The Huron News-Record, 1886-07-21, Page 4-
Th Huron News fievord
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WeduesdaY, July Rist,
ROLE RULE.
g4V-Ag.iNfo$ under the guise a
Home Rule has been defeated. The
thoioniste• Lave retuned 392 as
rgainst 270 Separatists. This leaves
eight to Lear from. •One of these is
the Speaker;and if the other seven
should be of the same•political com-
plexion as formerly, the new Houk
will be composed a 319 Conserva-
tives, 71 Unfonist-Liberals, 190
Gladstoneites and 8.6 Nationalists.
That is, 3,93' Unionists and 276
Separatists, S naajority in fav,br of
Conservative -Unionists of 117. The
friends. of .ireland, the, friends of'.
. \, r j„."
VW ea the way for disruption of ett, in danger though he Ite debarred I largely, is a :lta aci,,•,-or they are
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the Empire, the separation and ,iso- from- the use at rum. The world -statin,g untruths when they say that
lation of Ireland from Britain, But do Move. Less tOn thirty years thd gain. of Reform ;totes under the
it is held by many, and we are of ago the writer toek a trip fr000s: Ad is groatet than the gain of Con- •_,
that heather,. that Ireland withitut rich to British Columbia via the seiregve VOteo,,
the Empire would be in an in inhumes of Panama) there were no
Some weeks ago we called Wet -
measurably worse position than transcontinental railways then) eon -
tion to tho Globe's , pereistent and
'Ireland us new. Not a single argu- Sinning about forty •days time to
senseless"attacke upon the jntileiary:,,
intent can be adduced. in'favor of an reach the vicinity of Vancouver, the
of the ctountry,ltigh and low. Th
' independent Irish parliament- In western, terminus of the existing. tik
In the yeat journal edited by Tom, Dick and FOUR WEEKS\ "MEMORABLE" to the many buyers' t '
1Ias opened up, WE SHALL MAKE THE COMING
fact our Canadian provincial assem- Canadian Wale itailway. aud an ioerniti's position is this: That fi
blies are only expensive Ornaments, outlay of nearly $400,
The Assembly which meets tvt To- of grace 1886, the same destination HarrY is In4I'CI Yeliable than Courts whom we know will call upon us, likewise tpeinorsdale for
composed of reputable men, em- the convincing evidence -we shall offer that It.OBERTSON .
Tonto could be dispensed with. eau be rewind in about five days at
Their work could be done q the a ccist of abont PP, and all though. always "WIDE AWAKE" iu the interest of his'
inept for their legal erudition. That ' is
The world de a journal whose existenee depeflds patrons, that liii goods are better, prices lower, and ikLL
County Councils and, a Provincial Canadianterritory.
Board composed of the Ward.ens of move, Twenty years ago thismean- 1•Wen :its .pandering to prejudice, THINGS MORE SATISFACTORY TO BUYERS here
passion and partisanism, is a bettm: at our store THAN YOU'LL FIND THEM ELSE,
each county, Prohably some 'Such. •ada of onrs'" consisted of only twe
judge of law and facts than judges
scheme may be introduced into provinces and, solnething over one ' .WITERE---and so they ought to be ' and always are
and juries who are totally indepen-
Ireland, ' . and a, half millions of people. Now All our Goods are ALWAYS LEADERS and if you do,
dent of ADySlleh 04118idOpti0115. It
TI re o. I" 1 't' ve nuinbei. nearly five millions of .
. not buy from us you tre sure to GET LETT. Below .
,ripen•
ie oeorap ma post ion, alone, .•
ninst have often oecurecl to readers
throughont 'the world will
T b Of' • • ' '
Ireland Wands it being intlepen- oule and have nearly one half the
/0,30100 0, 0
question that the Censervagve plrq
, dent of Britian. • It would be trans.4 'area of the. British Empire which
forme'd into a piratical rendevous covers one fifth -of the glebe. The
England as in Canada is anxious .
for the .enemies of the Empire. world do move, and CataatIti• keeps
,to dojastice to Irt 1 ind and Irishmen.
The same foreirtn sources would apace with the progress, "The ice-
• nut false friends of everything•Irish 0
• have, in England as in this country,
encleaVored.to' captivate a confiding.
lace•and' people ,by the magic of a
nanie. There not o, Conservative
in Canada but reeognizes the prin-
ciple of Home Rttle asi adopted in
Canada,: and would be, pleased to
'Lear tliat the seine prineiple.of goy,
eminent had been applied to n'ot
only Ireland, but te England, Scot-
' • land aud Bot Home Rule
in Ireland, as elsewhere throughout
thEmpirmuit pot be incompati-
ble-with;laiv, ord.er,. and the integ-
rity Of the Einpil'e.. neticethis,
is preelsely: the • posit'ion taken by
Salisbury, and if. he forms a Gov -
f th GI b tl t ,7 .1 •
are our EGIAL prices for the next fonr -weeks
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try of hunlreds• of thon:ands of dol.. .BIG CUr 4' Dress el'e'Dds' 50' BIG DRIVE in Gloves, your ehoice:of •
lave would be effected, if the courts 300 pair far 25e., were 40e. Gingham AWAY DOWN, your eboies or
our stock for 10c, Gent's. Socks for 5a, worth 100.. Cottons, Shirting%
and jadges and juries throughout ' and Prints at prices which will astonish. All Goods marked down in
. • the.Dorninion could be abolished., ' order to clear, Don't forget the place,
supply the funds th attack and, an- bound deserts, ,s;if North A,merioif,"
pecially in. ease of Britain being en- by Yankere and Europeans, is
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emment,.wliich is more than likely,,
he•will introdUce an advanced men
•sure of local ,c,Tovernment. for the
whole Xingdom,somowhat after the
, pattern of out .Canadian municipal
.inoclit. of government. This home
rririt syStein will not iiermit of local
legielation that would cenfliet with,
J..L.rmperia statutes OT. leS*1414tOlijtnd
:WOUla' best:lbj0dt TeVT81011, or
,. annulment by the Imperial Govern-
.. ment.: There can be no iMpetinni,
hIY imperio,:•hoitiiigdoin .witlun a'
e 'a, principle, that is too
viciinte'not to say abstircl,.to be far
emollient. entertained. by, any ,one
having a •regartr fer,the,unity of the
Empire Or trio sacredness of civil,
religious and constitutional lli'berty.:
• It strange how an experienced.
• statesthan of the :eminent...ability of'
Gladstone has allowed, the ..lamour
Of cIerocgogies. brati.ngs
te the 'fearful .eonsequenees of his
prepesed The Separatiat
disputes, settled by the Globe staff, t9orfs MIER'? GREJI °TO
.noy Britain_from an.lrish base, ee, as Canada was until late Years called aha aye all.eivilmatters and all legal miler
This is a matter worthy the considera- •
-garted in. War, as have already suppli- conceded to be the ver garden of - . .
0, .
in..4....toa*amigaw.........arsulitleffg1=MYS01.16.21MXM*0
holt of the bald heaedd young liber- ..g •
ed the funds to keep up the. dynain- . this terrestrial orb. Besides the hardy
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_____., •• . Ontario and climbed into poss r upon.
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. I shoulclera. Like the seorpion
Of 'grapes, .peaches, apples e.xlii.b- ; Judge Morgan has foi some titne There were 50 lodges rePrescnted their.
, that is warmed in the bosom,. lie now
ile 9f whieh are,now surprising old , been •the bete noir Of the' Globe. , , saurn nonox, :
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2141. feiT EXETER tried arid let go again. at is the
als
man who befouled the Oral omen of
cereals, we prod,uce an. abundance '
it° and obstrtictivelegislative tactics.
Ireland ancl Irishmen have equal
ply iges, under the. old flag, with
all . other races and creeds. Go
where they will the same protection
is afforded the.: Itish-Englialunett•
that iS afforded the. Saxon -English-
men. Ireland has its, fair Share of
representation in. the imperial Par-
liament. Gladstone would „deprive
it of that. ,Irishmen have their
fair :share of priiferrnent and
onzolu-
ment -under the Iinparial Crovt,n;
and'it:is•dtie to them to say that MC
military, and. civir'adminstrators; elite) Pt'alles"; er:
whether at home or abroad, gans, etc., ole, Now we makethese,
'met are:undoubtedly more stMcoss-' for ovtr people and millions to spare
ful than those of any other class. for foreigners. In. this littleAown
Were Irishmen 'deprived of their of Clinton where thirty years ago
right4 ,*within the Union, then were . the tall. maples ancll stately.
nO blante 00111d be- attached to them eltr'S all th4T, 1)?.4,0o9 h'SakitYt
trying to get out of it. lltit they. ay now. be seen tho.. tall chimneys,
have the fen rights Of British 0i,layge factories, both of agrierd-
jects; and-H.1ot alone by blatant de- tura' old' Thusieal imPl.S1II4tst tire
.ntagogues Who prey upon ;their int-. o ier y rout aetory tarnina• out
pressible :natures ..woord ° be quite about 1500 :instruments. a. year,
at the Great. GoIenial Exhibition Officer the reason will be apparent... muileni Clinton; 818, Jahn Searie,tt, 1 t(Slirlioelu: disibi ii°°r°1:11703trviCii a
When; we. we say he is a Rousing , Pullen Dietrict. -L... o. IA .nr 710
allith. Tweodie, Clinton; 40, W. Aro- bleed and bones Of
-,- Er, — - 1 i VEI:B4rSt.1 ant[letn Itsn6,Tvisl out '
eountry 'people • of all nationalities-
Scett from •one. end of this Provinee
now being held in •Lontlati, Eng- -Ile morgwaized, Fast York and the.: T,Acadhary; 988; B. Churchill, .som- to tlie other, now conies forward RS
land. 'Nature has given us the sbil Cloba ba3iEl to the lune of a allu of 111.w-1'114 18881"°• 8: wP1sh, St's"- the clianiplon_4it. that unfortiinats '
. ..,.0.,1::,.0„.o. i.82, :., IrT)ceirkei'n meatiiilitsi't1,,-Ite tells us he N'VaS•
and ctitiate, our -People have 'dowel_ several buncltecl voterefor.the4).Grits: ' forat'1,1,;;eridol'itrice,,-L
• and now that. the .• ....
.oped the rest. Twenty years ago. And yet thet Gicibe was not satis6ed, , W.' I -T, 'gurney, Goderielr, 183: P. Me- siano scoundrel Ilia has cans. d thp
. 1.0. ,. gartney.r: HohnokivIlle;. 262, , Rich, minder of 100.0a.nadiaiTs, .M.r. Blak'e
we dePended uportforeirm titiiitries he was Stijl faVOrill" the Con.
for out textile Tabrics .toir woolens sorvatives becanse he did not vi , Oath, Satford;. 806; A, Anderson, -I votes him a hero. !.....
. Pc' Batlield Lim 045, W. RA, Oh con., - A r.WAYs Ax on,ixorniAN.
Cattons etc,, noW we make' these for' them all off the Voters' lists. .„But 4,alerick.
. !. ..., r• .• • . n .±___ . • 'Rev. Mr.. MeDonogh, of Strathroy, '
home. conSinnpticat and for' export. that sturdy champion Of Gritism Mr. , Stu nit* Dlitrfct..-,24, W. W. Oen- was •pleasod: to he here to tutngle:
tien we imported. farming ,implem- Mulock, 'AI. P., for North. 7.,;?1,1;, ficts•'% Por, Bitylielii; 808,.- SY. Plack,, Hills with the thcangi. men •on the 1 2thor
Green; 763, John BengOuglf Hensall; ,July. Ile Was an Orenee.men be.
riot so osixteloos a maw,: dr cis'? i 8g9, R, Niebelsen, Blake; 10I15, W. tore he tynn lbOrtv, nria Ile rejoiced :
. . .
'-conten.t. .• IVItere only , few .yearir age tire
• ab.original brides ;of lintel). were
ME. TVORLD.D.0 MOVE• Vooecl and won with the accpm-
The whirligig . time " bit age: PalliMeulti Of A,e ;guttural -"Ugh"
'of doaky warriors, there now
about nittay•cliting'es, .It: has, often. "Ugli"
,.SN'Areet ii-11144redby the
been remarked about dross fashicins
pale fac wliile the m elo o y ties-
, that, What. in one generatfen vaico
Sidered new.bact. been the style pr.0-, thetic ,titallatiOns 'Of: local made
%ably a dentAy The Deherty organe soothe the. hum of
ions of our .OWn tittles are-raTten- the..n1,3Wrial sur.i°u"i1.4) V"11Y
tlierely•Jr reprodtietion these of'a .the world do nigve: And the'great:-
.Tjo,the.p,nicn:aay..i,gie..pcc,plc Tn.. .fOrnter Of Potpie there have'
.bindhave the ifilierent' and inalien-. been various interMadiate elianges
able right Of personal liberty. That , whenail, manner of • oddities have
. if rtS indimidnel 'units they can; do boon! intrgAildesi §how-koNioro
n ill souniin beptoducticl. something
7 -they, please Why cittnat a com-
"new..unclet the 'There ,Lave
boiatiOn.„ of these units do as the.,1
members.thereofpleaso. Oneanswor 1'0°1 111011/1"Yla•°11° kind
to this ,is •that every individual must '.was in vogtia and .again when ni or -
sacrifice some of.,.11).s* ned,ty..fo.r: tho ality (4.0nd pattern. would be eon -
Eras when personal
go�d. the Whole' 'people. Ire eldere4 bkiee!
1#1.14' aolen-owl edge the ifirVialability.1..lesi:rallit •It•It'd Jihill.tY colikielebee
.ha (Ltd. eoeforin to stanclarde
„ of laws made for the • whole ecnn4
whioh
munitv, espeeially when. he bas a at, another: time w ould. be considered
, „
vele° ra.the making of them. Na-
•ap • ' a •
is only a f ays since
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tionellagIslation cannot be 'enacted the Legle18,41.11) Nev'Yerli'al'el•
, that will apply to the 'partioalar ilopriconment for debt in tho
ei,veunistatices !' Of 'each, individual, Empire State., 1.1:en, *Lashed been
The lef,rislation4Or Irelan & is. Mitteted, in.prison for Years,. for debt, in New
by a patliathent in.- which the pee: Y..014.itt were il! f"Yw days ago .liberatedr,
pie, of that portion. of the .pnitire, In coasegnence of the .enliglitened
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have ai• voide. There , .was a -time. legislation of our Yankeeneighbors,.
when thatlegishttion was invidious- .who Im.ve. often.,,sneeted at the he-
ly iniinical, to., Irelenth, Happily hind...the-age-ativ.eness. of we Prot, -
that tido is past. .. The Irish repro- .410l.alsi. Rat filereis:ProgreSnov4Y-
sentatil,Yes in 'the. Imperial .ratlia- 'Where and. in all thin,gs, The tread,
est Movontent in the progi'ess of the
Canadian,portion,of the • world' trey-
' ing tlie past- tWent'y years has been
effected by the far sighted statesinan:
Ship of the present prouder tbie
Dominion.- And Ilre greatest' Motor
in that onward Movement has, been
the. Natienal •Wftliout •ft
we woeld still be Chiefly hewers. of
-Wood and draivers. of water to
foreign intelleptuai inferiors.
EDIT04110` rOTES'.
The Dortiittion, Franchise Act
'has been; and is held by • the
Globe and , 'those of that.. ilk
to be n bad Act, • cone,ei'ved
iniquity, horn. in sin'. and. nursed.
By a band. of perjurers, called Re-
vising Wheel's, alias Comity' Court
ju'clgos, The wrath of the Globe
.aucl, its, wholesaler denuneiation of
the most liberal franehise we have
yet had, in the Dominion was ,,ac -
°minted. for by the dread on the part
ment Unit , we alio aware' do move. The la.lnous Atnerican of the Grits that the people, that is
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of bratight Ittyinenstirea before that wine, Jonathan Ifalwards, demoun- the greatest possi1310.. 'lumber of
House for the purpose.. of removing cad dancing an& social assemblies as persons compatible with tile safety
icians did not care what t on called.
tionktittients,. Nor have they- been, And ‘.Y..4 ticW•uct, and. that the reSult al' the 1-010r0ase in con inues inf oleo le provision
It t• ' f • Flt) vote Iaga' t tit v then, 00
s ins e o u.
lend a ti • I .'"'?1
not so inordinately voracious as the Rathwell, Varna.. ,
organ. Ile w.oulcl:not gobble Up the I
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• • that be was born in 11.eland; mid in •
- Ulster; be w.as Iroin linniskillen, tIte.
' liPRTTI.milloN.
: firat on •tlie roll of th and iin-
TorieS hinty' and: breeches) • Ile i -
k . . ' Dungannon pietrict..--4 o.' L. Ncv.. . pions
mei 11 il I iani of Orange. 8 is fore -p
quite 'con:tent .that. there shall: , .
ie, r• 30 Geo Burrow, Slieppirdten• 1065 m°
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i fathers were- Orangemen and his mo4 ,
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1-t;';i1orro.w, Nile: 'There -Were iods.st..
, .; tiler was one toe„ daughter.), • Ile. ..1,
main ''a.:sreninditt. of them. ' in his !,rirosent from:this locality. which .are
I knew', what thelwinciplos of the oit- r!
.11.idinir . On Monday • of last '. not mentioned., • . • • , • , : ., : . • . •
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• d•er Were* 1.1t*,W1i8 glad to assist' in: ..
Week . 'when ' . Judge,. 141orn-at ' lid oPle,brating one of the oarandest. 'vie.. '
co: . .
r,.• 1. •
3.11e other loc.ges, were iOnl Bul :
topics :of h is t.erV and Unit 'Clie butt
... . ., . • dulph District. and. East MicIdletrdi. :.
completed: the • re -vision . in. North , is claimed' that there were .about , • 11 ' ' •'. .: •;1 1 e .
:ot the floe . was a o•ee,t • i'y .1e. •
•York Mr. II 1 ' h -.. di I tl
„ ...„ a oc :. a t resset to.,
. , . ! .1.3,000'paciPle present:. • • .' : '
. . • 'Could ,quote , INTO Thos. 1/7A rcy - Ble.-. '
Court in this'. anti-Grobidt style :. ''. Shottlyaftor the lodges '04tivea at : gee a man Who,. because. 'of his loyall.
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l'ty t'd, great Britain; fell at the handl
. 'lit said that be:wished pahlieli to state" -III. ° 0°Yei.t19:s/;)akuog begom" '
ing perforated his duties in • a inot.liiii.;' 0# .Motion of 3"..Scarlett,.See..ty. E. • of a, i,nid night Assassin; Mr -Magee. .
'that, the battle Of the •:
„that,Mr. Mergan liati- throughout: the rid- ' '
would not *thank him:for this, ai lielnew
lif4,1;,totun, ',Grand' Master, was .: eltidted to 'the .
; FloodY,:W...W..COnnor, Past Deputy• has mitten
their civil end yeligious liberty. In.
Boyne. guarantees to British sullitects
:•inipartial . and tibls manner. '
that Le .would. feciaire no th chair. •1\1r.'...Coniiot. 'arose, 'and all],
auks 'for : eicusing hitn;ieltim groUnd of . beitig . the defeat at Parned. and his •IItinie..
Itiile Bill scheme, he recognized the,.
merely', acing-,Ilis. diary.- IT° had' h en teo feeble,- and resigning in. favor el'
present -at • every court held. in his con-, :1-I. A. L. White,: he made:a few re- bend of 6°4 it is an ettart to. give •
stitueney, and' in• no..e44e,-filtliou.gb the ina'rica., He said that: he hall -been an hone role' to 'Romp. Wilo should.'
light was:keenly 'etintestotd:-,did he 'find • oitungemmr, fr,003 his young days; dila, rule ii,eland-,...,Rome, Parnell. or the'
.thest•Xudge. Morgan had .in •iiny,,way ' British throne? 'rbq eleetorS Of Eng -
parted hoar d(hadrog the ,ea.aas in, a ,poi,
de, !Ill it lie' had spoken at about :AY de:
land have Sakti by aii-oviimwhelining..'
leetly;•,jialicial aphit and. Wft110111:, 111' al ' . . •••''' - ' • . '
i wonstrationq under :the &tug Aces- of - -
. II Majority that:the Britian Parliathent- .
single .instailee, showing:. a• tleaning to. . the • Order ; it gave Min pee i plea- SII . ., .. .
at continue to rule: Ireland,' anct.•
wank:that party with' which,' before dm',
, .*:. sure•Mi this, occasion, aS lie thought.
elevation to the bench, belied beenident- that;it.sball'not be 'handed over to. -•
ified: Ile bad.asklid.• handreds of lieform-''
: 'the Order was: beipg, its it Were; 'in-.
the 'iender inereies oll.he Papists of
ere ell over the •riding their. opinion as; to .
: vigoratecl or,fresh lise infilSed into it.
It gave him groat pleasure to learn of . Ireland-. Ireland would pot be Buie,.
,fied with. l 1 o in e Rule.. -' They wanted ,
his honor's .111:lingo, and ' in all eases- they :; the defeat of the•livirrie Rule l'or,Ire- '
:coipPlete sqparation...:While' rembr'.. e
liait-ciitirely ,eoineideil in this • view.: 'He : litiAy for were it granted, the...people. '
ling -over Ireland an'fi -Englund anti,1
WAS the more'partienlarly pleased tomalre• • on . that Isle would 'suffer! severely.; .
8eotland last 'spn-prier, lie,had.• con... ji-
..this-tmeellient! on accoho a ar:..thi4...atcasits . Af tei• thanking those present for their ,
by a certain section of the press, -and 'be- . attenclance,•(especially the ladies), -he °hide!' thet Nen" Re" 000ld• OnOt r
carry, and Home. Ilnle,' in the shape- .
widell 111*1'1Yeeli made upon Intigii•Morgan" ,
pointment the government. lied made a '
sat, clown:amid. great applause.. •, .
H. ik. 1.i. White, Provincal.,:Grpd,' :.gt1„.4,-, 01.,,,,,„s..), - 1
..t, ;s• only a few.inen- 1
cause he had always felt thilt-i.o hi§ ap-'• ' ' ' • ' depended by Itomei .shall.never •••be;:.
apist,iudicious selection:. : • Ilitisteri• kning . introdueeill tri• the ths Mee' 1-) • ' II •said nothing but.....
• Mr: 11,luioeh has been p ,e.ent .11' li . ' d t lt ' ' '
' .. :eliali; was luudlY clitiered:,-'llo iriade : • • " • ajne •
complete separation • Would ' seiisiir'
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. . . 3. !. ,. oxoe 'out. intro ue•ory:reinar s.,, • . .• .
•Ireland., .- 1 hitt is what, . they. want .•
has asked hundred's' of Reformers, .Vealter, said he, was pleiteed to have ;that Will aselst :them int4r ' Y " 6—
_ y never e an t 1111 ,
. , . fr ., h .. •ini, that end.' Lae accotnylisn,•
"all %over the riding": respectind ' 1 ' '
• - an. O'Pportunity 'of.'s anikin-vto such a • ' , be the Peo. •
ple of Udster wbuld fight/to ti. 'I -t ' '''
, . p arge gathering o . Orangemen • and
J"ndg,0 lgorgan's'action; and hie own . othera. He said that the Orangettien. . drop of. their. -blood . -ft ' 1C. " ....
... . gtunst Itome•
The roved thetwhen the ref; oncl.. • ' ' - • • • . • • ' - - Y " .:' • '
, tiny, sboh authority': Their .' fore-
,Tha.ge is- petfectly, iliparti4,- and ,and '85.. 1 -le lirietly alluded to the re.. fathers! Werti justified ; in re .
. ., • .bellmo •
every eowtt held' in the tiding; • he Bev. 8.. Pt Itobirieoni. _the fir$t and theshould t I
testimon'y,.. 'end the ..teatimony were the. back bone •of the country, "Rule, and he considered Unit. the' •
would be Justified in rebelling against •
hundreds of Refermers l's that the ed toY'rt)Ito call to atros.in.!677, 'Mill, '72
fusal:.of the Legislature to pass the • agaidet the wicked 'James; they weri;
had shoWn no leaning 'towards
, t h 3 Orange, iBill..ii48e . ,saihd hatIcoubld, nntot justified in shedding their blood at
party to whieli he bad belonged:be- give a 'pp, lea poc W1 101.1 ea - the battle of the'Boyne in defence of
fore his- elevation to the • bene3... itig ragainst Iteformers,. in order to their religion , and 'their i'bertv..
satisfy- lie political streak of the ,OrangenTen do not believe in 'wrong
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There could Itot-be. Mere Marked gath0riurtg, • *hlox was,. like hirnself, . doing7ther are 'hotind to Coot, st
condemnation of a public .johrital "Conservative, neither conld he con-. anytbing that. ,interferes with' 'their
derrin M. C. Cameron, without pram. liberty, and. when the cotiatitutionel
than tills open censure and teitudia-
'ug Sir Richard Cartlyright, in refer. rights of the Protestants of Ireland
tion by A Prominent &whiter of its 1 - ' ' a House of . Are endangered the Orangeman shall ,
. Commons:. : - . stand up in defence ot _Ulnae rights .
Rail vote in th
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• epee tottlie
arid in defiance of their would Ile
T.he chairman said that there wore „
ono. or two, points seggested I.y ilia' Rome U"1".s.. flglish'PeoPle811011111-
. . , Protestants'. were as good BritCHIS RS •
oivn party..,
3.10,1110770.11a
last 'speaker that he considered it his rele.fethber j'hat• OraNgelheri and irtt4C
dnty to say a • I.
TIM NtlY EXT11AMION MEATY. Of th0S0 trti3O the votein the Ca •
naman the English thPinselves: their heart:8
TbA dXtiltditiOli htaty 1-1-Outo-of-Commons-onthe-Iliellives were •fifi loyal as the English hearts
the Ilnited States and'. Groat Britain Won. Every.lieforruer who represent- around ((meets) the speak.
el, next adVer.trd to the
pertyispi of*
ed constitnencv. in.. Which. then
this country. In Erailand the *
Id- have • votes, and is miPplementi ry that of 1842 were a large .numbee of . Catholics
anv acts. tha't are onerons to theta. 'Sniii.,Ns • of fiatatt„ for human. 1.sotils.
soeietr„ WOO
refiniecllegialatientending to the ruin ent:tiltd upon final ies by the, vaters, would, o ,potato •
admersely
' to ofrticle 10 othat f tl t t
Tea Yr NV1iith.
. roon,t, and only these whose constito- , 8 ,e4T3,1,( I j'{u.,
Ifetternient, of the Irish people.. In torture OT• imprisoninalit for debt.
the interests of th '
eir.party; the Grit deals ell Y." tl le 'Ideation of ant veiled that the: hanging, of: Rtel .
.onmes wore almost entarel Protest
n _ n
t.. • .1 ' . Ittl'ovve ot • t
btelioniret tieAd ihoey w.ece ,attying the '
• fact the only; argument in favor Neliberdid he feel .ealled upon. to
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partY, tho party whieli has, ttlways the extradition Of criminals) and in-- was justified. ll'ven M. 0'.•Canteron,Wee
Hoine Rule la r1O argtt. Aononuce Iottorios nor the dainkino. 'KT,
Gen otic est. moot ,d u. favor of • •
01111100 mane, the oriales. MAO, 0107 Of I-Invon, a man of
traditable murder, assault with' not ove,r-odorons
fame, was foond boasting tliat•itiel 11. • I ,
,d Bi t a s o , arm to the Un.
If not) ,he t.0 tlio
Inca „at all, It is sinipiy..."we. want of ardent spirits. Yes that sante
The Irish MonilOili; by the -iv generation that,,tetu Lint ram was an
I . I
. e
absolute .'necessity of the hayfield
not'; proposing ,what toy consine
remedial fogislation,,in the Ilnperial , cittUg With,e4ual.,pertinacity to the
II.ou'sovhave virtually •acknowledgcd i necessity, olf hopyisonment for debt,
its profeetions, Anil yet if ' weave robbtir3Y, forgery and Pahl"' 41.8")' ' twhacs saa tuilleitrwYfty; yet in 187,1 he wean") 1("sts nI En4lat'''; Wit'" "
ranee ,of "'fling Gladstone in th'e lace, and all honor
•
liherty, whilst all jig actions belied. tont to oommit
men of England who have work
To, these critnes the (lawn through 'Ontario
to lialieve this sante this fortisd PaPor. n the pi ono to avenge the murder
monstrous Act lias been Alm means,. new treaty adds manslangliter, burg-. of Scott. Thoso ep eel
e les whie Kan
,.,, the good
Queen, who sympathises
lar entli le t u I '
-ezz- men neon)" invni- tinging in bin (the opealcer,g) cam Wail 018 loyalists Of the Empire.
Of adding mac). Grit than Oen-. Condi otieers.) No land leaguers,
f an amount , of $50 or upward, They., were eloquent sPeeehqe
no Warnellitesoto minions of Rome'
till Mune, hey, ppm.. ow a (.;a3, tr,,p“Botittient for debt aervative voters, Now, the Mob's. and !Wally' desimation of had nfloted $6,000 on..1811., 10 10 sliall ever dictate to Elio United Brit. „
t, T • 11 - • I's •• •
and zts eohoesv mu'et Tao ivong property,which, mulangeret he tlo of ' g. fl'tr .t11(1 °t*C1 i peop e. (low apt) ause..),
ethers, and in Ent ten; entintly
" I of Mel.. Now this sante man has Piste.
rolloweit„iiiost be of a elass4
ently.a.o..prokerly,legislated for, bufil is not considered nooessary in order'
adlilt4Pg..thitt, to be tho,. that.the foundations:of society may
mto,,ean. do as..weli by: entselves,,,I1 he liso,sccii re and its bul warks, in
11010.. (mules . the essonee and Met- • Neither: is the aye-,
J)1317 of Gliid,,foilets IT .0111 Bill,s' WM of the indiVideal _Mau cousia'ott yhied lumber, Se.* *YIA/o.lacell gDol
1314A11,, 01",4 MANDY, '
is make , a by law., The htst ot 'Wont Dp,r,i:ell toyilcl balinadt
iviLo . made thosel+ t llridgetnan, of •ffensall,..
w11°°'''it w°r° 44 Ads184)14"143'14`-',provision4 i'neatiti to cover crinirs.of
With. votes if • ttti prosh.i,10 A0t., I. • waen e•offered t1at. toward, it was. painted out the absurditv,. el the
V •
1' Ile 4/1 • OCin Pet Vitikl, desire to have Itiel hanged' cloini that the, shOulti
. 1.1ra1?only.that tise ilutilib b000pan.tx„, deprived- of . their ntopetty„ beeens.s.:)
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