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Tr" 5 FE f ' l , ' duty to admit John Barr " a bhriister. . ' s I M . - would unite in carrying the resolution which , i,?e?2ettc'e,ynth,?tl, til/Pitt,",,'; hehad moved. when) I _ Input, granting aid to the building of . Mr. BELL said that as secondar- of the re- l bridge over the Rideau Canal at Oliver s For. solution he rwfehed to offer . few remarks to F r ry, $'r game. He was swore that this question , A mpemnoo wss surrounded b " HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE, KINGSTON. I 00Miderahle dimeaitr, but he _'i'L'l%'l',7. » , . Mr. ROBINSON asked whether it wasihe _ lieved that it would receive the but and I - i intention of the Government to piece the most earnest attention ot the House. ' "," 1 gawk" Providence at Kingston when: 11,tt't limb" it? North 111mb" hsd ytt. i r e o itsblei stituti . h. . o 6t ooo" n 30m" teen are n ' l vines. tt Ong aided by 1 Pro when petitions 7iiciiilGi; signed lied are; 1 , ill Mr MOWAT said the question of suiting T,,','/tf, to tt Parliamint tt emu. by the _ ' ill, the House to assist the Kingston institution 2'ifitlffl',P1', 113m m with") had had I , l end others was under the consideration Ot ii . ng c with the Variation t't tut . i the Government. 'me, he knew the desires an aspirahona of x: the people upon this great subject, and he I l THE LIQUOR meme. Cr ttl, st.',",',':,',',',',",,": tt gimme" attend- I Mr. CL IREE N ri 1k " k ea 13 so my oono union u n t He. _ h' _ the petiti~ilis usehtetd a) #33:; Je, if: T,',tttttf "'7 "magi? With the i ' 1 hering upwards of 22 472 nsmes ot iii7a",iiriit i: t}: 1'ht,l1trl,t, 11:11:"; 2tutle l , , _ otToiorfto.Ktn t ' . , tm e" eon} tg ' l town: ,','l Gina"? 'ph/ds"),',".',',",,','?,,,,',,",'! girdled ft give the temp stance cause the i It L tionof in. iirG'dr; He said thstinpressut- it t: 'it new "my waloh they desired l i f- ing these petitions, backed by so many of not him te, the same time he could tllt ' g the lsdies ot our land, he felt more than Codncil when i? hal/tlr,',"',',': ot the City Ilrl f usual embarrassment in 'pekingto the pHn Been-ea to hot l-k O e power to grant : I r , " ciple involved in these titicns. They must to the 'ii'iii'dl't","tl a??? do " shut "I eyes i , - , benrinmind that on Eons had refused to ram wh h ld ' l' naught?" W" l 1 ll l asunder the question ot manhood tsuffrage; Be he: :hzi: but,',,',)"',,":':'),,"',)"'), LEIGH. f t . ' was not at re red to , . Fa l ' ' . tt ou" . r i, tif,," 1::le question JI traversal, or lit, i {first 2232333121? (1t,'h'di/p :36 Jim} ii' I 0 has would hive somethiz ti. ' . ' l e o l if . i do with the election of members (ill thi: Q,','rgg1't,t,2,t, it if lhe duty of hon. :: " House, a well " the rtezent electoral body. to as rtsin if no er t n ' I its human"! ' i u 1 (She, ers , ma " hsd been so that the women 1 1"ldf,'ll,',' S/tdp/il',')',')','),:"",',,',")')";,??',':,' , it . 1 OI this. count had a share in the ale to al ' . ' 4) ' ll E' j prixilegas 'd,'W, quite sure that sicxtelhn iltg ull',"",',', of [f rope rty now involvedin l . l 'esrs ago when the present hon. member for , he a c ' oul not bs mserifietsd, He "d. ' hoath Billinue had seconded the resolution was"; Committee of the House should Q LI _, C moved by the lion. Mslcolin Cameron, that in 2tf £13239?" to ttdr! - . I J _ prohibttow liquor lsw should be passed tor outed it uld . h no tt er way be ll _. 7 i made P. at and Wish-n motion which was ','lee 'l1'dlU,"l'l Jlt npkt u Till, let, ' lust byaswxjority of one member-3m was . n 1 n Ipo ono a arge - quite trathcicd that iortcsd of having ( _ Iguana now in the hands of the Government 1 p ( heel: ff/ty Ithat motion would iiG"l, I, i?itf, 2:; g,'et,dt,', £1: td1'i"J','go",i'J,'tt 'S. i can can ex y a large majority. l obll ed to an d it th t th . ' ' The ladies of the count!" as well as lar - .- g span Ir, so th " might . i numbers of its yeomarryhad signed petinIBIl: ' ill? 10;: tet . p T tith', point ot vie W' He ' w l to the last Parliament. presented by himself otrg tt p0" b y this might btfet w" 'I sndother mgrnurrts,prayiug thataprohibitory h Mr. BEXTON "hm tothe notion ta1on 's 4 l liquor law might be puma, but had failed y the member for Norfolk two or three ses- g i in their endenvaurs, not hecsuse there was sions ago With reference to this question in , (r no justicein their cause, not because a nu- . the shape oiapetition from this House to the 1 f jority of the inhabitants of Ontario did 'v' Dominion Government as to the best menus desire such . law, not be cause every Ok ot bringing about the entire prohibition of 7 ' . , did not feel the nectssity for such an enact- the "ie and use of intoxicating 1itptorr . tii' L meat, but because it had been rul ed that _ There had not been a disseniieut voice on I ' X such a law wss outride the jurisdiction of I that occasion, and although the present l " this house " laid down by the British House was not constituted exactly the same i North America A ct. The titiosu, " to its membership, yet he believed the , ' which had been presented to this Par. majority ofthose Who ttad Voted on that g liament had s different object in view,vlz _ a °fmiw W" .had tteats: in the I1ouyte. m , , w The reduction in the number of tavern _ -, tuho W" txmvittttrd that a urge minority of y't licenses. and that the granting of all "can". those nlilfzt-LI'F who had recently comeinto l,' to saloons and to grooeriea ongagrsd in other the Henry, would tske toe Esme position tt 1 business should be entirely and utterl abol- ttpt u. then been tsksn by "WNW" , it b , ished in this fair Province at can FL. and (hear, hear, and cheers ) This Legislature _ (i 1 beautiful so were the outer and ihner adorn. had comitki itself to the principle ot . ' _ ments of these saloons and hotels. they were prohibition, in so in: as its 1ntlaeutas could t ". the ways that led down to destruction and extend; but whether or. not ttut principle .' [ death; and if it was temporal death alone the would 'yr,', ever Jrtitf so . inrge an "W 1 Mil would not be so great but the Scriptures [ amour,t OI "pic" y entire prohibition had I f I had declared thst m; druuhard could hom found to t within the provinasof the , '. enter the kingdom of heaven, lie Boutsts 1".r.ootsld not Btu. At all orange; if ' , K presented there petitions in the hope was mmctmics wed to test the question and "r i that the Home would appoint . Coin. 'sscufmin the sentiments ot. hon, members mittoe to consider the principle which I upon -t, rltystion " important. If ' was invoked in them. m thought it was I tr',,, Pie. " was! a" Mea'Y matte, r l ' right at least that they should be printed so f . 'c,,i,h")?.j.i'e,'ie if") 115im which they . ' that they might be scattered over the lead, 1Fe1c. wt "1:1 to nko an '/fit'2 part; they 5 that the names of the ladies who had urged might P,y,, WEI" it will tb:', u? harm to l , , this great question upon the House should be ' ff M, T, it. , But, "an!" it RI' stiarittod 'l.ttt I I known not Oily to presont but to future i . he . $030 and not the right to.dy.al with 1 v. generations, us a record to show that the in. I i prohibition, It eorttsicly lwt the right to dtsnl i - i! tirter.eea which had given to the Mother l I 'Ctr' the question of licensing hotels and 3 lt rr Country its 1leftrm Bill, its abolition of V cons, 1'; 130,1?" trtfht',t, in , leaner i , 1 . l . , , = " USE a ,. tk " ' "new. ity Uttho!io ctaanuipuion, and the I home men to 'dhTififl1'l, "3931?: prime-0t: , Itl repeal of its corn laws lied descended from C " ,' "it others from so doi ' th f r. I . , l the old lend to the colonies; for it wouli hr " , y, had the richt of ".215 "in t2; J/ RI I remembered that petitions miles in length . .. of i i,', a.g . / bad been sent in to the British Home o' ' if??? '/d"tl', httivn. set heingtho oMtt, ill Gammon praying for the aboliticnof slavery, I fhh"l?,? ftthgiicusia ehpydthgots éllt'lutim' i am ' that it who not untd they were presented and sl' F do moi: mg f,? he?! torch 'de', I that the "ill had passed This miserabi th I: r,-, f lic T _ red to i Ci2d law Md teen worked at M ti or " 6 inn ' o drums, and thus lessen the I ' Fiii"i; members C Corth an" of the tlr,'iiii', exile oi internperance. . He . trusted s but the evil in" i of getting Utter was 'de,',',"" tlt,,',?"' peg-litre mmdev; would , . --. . V. ' I, , , I . ita rr . l t,r,l"'ter Tcf, 'gif",',', if, 2it1' '1di,ieiotiQ?"r'l',' wousd have the general suhportc! the Hells; li _ 1 ot t u',,'r"J,' law" these petitions rhe frari:trhipitt the right direction was to - J, ' I q 2',,u'lf, exte Gt' U ' by those who were the reduce the number of licenses; tor it was t) the l:' ( 3 murderers fcom ii, evils ot intemperance; int-crest cf the liquor sellers to encourage by for it was not those who engaged in drinking , every' 1".Yh1 In the." I power the general ttttty that suffered in .he grate" degree from its of into '.ie.at'm.g (twig: to gat Wang msn '0 th l istcrs and daughter. "mm" drinking habit., It wat, oittm Mid ' Sit b'I'hoe,"',g12td,'," loved and respect- that notwithstanding all tho efforts ot tom q ' _ rd 'lftll2' very leait's core going down to 1dll't"at 'i'dll the "is "to" fl', the er,',',',',','.' - r .d th House . a cocoon: on 0 crime an psu- il, I I death and destruction He hope e perish; but supposing that to be trite, what ' , . Ig,'r's,-, _ L, . a'