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, _ ' ' aitomttrto " T. '- , 77 r. 'm s. " r, ' h _ "in. r - Wynn», " w' . ' bro?" before him, 't"t4hlTtt Ud " W". l " r g - 5's". T " " baa!" Wt . A." I 'l f, . m'v K ' ' . 'A $4.? t more could bs done 'flL"att my'm are». n . ' ' _ /, $1112.}; aloha!" episode In tho 1mrxrerot the a M T .. ' 8ifl Inuit had done. m wa w . t the Govern- _ J : '. r..,' _ member for Lincoln whichhsd he m.reetrntrtt a A: s" IB' .'. , done What they ounht toenail!!! they had . . l ", .51»; ed "iiGGiiyiGisiiiitileupttiyatwithrtrt,1 r: r:?J..tim q , . 'jae , While he re gutted that thi.llave done; and _ ' ' "" jrt,: l to the leader of the Ottawa Government. It Hi, '3'" , P, , l " not been Punished it Wi fel. murder had . that gallant knight was plagued totem 'rAltillMa l ' , of this ("Newman and is certainly no fault '. the remarks he once made In . regardto 1 5'31, gosh; , that it had not be none of this 1 [ounce member for Lincoln, A he did not think I . . "'5'. r M I l en putttahcd. that hon. [gentleman would d", so anI- 'ls,", . r. l 'KER _ ions to do and him an ounce so . a stated that he h'fd'ud th." the Premier had ve friendl a fe'elin t0wards him. . _ ' .nothing to do with this V y E . matter, but he had revrousl gum that Be Mr. Fraser) had not Intended to offer l he had everything to do with the adrninist my remarks on the subject bat for the per- ' g .. tion of Mr. nlakc-me proceeded to tt "it. tsonal allusions maderby the hon. member ai ' _ the hon. member for South Brant Lt) son for Lincoln. When that gentleman rose in , tal, i . ' him with deserting his former 1fi'l'lf/d'l;".' his seatto make accusations against other . "ii' 7 _ and with inconsistency in denouncing] tri,'. members, his own conscience should tell him a E . John Mucdonald'g Government wk," I that he himself was gniltlesl of any like act. ' , n; ' had voted in favour cl allowin 'd1dl do should recollect that not very long ago. , " i Br, Gray to be employed by the Cie',,),',",',',',',',',; mauother House, he had done the very thing t I rr " H M . ' that he charged the member for Brant With l g or . on. r. WOOD denied that, having done. The tttlrtrtiaet'tt wlas Iii ii . a Mr. By}: E b , tr continual] talking about can , an ony l P, Mmlfrmrtematzems We?!Mien-amenqumemw " - " and the member for South Brtult. He pro- as harm; been guilty ot defrauding negroes. , . ' ,' oeeded to say that when tho Opposition in Mr. RYEERTN-a did not charge him with . [ti ') , ,', the . Commons proposed to duitushi" it, but 1 said that he had been so charged Bl . , ! Sheriffs, ML, Mr.. 'Vood opposed them, He Mr. FRASER said the member for Lincoln t l " i "rytte.t " oPner? that England alone had was surely not so blind that he could not see _ V l T V I y1iisdutiott to try Riot. that he was ',1,t1ert't1,at Imeal? that the i . Hon. . r ' charge was true. He h a so a ego on a y . ' [ attacks "if" 330D to" to rep ly to the previous occasion that he (the speaker) had . f , ' Mr RYKERT to . t f I been charged with corrupt practices, and he I ' g The hon tl "I"; Lt A"',",', tt on er. meant to convey the impression that the " _! A i . . tten II'" '.' c y tspoken. charge was correct, though he had not the r , ' Mr. BODGIth.l31d the hon. member for mnnlmeas to any so outright, The hon T , l i i.', South Brant hailing boon attacked in very ' gentle man attacked upon that style of argu- i strong language he was entitled to be heard l, ment. He was nothing without the scrap- l i by the House. In order to give him that ': bookto whiohhe tratreantstartt)y referring, and i, . opportunity he would move that the debate ) he (the speaker) wondered if he had kept I, L' ' bo "learned. I in that scrap-book his own history. If , r, I Hon. Mr. WOOD ma he disliked to make l We did _ he would boar in mind that _ M) my personal allusions in the 11oum, or out of ' All "it: v.nt, true that WM charged. Coming & V it. The question raised by this disouasiun to the subject matter of debate the speaker " , l was whether the responsibility of pursuing ', and he had not very Well undorstom what l ' I T the resolution passed by this House, in re- the member for East Toronto had complained ' 'd , f 1 lorence to the reward, nastcd with this House about. Una would have supposed from all I § ' or this Government, or where it rested? lie the honest indignation that had been maui. I k ll rr adverted to his own line of .argument in lowed by hon. gentlemen opposite to-night, l" 'T rr , proving that tho jurisdiction rest. that a good dual of it would have found cur. ( f , ed with the Government of Canada. rr-ncy in the country last summer when the 3 F. , l and said that it had been rescued for the clectituia were in pro-gross. He had always i 'l I ' . member in Lin-out, with his exceeding lnld that by the murder of Scott British law , Jrl I . I ' great knowledge or profound and darkening' had been violated and that the law should i j 1 . Cr ' ignorance, tor'eny that statement. llepl . l": trmply vindicated Gentlemen 09.00- ' if ' I l mg to thevhargo of the member for Lincoln die should have taken strong ground (i _ r It ' , l l that' he had voted against a motion can against the men in power at Ottawa when E b 13? 'ri, s r damning tho payment of n monthly 'salary to C they had the opportunity to do so effectively, : ' i' I A i r _ anwmberlof luritaruett,he denied the charge, and Lot oi'eti their mouths here for the first l t y . and read from the journals of the Iii-use oi time In condemnation Had they acted " w I, an, F! ' _ Commons in support of his denial. no hal they should have done there was no power M" _ g; . 'i denied the charge when the hon. gentleman at Ut't.awa that would have been strong ' " Vfe, l _ u made it, but that gentleman had row-sled it ' enough to have resisted their demands. The t . ii l I over and ex or again, though he knew that real parties who were to blame for not secur- ( " ' his statement was untrue. ing justice for the outrages in Manitoba were _ ' B, . , Mr. LAL'DER rose to a point of order the creatures in that Province of the Ottawa I Was an hon. gentleman tlhmtul t, use suvh. y ! Government and that Government itself. l l l '"' " . ' . " ' Mr. Frau r alluded to the fact that the mem- ornsabe towards another. y, V _ , l , . t M Wot ll) --Th ho m '.let, , g her for bouth buncoe should have always . F . ' ".1 f l e in g i,"'; I'M"? "" ttn l been absent in both Houses, except upon one a f , "In"! ,'( ea o Otter t he tadm truth. 1 occasion, when resolutions with a View to g r ( avg tor.) . . . have justice done were voted upon, and that i ' I l . . Mr. LAI Dlat wanted to such lmguago on the one oecssion'on which he was present, f - r I v r, E as out of order. he had voted agnidst Mr. Blake's reso- 3 1 I . I Mr. WOOD asked why the hon, gentlemen lution asking for the aid of the Government . , I . had not risen to a int of orderuhou the to secure the murderers of t.rootts E il EI t' F membcr for Lincoln ell repeated the char 0 The people of the country had twice given a t , , in the face of his positive denial: A5. verdict upon the question, and he hoped the , , Verting to the iubjoot before the Opposition were as well satisfied with the , * ' I House, he showed that Col. Wolscley had second verdict as they were with the timt. i 3 been ttze of all authority to arrest Riel, Mr. BYKERT replied to the charges of E ', and yet garittart .who approved of inconsistency made against him, and produc- h it . , that condemn the Ontario Government for ed reports of statements of Messrs. Brown I ii . "t not sending up some one to arrest [lit-l. in and tundtitsld Macdonald, exculpating him E ' / conclusion. he warned the member tor Lin. from such alcourselin the old Parhament. . , il coln that u nigh: . bo compelled The motion was then carried, and the i j, d to make it N. Slide" to look H0030 adioumed " 12A5 m ', . , ii into his record. m might provoke , 'fyll..fdlUlf . g i i r him to allude to circumstances that might not t , I he pleasant" him in his political history. PEITMONS- r, , r . ' The hon. gentleman had 'comphmed of his l Mr. Caldwell-From the Canada Central ., attacking Sir John A, Macdonald. m had! Railway Company, to widen Broad-street, I 'e * ay,gglipttt"gtt',tat','ft Jotu, 13-! Ottawa. ' l = l' buedonal0.tm8, yewas's _ I wr enemy. H. "hunk" L. 1',"trttg, a ! of ',fiia'et"i-,i'2rL'2, gazillizLCouncil I a . course Which, if notolucked by 0 900le i " P . . 7, of this count-g. mtult1 "an." in" turn. t Ahso-a'rom.tht County banner! of Mid. A Actuated by a. motives he did all in his (new commas the payment of Gaol Olli- , power last summer. athls own expense, to ciala. ') BI l, t 3, - ttgttf.t1tlrt "(to Sir Nt-ppm the same body for gratuitous I john A. m. onald. And it, through hi. admission to public Asylums. l . ' 'ofrorta, members bad been returned ?irpottd Mr. Ireredith--Prom the City Council of i , . t, that "can." .0 that his Imam for an Act to provide for the election " ' . Administration would be overthrown, he of "W of ttities by the people! cs, ', " ,yglf. feel like fwd J'2hu"agLolf,; Mr; 1U1vert--Protn the Town Council of . . . .. . _ n how; hottest t on y 8 P n St. Cathann' as for amendments to the Muni. l ' peace.' (Loud~ohesrs.) 1th ' th be cipal Act. . , '. 1 "grett? a e mom r y _ , y mhgi1,tdll'd seen tit to make a gross ' Mr. Fr.nNt-- From the Township Council _r ', i ' , , 1 personal attack upon the member for of Adelaide for amendments ta the Registry , [l , q l r, _ South Brant in connection with an attt, y " / l , u, , entirely Irrelevant Mr. That hon. gen. [5/ x, . ' , 'rl , l tiotnan had charged the hon. member for x f r' l I l 'i' , - South Brant with moontistenoy In "taaktag r' f f. - w theleader (tithe Ottawa Government, That " / " -,-),(:r1, , )1;