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. - ;. I ~ " t I ', _ I" . I t, I a r " . .r.u" A "%yi?t, I '"r"""""" TT 1:2; . I . , at. . _ _ W' q "r" ' - - I "" _ . _ ' -v _ - ' . " - 3' doneinthe v7. ot ." t . . .' f' RTW' ', Pf: "Nun" Hon. Mr. WOOD proceeded to sey that c', !,el!atR?,,rlliEalll i , tariff in 'll'lct'd, td,p1tttdt't,1ttdi "" "' _ - 'i'irci?ii'(l considering theimportence ot hevinse me" t4'iiiiiif'clil')vt'i,'ili% . hills. Aetothe late eele of limiteh 'll, out. J '41 . "y,' settlement elcng the north of eorgien g. _ '-itil'it)rri GN . thbCtmusuwsoner or Crown Luna": dong. t . __ a Bey, which wee on the way to the J1,"ivy'iy1FaItll hours), an", that it '" inthe . I',' 2hti f . , i western territories, he was not _pre- , T .t'r",*':; the Province that the sole w than" 'll ' ter,', to sey that the Commissioner _ III'; "iN that it tended to c on n I," m s, Ill not noted wisely in piecing that territory F ' r 1'2; ' "dement With 'rd J/a',.",',', tf,','",',,',',-,':',' i , under license. . He understood it wee now . "r. agreed. (Hear, beer.) H e w" hard my the settled policy of the Government to _ . I _ , Ped to 80 the length of seyioi; that 35b» . place no more timber lends under license, for F , 4 tienitt should not be sold until the eeles were . some 3°". atutat. _ l sanctioned by a. whole Houses and he Ron. Mr. tstyo'rr.--tlerar, hear. - - , / would leeve it to the Government to grant Hon. Mr. MN DOD else understood that the a [mute without the ratitieatioa of the Home tgT,','t,ttat,tei'uo go feathgr~thet ' . . t 0) Into during t e recess a e regu- _ our: "Tele, (3'11? Ifd2,',', Inf: Sl",") letipne would be reconsidered. end ell the . T session of toe late 1Tigl't"Cs1 the questing 1t'dt"l A3" relating to ttlt lends tr',',',',',"; l ' r" l wee tluuataaed in one we or other b almost a . ' an that they woul 'tpre' n ' T l L (we?! member oi the 'LL," Thor); WIS it "we" to nny.o by ths House "tatatory I . ' , i I cte.tucy between the little niille end the bi my: regulating the menegeluont of Crown l " J) will. between the little lumber holder no: V ' _ "us" 1ld tho his lumber holder; end e pressure wss Hon. Mr. tmoi-mar, heer. . j" C felt from numerous parties outside who sell Hon. Mr. WOOD said he must eny that If _ , the public policy of the country ehould not the (lovarnment were sincere-end he had no i ' r l he Bheped to that every person who chose meson to believe thet they were not iutoagrt- I i might compete in making himself wealthy in and it this were their settled policy, he did dealing. in timber. The great material inter. roe that the member for Lincoln could ask " _ ate ot the country were centred in the mythic; more. It his object wee to get , Crown Lends. and therefore it wee unnezoe. the subject thorougly discussed he for one M to offer eny epology to the country, the thanked the hon. gentlemen for bringing it i, House, or the Speeker, for occupying time in up. That object being attained, he hoped ' the dncueeion ot the subject. He ned listened the hon. gentlemen would withdrew his s l tothe Hon Uommiuioner of Crown Lends motion. It it had not been foe the setis- ' l ettentivuly, end had found that the resent fttig explmtiom of the Commissioner he ' i. Government were continuing and endorsing shoul here felt bound to epprove of the , . I thwlicy enunc'nvtegd by 1,',t,' flg."1tfe to spirit ot the motion. w . e (Mr. ) lonve . c enu- , mental two sources from swish revenue ti ltr/fel",) BEE contended that the i could be obtained-tht, Crown Timber rm . nude should not b"? been dupostsd Lends and direct taxUion . end tu, A of until it wee fully ascertained whet.wee . hoped that no aetMune of iiiiiG taxation , the nature of the lends. The only justifice- ' I would ever be brought down. They there tron of the sole ot these lends we! that the ' fore should gusrd the greet treesure which money w" wented, or that the lends were had been bended cown to them end bend it needed for the purpose, of settlement, or down intact to succeeding iiiiiixiiiF. He it" the timber wee lusblo to be destroyed . m . tained that the result ot pushing " lit,' money wee not needed, and it wee 'lllrtll,' back piece! '1098 way from [sivali. a turd to eny that the Government were I zeion would be starvation, Ld the only not able to protect tho public property. ' I method by which those regions could be In so_ far " settlement we! concerned, ' I ily settled was for them to follow in he did not think. Ith-it it had . been ; tl . "ka of the lumber men. He wee luppy shown that such sntretectory progress in set- ', to thBy that wee the doctrine ot the last Go. dement had been made in the 12,500 square l verniuent and it Wat' the doctrine m. the miles previously under license es to mine it ( prxsernt i'; overnment. He showed how deeireole to open up new lands for settle- I severe] flourutfutg oitiee had sprung up in ment with such has? . l , i r mum" of the lumber trede being cer- Ellen. Mr. SLOTI said a good duel of these i ,' ', . tied on in their vioiaities, amongst l2,500 square miles wee settled territory,aad ) , which were Ottawa and Belleville; and no I included merry towns and villages. It em- t l batienred that the ioy onunoiatod by the late braced a. population of not less then 50,000 3 , Governmuit "goth" which the present A goodpsit of Lsnerk and llcnfrew wee still ' ( Government were penning would work out under licctso . i . the higheet benotit to the whole of the Pro- Mr. Bull LTBEE proceeded to any that the V il. Vince. The Commissioner of Crew-u Lgnd. debates last amnion were in the direction of had differed in one pertlculsr only from the I oppoaiiioa to farther axles. He contended policy of the late ooUrnmsnt,wbioh thougtst but the umber berths should not be sold . that in the public interest it wee undesir- l without the emotion of the House. In his l able " present to put eny more of the Crown 1 opinion it Wan not advisable to encoursge the i timber lends under license. It had been said I whol eele cutting of our timber. Re l _ that that House wes not competent to form i thought the lumburmen should be compelled ', V e correct judgment on this matter. lie I to out all the timber " fer " they l . however, did not sympethize with the '1 went, and not "NOW! togo through the i argument He believed the House wee com- I territory and select only the best timber ', Pi pceed of rational humen beings. and that , upon which to pay dues He believed the Li when cutters were properlp expleined to ( not of the Government in ordering this sale 3; l them they were cepeble o judging n ou' was coneidrred in the country of e very . I . them. he thought he wee jun es U'S'l', l airstioneble character. He chirgod the l ot (arming e comet judgment upon the guts. t vernment with inconsistency in not inking l jeet es when he wee on tho Treesnry bench, ', the auction of the House for this enle. if I all he did not believe the House wee going the true, reeson for bringing on the sele Was to be unneeooeble upon this metter. he to deceive the purchasers, and induce them we. of opinion that it wee competent for the l to buy ,retqtsleao territory. he could not too Governmentto readjust the duties on thin istrongly condemn such e course. Large 3 her. There were e greet merry ergnmeots ' "adiititaamexr, given for unfair play, end " " . in (event of putting three timber lends ': Aran not to be wondered that a suspicion _ ', under license. Immense numbers of sew I should prevail that there had been unfair loge were being stolen end sent our to the I play. He did not my there had been unhin- United Stem. He thought there wee no 7 Elev, but he thought the fairest course would - niece-int for heete in the matter, end eve been to heve submitted the whole 'll1'f1C'il the lends might heve been licensed question to the House. He concluded with in the interest and for the edventege of the nu attack upon the C'orntniaaiorter of Crown country. he wee enriched that if the Commis- Lends ' . "0"" 0' Crown Landr.ttad known that the It bung six o'otook, the House ruse. 3 ( criticism pneeod upon this notion would heve , _ hem need he Tile/tlt 1'tii,t,tu',1t time. , THIRD READI'AGS. . Mr. Wood i no t in e ointme- 2:92.: of Growl): Lends wee bound to teke e Alter recess. . T vote of the [liaise upon the matter . It The following bills were roads third time was only e queeticn ot expediency and policy. and peered c--- Mr. cook said it wes in?" tt'. t','g I Mr, WWW" authorize the Law' ' wee saw-mill on thes ANN" " s, . 11.t Soul or Outside to ad _ 180 mile. north of heugeney Bey. end this latte e 'gtt2gtted"I" Robert mill wns supphed with logs reited over tram Hon. Mr Scott. . , . ' ' I and" Church. Ottewe. - W to Chm" Mr. WOOD would like to heer the when! of the member tor North Went. l IN COMMITTEE. worth on tho point. . The iollowln bills were ed . Mr. CHRIST"! an: he he" S, cm Ill mitt» end 'l'2ll toe e third £11033 Com. . . tl adore is m' ,ou e nor . _ . 2erllt'le, Huron, end meat the induce- 2ti,t'r'" inoorpoeaU the Town of l , N Mu to porchese thet he held out wee that Mr ' he" never required to euteungle log, o . Cemeron. - To ','"trtgt,t, the . that he got " the logs he wanted floating in i Tole"; Morne "I! Femele Ai Bocistr of . , I tho hey. which had come from hrphen rslts " _ that were being tehen to tho Anemone side. Mr. Collision. --ro authorize en ed-