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. kW: -..,_ - '1 ' 1-, . . p.12 V _ V _ ' ' V ' - _ -. J, l 1* we" 'Ta.', lit I? Ill ndence. The ex-Minfster. he ite,','; .__,..e _ f ,. ' ' Kb', :1' apparently required a breath mr commission or the At 11rf.0 " . q e - one l _ . spell, and the injunction proceed-I or anyone else." torn y-G TI _ . _ _ -- ":88 Kim that"; 2'ff,', as a Fungi fig,',',? counsel before the corn- . T o tre tttt a rent " we . mssion the member went on had _ . l Dr. Godfrey. having demanded an; deliberately suppressed the Gaia; . _ . l Iapology from the Attorney-Generali, ire-cord of evidence, though it'was ' . lfor n ttross-floor statement. lr, ' I at. that time in his possession. Com- ididn't ask you for a prescription. . .ing to the remarks of the commis- . it, remark which the n'iembcr for 'sioners re ardin t l ' 8 cr he application of 1" est York declared to he an insulti the Spanish River Pulp & Paper tho Attovnrsv-Getooral proceede _ Company, Hom Mr. Ferguson re, almu: his t-mn'se to declare that the, ferred in particular to the statements bill introduced sought to free pub- . attributed to Mr. Justice Latchford. lic. inquiries from the trammels 'of 'In this connection he challenged the pom (lollar-niid-tcnwent legal pro- Attorney-General to read fully the ' coodintrs. l teams a; the application. giving de- " . at s un er w ich the contract with t To Ftltte 'nnuiry. , that company had been consum- "Wo have had a Series of at- Invited, temmq on tho part of unions ln- I say that. the Attorney-General tore-sis. led by the member for . has allowed himself to be loaded up Grenville." he said. "to sttmo thisl hy a COUHHF'I who {Delay has the itmuiv.v. attempts, to destroy the won-I moist Warned and distorted ideas of fiuottlv, of the Merle in the Judi-l, 'ly, COUIM-el I know of, he declared. clan. This "mm": of mrrpmvmdg ninam ng the personnel of the com- le once out of the we". the smtinnl mission, he said, the Government I migh' b" this i-mimanv and the had done a. preposterous thing, vio- t','.C"/'n"/l',, hbim'tinn raiser] to the illaténg ithe British principle that no _ '. . . all elnanv ,'.r r BO', snafu-PS." _ ,., Ioninion, must /UJi'siG:iiir b'e pos- Tho A.,ii/y.rCt'j'.h,1,C'a1 tins-mt his. 'sessed by Mr. Justice, Latchtord, a __ spnmh' artor Mimi?!" sc,',",,","",':,','.;').! member of a former Liberal Ad- . with tlm motttltor m" pre or -7 ministration. The Government he who. v'pnn challenge. :irlvam-cd the! said, had forfeited public a'riii1i'orai' 'I'ioll'nnrin- incident heft)" try' mm", by the manner in which it had ia- T rnl=§'i0ll an :2 tions: that Nomi in "l augurated the inquiry. . "rvuiv:.earciota's; dis-lit. The Conservative Leader passed , , - / , l next. to the reply given in the House anemls FiFierretars. I by Hon. Mr. Bowman regarding the _ _ .~.... _ ' . . ', overrun under the Doyle rule, as Hon. Ill. l 'I'"""§," ttyi'r! tlt,, recorded in the Hurdman report. He I , Attoritey-Gotteral with (lt,"tiwriy a; wanted to know why tho Attorney- ' Wmd herring: arrow tho trail l." '"-i oiiiGa h d 'n' . d ' - , V ' . . _ . . * . , " a ot read to the House .Imnptmi: in disirodit the 1t'ytC,Ci in their entirety the letters written . (if Mr. Help, who had been. he a\er-l bv Mr. Hurdman. ired. the faithful servant of severall IThe Attorney-General-Sou may 'Ministers " tho Frown. in retnsmgI have them. 'tn inform lilo counsel at the Timber; I lion. Mr. Fergusori--tll be glad . I t'otuttaission regarding his orcupa-I to. And I venture to say that when itiov. Mr "(lo hm] dom- properly. the whole ot these letters are produc- hv foll. The Attorttv-Gcneral had! ed they will give a different com- :not been fair in failing to state thatI . pipyion of things from that which i :llelt' had offered to give the desired. the. Attorney-General gave to this iinformatirrn to thoir. Ieordships. I House. i Attornrs.v-Grtnoral ---- How couldl . _ jibeir Iwrdships receive evident-c pri-I Party to the Rem Ivan-1y? It is absurd. The Attorney ' . . '" . . . II . , y-General the mem- l. I""",'. Mr. IOIQu'bUl'I . Absmd', is! her for Grenville said, 'had been a l "t" 1". "mom [ly ."WId'I, ll Ive' Fatty. through his counsel, to the then. did the" la a m NIH" t e Preparation of the interim reports revirlevt"'. the emu-input of l allighan.I presented by the Timber Commisn . 'and never publish it. P" this day? l Sioners He could prove he said Attorney-tlenvral- -That is not) thnt if T ' "r "' . . V I t . . Harding had done, in "gin Mi' F%rr.:trz,rrn _ it is I part' the preparation of these re-i It I/ .' ' "HI I I l" l i . l lift-"Is. Objection being taken byl . Attrst 1it'y-Cir'nr'rtt - I oll t "sl "ei, "on. Mr. Raney to the statement of H. ', the member tor Grenville that he hadi (ganglion. Hon. Mr. P N'xusnn Ix,-,; had anything to do with the reports, Dillil'lt'd. had gone to Osstoode Hall'; Hon. Mr. Ferguson said: ' and given vermin information to' "I allege that Mr. Harding was a r . tho commissioners. Am-ording to', party to drawing up these interim ' T tho evidence ot' It. T. Harding. he; reports, and I can prove it." i-rv,.rtinurrl. that g't-tillmnan had told! Hon. Mr. Raney characterized as C _ tho Atttrvursy-lerml that ho wast "false" the alleged implication that ' "1uollcctinp: information for a t'li-'I he himself had worked upon the r.'.. tuni." I ports. At the S eaker's request he "He lust-yr"', that i1/Tryati.tto to! 'later sudtit\'lteePetifft"2e,r, for the you, Mr. Attorrtrw.v-Crcsneru',, said the! Iword false. 1'ottstrvativr, lwma,rlrar. i "I invite all the attacks that can . " . , i "That ls; ttttt trtlo. l'PPle in?" icome to me from the graces on the At.ty..yor-"-N. l !othor side of the House," concluded . "Tiwo atHa thtssss two "."il'U'hS-E fthe Conservative Leader. "I invite The stair-men! as you have read iti all the attacks that can be made . is n"! ml". and the "onstvur'tioni upon the conduct ot my ofnce during you haro yllt "Wm If is not true." I the former regime; ram prepared . . i' to meet them at any lace and at Says There s Smiling to Hide. i any time." p I In so la. as the destxur "Oil ol let-I Rights of Individual. _ ters "as t'nllt'm'iwtl, Hon. Mr. Fer-l . gusrm said. ln- inul absolutely noth-l Mr. McCrea objected strongly to rr ing in hide. (mi-mm 1pm.", had ri/V; the amendment to the Public In- mislnirl. and these Mr. Hele had: qu1r1es Act on the ground that it was hut-rim] in [Hat'e in the charge an one more encroachment upon the. Officials of th, lipitrtntcnt of Lattrlsl rights of the. individual to protect and li'nypciy, (in his iisit to thol himself. The objection of the co.m- deparmwutai will es. Mr, Hon: had . puny immediately concerned to being _ {mind all the linads nun and hrs hall. investigated by the Timber Commis- - been unable in loavo tho letters? sion, he said, was not that it had . thert- at that Hum. as had been hisl anything to hide. but it objected to intention. I the inference that there was any- ' "i "an: in $31} hero now, from mvi thing about it requiring investigation. place in this House," (gamma tr/di, The member for Sud.b.ufy.apote at " member for Grenville, "that therei great length on the activities of the ' isrn't a letter or a document of any) commission. and pointed out that its ' l kind that can't ho produced lo that origin had clearly been shown to have N F been political; he referred to the - . . activities of E. J. Callighan in having _ - the probe launched, and referred to . the "dual" position of R. H. Harding _ as counsel. declaring that Mr. Har- ;, ding was trying to serve two masters. ,- J, w. Curry, K.C., spoke in favor F,, ' . of the bill. which was given second 'l', - reading. . >7 _ 'l11r5Tf1"re.'"i"frfe1'erer_trtT1t" - _ b i, . ' .