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egitetion which will here intervened in the meontinto. Mr. LAUDEBogroed in the cloning re- morko ot the munherior South Bruce. He would not oritioiee the conduct of the Gre. ernment. in coupling wit the oontinneuoe , ot theoe grento ior e "huh intimetiou that they would then be diooontinuod. It 1 wet for them totehe the reopoeoibiiity oi , that come. The queotion woo one of the , utmost importence. There woo none, with ', 'd,"g,',rat', which tho Mttd thio conn- trywon moronerrowyeoru nootho . . ending- oithie houn- 'gll'11k'l'll2llauG I our overt ttt theBeioommlln Mini"! t with they grento. Ho could not ogre: that I ttttiiriiiVioaU, The greet Robert Bald. ' win had declored thetho would not column I the reeponoibility ot withholding oppropriev . tiono of thio oherecter. It wee not e queo. ' tion to be oottled by e Government, merely . sitting in their council room. It woo one to l be nettled by logiolotive eneotment. The people ot thio country had - to rot oeide eeoterlen diirersrtoerq, with reference tcour Common School eyotem. Still he believed the vent mejority would. It It were preotioe- ble. peier thet their religion! teoohtrl ohonld hero tome Intl-ttte in moulding . . the minds ot theirohildren, in oonneotion ' ' with their eduoetion. he regord'd the higher ' domino, it: woo cloooly 1tPf, zit: .the teeo o theology, on e greo Jury would ll done to it, it it were withdrewn from the 1afltteguteot the beotmindeinthe _ vorioue ohuroheo. To cut ed theoe churcheo " ioeterore oi the higher eduoetion, wee e position which no etetoemen in thio country oughtto take. He would not dieoueo the l beeringo which the emonnt of work done by the veriouo ooilegee had on the onbjeot, f on theoe had been to ebly preoentod by the member for Wellend. He would toy, how. tt ever. that he did not think the," (MM! country were pref-Nil for. Known): , theoe genie, wit out o complete revieion oi 0 our w lo univereity oyetom. The Univeroity l building wee the wonder ot Amerioe. He wee proud ot it, but, It they eooertolned the feel. Ing of their oonetitueute. they would find it to be thot hir,', been built ht: gttg,yg'd r out, out o proportion to on e wento oi thio tlt,lli'i!,ri'ii'ii,i'ihi,t,illio)'ii't1 ~ teeohing ohould be ed by voluntory ', tiglPt,ttiRe tooey that mono! the I higheet cult ehonld be dried iron thdr , poeto no oducetoro ot the people, becouee In w . another piece they wemthittitriftttsl teechero. on , wee in the higheot degree ebeurd. Thin woe t [' not e queetion peculier to thio country. In ' . Eoglend the qieion ot Unlveroity extenu tr . teneion woo f,"g,'tAgt,', generel ottention. 0 The oteteomen 0 country thou ht " on ' right to evell themeelvee oi the Tall'. i memo they iound in exiotonoe, onpported by y 0 verionedenominetione. ondtontiliee them for tht > the generol good by ttl'egr,t',t to inoreeee reg o their efhuner--an he not too why we alt ' ohould not copy oogood onenmplo hero tr He hoped the Government would be pro ' ' pared, before onother oeoeiou, to deal with W! the queetion by legieletion. ptl' , Dr. licGILLooidhohed mm with t ttla _ greet deal ot intoreot to thin dleouoeion, end de; had been dioeppointod with the wey W l in which It had been hendled. 11 He thought meny hon. gentlemen were mi , eireid to meet the queotlon boldly. oocording "l to the diotetee oi their own couocienceo. m M wee pleeood with the pol oiunounced by the W" Treoonrer. m would eve been better tt'0 plotted, however, it the Treeourer bed not "i been quite to littoral. (Hour, beer). sun tin It the opeech ot the treeeurer indloeted the od policy ot the Government. be (Dr. MoGill) tm endorsed thet policy with his whole heert. un He wee gled we had o Govenment which had on the oonrogo to bring down ouch e meeture, " end he irneted they would hove the oouroge tm _ to otoud or fell by it. At e reeeon why "I -. " "tB', _", .. M" --. .i.tAtftte1tnyritei1, Ir