by Mr. Bishop, that a
committee of five be ballotted for, to
stril e -blie Standing Committee of Vie
year, and the vote be taken thus : That
each ir einber shall write on a slip of
paper the name he votes for, and hand
it into the Clerk.
After the ballot was Laken, the com-
mittee was declared to conthst of Messrs.
Patton, Sproat, Girvin, Leckie, and
Bishop.
e 0uncil then adjourned till 10
ock t morrow..
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jam. 27th, *9...
Council met thz morning' trsant
td adjournment. Eresent, th4 &inte,
Couneillors as yeeterclay.
The minutes of yesterday we read
and approved of „
Petition of John Nairn few ee-elief.
Finance committee.
Petition of John 4i -ides -son as oth-
ers, asking the .0ouncil to forgi
hams the amount he has beccie
in-
debted to the County, as surettlfor a
defaulting Toll -gate keeper. Fance
Committee. 1
Several other petitions receivkl the
ame deliverance'.
Reports of A. Worthington ated the
ev 11 Gibson, L S'r 8. Schoolt
ittee. I -
Moved by Mr. Messer, seconcW by
r. Gitlin, that sealed' tendeis kip re-
eived by the County :Clerk, -un rho, The Clerks. salary
eist 7 o'clock to -mos -tow evening; for $1.00. •
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he County Printing for the cOrent MMallongh tried
ear, and -that the tendeis Melo+ the , ger einn for the:Port Afl
chedele of Convictions and all either failed,
whiting that has to be paid for ler thie-1 The finance committe
orporation, and that the 0101-k Amid useel dog tax onits repo
be ;tenders to the Chau men ot the the t w 0:1iint; ehould be P
ommittee on printing for -consitesa killed by dog'.
ion J. It was inelered LIet +1jinCoatiiroined-made
Ou and seconded the Conet Home be repaired.
. it was moved by Mr. i'ation see- by
MrSeotte'that the repo) 1- eineeded
by- reducing the, Treasese ,r'e ..ealea-y the
sure of 8200. The rep t %Vali 8111. -,b -ii,
read, slightly amended ax id
adopted.
ed on a rdtivoifeioFiLinar ce c 61 nmittt,e, la
!ivit'.3. J .
. FRJDAY.
On this day the subject PI r (44,
brilges, &et, was the n,st,,,pi
Messrs. Mallotrefi and ser
n:sz:.,3 1. r
f,5200 for the eitension the A eelleld
Gravel. Road 'although
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enough to con3pkto it - er. Glee 4wity
got $500 teavaisis impro in; the abonit
inably had Credititin >lit atel .7dr.
Young was premised ael lge t vet- -the
first q eposit $1100, .
land on it
.Mait conciitieat C
n Alseene
° Santersert
flowing Local SuperintendenC
t% eisere • llie ouncil then sidjt
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ppointed for their respective dietricts ; I
ie., Rev.• teibson, Stanley;
tokes, Goderich Townehip; Rev.
arr, Ashfield and Colliorne ; J.
erguson Grey ; Dr. _A. Worthind en,
owic ; Tiev. .A. McDonald, TutrXte.--
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31st of May next.
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s mind by
sein fs„)r a Jar -
et I:load, but
;let ed the .
, tent agreed
d. for flee'?
!,r;of of the
lied to the
Sentorth OomiiL
The VilLtge Connell inet
Present the Reeve and all
s lab.; Thomas Farris*, Turnleivev, minutes of the "litSt
Morriseand leaSt Wawanosh; Rev., :fr. I ad°Pte'L A Petizi°11- "w4s
Youn'
g Hullet
The Rev. Robert Tire was appoilWed.
Glenn:mar School Trustee for the c4d-
erich Grammar School ; and Joekvh
Whitehead for the Cinton Graniker
Selme?tit'
Lar from the Comity Treattittsrel ed. The, (kmniii-tLee cm- *I”' warktt
accompanied by Scheaules of receMe dehandecl in their r )poet. Tele
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and expenditure.
lira Moron, and severe' ate
were ordered to be paid.
wee veted $2 per 'Week Mr:
band is releaeed. -
appointntent cf t1 vie
aS read three tines anti pass-
Treasurer was authorized to
The TreaSerer Was instreicted to • z';3* WaS
„.) return his
Cetek wae
lautlicrized to take the Lest ee-1 etivie'e
°lithe By-L0elto regulate .> t,!.lsors.
Ge McDeurfalle efeee
Aircrthof silver. The- 0
O( r to the dila-went mcmicipalities the g1h1 Until satul:dav '1°11'
money in his hands. collected from Ole ; to the Treaeurer. Tin
non-resident lands.
Letter from Sheriff lleDonald.,!' in I
regard tb women applying for the oiEl'e
of Court House leeeixer.
DIblenn, Treee/ rr.
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S. 8tark, Collector;
Lueby, Street //teate ft,r.
b`tark,. „License do.
„ P. 131111, Bread do.
Feinee Yw
iefr,rs, J.' Wie ere.
mo,itt.,& A. Wilson. C•me
ed to! meet ae-ain 1C-Ienel
next iat pt seven e!elocle
fs. Lincoln.
Frtl)m the following it ar be 1 seen
that • Mrs. Lincoln vgh ery 1 ideas
ofte, honor to eihh )-IW-IWtertithas
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t'ae s-Vidow of a Dee siecel l'r
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Twelve applicatione for the of co.:. oft
,Court House Keeper, referred to Utteoli
and Court House Comulittee.
numlier of accounts were thenee‘-
ferred to the Finance Cominittect
'A:Levet-11)y M &
r. Si secondcev
Mr. 'Cal riek-, that the sum of $3000
rused by the County for the in:Trate-
trent of the boundary lines of the5;eee
eisd municipalities ; the! sum "so, rtitttiti
to be appropriated accprding to-, t
equalized assessment of the' currett,,
year ; -the expenditure to be on 6e
Same prineiple as last year exclusively
on town lines except Goderich TowtSie;
Clinton. and lines,
villeges, who mely
ampropriate ther
eir ioportion heretet
fOtre.• . Carried. " •
Moved by Mr. ---Messee, seconded 3-1-ey ;
Mr.. Scott, That the Clerk- furnish tteis
Obuncil with the Bonds and SuretieSef
the County Treasurer, for examinatian,
by the Council, as requested by S-Le't-
ute. Carried. •
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Council then adjourned till tin
o'clock, te
The bends of the Co. Treasurer wtle
submitted to the finance committee,
Telmant was elected -L. Safor*.
Wattemosh.
Application of Mr. _Watson for the
office of County Treasierer WaS read a*11
referred to the salaries committee.11
t,4100.-.01.1
:y .4,;‘%3lini.g.
" 1 i herev. WI* most. re:Ty: taflv lin,-
sent id: the honorable stre ei the
United States an applkatien, fir sr pen-
sion. ' I, am a widow of a in rsident ef
the United States who life s.) ea' sacri-
ficed in hie (ouutry's Servee. That
sad calamity has creaely im tired liaAr
health', and .by the adii e u ,1Y ))111:-
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Sieiart$ 1 have come ONT1' to
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to try the ininer41,1 watere, aud ',during -
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the winter to go to Italy, lint net- itnen-
cial means do not permit 111 1')- tithe
advantage, of the urgent ads'ive given
me, nor can I live in a etyle leeeening
the,
e widow of the chief magi; trete of :1-1,
great nation, although I lite as'et.011, -
tothically as I can.' , In eon s'eberititai
pf the great services of leeply, 1: e
tented husbend has render el to the
United 8tates and of the fee t'ul 1.5ss 1
lane sustained by his iminaly death,
is martyrdom; I may e:ty, I respect -
tally submit to your honorei,le body
his petition, hoping that ;In .irly pen -
ion may be granted nes,• so t at I_ may
Report of 'Dr.. Stokes was read asid
referred to School committee.
Application from Sheriff McDon:
for an. additional roam in the Couet
House was read and referred.
Beveled accounts were, read. .
Moved by Mr. Patton, secby l‘f'
Snell, That the TreaSurer, be requested 1
It
lave less pecuniary care.
"I remain, most respee. liv,
"Mrs. A. LEN
to give a verbal statement to thie comes-
cil of the amonnt accruing annualty
from perquisites in connettion with Irie
(e. -
The Treasurer then made his sta
merit, to the, evident satisfaction of 'tlee
Moved by Mr. Horton., see. by
, That t a committee of five b ar-
p( lilted; consisting of Messrs. Biqho
Alesser, Your,g, Ferran, and the loitq
for the purpose of investigating th
sition of the ,Northein Gravel Roase
lea ding throug4 the Townships' of CV
borne, Wawanosh and .Aelifield
ofli, satil
•e. Carrid
investigation to be with a viewto plat,
chase by this Council, the comniittee tr4
report at this meeting of Council. Oar;
The Clerk was instructed procur-
a a copy of thestatutes of List Session
Ontario Parliament for each • Reev
Deputy, and Clerk.
Halfpast 7 o'clock, prm.
The Council resiuned.
meinorial wee ordered to be d A
ed in ieference to the pay of the vo
teers during battallion
Mr. Scott was adaed to the Gabl and
Court House Committee.
Petition in favor of 4 harbor .of ref:
I
uge at Goderich was read and ardere01
to be signed by the Warden. . •1
On the reacliug of the report of t14)
sallasies committee,
Tim Union Pacific Railron 1 is now
in 'operation for over one tbouand
miles, and but little 'more 11,171). 250
miles of the traek now lernunt, to be
completedit is now belie -v-ed thett
travells r; eviil be able, during the next
summer, to pass by rail -all the way
from 'the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
without further lhindrance than the
usnal way -station stoppieige. that a
'continuous line of rail - w' xllj be open
from New (bark: to San remise°.
The energy with which this 4 eat rail-
way enterprise has been plebe 1 through,
is without parallel, except
tish East Indies. At the bee
the
nning of
the year 1866, only 40 mil ,e.;• of the
.rpad bad been constructed ; iring the
next 3rear, 265 miles WM laid in 1867
,375 miles more were comple ed ; amt
(.1tning 1868, nearly 500 mile, ; hence,
,more than a thousand miles of trade
were laid in thQ shoit Fince of three
yea's. The road has earned the last
year over .0,00,000 by local business
alone. . This road will, in adc ition to
'being . the greatest, comArcill enter-
prise in the world, be, in all pr
the great extinguisher of Mo
and thus remove that great rn and
religious excrescence from th face of:
the -
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lit to all 4,:once
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79 t,7tLidur cf tke Ex
81R
Wet'k-, report of
the merehants
purpose of pas,,ing
- relating to th& Inarket
_ the ineeting i».
called by public adi4e
invitations to those
vorable to the views
is,,but fail- to ink
ioaseutssien Ivas not th
41.11-(1.'it is thr!refize not
they so speedily d'
high market fees a
of Vile roads and.
grain were the real c
of trade. The resoluti
fore- may, iie talten a
worth, simply as)an. ex
ion from parties ;who
Inatket fee on
terests to , 'be different
_ineeting have lon,,,
ivhat
teog.gzellto.t
,that the p mine
i'llTbilliee. public f,- .2 I
11; Itlii.10;:g h
th
of these producp
inaillet annually a
thousand Ilbllare, and i
ing, and there is no
they should not be
NOTICE Ilk ADVERTISERS
New Advertisements'Jnugt be given in by
-.Wednesday noon: .
Changes of Advertisements, Which are spe-
cuilly arranged for weekly changes,by
-. Tuesday noon.
Changes of AdVertise3nents, Which are not
specially arranged. for Weekly changes,
by Saturday nignit. •
.
Vtlcannot guarantee insertion unless tht
above be complied with. ,
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BUSINESS NOME.—All .accounts for aa-
vertisine and Jobbing must positively be set -
*le& Quarterly, on the 0r5th days of March,
Jane, September and December
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- ;ertIte.. CrTvpooitor.
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The Official Paper of the County.
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FRIDAY, FERITARY 5,1869
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THE NOVA SOOTI.A.N DIFFI-
.CULTY. -
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Mr. Howe,' the great Repealer of
Neva Scotia, 'hes at last accepted office
n
incler Sir John A. McDonald, sand was
ni Slturday last sworn in as President
_
ithe Couneil. -.• The-folloWing-are the
•erms, as per Globe's telegraill fromOt-
awa,„ of the.baigain and sale
"Sirjohn A. • McDonald has agreed
D bring' down'aemeasure to Parliament -
) provide that NOVA : Scotia's debt, on
ming into the Union, shall be -fixed
t a fraction. over nine millions of dol- 1
Lrs,: The cpiestitiition fixed it at seven I
iillions.
"Ain: anin.M1 subsidy is to be paid C
• l ' '
-ova Scotia 'from. the rooramencereent a
' the Union for ten yearofabout t
3,000 per annuml This is an entirely v
)w grant. - -
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"The Province 1tii1diug in -Halifax, r
-Which has co Se $25000, is to., be taken
possession of by the Dominion, and
Nova Scotia paid for her expenditure
on it. P- ,
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"Mr. I-Nwe looks .upon the new ate
rang,ement « eq; al to an. iner ease of
the amitml Aubsicly of -about one Lune
dred and sixtnthousand dollars. -
"The argurceeints by which Mr. Howe,
intlie correspondence witheMr. Rose,
n induced him to recommend those chan-
ge. in the constitution were, "ammig
others,. that the Pictott ,Railroad and
Annapolis ,Railroad Wei e largely aided
in their- construction -by Nova Scotia
and are 'feeders te the Intercolonial
Railroad ; that the Doininion Govern-
' ment had taken possession_ of half a
million of Nova Scotia legal tenders<
and withdrawn them in order to put in
citeulation ProyinCial Notes of the
•
Dominion e that the Dominion .G037-
trnment 'tdole .possession of Nova Sao -
tie, Savings .13ank . deposits ; that the
Dominion taufft is sd th e :import du-
ties as pompared with the NoVa•ScOtia
tariff ; ktitat-the Quebec resoltitions did
not put Nova F...cetia finaecially hi as
good a position. as New BrunSWiele,
popalation beiag considered.; that a
greater co sump ion. of imported geom.
. takes plac ) in Nova Scotia per liead,
as eenpared with other Provinces, en-
-tailing, increased contributions to the
revenue ; that au increased subsidy is
iteeessary to prevent direct taxation."-
, .
From the strong exception -teken
Mr. Howe to the basis of Confedera-
tien, and the vigorous efforts he. put
forth V secure a repeal` of the 'Union,
we had every reason to suppose that he
would not so Socjn. desert hie principles.
His missieri to England, and his actie
ity at the last election, by which he se
owed the defeat of the Unionists, to
gether with his !superior talents a$
speaker, pointed him out as the speake
of the Repeal Party. Having fsi'led
he:Weyer, in seeming the consent °fp,
Tempel -ea Goveenment for a dissolu
tion of the. Union, and finding "that an
nexation, which he so frequently hint
son ewhat unpopular, he at length
withd:•e ( at least ) from
the contest. No sponet AVM this clone
tlem. he came under the men-ipulations
of that zistute politician; Sir John A.
McDonald. The conciliation mission
f ti e Canadian Ministry to Halifax
year, plainly showed that ]Jr.
flo'-„ve cot)ej drive 'a bargain if he
Teking ad -vantage' of the op-
p•n-tueitv ellen:4, he t length undee-
teel: (b) so ; and the large conces-
e•-,...);e er! ich 'have h-. (T) 111aCILI, S1.10W th(.,
,
v rut -11;)031 his inleetice nid fh,
itvjt, ' m are conniiitte
; •
eee e :vete e; tee tiertinuen.
reeee could SJ f.11" 1
nounce his principles as to accept •
69 What he condemned and repudiate
in '68,-is'by no means a high es:mime
dation, of his consistency. To be i
duced by a salary of $5,000 a year t
desert a cause which I was acknowled
ed to be patriotic and self-denying,
dastardly. No true man, wetild accep
sitution," no mater what w -ere
embluments if it involved the sacrific
of prineiple and an injestice to his coun-
try. We do not say that Neva Scoti
Was wronged. But as Mr. Howe
el she was, thy to desert her cause fe
the mere love of office, was mercenar
•in the extreme.;
On the ct114- hand, the Party wh
tendered the office a,nd macleacontes
sions inimicallo the interests' of/Cana
da, is also worthy of disapprobatiOn
For Nova Scotia, fiy a majority f he
Legislature, to accept the terms of uni
on, was no fault of ours. Then wh
give her grant _after grant OVell ant
above that which she at 'first consente
o aceept1 Why wrong the
Provinces for for the sake of concili tinb
her 1 The basis of 'union. has al eady
been set aside ttviee, on her acc unt,
what _guarantee have. we got that such
demands are now going to cease. Jus-
tice tO 'each of the Provinces is en tighz•
and more than this ehoulcl not be con-
ceded? whether N.pya Scotia is sat' .fled
r not.
FINANCES OF QUEBEC.
Hen. Mr. Dunkin submitted hist
eek the Public ACcounts for six
_
onths endine the 31st June and spe-
* 6 -
ia°11 sta-teinentg for the last six moeiths
nd eighteen months altogether.. The
tal receipts fOr the • eighteen moliths
ere $2,612,514 15'• Vita ex enclit
1,794,297 23 ; balance, $818,216
town Lands reeeipts amoented
$758,513 22 ; expenditifire inch
ure,
92;
to
ing
debt, $141,429 85. So far as can be
ascertained, the finanies of Quebec are
in rather a healthy condition, and tho'
its revenue from the Domiaion is some-
what smaller than that of Ontario,
there is a respeetable balance' after all
obligations are mart
M. Barber ainong hia Constituents
•
Nearly .600 Reformers aesembleci :in
the Town Iran, Milton, on Friday!, to
hee,,r some, explanations. of his con 'net
from 'Me, W. Barber, M. P. P. 'he
Warden wascalled to the chair. IVI-it
'A. Citillphell,.ex-Warelentewho first Ino-
minated the Member for Halton, stated
tae charges againeClii ue M a Barber;
ianis speech. said he meant to centieue
a- meinber of clic 11( forthparty -1 he ex-.
plained the teblanket question". s*atis-
Sactorily, by showing that he -had sup_
plied blanketA to the Asyl tun since 1851,
at 1 Wer prices, however, than they
could be -fusnished by any other estab-
lisitment ; as for the paper centracts, khis
tee t' e: was ( .ly pecuniarily- interested
in the GeorgeO6W11 'Mill .; with . revved
to •his /interest in the Royal Canadian
bank, he -had no hand in prectuing the
Government account,, and had no specit
al interest in its coatinuence. ,He then
deal...rich &his general votes. • Being ask-.
ed by an elcetor if be was in -favotut of
e Petty Governteentej as opposed to a
Coalitim. he replied he the affirmative.
:
A seriee ) \of reselutiohee of :which - the
followlegi! are 1., sununaPy„,. were then
pet aed nnanimously carried 1st—
.Recording .-unquidlified idisapprov41: of
the prinf-iple of political -coalitions, and
regretting that the Hon. J. 5. Ma.cdOn-
ald, dui lug the ieceat 1 debatgs on the
Supply. -Bill, refused t the seasonable TC -
quest of leading members of the•Hotise
fer fuller iufortnation, although the rot
.quest- was Ina(4: in strict accordance..
with :the well kind, retood principles of
l.Opo1rilE)Ie Clove( nieent. 2nd----
cogn1z11ig the velhal;le services of
Reform Pres*, especially the Globe,
e,xpree,„.ing the opinion that it 'is
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h6.
iD
he
Met
duty of the Peces to critc'te the pubic
acts of representativea )t--
ing Mr,' Laebei's explana,tions alid
and apologiie.s; and confidineiii lis
-
proaliees te act licqirtily„ in.future.
his party in the LegiSlateeeee-Adit
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Tire Art -roe -Nee- General has. Ordered
the remoted of all th'e lunatics from
the County jails to the Asylum itt
Roekwood, as the accommodation thete
is much better then in the County pie -
;011s. rirbe large expenditure -which
junada is .annua Ily rhaking for this tu
brtinatte class of peor le, should surely
)rovide for them •••A ery eC435A0ry con -
and thus' relieve countie4
*s.roin much 'neceless expense,
tee-
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WHALZWS CASE.
This long contested ncase is likely to
iernain unsettled for some time yet It
is e3,-pected.that the Cabinet meeting
which takes placec to -day at Ottawa,
will decide whether a respite will he
granted or not In'. case of an- adverse
decision, J. II. Cameron will go to.
I
England to enter an appeal to the En-
glish Courts. This is necessary, as no
signature can be sent by cable. If the
appeal to'England fitils, a respite for
a Short time willj be granted, to give
:Whalen time to prepare for his execu-
tion. It is reported that he has
made a confession to. his Spiritual ad-
visers.
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TILE GOVERNOR . General of Canada
war feted at Montreal,on .Monday last.
Addresses were presented, speeches
made, flags 'hoisted, and a general jubi-
lee of mirth an.d jollificatirin proclaim-
.
ed. All very fine. Just the thing for
Yo nig Canada. Fifty thousand dollars
a y )ar in hard °Ash and twice as much
in casting, makes the GoVernor Gene -
office a nice berth.
THE COUNTY' COUNCIL.
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The. MtiniCipaI Council fo4 the County
Of Iluroni,:,.met .at the Colirt Houk,
Gpcieriebt .on Tuesday fast, 26th inst.,
ac64itling to Statute, the Clerk -in the
chair. teThe following gentlemen hand-
ed 41their quelifications and .paths of
offee and took their seats :
Goclarichttown, for Reeve ---R.
Gib-
boris, 1311.ter* , Horton. 'Clinton --
W. !W. tar) -an. „ Seaforth--S. G. Mc-.
Cate4liey. C4Oclelieh (tp), W. Shepherd,
patton. „Tuokersmith--Geo, Sproat,
McLean, Stanley—T. Simpson, Geo.
Castles. Hay, R. Brown, Win. Car.
rick. Usborne; A. Bishop, R. Creery.
Grey, John Leckie,A. McDonald. Mor-
ris, Tho. 'Kelley, W. Ga Hingeton.
Howick; !Tames _Perkins, Wm. Wade..
East Wawanosh, H. Helps. West
Wawanoare Girvin, Ed. Gaunt. Ash-
field, W. Mallotigh, Fraser. Hui -
let, 0 Morrow. Turnberry, John.Mes-
sett 0. T. Scott McKillop,.— Shan-
non, S. Hannah. Stephen, --a Green-
way, Doyle.. Colborne, Wm. Young.
It was then moved by Mr. D. Pat-
ton, Seconded by Mr. Kelley, that Robt.
Mem, Esq , Reeve of Gederich, be
Warden for the current year. Carried
Mr. Gibbons then addressed the Corin -
ii briefly. He thanked them for the
loner they lad conferred on him. This
vas now the eleventh .time for him to.
ill the position. He would attempt to
( p ill future as he had in the -past. Our
Iteevy burdens- we•regetting slighter
very year. In a few years we, will be
id of the M. L. Fund • Latour years
the By-law would mature, and it would
e for those who. thin occupied the po-
S'tion i)f those new present to say wheth-
r they' would stop payment altogether,
r .put on a light burden. $140,000 of
ie prinapal of the Gravel Road De -
entitles was now paid off stBy buying
b ie debentures before they matured
ey Were enabled to get thenn at a
discount of about teliper cent, whereas
i* they allowed them to mature, they
•
ouldlhave to pa.y the faee value. The
iginsd gravel road scheme, with the
aception of a 'pertion of the Aehlield
road, teas completed, and he strongly
urged On the Coencil the advisability of
havii4 that scheme Completed this year.
IC/ Atlas then-
• Moved by Mr. Sproat seconded by
r. YOueg, that Jas. Scott be Auditor
f rhe present year.
Movcd in _amenclinent by Mr.
Kel-
l€y, seconded by Mr. Patton, That Jas.
Allen, of Millet, be auditor.
Moved in arnenunient to the amend-
ment by Mr. Shannon, seconded by Mr
McCaughey, That W. N. Watson, of
aforth, be Auditor.
Moved in still further amendment
Mr. Mallough, seconded by Mr. Fra-
.
reThet John Cook be auditor.
The first amendment being put
against the original motion, it was de-
clared. carried; and being then put
asadnet the other amendments severally,
.5
e
it was filially carried: Mr. Allen was
then declared duly elected.
Thearden appointed Wm. Melcay,
T.
of God rich,. as thth
e other auditor.
d by by Mr. Girvin, seconded
by Mi4 Young, that a ',committe • of
five be ballotted for, to strike the Stand-
ing Ooremittee of the year.
`Moved in amendment by Mr. Green-
away, seconded by Mr. Bishop, that a
committee of five be ballotted for, to
stril e -blie Standing Committee of Vie
year, and the vote be taken thus : That
each ir einber shall write on a slip of
paper the name he votes for, and hand
it into the Clerk.
After the ballot was Laken, the com-
mittee was declared to conthst of Messrs.
Patton, Sproat, Girvin, Leckie, and
Bishop.
e 0uncil then adjourned till 10
ock t morrow..
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jam. 27th, *9...
Council met thz morning' trsant
td adjournment. Eresent, th4 &inte,
Couneillors as yeeterclay.
The minutes of yesterday we read
and approved of „
Petition of John Nairn few ee-elief.
Finance committee.
Petition of John 4i -ides -son as oth-
ers, asking the .0ouncil to forgi
hams the amount he has beccie
in-
debted to the County, as surettlfor a
defaulting Toll -gate keeper. Fance
Committee. 1
Several other petitions receivkl the
ame deliverance'.
Reports of A. Worthington ated the
ev 11 Gibson, L S'r 8. Schoolt
ittee. I -
Moved by Mr. Messer, seconcW by
r. Gitlin, that sealed' tendeis kip re-
eived by the County :Clerk, -un rho, The Clerks. salary
eist 7 o'clock to -mos -tow evening; for $1.00. •
r.
he County Printing for the cOrent MMallongh tried
ear, and -that the tendeis Melo+ the , ger einn for the:Port Afl
chedele of Convictions and all either failed,
whiting that has to be paid for ler thie-1 The finance committe
orporation, and that the 0101-k Amid useel dog tax onits repo
be ;tenders to the Chau men ot the the t w 0:1iint; ehould be P
ommittee on printing for -consitesa killed by dog'.
ion J. It was inelered LIet +1jinCoatiiroined-made
Ou and seconded the Conet Home be repaired.
. it was moved by Mr. i'ation see- by
MrSeotte'that the repo) 1- eineeded
by- reducing the, Treasese ,r'e ..ealea-y the
sure of 8200. The rep t %Vali 8111. -,b -ii,
read, slightly amended ax id
adopted.
ed on a rdtivoifeioFiLinar ce c 61 nmittt,e, la
!ivit'.3. J .
. FRJDAY.
On this day the subject PI r (44,
brilges, &et, was the n,st,,,pi
Messrs. Mallotrefi and ser
n:sz:.,3 1. r
f,5200 for the eitension the A eelleld
Gravel. Road 'although
11-11„
enough to con3pkto it - er. Glee 4wity
got $500 teavaisis impro in; the abonit
inably had Credititin >lit atel .7dr.
Young was premised ael lge t vet- -the
first q eposit $1100, .
land on it
.Mait conciitieat C
n Alseene
° Santersert
flowing Local SuperintendenC
t% eisere • llie ouncil then sidjt
. . i
ppointed for their respective dietricts ; I
ie., Rev.• teibson, Stanley;
tokes, Goderich Townehip; Rev.
arr, Ashfield and Colliorne ; J.
erguson Grey ; Dr. _A. Worthind en,
owic ; Tiev. .A. McDonald, TutrXte.--
) .
31st of May next.
•
s mind by
sein fs„)r a Jar -
et I:load, but
;let ed the .
, tent agreed
d. for flee'?
!,r;of of the
lied to the
Sentorth OomiiL
The VilLtge Connell inet
Present the Reeve and all
s lab.; Thomas Farris*, Turnleivev, minutes of the "litSt
Morriseand leaSt Wawanosh; Rev., :fr. I ad°Pte'L A Petizi°11- "w4s
Youn'
g Hullet
The Rev. Robert Tire was appoilWed.
Glenn:mar School Trustee for the c4d-
erich Grammar School ; and Joekvh
Whitehead for the Cinton Graniker
Selme?tit'
Lar from the Comity Treattittsrel ed. The, (kmniii-tLee cm- *I”' warktt
accompanied by Scheaules of receMe dehandecl in their r )poet. Tele
,'a
and expenditure.
lira Moron, and severe' ate
were ordered to be paid.
wee veted $2 per 'Week Mr:
band is releaeed. -
appointntent cf t1 vie
aS read three tines anti pass-
Treasurer was authorized to
The TreaSerer Was instreicted to • z';3* WaS
„.) return his
Cetek wae
lautlicrized to take the Lest ee-1 etivie'e
°lithe By-L0elto regulate .> t,!.lsors.
Ge McDeurfalle efeee
Aircrthof silver. The- 0
O( r to the dila-went mcmicipalities the g1h1 Until satul:dav '1°11'
money in his hands. collected from Ole ; to the Treaeurer. Tin
non-resident lands.
Letter from Sheriff lleDonald.,!' in I
regard tb women applying for the oiEl'e
of Court House leeeixer.
DIblenn, Treee/ rr.
•
S. 8tark, Collector;
Lueby, Street //teate ft,r.
b`tark,. „License do.
„ P. 131111, Bread do.
Feinee Yw
iefr,rs, J.' Wie ere.
mo,itt.,& A. Wilson. C•me
ed to! meet ae-ain 1C-Ienel
next iat pt seven e!elocle
fs. Lincoln.
Frtl)m the following it ar be 1 seen
that • Mrs. Lincoln vgh ery 1 ideas
ofte, honor to eihh )-IW-IWtertithas
el
t'ae s-Vidow of a Dee siecel l'r
-
Twelve applicatione for the of co.:. oft
,Court House Keeper, referred to Utteoli
and Court House Comulittee.
numlier of accounts were thenee‘-
ferred to the Finance Cominittect
'A:Levet-11)y M &
r. Si secondcev
Mr. 'Cal riek-, that the sum of $3000
rused by the County for the in:Trate-
trent of the boundary lines of the5;eee
eisd municipalities ; the! sum "so, rtitttiti
to be appropriated accprding to-, t
equalized assessment of the' currett,,
year ; -the expenditure to be on 6e
Same prineiple as last year exclusively
on town lines except Goderich TowtSie;
Clinton. and lines,
villeges, who mely
ampropriate ther
eir ioportion heretet
fOtre.• . Carried. " •
Moved by Mr. ---Messee, seconded 3-1-ey ;
Mr.. Scott, That the Clerk- furnish tteis
Obuncil with the Bonds and SuretieSef
the County Treasurer, for examinatian,
by the Council, as requested by S-Le't-
ute. Carried. •
•
Council then adjourned till tin
o'clock, te
The bends of the Co. Treasurer wtle
submitted to the finance committee,
Telmant was elected -L. Safor*.
Wattemosh.
Application of Mr. _Watson for the
office of County Treasierer WaS read a*11
referred to the salaries committee.11
t,4100.-.01.1
:y .4,;‘%3lini.g.
" 1 i herev. WI* most. re:Ty: taflv lin,-
sent id: the honorable stre ei the
United States an applkatien, fir sr pen-
sion. ' I, am a widow of a in rsident ef
the United States who life s.) ea' sacri-
ficed in hie (ouutry's Servee. That
sad calamity has creaely im tired liaAr
health', and .by the adii e u ,1Y ))111:-
- -
Sieiart$ 1 have come ONT1' to
- .
to try the ininer41,1 watere, aud ',during -
i
the winter to go to Italy, lint net- itnen-
cial means do not permit 111 1')- tithe
advantage, of the urgent ads'ive given
me, nor can I live in a etyle leeeening
the,
e widow of the chief magi; trete of :1-1,
great nation, although I lite as'et.011, -
tothically as I can.' , In eon s'eberititai
pf the great services of leeply, 1: e
tented husbend has render el to the
United 8tates and of the fee t'ul 1.5ss 1
lane sustained by his iminaly death,
is martyrdom; I may e:ty, I respect -
tally submit to your honorei,le body
his petition, hoping that ;In .irly pen -
ion may be granted nes,• so t at I_ may
Report of 'Dr.. Stokes was read asid
referred to School committee.
Application from Sheriff McDon:
for an. additional roam in the Couet
House was read and referred.
Beveled accounts were, read. .
Moved by Mr. Patton, secby l‘f'
Snell, That the TreaSurer, be requested 1
It
lave less pecuniary care.
"I remain, most respee. liv,
"Mrs. A. LEN
to give a verbal statement to thie comes-
cil of the amonnt accruing annualty
from perquisites in connettion with Irie
(e. -
The Treasurer then made his sta
merit, to the, evident satisfaction of 'tlee
Moved by Mr. Horton., see. by
, That t a committee of five b ar-
p( lilted; consisting of Messrs. Biqho
Alesser, Your,g, Ferran, and the loitq
for the purpose of investigating th
sition of the ,Northein Gravel Roase
lea ding throug4 the Townships' of CV
borne, Wawanosh and .Aelifield
ofli, satil
•e. Carrid
investigation to be with a viewto plat,
chase by this Council, the comniittee tr4
report at this meeting of Council. Oar;
The Clerk was instructed procur-
a a copy of thestatutes of List Session
Ontario Parliament for each • Reev
Deputy, and Clerk.
Halfpast 7 o'clock, prm.
The Council resiuned.
meinorial wee ordered to be d A
ed in ieference to the pay of the vo
teers during battallion
Mr. Scott was adaed to the Gabl and
Court House Committee.
Petition in favor of 4 harbor .of ref:
I
uge at Goderich was read and ardere01
to be signed by the Warden. . •1
On the reacliug of the report of t14)
sallasies committee,
Tim Union Pacific Railron 1 is now
in 'operation for over one tbouand
miles, and but little 'more 11,171). 250
miles of the traek now lernunt, to be
completedit is now belie -v-ed thett
travells r; eviil be able, during the next
summer, to pass by rail -all the way
from 'the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
without further lhindrance than the
usnal way -station stoppieige. that a
'continuous line of rail - w' xllj be open
from New (bark: to San remise°.
The energy with which this 4 eat rail-
way enterprise has been plebe 1 through,
is without parallel, except
tish East Indies. At the bee
the
nning of
the year 1866, only 40 mil ,e.;• of the
.rpad bad been constructed ; iring the
next 3rear, 265 miles WM laid in 1867
,375 miles more were comple ed ; amt
(.1tning 1868, nearly 500 mile, ; hence,
,more than a thousand miles of trade
were laid in thQ shoit Fince of three
yea's. The road has earned the last
year over .0,00,000 by local business
alone. . This road will, in adc ition to
'being . the greatest, comArcill enter-
prise in the world, be, in all pr
the great extinguisher of Mo
and thus remove that great rn and
religious excrescence from th face of:
the -
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Wet'k-, report of
the merehants
purpose of pas,,ing
- relating to th& Inarket
_ the ineeting i».
called by public adi4e
invitations to those
vorable to the views
is,,but fail- to ink
ioaseutssien Ivas not th
41.11-(1.'it is thr!refize not
they so speedily d'
high market fees a
of Vile roads and.
grain were the real c
of trade. The resoluti
fore- may, iie talten a
worth, simply as)an. ex
ion from parties ;who
Inatket fee on
terests to , 'be different
_ineeting have lon,,,
ivhat
teog.gzellto.t
,that the p mine
i'llTbilliee. public f,- .2 I
11; Itlii.10;:g h
th
of these producp
inaillet annually a
thousand Ilbllare, and i
ing, and there is no
they should not be