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vision he Info Canada endured. The volunteers who dc. I arrived "a t,tIgt'aittl,l"idtys'gT, fended the country ngdnst foreign invaders 45. The main Tair, as amended? 'd did their duty. Bat tho grander part was ' amendments of Mr. ii'iiiioi' and Mr 'd e taken by tlio men who refused to submit to side, was declared carried on ar sage tyranny. fone party is to he mininciided division. . the other must be commended for the of. - ._ "ietimmtaiii, I 7 -. __ --. forts to secure liberty. If the veterans oi ovarian. '37 are entitled to recognition the place is at . Mr. "mm" moved for 3 return of cap- Ottawa, especially in View of the statement "l' of all 'sorretndesneo betwehn the Com- of the leader of tho Opposition that they ', missioner of Crown Lands, or "r ofticer of were occupied in defending the hearth the Department of Crown Lands, arnd stones of the country against foreign in. George Pager 'utd John Regan. or either of "tit, 3:01". gt',.:,',',", subject of or with reference i r. sit reviewcdtlie arguments of the an 'r ton in MMt High Court of Justice Opposition and pointed out their inconsia- Queens Byet Division, between F. ii.' tencies. He said that if the volunteers I ',' Jones, phsintiff, and James Sharpe, Peter 33:3? t, T,"rr,,t.11, 21.o"tc' the suiierod I l iei'e'g,',ot,t,ywtrgst, i','p,rt,'t and John 1utout, a so rower er . e new o one ' . ' ttt "I action was tried or old gentleman now over 70 who was lln-l "WHY tried before the Hon. 'Mr prieoned for four months on more suspicion, rl'i'Je Rom, i"i'rri'iiiiitii, on the 2nd Tir' and was offered his liberty repeatedly if he of artobor,. 1890, and aettled by the parties would swear to n document concerning thereto, gtytng altro COPE. of all corres- perties of whom he knew nothing. Such pondenco between the said Commimioner cases of hardsnip should also be recognised. or any such ofhcer tusd "Y other person or What recognitian had the volunteers who persons on .tyo subject of or with reference "red the 'lr"fg m 63 except the con. to lthe te, action. He said the matter so oneness o iaving one their duty? W not ing to do with the Inembe The amendment expressed fairly and Parry 8ound,becautse it took place 'ata/g, squarely the true nf,"':,", of the case, that wal, a member, but it was 11°er to in. 1't,'ot,1t,',n fyel be sought at Ottawa. goduce his name togive. the facts correctly. A on mg use introduced into the debate ', c, read fr.oyt the ovidrsnoe It the trial except by .the leader of tho Opposition. ', which he tsaid showed that these ranger: He (Mr. Tait) could hnye no feeling in this i for their own gain made tltbe of information matter. because the affair of '37 took place they obtained in an official capacity. These 1oll'l'. 'i'it'u"it.',', "1;":er (Cries of]! 'lt','?,,','.')',,',',"',':', rhtet,ell,y, and paid by ' . l row. ny man who "' ImWn m s art . 32:11"??? t'li'el ','/et2"t',i,,t,ig of the Gov. l thc, property of the growth?" speculated m i n is BV-- i . . . . . to defend them. f. en I) :32); :lgumstigrmz; I "girg'a'rgly and that the charge Was that the rebellion before he came to 'dl','lrl7.r',',', Dermot; 11:31:"th the, "tut!ue.um .of Mo. wondered that the people submitted. Il'! Jon" mil)" y misrepresentation i.n.duced long. It there is to be recognition it not worth (ll inn: for SW)? which was 2gu,,"el.l,',1 to thobtl driven to despair end But the trial chided Cues', or ("(00% compel to re as well th . l . ' . s560 f gem o "W tioned in the resolution. t"i'll"ldll'e'.1" men 'iir5l'11'dr'g'y"i,t' h tat, returned and . . . ' a e c ta. rm. on ISION, charge of fraud being withdrawn ITa, It', Ll?,': voted Ill "Tnutlken on Mr. Ray. poi-hays no necessity for the i,i'oiriiiiUiii'; snmcn men as o ows;_ ' "can lug the iiintter as ve . Yr. tt.-All . . . hl '. l' ' . 'r BeriouB. nrd, Alinrr 32:33:15? Jt'ig,uPlg,?; In" l fof' d,',"-",?,,,',',':,', ttot responsible in any way Charlton. L'hisholm, Cleland 'c1'ahl',.""h'2g: . b' meat made by others. He Davis. Don-ling. Dryden Field (in og. hack. quite agreed that it was incompatible with et',',',,.),"",?,'?),?,'.'.'"'),").';,'.? il'luroni', (infirm, {do the duty of a woodrangsrr to have an inter. . n y. i . . .'. ' - . . . . McKay ttrxidrds. 3.110%". i/vki'2,e.'iii, Iti'ek2yit,: [ 22:21} n limit over which he had in some nie. Mendelian. Mat-ken to. c, - Mom: 'ti',ig//- I I a" control. Orders m Council have re- s1'i,fg',','.oad't.t.o,',rt Rabide, "styrl'i'ii.i'. 1r'tT,'l,t,: 3'3" tgt ptusacd prohibiting Woodrnngers '.Y, . _ or, Pi ration. 'rait, Waters W 0d u: apartment whether whit (UH ntr-44. ' o , ' . I e employed Na". -- "alfour. Barr mull" i by the Government or during the art of Campbelltirurlmnt) ('lnni- " or'ni, Bush, the your they are not so em I Ff Grui'win. liatuutol. 'ln',le'o"lt'. 'i'/ld'2.mrisiyg'ef being directly or indirectly 'i'l'd,'.'e'doi",l o3de2iefv.udl'1':l,,l: .'?/,1.c'dnitiPut .i%iiv"/dri.' ' any limit held by the Crown or area tin ki.yrk, 'llorkir. 1l'i.i'l"'"i1illlu,1aet.c",'iy,'oh/il) , any fee or emolumont in connection ",tl"/, s'l?,r1',1'g, " illouchby, Wood 'i'isllfldit we of auch !it.ttt_tr. No "ms. of fraud 3. C . . ' and no complaint was made to the depart. lhere were eight pairs as follows t--. meat, and therefore when tho din . r Liberate. Conn" of_ fraud was withdrawn at fe,' l fii,1.t.""' 8:331"; with it did not seem accessed; e "CK. . . to o an 'thin R t g _ n. m, . l .8. a! egan had be I was" iiheigon' t'J"e'l'iet."1fl",'.ig,r the investigation of th: l I' '" . t 0. , B on. twas nota ve . . _ to,2..'1r1Ci,r,'r' scion 11irePre, absent " fol. there was no cheating of IT, t/i"J,'r'dl,t,it l, ri , . ' srs. .vnnturcl, Eraser. Lough. The Government, therefore did if" . l Singagzzter, ll. McKenzie, Smith (York), it necessary to discharge the» 21):: ',igt, I , . had been for n Ion tim . . Thu House therefore stood as follows I - department. He and in? wzgflo'tzf S, l Litre I Con. motion. J on t a l at m. so . ive. . . [ J2t/',h.crrrrr---. 'i ":2; Tu' i,is12,/,l,",g,",',, Bilge 'tw'Ppelrcd tube the! "'-'.r.r....-........ . em rs t ge,11'lir.y.:r.:::).y)._r. i; a line of blackmail they com t,'gg,r'" $33 Totttin. ........ - .. rro1c',,h,t',e1,d,',',' It" from the Bdnk of ( l r.7 ii ore It W" elected to the o, the question as to whether the main House. lie gave the details of the sale motionu amended should he ad t 13 toJones, showmg that he knew thi [ Woodi1rtsstinvs)made Botrttt Bl .131) or Mr. of the actions of Regan and P no lag angry remarks on the 'l'i,'C'id"r1ioc/g,1, that Jones seemed so well '2dttl',g'f, held by the Government ibenches. Khan-X T the limit that he entreeted him (Sher ) to gretted that the Attorne C, f'" sell. He declared th b P 'lt', that the rebels w Y- ienernl had said were hounded d a NPI and W" l those who put 2','l',,'"a'rt,lg, (i; reward " The question awn I? a hpollticnl trick. ( . . ie rem ion. A . , as rong t u because 1 i p l p [ tlarat'attt 143013: benches.) He moved '1,'tl',t.)o,','",',L't,", member for Muskoka Ott therebe ddd e amendment that tak P arms, "d that member now by this ionising? 1"'gtia", But whether him" this man' cowardly _ of "taoking . or y t eParliam t . C en of . 2t,tlti,ti', House is of opinion that the l ML-Mnt" taid he knew nothing of the Pee' lion should at all events hemade." nterntion of Mr. Whitney to bring this . This undue-t was lost on the same di. :1"qu ng, quite recently. He declsr- j uated ldN, "In" know Bag-n and inein- i "Owns collusion between Mr. '