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LEGISMTIIRB illl trrillrth l . ----_--- swm "ttgatlit--milllil ssssm- l s..,.---------""- ' FRIDAY, February 27. 3131 Speaker tool: the chair st three l " 00 s I ' REPORTS OF COMKII'I'EES. l Mr. Currie presented the fifth Repert as l the Committee on Prints Bills. Hon. Mr. Franks presented the Mir-i Re- 2 part of the Railway Committee. : Both Reports were adopted. ' ", BILLS INTRODUCED. _ _ . _ I 3 :- 1'he following gills were inn-tun: ed nHon. Mr. arrie--itaveetitttt Municipsl l I. machire. 1 lion. Mr. Mowst Respecting the Solemni- autumn of Marriages. l A1tro--Retspeortrtg Industrial Schools, Hon. Mr. PtsraserFoy the remission of Ennis due to the Groin by settlers in the Free-Grant townships of Alice, Wilberforce, Minder), and Grstton. NEWSPAPER swuuiaqtiuENiAT10s . Hon. Mr. CROOKS said that, before the l orders of the day were celled, he wished t) i tasks an explsnsiion 't ees"sary on his part. to sting to t a obstes which hsd taken plus in connection with the sslsrios of omisitO of the different Departlvnts. Certain insinnstions had been expressed ' in rein-once to an oifieer of his own l, Department, and these insimntmns hai l assumed a do finite shape in . communication a of itat,tttt for s 1e,,l',l'lt'l'ir, pn'olishei ( in' ami on. st cone on ant ststedth t 3 the accountant ot the 'lelfl'r",' Depertmcdt 1 wss the person referred to as being guilty of ' growl: of .ty.?.?eet by disclosing the con- ' o. acre any nun-n- Mt): his Without my reservstmn, thst the statementl which sp red in that newsps r wss , tirely unmded. Nothing ,"lllt'u'/,.'. fl; . the slightest degree which was cal 'dill m shskohis confideuoe In the gentlogs; it: at: "wrg,fttt?, It: Treasury Dent"? I on r . d r 5 nrer, he had fromehls piedxggl' t'n",'2t,ti', . ", a very satisfactory 1t,'211th'llio'l"; same the usefulness and arfNeieney of the " tl,0, men who wss chief oftl wr of his be Ji),'),) I' 1 and that recommendation had beenpm 1n; ', on other occasions Here d in", ' thing should have been J:,yi"l,',ttst',, tt2T, l . tl', rage: i','le't would'hsve led the Home ; eren . gentleman in 1,'l1"litt' unjust agslnst the l ' THE BALLOT. . Hon, Mr. MOW T . we" 2' "r Bill J,'g,,d,'tp'fr were: . s e cations of members . whims of . or a" Leg. intend toSd',tt'; m Bald tttt did not um whi h Gunners with the fat. tion. ter." t,'g"'t,tt'r Itt qucs. . . one. . t . 1t,'U Iturt1,rtu1 debate, "a: Ci 64 members who a". tut out of th, femur of the moses" pram", 50 Were in voted s st it ttrs, tttd fourteen only or tdat,' . Almost every member who favour of 'ttttttl, the Gowmmwt was is usually vote; "ii and seven] members who in faiour 11.8 .itt't the Government were l adopted. 4 "ttMt .of thia mums bei i new one I: hsd end the sub'eet Its: not? Mac; for Tht, '"blect which m been tern of voting "£13153" ' and it w" . tVIr l m use in m; . been in substance l modem. T1 went tune. " well " i l and Athens ll', all knew that in 'i'dfl E by ballot. It ey had . a"tern of wt a Europe " well tl',"',!,,",',,',':):',',':?',':,', J','c,'l1T, srchicsl nations " mm": yttttngtt men. It was adopted in " Well as in Republi " ant Colonies of th Pt of the most im art recognized!) th s an"? Empire sndp surcihich hid 'lb1',',',' Colonies " 'being . Jd'. advantages At fl, :ttenéed with '2'a'lfl?t, tho British Em i" it had bot-amnion! P der which do Yi', re, and it Was the] m held. On t 'll"")',',. In England 'le,," un. House, it w',",'"',,, ill Fusing the Eu 11?: great bulk ot tr,,i"t'.tli not only bgt: considerable number the?" party bat 'd," m, teiisvit1 it would 1 ot t?ttsirndtivei(, o . s considerable ' eo rec(We the " n ho this count: Tum)" nt 'd2'llt"lie,? ot _ Bill securgi 'li ll', aot stoiii'G'i';rll'g'1 la 3 risimetl for it, but l Jtlg,'t t ifilial; will: _ -. l o a very important d iWtt obu., . "pert. TU "lie: _ a-r-I-tlil-ll-i-ii-m-...,