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'"""e'ed" (n .- : V ' T" ...' _ 3",." "r we... . " 532'- -, ' 1-2.? " KE by' , could not "pleaded in a Court othikiF, and there- d fm com: the Bill was ' o- f ' r ". and had treid a." ', t,tltgir'1.altl, "fhri1",',,'lti', Q,,,thodut1ti,,tallir, the Promoter ofthe Rim": 'iaTUiiiiiitr' for iMij' irrf would injure their friends in rome way or other. but £21233" 1..1fi,'t'"/1/,'fll1'l witit It. J'lris tNWI " in/pu- that could hardly be, as the petition againntdt from ' tii', 'f, nun; y v T . . myth was signed by supporters of both partial. l ' ad1JUh1).1t ON mull heI but] urine no llll'll;"l1lfiln'l 'C' . . i -n . te, 'tt it e ' 'i'lii' .ilw .Mr. Bos? repelled tho lnununtton that it was at I tho panic; .312, 'l'/i'10,tu'a J,':',)',)',.,'." :3 a". a, "L 2}";ffifi'i'133'i'gfxigg«animixhistii'ig {goggle 13:3; inure; and mid linen used to iiiiiL r this mi. What ' . ' . l in is onitlwisn min-t the manners of the L'ill, ghort ttme before the Bill had been introduced .ht not noc'slsnrily 'dy lion. gentllt'nnuu whose namo all" had known nothing whatever about it. He denied h p... w". t " 'lio in k , " that the division of the village would make yiil I' ' . b Ui t ' . dimsrvrice to him politically, and contended that if l fho Jlrraw udjuuruvd at '111-7 tttttil 11 omlock to. it were to be placud wholly in either riding of Huron thou-cw. it would ho placed in the East Riding, because that . was numerically the weakest. According both to the number of union. on tho voters' lists' and to the number ot votes mm at the late Dominion elections the population. of West Huron was mach the greater. The petition that. liiid boon presented to the Home against, the proposed legislation had been signed upon the urtderatandittg that the village was to be placed entiroly in tho Hunt Riding. 't but this was the case was shown by the fact that luch was the meaning of the words originally at the head of the petition, and into which had been afterwards inserted a phrase to make the petition road in opposition to the village being placed partly in the Exist Riding. He contended that the action of tho Attorney-Gone- ral run the clearest indication that there was no political reasons for leaving the village for electoral purposes as " originally was. Mr. MEREDITH laid that taking the basin of the figtthm upon which the Attorney-Uenernl had induced the Home to uncut to the moon-truction of the ridingl in Huron, the village Ihould be at- tached to the West Riding, which was the smaller constituency. The with" of tho people, the tenor of the statutory legislation, and every reason seemed to him to be in favour of attaching tho village to the \Vost Billing. Mr. catr8oh'wt" entirely of opinion that tho village should luncheon placed in inc Wont Riding, and if he could have obtained uvciirnto information as to thapopula_tiott or tho tidings, he would insist. upon italic-mg pine-d than now. But thorn had been no "mane ot ascertaining tho exact population of the ruling, and he had been no way oat of the dim- culty except by legislation. lie had known nothing ' whatever of the proposed clause provious to the ia. troduction of tho Bill, t Mr. CREIGHTON moved that the tooth clause, \ . relating to the "lingo ot lilyth, ho struck out g \ ( Tho motion was lost on a division, the vote being v, 24 to 53. p The Committee then rose and reported progress, - TUt n SCHOOL ACT. l The House then went into Cottttnitteo upon the ' hill in." Ming Pu'oiic, High, and chspwate Schools -Mr.Ctooks, Mr. CHtrrOK.o, 'sxplainorl that ho had "muddled V tho tiret a. ction so i": to allow the School Board of a city to constitute one or the .l'ublio helioolb a Modul SCHOOL Mr. MCGUWAX rained tho objection that tho , foniiol oath in the Bill would uxcludtt mum". l l _ i 8005 frcm tho school {rum-hide. I Mr. CROOKS said the Bill was not making any i , changes in the law, which w." that no one could " . Toto at a ttllliet' i-lrution unions he puul school tux, i \ which would necessarily exrludu tusmerat eons, lie drew attention to an amendment which he had introduced to right an ubuse to which his attention had been called by members of the no": "gt,1jitird in school mitttors, People living outai. e iueor eruted Village: sometime: ge:aied a oolonrable tenure of some Property therein, no " to be able to send their children to tho school, thus securing the prinlegos of the school without paying school rues. lie thorotoro proposed to sink-3 out of the school Act the sixth section, dttinintr the term ; "roeident," a as to incluuc tlm childreutui' {inc ayers [ not nsidin T in tiio Village. tio further piogoged to lower the you for uou-tissidcnts from We to 250 a _ month. Mr. BISHOP congratulated the Minister of Education upon tho pigment state of the 311,001 Law, and approved of many of the amend, moot: which were now propoaofl. He, how- ever, drew attention to some defects in the mien, and nuggesti'd improvrmonta. He thought it wrong to force the trustees to engage an 'exm teacher when the attcndance grew to more than titty. as when the attendance fell in the busy emu-an tho iii-00nd teacher was no longer required. Ite be. lieved that the lonelier was the real life of a school and trusted parents would see that the teacher; were men who were interested in their schoolr. (Chet-rs.) Tho teaching of too mm: branches Was one of the great faults of our Ichools, for a few sub. jean well grounded would be of more Value in" a number only tsuperiicituly taught. The Committee rose and reported, and asked leave to tit again. GRAND JURORS. Mr. HARDY introduced a Bill reopening Grand Jurors, which was read a unit tune. . Mr. MEREDITH drew attention to a letter which had appeared in tho paper: from tho Mayor of Ot. tawa touching upon the action of the hon. member for North lienfmw in connection with the Bill Upon the Ottawa Street Rmilway Company, Tim hon member was well known an ono of the nio=t {alumni . and intelligent members of the Home. and he (my , Meredith) doubted it on. win nota lrettoil of Gi l _/ privilege of this Legislature. I Mr. FRASER agreed with the lac . ', IN thought this a moot reprehensible "£53535? :ng ! thnlmeincu ot thin House, and an attempt to i - I F _ liuenoe the Views of hon. menihei-i, With-"in," it, the letter lull boon put in l 'r' uh.» 1. ._' T "t. li I upon the "c' k, cy' _ i. P' ',s.r,'t .3. . l Mc. l, :_l\"1:\, .~ I ii ivl' ti: ol' 1' A ,.)in . , l will c, mill tout the "all rolmn " to 1i",fi')'rr'C',ytt pundcnce had, like runny "the; ., hum. "on cantiw l. lnl l l i' "lttts'sttCP. ll ~'il.'ll:i" ll: it i; i, I,', . ls-" .\ A wholly iin.l- "than. 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