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l one». and mm, . _ - \ _ were not would to IQ,'. 'tdt/ter. Thcy FHIT-McKellar had no control whatever. "" T - " , war mute my. r fl,"h Itt faot The Committee did not pretend to say that lull ., it we: the duty of the C,', "yt hlgat Mr. Blake knew anythmg about the trans- -is':"ii'aill s to draw any Weill-icon. After if": not "th'qrr-asokpod, ever anppoaed that he knew . " the action taken by th 500 . th utlietg ft' anything about it. Seaman Mr. Kerr lived , 1 , the house had nothing to 'll',"",'),')',")',',', "ii: in Hamilton. intend Touch, and VII "T: , Ll I mum which had occupied the 1"d "I f omsneerted with ther hoaoumtrU "on" for J , "ri l I the Home He thought it and; 'Ire,',',',', 'll But Torentoer name other sontleman,wonld e , ; wrong to the intelligence of that tr, Q grind Mr. BGK. I W h." been "ttiduodd ht , . the nanny to "my tttch "m" the matter! Mr. Kerr tooktha gonna ' ' to . C' . report as that did because he was an ardent politician. but i "ninth Journal. of the. Home and he a d no on AW i remain Mannheim He thought toe hon. J e on ",Wgrr/tlh', to ' - 2 member tor South Grry had a jet: cause and " P.i Mr. Blake waa not to. a: l if: _ l u V" oiopinionusat that gentleman would , M tut did. The ml" m . "' l l have neglected his duty to m. constituents, "EKG? had met Lewla at the railway , ; if be hail not hm h "than in Hamilton. and they mi he iuet an i ' H tt ttheuutter before the ll h . g 3 t 01180. Insofar " he (Mr Wond) recol- we . we found that Lewis had been sent ' l' lected, from the beginning of the maturrdown rat eighteen month ago to value undo. foe l 1 tothe pure!" time, tho uighasst "I. ioion "18?? would have been just an much con l, had not been out upon M. Blake. wild)» in. 1".ttn: " It had turned out that he had l telleot PaderiatiiiUa%i,i riiikhiii whose if: his fare on the care, that Would have T " g 'norateharacter gavehim "mupuéu (an, n aosftietent matter tn mention in the e, Cr li V hear) Tho real question but". iii, lion-ii 'tp' rt. (Laughten) .Thttt in reg-n1 tothe ' . , which occupied the attention of hi. hon. l tiyth ptrragraph, w" " PM": Mr Blake r I (new, "a what they alionld do to panda etig- ! lair to any that no ewdence and been ad i t ma upon the Government They one-d not due: d to show that he knew 'let Lewus m" f ' for Mr. Lewis. He was not thegame at which gomg up.to .Grey, or that tyi! had had Ruy , , e 1 they Were hring. They cared not for Mr. I ',Qyt'lyettT. whatever with .tb't. tmrtrt , ' [ Oliver. He was not the target at whioh r... ttMug ot Must ptree!tieyisdsaat, I ' their arrow: Were tired; they ~only desired Mr. Blake knew all about. it. There ems 'V. r, i j toltiumatize the Government (he hon. l . if" power: that 'ra11tsft m tut report i )5 a il gentleman demribod in detail the charges I "skimpy" Luna did have an Interview ( i l! H made against to gentleman mined in the .l "f; t d3. tsKeilarnt p. Ammo": tdoeel , ' .v " report, and said he honored that Lewis used ( 35;). ' I rl,'i'l"'ot, to'. That word " ma"? I I l . l , of MI rower as land Valuator toinihuatoo votera f Named": a qt one; t, many parlour it li I i, , , ate actions. He did not think there was mu . I a au appomtrueut; but glure WM y 1 - o . for cvidelnce in the report upon which the 'ee ISI'.,'),'.':,', 'tgt,2ut; ihe,"eg,,t l, , , fl mu. out eman should be con n ' ' . a I I t, ho 'ide, my hon. gentleman 'ie"tg,oltrt,ti, I at)?" wordityr of /2 report way. that I I . if he would like to bo condemned ',C,r.'tu'tT,,Unt'itig,rg ' ese two. parasite ' l! l u n such ovid . H h ' upont 'e t mom of using the m- ' v " l t P' , . . ence . i uar, ear,) hutatusofttye brown through Lewis to "oat - __ l _ ' The Lommlsaionerot l'uhlic Worke had er- the olncti- Th di t t l i F. ll cried himself a s,ood deal in dial-none the the 'i"d','ill','u,ll'f 'Ji 1m 'd',"")') emknation of i t , " political questions of the day. He 115 left vet "in; wron to th t c "or ' was . i , l his mark in men of the constituencies, and eivlftli ara -ra gwu all?!) I",',' earn doe j, ' , il, there wan scarce? ,ititsgie constituency from Jilin I hi fl ~llar kn t "tut: y. wor od It ('omwall to Sandwich when hie voice lla'l land "halo; Ill-d ttrat tl'., ill! d Ill was a t "P i r at been nrued and hits PM!" felt. But in to Grey and 'une the L'lldlt lheath gm to a". l ' I , I ' hie whole political course tor the last 'llltl'bel' we him to secure the J'lCl'c'll'l M: Lr,':,',,? I , ! i a il of a century be challenged hon. member; to t he meanrrer for South Gre ' did; '5 1'he., i I ' : lurch tho records of Parliaawnt and the that iiiiiini E M01311" :00 av: : " i Cl ' Idea of the newapapera in which were his Ltxsis Wu iiiauii,'i" LUJL2 'UT/dl; is " i , ') n I, recorded declaration and say that he may the no 2'i'fll,te'iy'fl'd ii7iii',' tt . "I". i f. l l . ' I falsified the great principlea of purity which blip a; 't,',',tl,'ril'd, 31.0mm tn l, 8 .'l2e,', 1 I l I . , l had been the foundation and the ntrongth and matid be nothin w"; . in 11'll) for 'ir/' t I l I ',,,' the glory of the Reform party. (Loud cheers ) A D:-k . had 1'lf,,., Mariam h 'hi' . l f l l N T bow, he ptopoared to look at tho roport of partagyof 'tll,"",")',',',',' and 'ly,',',',', 'dyld,' ' h . l tho Committee, It V" proper to mini" member for (he Silo (the s aker) did 'Ill 2 l '1 ' hat In submitted to the Committee. the but in favour erythat honouraplile 'h'i'2'l,'l' l l C , . graveamm of tho charge was that Lowe. 'i and thou ht iso was an", it 'dl',',',',',)",'),', ' ' "f ili l r, an authorized by the Government "Id by Down to {he hour that the; Government ' i i i , i I _ , Blake to make orrtem itatoinente and which he was a'iiieiuber had an autonomy, 'd" , cenain [Lodges Too tech wore imminent he use: all the force and intlaeaue oi which l ',r ' , only in so far M they bor,, upcu' the"? I be we: )Ubhrhard to tin-tun it . on: i ' .liargeu. .Tho Committed was not appoint" when it '1"; defeated, he. wa' (16}th , f , j t?"ttrtairt whether Lowu made these do ain't: with it and retired, and he menu: ' .. . . slantlona; they know that before they com- Io bee retired until he could iiad a. 1 ' _ I , 1: ineneed their itwe8t-'gation. Whnt waa im. nidcr l; hire of ower (Hear hear) I . , portant Wan whether he undo than» din-lain " uh "I at to 'ld'l'il' olanne of the re l l _ l T 'i""{l"" ',t: 'uttpd'hy y fa,',,":?,',':",', or which unprinted the g, other members PIT,' i I " I 0. .6 on. . war a H. he had v. " . _ ' u I ' uot such authority, they Wore no more ro. lt'gi T3: 't'tti,2')t2t'1tyi1',f flirt-P i a LI plwonrihle for whathe did tluuiho (Mr. We "h Bale rain; McKellar in i: stun" Jiid,i/.',, I war. They might as Well charge any other . in: of view He contended "I; thii reso- , , i,on. gentleman "charge tho Commissioner lioti " of the lion Premier should no car l L, i: l of Public Works and Mr Blake, it LU"! Jt',rl'tl'tlflh',',','l hon enllemnn whnvoted _." ' l a had no authority from them. The member ' 'ia" th m ','ifl'lre'l',l so a ainst to: '; i l for Lincoln, being Chairman of the Commit M," " .'0( cnc. that the elm '2f my." had r i ' tee, mlnht have moved the adoption of the ("0151' ll' t 9: "mud but faint" we t s ' , mrort this union. It WM quite competent U,',', m J,'al/,. l' l SI been "slicvvd from" all if ' ' for the leader of the Govsrnment to have the . "fauna th . xiiallrr (Hear [leer ) i; J, rcoort adopted A long time was uchntu "my m i i . .I '. ' . F 7 , the member for Ijncoln to move the Illull- Mr. til 1s'if,tit' oid that'tllcre htd tmea l ' " ' tion of the report, and when he was formaliv truly one member of the bomimttee "the, I l ' one by the member for South lime if a upon the buggwtwu oi "w WWW)" tleitre" i. i 1 intended to make that motion, he gave an to alter the Km. " of the bliiiimittee, and . T ovum; new". Watts tohsouee to toe that alteration had been very light indeed l t i , report, at the beat it (ll-clam.) t't"smemltertor Essex stated that it be altered i l , i . t It the crime hul not been P""von, we Report he would make it and stronger. _ _ ' , F ' whereas it abnold have been a verdict o! Wheuhe (Mr R gnawed to have the report > ' acquittal. With referenco to the that re. received by the _Hi-ui_u-, Mr Blake burned " ', I " . solution of the Committee it waa altogether _ the quantum by "misting that tofu days no. i , r unlair. Mr. McKellar'n and Mr. Blake's , tine new} be given, well knowwg that the " ' , - had New: mixed up in the elliiuvm. union would then be over. No cheap at _ ~ I , ' l and it war due to them to have it atated that vonuectiat with the action of heme had ever I l . they were not guilty of the chargee made in been made again» Mr " aka, and it Wit! a ~ _ l the sf1idtwita. "ith referenoetothe second nu~re1uhtenuge to any that'euch was the l , resolution, which declared that Lewia wan a octie, In regard to the nhjeonon taken by l l, Government land valuator " the time of his ' Mr. Wood to the wording of the last para- , ' . l interview with Mr. McKellar. it waa not ptrph of the report. he said that the report I . ' . worth '2rtt."uttre) it had not been had been constructed as an answer to a g , S , ehownthat Mr. cKeIlar knew that Lewis memorandum handed to him by Mr Blake ' ' i , was at the time aGovernment land valuator in which sow rel points were given on which I s ' F, With mpeot to the third resolution no thought f1utiirsga should be given by tir, ;' ' , - he would like to Vow what it meant. Sup Committee, and that the lant elauae war a y g l , ' h paging that Louie had the-e books, what had finding on tho last point suggested. It was , I t t l . that to do mith tho ohrrge agaiuet Mr Blake m lmsnihlu to tell what took place i I Mt . p, at Mr. McKollsr? It was molyalitth at the interview between Me- McKellar I f attempt tothrow lune vague oneplcion upan' ' and Leeds, but any one who weigued the 'll . new Hotlink-i stabinthe dark. Lewis I [note ct the matter would believe no old a I , night?" had a piatol with him and been '; politician as Mr. MoKellar did not diamiea TCt " threatening people, bat ,rhat would the l Mr. Lewia without knowing what he was go' , Commiasioner of Publle Worn have to do ing to (10. He then referred to the oqnivo t r with that? He would be jut " mnoh N- l cation 1D which he said Mr Oliver hid m- f , l 'blo for that ll he Val .fo.r . , ilulgmi in china hie evidence before the Coar I, a , i ti: one of then book- over which mitten. He might have been censured by a 1 jar} I tluulommttteo for that oqmvoct'IO". bat " ' "