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ie 6 . CC §2 '_,_,! !,;'., «. Auliaiihs * that the Chairman had not falsified the Te' i Dort in tho way of tampering with it after it & Fas prepared. What he di% say, -- however, was that the report as prepared did corbainly convey an impression the very opposss 0! what the Committee intended. (Hear, hea'.) Mr. RYKERT acked the Commissionor of { Public Works to withdraw tho charg0. k Hon. Mr. MOWA'T said he thou%ht the * _ _ hen. member should be satisfied with what kad been already said. 'The Ministerof Pub-- lic Works said {o did not charge the hop. & member with having falsified the report in s 'h_Glenleot having altered it or tampored ; with it, _ 'The members of the Committes, : or at least two of them, said that the report ¢ mcant something which they had nover in-- tended it should mean, and would not f have agreed to had they thougkt so. Ths kom,. member for Lincoln was excalpated from having tampered with the raport after it was agreed to Hon. Mr. CURRIE said it '-.rpeared there was no drafk report, and that the raport was wmade up of the resolutions adopted by the Committee, which had boen copied verhitim The report was in the handwriting of Mr. H « S. Macdonald, with the exception of the 10th clause, which was in fact written on the back of the 9th clause, and did not appear to have been initialled by the Chairman of the i Committee The clause did not seem to hava A answered the question of Mr, Blake, but he thought the hon. m=abor for Lincoin had | been entirely exculpated from having altered ' [ the report after it = »« adopted. I Mr, CAMERON complained that the Com-- missioner of Public Works hal not entirely 'and unreservedly withdrawn his statemosnt, | which reflect:d very ecriously upon the hon our of amember of this House,. Hs said he bad nodoubs whatover of the guilt of the Government in that case, and contended that the report was framed in as mild lancguago as possible; in fact, in his cpinion, in language too mild, _ He was procecding to discuss the f | qreetion claborately when N \ \_ For _ Mr. FRASER called him to \ order, _ reminding _ him that he had topped the hon. member 'or Essex for doing the same thing f Hon. Mr., MOKELL AR said he thought he Cid withdraw the charge he mado against th s i born, gentleman. He believed he had at first R said t%nt the hon. gontleman had altered the report. He found afterwards that the hon. | .entleman did not falsify it by changing it from what other members o the Comu'ttee agreed to, but he found that the raport, as it wes presented to the Hosuse, conveyedl a mesan'ng and an interpretation which tho ( members of the Committee did not intond, | and which was not sustained by tha ovi-- | . dence, He was quite prepared to dis»ss | the Proton question with hon. gentiemen 1 opposite whenever they chose, and was glad | they bad nothing else to charge aga nst lhum. | There was one thing of which hor goatle-- men opposite had forgotten to tell tho House and the country in connection with thi question, and that was th;'."it had cost $30) intention to introduce a measure during the ""'3 present Sessicn, baving for its object the **" tcrmation of now Conaties for the re--arrang-- ing 6f existing electoral divisions, Mr. Boultbow--UOn Friday next--Resolu-- 'tin that in ths opizxion of this House the ecale of salar «s paid to officia'ls in the Dominion should s taken as the rule for the ext guidance of this House, thore being no pari-- heir | ty between the cases, but that some prop + syetem should hbe at once devised whor !by the _ salaries &a.id under the an ,1h:;i;y of this gislature shall b: pl on a proper basis, and . th: present inequalities adjusted and the present mjustice remedied. Also--On Friay next--Resolution that this House cannot avoid expressing its rogr » that His Excellency has not thuu&t.fit to ad-- vise this House, while material alterations ar« being made respecting aid to railways, to gi / effect bfl legirlation to zome scheme wfl sh wi'll relieve the country of the burden ol paying $100,000 a year for twenty years. and provide for this sum being capitaliz :d qnd ,fdd ons of the prosent mrpfus ?nnds in han Alm--Oberida{ next--Resolution that in the opinion of this House, any Orders in Council gnnhnf:xd to ruilwafl should be laid before the funhtqre at least a fort-- night before the House is callod on to pass upes such Ordors, so that sufticient tige may be afforded tothe members of the Legisla-- e ture to intelligontly comprehe~.i the scope of the samo. Mr. Currie--On Friday noxt--Bill entitled an Act respecting limitations and suits rela-- ting to mortgage sales, and f;lprovide a mode . | to conduct future mortgageo sales, | s