Daily British Whig (1850), 12 Apr 1887, p. 8

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,,_ __- , _`_ ,,,,, _Would Have a `tendency to Leann Cr|mo-`I`he s.-on Act should In [in- forced If 3 Good Luv. ' The qprin uaizes opened on Monday ul- ternoou:Ju go Rose presided. Tho tint buaiuou of-the da ' was the orgauiution of thegnnd jn '. 'l`lIo following utlomen compoae it: Clyde, foreman; essra. ll. Allen. John Auelstino, A. Barr, 1 . ll. Clark, T. Cunley. G. W. Dawson. T. B. Hardnar, Deloc Gn`ms|m\\'. J. }Inr|u:r.'A. ll Jnhnnfnn 'I` IKE:-I.-nari.-I.-. I` Li-,-innur'.\n V THE opznma or rr v:`fERubAv-T THE ounces ADDRESS. Ila Bellow: In I-Employ.-ing the (`ouvhh In Some \\ _!;_-llu Tlllnkg lllrd Lnbo HIGH com or Jtrsrlfj _ Mr. W. Rcil-Tkn II no harm in the ndcunoll revolving the platen hum the clot- gymnn At the slur." Mr `IAIQLAH 1 Ohm nan. -un-- -nnl.l Iij I-U \.. `V-mm %hwI5&1hju@ tlulbooriduoo olIr.Johuuwu ale-but uthlpht. culovfuunutxot. Ir. A.Slnnu|&hotlho|hndundnH* In Ink nullqol unthinki- up nb4llvUu|7.d\yo|u.1inn mm Iu IL!-kn `Inc, had E '-I -r. H IIII` -IIVII III I II--II. I! ll 1 `. W. halal! !'L'f;'3."..EZ1'2.3."2`.$_ ...__"n. .__`.'_'_' Ihruunduluudthunhumnmi Ilr. `I Iuovonlhtunonanil. llluul \\ nnibnuunc lhnl I` \V Hluhnll-.` unungu.-wuousunuuu .1 Mr. `Mutual nplioduuthohul.u-l. : fut Hr. \\'Iili|g'o lnutt,`nunrkod that his I-unison-ouotiuo run I` AIOIOJIID` nycnr..bnt that of conruil Icluoul an I tho Indium ol Mr. Whiting did. Humid , horn hotntoqnlha hi puopku 0!- utmudthnlunoqthulbo ihnuighl dohtn lnju . ovvllhooghliuuuo was notuun `no vucopk-I into its Wlnuudlolud -uhdlt hr bully nuns. llr. Vnlhu Ind |:rm-gnmm. bonror. nous.- Ir\ponnuh`y.Incau unnvpuylowmld Idhnnunuclmndcnm n lnnnnrhln reputation thus hlnhoooctollhonocduncut Iponhinbythofrnl-nu,ndoodid his family." His lunatic 31.: ahead dam` Since uch he ha! ha: conpu-nix-oly I yuothinghdo. I III Inn llama IIIIAN l'uI`Al u.. xx"-`is "..'I.Ii L}'.'I"a{ i.'."'i.... thing Ion to o than and. My \\'Ln.L..a .....n..| n... L. 3...: I III I (|llKI IIKI NTICI1 IIIIIXT. Mr. '5! uk \\'MtOhoul. O vitam- in; omccr of man standing. if ho had ever nurkod in the I1] he had muted four for Mr. Gun: cud cnunod than = ` toho thrown out. nd Whitehead aid he hulnot. \\'honuk1o-lwhyho lookthonow ' tlopnnunhouuvnd in n coahuonl way. ` He might have acted in on irtquhr tr. ` wncuouula-nuuyuudin m. ! Ho meant no trickery. Whi . car { tini ,und in to nation. aid he mml ha. hon: alumina-nl 1 '00 uouumu-u wenunou.nounor bad anybody also : when he odd Sim- monda objected to everything the lullot muting was exmpud. The other libonl ucrutinoor, Mr. Brooh. had. he aid, uctal In I quiet and order! manner. I > `P \\'hIHnn nALn- \\'|nII'nLnn.I A main-n. J IIUTII. Mr. Wilnot--"Mr. Huihn. Iubmit I motion." \I_ ll` h-x| .4-I`--- L ~, L , y .n IIIIUIITIII (III! -0 ODJXW VII V | Mr. \\ f?uu..d add simmud. had not objected to hit mu-li the ballots. neither ` Lul -Ilvhhh Ah - . uh`: L- _LI 1):... IU '\ UI',IIIIu8. Thon." uixl Mr. Whiting. ho objoctal to you writi the name: 0! the when on ` the hnchol e ballots. though you said a moment an: no objection was taken." Hr. \\' ihhnul nu .qa...........a. L... ..... I nu:-1-can uoung. ` Mr. \\'hiteheAd could nu! unto details. ` but Simmonds. he said. had n objecting t I . o`? ` F `Wlinn ha nl\iAnI-I KIIIIU .\lr. \\'hithca-I answered in the negative and in II mnnner to indium that he run ahockml. He aiici not see Ayleovorth since the election. uni he wouldn`t make such an mvnark to him Anyway. A IATIIIIAL I`uI.\`T R.\l.\`IIl\. Tho witueu was asked if objection hul been taken to the manner in which he had I acted by the liberul Icrutineorl nl. Ho } said that Alfred Simlnolnla huim parti- ' culnrly troublesome. He had made mischief All the tilt Mr. Whitinu asked him what Simmonds I III (III! (III. Whiting what Simmonds hufhoen doing. MI`. lnllnl nnl In: inln .l-o-:l. I lIl|II' IIIU IIIBII U_\ SIKIII. Did you remark to \\'hiting. that you had ti ` time 3" `C- `\'|.E.I. , , V ` Pl` 3 ; I Mr. \\`m:em-...i n.mk..1 u ` an-nnonl ll. lint to he in cloub ` I_\' light tIa\I`ne ukym him. know the mun by snght. IHJ vnn nun`:-Ir In L IICII "Hui" HKIIIG. Doyou know a man munod .-\_vIesvorlh. ` n stage-driwr. Incl to be seen about Bequ- p"n!?n \'I' .'IitDlIll.AnI lnnhL`hn' Ohnnnhlful I-In ' W llll l.'\ lllll! Cllll$l'Illll|l. ` .\lr. Whiting asked him if he had read idnneo And he aid he might have done so. t he hnd no recollection. he certainlv did not think he nwl the section which made provision against the \'er_\' thing he ; had himself done. ul\_, ...... |.._,_... - _.-__ _ 4. . I |-.|.,.-.,.,-L ceruin sections of the luv given him for his ` I I IIVI II yulllttl I |lUP|lly`IVU|lI'lIllI llllllir "U \\`0lIl\ vote vuinat Sir John. l: admitted that there ha been some chatiing going on during the cmnpeign. After he hed written the nuniea of the voters on` the backs of the ballots be marked them for the men and hold them up to the gaze of the scrutineers. He did not hear thnt they were objected to. He was ~rfectly sober, as sober as ho was then in he witness box. He had n:eei\'ul A copy of the Election act. but he confessed he was not familiar with its pttwisiuus. He did not read section 55, to Ill!` Itlrcut that ballots nnirked so tlut \`0tu:`s--.cmtld be iden- titied should be thrown out. He haul nvted genernll as he had acted in previous elec~ tions. le had not. of course. nwiously counted in the marked bnllots,uid nulho had attestation papers he would not have count- ed the ballots which he marked. lleving marked them in good faith. liowcver. he counted them. After the olevtion, uml when I a recount was talked of. the idea 0 ::urred I to him that the ballots innrked by him would be thrown out. In reciting the con versetion which he had with the returning otiicer he (Whitehead) tried lunl to explain what had occurred. He had asked :1 nes- tinn. and taken Dr. Henderson`: rtmncr to -ther oiu.-are as a reply to him. N You were badly lllileai up iv-.\:1i`t you." j onquired .\lr. Whiting. * .\ir. Whiteheui did not re}-l_\'. . You nude in Pretty Incas of it` didn`t you 3" said Mr. \\ hiti . I don't think I din said the uitness, with evident embuuement. II. \\L:t:_... --|....I L:_. :l L- L_,l .._- z i , 3 1 I I . CIIIIIVII II 90903 Mr. Uuihnll could not nd my chute in uuonuoatonbov thus I do had` myth! whatever to do with Iuncid ohln Ihochumh. llwunotfnosnd the peoplo uhould be consulted about nnythln that Ahead the church`: uhntltng baton i won atbmphul. The plugs should ho loll in thopenuhnd alvqynhoonthocuuoonn. If thin Ion not done pooplovonld laws the church. Iuul as wen 1.: ma sons and cnugntars. In ems:-examination the witness said he had no recollection of nying that if he was not nfpointod I deputy-nturnin otcur he agivniuat 0 Olin} O'\m-us Ln. L--an -A---n -I--533-m ---3--m - he got his ballot hox and equipments he had s.skod.Dr. Henderson what he should Ido, as there were no Attestation pa rs. The reply he understood was that he siizuld mark the ballots of the illiterate voters upon the book. He had Innrlml the ballots in uuod fnith in the presence of tho mters. No olfoctious was raised to the proceedings and o Inl- lots, as marked by him. were in {nor of Mr. Gunn And counted for him. The porn- rnph in the Ottawa the I m had injured rim as well I! his and daughters. (`N)&l-exnminntinn that Iritnnnn llid hn at the ncounton lvluvlxllut Illtl know of the rejection of the" lnllotl. N thong con tention was made against tho "action of "slur liIll6`lT)7I'lii"lili6l`lV5ilM ' H6 did do: hour thy: at tint it was the inlontion ol the ntuminghicer to leave Mr. \\'hiteheuI 0!!` as A deputy returning otlicer. `rm: l`l..-\l.\l`l|`I` l.\' `rm: .-znxn. J. \\'hitehead said llllt he Inarkod fnm7In|lnh ' " ` ' ' ` auxin mrk him. said .\lr. mu xed the grit: this \ thoughtful. He 5 doubt, lsut o\'entunl~ ..... Li... \'..- l. . .......I I I, lllll UVUIIIHII` Yes. Iw would church. \I _ II` than v`:|`:.glIIulluh. Saran rm. .\'ulli\1n-Tlncuo am: called rkldlr. Mclntyro ohtod `union. an`: I stay of proonodinp. onlu Juutico Armour, he amid. still hold goo-L Dr. Stuart hoisted I docunnt up: the illd) dusk and aid : "Thanh-y uuwvr. B _ninuJdod it, bI.I II'I 1 uuuuilut-III jlhl` 0! thohochbothulanhmqqkoldlhglh olurrioc. llohnuouollbv. .IImn,ol tlolcthotlhc church. llh louhlip it I vmnolundl shun. with Intuit. fullfunhamund Lair udvh on nun black. llowcnnoyoglnnundvlituwith hiohhhuul. Iloquh ndwith hlliugoel. Ycntuhyn III 'ncnIudIonuutlbyAvutd.ad 3 wyor 3:-bointunpuulu tllunddnu Hruvonndnp with tonal: Pllhou gonocouuuluaun." uluwnllvu IIIII Inwnung lo canon no could iota-fore with the touporalitien ol the church I! be chou. M- g--L-" ._...I.I _..A 2-] _.__- .I..._. _I_ n.n-uuncuc-u-4...; iuuguguuu unu um: ' CHIC] ICIVI`. inundod mod` loo T`hoj:lsptom Ioruulitmndlhoooun 7 uljoumod 1 Inc lllu Irurcu (III I numuor 0! questions I which he asked the jury to answer, the chief : one of which was to this ooct : Did the crticlo. II 3 whole. expose the plnlnti In E hatred. contempt, nidiculo ur obhquy? The _ lulge referred to the embittermentl created I y political pnrtiunship. and then on to_ ditiscssa glue conduct ofkthe plninhu uni _ enqmrec t ere wu tric oty in is acts I I obj:-ct_el to. This ins I nutter for the ury ' to dcclde. If the mulnients of the Fire I mu ; vlr_en.:oI not true. orwnot juagac E.-r tlcl ouc given for ophIn'ti : ut _ ii the ju thouzht the common: fnirlyfe _ | noon the conduct of the plailm` I libel I an: 1&0)! baenkoommitted. The jury remind at : 0` oc . 11.- .`.... ..a...._-..I _. 45.02 _r_|--|_ ,_: . 11-2: at I'I.It'l| VII c;nT;nl;nu:uhulato Run under privi . V When asked to auto Room refund to o no because he III the owner. Tho judge racers-I decision. He and than was nun non pninuin thocuo udhv ulholitiou convenient upon them. He would consider \ the out imlnodiculy on hi mum to To- In-kn Thonpoou VI. Run -A nil futcjoetnnot from the pruninu Inland by the 31!, "l`|:oInpon. and panda of I: nnv no-.no..l on II..... ....J.. __:...:|.._ cnn1Iu cl-u will It The can of I !-ton \-3. Wlnla. an action \ for seduction. bu bean adjourned until an! COIIIK V Illu IRIOIU 3 BIIIIIKECII IIII IIKOI. I The ju could not tell than how to de ' cialo in we I matter. The jury returned F at no o`c|ock um nmlond . make for ` phintil for 85. The judge hid the verdict carded can with it TL. n.-- ..I` Ih.a-... ... ll'L-l._ -_ __.2_ _, DO I in`! U Clix`. The try returned II 2:85 o'clock and naked: oourtilthenunon of the voters on the cnnoelled bnllotl worn writhn before or after the votes were cut. Whiuhand aid before ; Simmonds aid after. 11.4 Sud... .....I.I .43 A- AL-_ L-.. a- J . Aoiudp Thu lccanlnolnou. Jnuicokoubtho Incubus L. L....L |..nL -- ...._n- L -_-_J |._ IIUIIIV. l .\1.-. R. `r. \\'alkem an the Elainti` am ' nut srtli la vedainagen, but t e thorough \-indication 0 his reputation. Mr. Walkem claimed that Whitehead`: election irregula- ritios were mmmittod through a mistaken inlpnasion an to what his inntrnctiou won. The charges made in the Ottawa Free P-mu about him were. to his mind, shock . The I only desire now was to wash Mr.m\'hite- ` heal`s mputation from the stain cant upon 1 it. and he appealed to the jury with t 7 mnti-lance that they would do this forhh. RIIARKR or `rm: JI'lu'. The `uulge began his cha at l:l5 o'clock. He has written outa num r of questions which he naked the inn: tn amnunu-, u... nhinf umul. 1 no wunsoi uumorously pourtmyed .\lr. \\'hitehend`s peculiarities. his position. amd his delicate reputation. compared with his idiotic action at the polling booth. As a de 1It_\'-rvnurning ollicer for thirty years ho has: exhibited himself in court rather as a knave than a fool. The damngo to his repu- tation was innitesimal : it could not be computed : and the counsel for the prosecu- tion had not otfered to show wlnt it Ins. ; They appeared in court in a spirit of hm undo, with nothing to lose hut everything to gain. .\lr. Whiting spoke for nearly an hour. \I._ n 'I` Il`_lL._... -,,-n .1 u . .... ... noun-u nu sued to leave upon the muul 02 Sir. Avlosworth vms that he haul been aw- fulb'olovcr and trick . and equal to the very thing the Pnrt I men had said about him. Mr. \\'hiteheml had hmins enough to make {ho mmsof no value. and he was certainly not stupid or foolish enough to count them out when he himself spoilt--`. ` them. The counsel humorously pourtmyul ` peculiarities. nosilion. . r. .L Whiting did not think there was much to any about the cue. In the put newspaper: had been persecuted lgy people with empty pocket: and reputation aoat- od, and who wanted to squeeze money out of the publishers. ' An body who knew Mr. \\'liitel1ea\d would long at theiden of him wanting dunnges for wounded feelings. It weather-beaten as his could be injured by the little dust stirred u . The remarks Banned in the Ottawa t Press were ro by his conduct during the election. and it was ridiculous to think that he had received any damage. particulnrly as he glossed over the not of at local paper and attacked one at Ottuwn, where he vms not known,nnd where `V the people did not care n bnubee shout him: ~ It was I crying shame the wny Mr. White- hend noted in,the late election. The im- mession he tried to leave the mind of .'. ll`. tllllt ho Ii.-ul Ivan xnr. was absurd to think that n reputation an ught upon Mr. Whitehead`: own head um can we muons were no new by Ml`. \\'hi=lIo|d slut the I the men voted eouldbo uocrtdnod. H031 `re tixfiiIin6_6r acted in an in way. Booauap of an objection of Mr. `Sim- monds Mr. \\'hltoheud. threatened to put under armat, but Whitehead wt: oniy 10 mg. oggll;Q_19;>gt_1 7 doniu \\'L2a 275.75.": `in? I nan-u-nu-ulnl-I IL. I. IIII Ul "II cullruu. A uurgylnul am no right co iutorloro with tho Iouponlicu at the church. The novdoparture putook of of tudhm punand simple. Mr. nun dmmul from Mr u...|..n ....a Iuluou Ian on Jubn. i that the ooVhold bf Mr. Ihdhd IJIAI (In I-nv u: man rntn Tho Lhl. nnnbrof - __J I.__AL " ii}. an '5i.7JIi ES."r. Mnnhdl and cnntoudod according to canon he could illfffh Ci! n Imnnnnrnlitinn n th- A NEW IREEZIZ SK?!` IX. Another dioouuion. u mother subject, 1 was provoked by Mr. uslnll. He nefar- ml to the new more which M r. Cuwoy had surtul on Sunday. vix. that the oidauuon should go to the Altar nil and receive the collection plates: from him before going among the `Cxple for their otforingu. Ho cont:-mlotl 3 much u promoding on the rl of A clergyman wu country to the WI o! the church. A clergyman Ind rinht to inning with an. a........Im.. .3 nu nucu ww Mus we cull. no nopou um N- ru would not take note of this one. . r. Carey laid the reporter: uhould auto jun what transpired. It wan too had that the-_\ could not iuve I veatrv meeting with- out A scene. However, the onus of It Inna! fall upon those making it. The orgnniat matter \|`|l drupped. I-uu.-I unsung aluucrlpqulll (0 purcnlne U101!` gator A coat. The ladies in other churches id the ammo thing. He and otherl lllb` scribed tmranls the mat. He hoped the re- D0l'k`l`I would not tasks nnh; nf thin man ans. 1 uum nun ulougurallal iaylorsnoum he reappointo. She had given aatisfaction. uI'1'l'L\'G .\'r normal ucrs. .\lr. Wilmot wanted liflht on this subject. He hoanl that the i on rat being re- served for a niece of PI. \ ouldon. who was an agplicant for the position. Mr. Carey`: appointment of M r. Youldcu made him think there was something in it. Again he was aware that last winter the oung lady`: aunt had gatherqd the money I ich went to buy Mr. Carey a coat. Capt. Harkin ex- ldnined them was nothing ununual about adieu raising subscription to purchase their pastor coaL The Indian in ntlmr nhunnhan l\:lIIIIOu. Aid. Thom sun thought M iu'l`avlorahould renppoin . I:R1'l'l\'n 1'!` llnil-Inna I-Arvin (U KIIUW IVIIIU I` '33. Mr. Youlden was I intcd by Mr. Carey his church-warden. r. .\lau-shall was re- elected as the people`: church-warden. The debate nhnut Hun nrcuninr in-nu nmn t`lt`t`l'I!ll as me people I cnuncn-warden. The debate about the organist was again resumed. 1:) `Fl... ..... .....AL_..._LAll:__'I`._.I,, I in I little or no knowled re of before hand. Auditors Butt rum Rutuur reported the chnrvh-wnrden's books carefully kept. `rm-: in-:ru'n: is m:sr.\u~:n. The debate about the or-gunist`s salary was then resumed. It was contended that Miss Taylor should he paid the same salary as`_her predecessor. Csptnin Gsskin tixed her salary at W hecuise of the statement of Mr. Carey, that a young Indy had volun- teered to set as organist until Easter with- out pny. He had promised to support Miss Tsy or for the position. and therefore thought it better to secure her at I low salary than to hue one who would play free. Mr. Cue corroborated the sate- ment. Miss Toy or was onl up inted temporarily and the position she he d was virtuelly ncsnt. Mr. Wilmot thought there was something about the Appointment that hsd not seen the light. He would like to know what it was. \I.- \'..u|.I-.. ...-- .........:..a...) I... II. n__.__ cum, 91,031.21. neierenceywas made come 0 ' t's salary, from which 835 had been d ucted. This proceeding Mr. Marshall said was wmn . and he recommended that ` $16 . $0be\'ote< to Miss Taylor as back salary. If this were granted she would be receiv` at the rate of $100 per uinnm. The sggsrer intilnared that a grievous wrong was being done every year by debts being incurred of which the church-wardens knew nothin . To guard against this he recom~ menden that an order-book be laced in the care of the church-wardens. am that no ex- penses be incurred without an order being given by them. Mr. Harmer could not un- derstand how debts were contracted with- out the knowled e of the wardens, and Mr. Carey challenger? Mr. .\la1~shall to nzune any cases of this kind. .\lr. M;L:`slmll named several accounts which the wardens had An.Iu'0n-. `Ines .1... l)..a.... ......-..a..l ALA `-- -u wnuuvvcolvnllq WIIVIWIII` BIIV I?pVIPUU IUI the `our to be 81.77 44; the expendi- ture. l.59I.2l. Reference was mule tothe AI-oAn3nf`n nnlnru cm... ...I.:.`.|. can 1...: 1.-.... llell I " '1 ..._. K. The anninl meeting of St. Paul`: church vesfry was held lut evening in the schnol' house : Rev. Mr. Cu-ey presided. Ml`. lnuiantad than uhnrninrnr. uuune : LVIIV. NI`. Lucy preuueu. Mnnhall presented the uhurchwar- den : ntutemeut, showing the receipts for your 8 376.44 : the axnemli. Tho Position of the Congregation: In I: I-1- QUIET T noun; AT same or THE CHURCH MEETINGS. ,,._._ _.______j.__..____.- . THE fVESTRY MEETINGS. _._- -___-_ .-..-.'-- .- us - -~ nunolo) Souo- llootlon of tho Faun] _ <-__. ___ .-.v..--ov--.----u. l-`uni Unylouhnhou at st. Puma. 'IoIquI|ha|do|&|llUdy\` any: vacancy \-uuuwuu The tor. Ru`. I". Prime was in the choir. go sltonduuv wan very In-go ud harmonious Tho following account J to- ` cdph Md oxpodltuo Ion pnanhd for thopulolghtucolhnldulqbd. Than III III! III: II um cllllltll 3 any onion IVOII in ton. In addition 8375 wee Jul by the liee' eid. end 8350 b l . The 1 amount given to ulioceenn emf oier generel objects wee N75. The met for church im- provement. over 8311!), wee ehown to he paid off within the four yeere mlculeted upon. eeve CHI), inet which there were euhecriptione for HR. very euon available. There en en hicreue ol %6 upon the pre- vioue your in Sundey otferinge. Theee ec- mnnte were edoptexi. end R. V. Rogue re~ eppointaeci minieterl wenlen, I-`.. J. Ii. Penee hen; egein rhqreen people`e wenlen. `Die emiitore, U. E. Hague and H. L`. Voigt. were re-up 'nte ne nleo the eideenien. J. A. B. Sent , J. S. R. hlc(,`nnn. U. Hewitt. 1:. Bonny. Alfred Shanon. \\'. (,`ritch|e- and Alfred Howell. Thanh were to the werdene, eunlitore, luliee` aid. orgen in end choir. The memorial and improve` ment committee re rte-I program. With greet heertlnea em unanimity en incneee nl Cl) wee nude to the etipeud ol Rev. J. K. Uclorine. end tothe weniene wee en: ` (meted the cerrying out of leeinhle im- provement: in the pereonege under enume- ment with the incumbent. The contee- tion. et e euheequent moetin . re-elected IE. J. B. Penee delegate to the c ioceeen eyuo-I for three yeen. 80. Janos` Church. ' Th incumbent, Rev. Mr. Mcoriue, in the chair. Fbo auditor!` Iutomont showed the nceiptl to ho I3.9I5 for the put your. nrohnhlv an Inn an nbrinn in hlulunrlinn uu! lvxvlplul E!) II! ..HlJ IO!` U! plat you prohcbl so large an oning in mportion wo the of the church on my be ore i\-on in In lthlilinl Q75 wan nag inn.` Ir. Unlllnll-"I don`! know whom. Oq0III|I|III|w-lnpmo-tutu! j. nu was ngnwsll sun! we eeumates I01 I55: - 88 be repared and considered at an ad- journ meeting to be held on A ril the 25th. Accommodation was proridet in the church for unmarried militia oilicen.and the ladiee were heartily thanked for their inter- eet in aiding in extinguiehin the debt. The choir was aleo thanked or their very I etlicient eervices for the past `ear. The ~ rector ex reeeed satisfaction with the eer- vices of . J. Carson as church-wnnlen for the put year, and nominated R. Waldmn hie eticcenor for the ensuing year. J. S. Muchleeton wae unanimioualy re-elected the people`e warden. The following eideemen were selected : Meeere. R. E. Kent, '1`. Mille. John Canon, H. H. (iildereleeve. H. A. Bette, F. W. Spanginherg and l". J. re. The nance committee was con- tinued ir oice and power given unto it to ` add to their number. C. F. (iilderlleeve \ wee re~elected re nhtive of the cathe- dral to the eynot . and the veetry meeting was adjourned. n vunq Pnymeuts to the clot ' `from the Rector fund: do not up r in t ne nbove statement. * as the money: onot pass through the wu- dem` hnnds. I ; ...-_ -...._,I .1.-. u , ,.,-, . : .....- Poor fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dobentum account. . . Sexton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I-`uol. water and 333.. St. George`: Hall. . .. Special oollootions.. . . Synod assessment . . . . Rom. Bishop`: house. Incidental expenses. Inlonast account. . . Balance. . . . `II. John on; Rev. A. w. : Choir fund. . Poor fund. nnhnnlnhn n4 '!`olal...... .. Diaburacuwnls for I.\\`.I-`b~.~".. Rev. B. B Smlth.`..... .. Rev. A. W. Cooke . . . . . . Cholr fund no. Ravipls for L~L~.'::~~'.`. To balance preceding Euster.. Poor fund. . . . . . _ `. Receipts. St. George? mu`. . T Pow rents . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ` Ordinary 00"0(`li0ll!l.. .. .. . Snoolal oolleutjnna Urmnary oollocuons. . ` Spoolaloolleouona... .. H` Donation. Rev. B. H. Smitlhl Dobonluro ewcoum.. .. on uvurxu I LIlllI.`(ll'Ilu The Vestry meeting in St. George`: cathe- lml was well attended last evenin . Rev. IS. B. Smith. assistant rector, presied, and F. J. R0 rs performed the duties of Vestry clerk. '1 no auditors presented the financial ` statement. which showed an increase in re- : ceiptl of $`2l5.3S over the receipts of l8S5- 86. um l.'llUll' uuu auulwrs, tor mqlr services. The appointing of an organist and the ; xing of -her sale was left to the discretion ` of the churchwan ens and the pastor. MEI-2'l'l.\`u or `rm-2 (`ox(uu:u.\'1`Io.\'. At a congrogntiomtl meetin , held after i the Vestry session, Capt. Davi son. R.M.(`., was appointed a delegate to the synod. -'~.. ...]-"*2 -..:.'.:-: "- &.I'.. church n::`'s.. uugnh aha." `(Hm .- r=--"" '3--'* llll IIIIIUS. It was Agreed that the estimates for 1387- 8 be nrnnnl-ml Alla` nnnninlnnml -D an ml, mu, \.uI uuu, nuraey MIG W umor. . A vote of thanks was passed to the mur- ing churchwanlens. sideamen, members of the choir and auditors, for their services. The Annnintina nf In nrnnluf and Hm The Sunday school and` Lndies` Aid societies reports were read. The former ahowednbahnce on hand of $10. and the Inner of $179.49. `plus nnlnru In` tho nnntnu up..- nI...u..I ..| .|_nu,cr U! in H1. 99. Tho salary of the tor was placed at 81,000, and that of A r. Ball, his sexton, at ` sum. \ VIII!` The sidesmcn appointed were : Maura. Miller, Butt. Sutherland, J. D. Thompson. Gooclearlo, Robinson, Power. Gaskin, Rut- mn, Corbett, Honey and Wilmot. A VON! of thnnlm um: nnnnml On fin: rnfir, WIIP WUIU IWOTII (0 Dflllg ll} DICK I0 {DO cnzhnligchnmh. WW .. 7 _ H 1 Mr. Cu'oy-"I gm not pne of them." i Mr. Mmhill-I did'not any that you 3 were. " On motion it was decided thnt the church wardens be relieved from tqking up the col- lection) in future. nun.-u--'u.` .\_.. .... .........._.. `L taunt prin}:iplu,"und he also :knvI that men were some p'eo;;)le connected with it \ who were sworn to ring it back to the cnlholin chnmh ` Total All au`uu' gaunt. - :1 n. u - nu nun-an v. n n -- nu. In:-mu. wn.v`r nu : n. )lr. |hnhll-"lf abut church: Into a mzonuhutumnwhyt Pauli no. It. Illuhhr-It In I call hutch hulutau |l.luIhall. WQvIlIInIIcow`..un' r -"You on do_w_I9| It In. `In. a_Ln_. L4 -- st. George`: Cathedral. m\.tnII .......A:..._ L. 0; 4!_____ THE BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, APR.lL.1'-2. nu-uvuunluuulqu. up Mr. Wuhan cn1vuu?:.oo thowmuol It llohh hadn- huna blnlbhul hnho had I-Align--n..L--lllnnnnnn-A IV . Zlill. `a prlohtol the ppr. Ho:-u.-ml unt nxm A nnnrnixnn pink I ` nucu pnnunlneni junlrn .us Is. .1]. roru. . _ Allen. I`. Funk. 8. J. Iiilpstrick. \\'. P. Boll. And J. It (hrruthon ton chnllo I. Withono excoplion. and that U. K - wick, the jurors ton fumen. Ir. Mchr tyn adduced the jury in I lengthy I1)`. pointing out the luv of libol. and nciting ` thocirt-umu.nnmof the man. Thalihnl cu I puuluug (Ill ulo av ul IIOOI. Ila I'ItI|llI[ thocircnmuananof the man. The lilnl In mid to ho contlonl in the following pun 371 ll. pulnlislndouu-chad: `$3 it say wonder 3;: .\.Ir. Gnu I'll dw loch-l at "inux I` . -y A ounngocir cuuuuuoo. the dopllli rvtumlngoocr took thotmublatovriht chums olthorohn upon I number ol ballot lurked for Mr. (hum. It in nan-Ila: In any that no such Imuble wu Iahn by the deputy returning ollioer with an lnlloh muted lot Sir John I Mnnlolnlul. I htlhfldll. hour I over. in know I I t Iory mania; oloer. by than hnlloh. and Iodo- II nuoyiu` them. In all llily uuuullu-I tho nun election. `rickety uomollnnu ororrcocba ital! " . nanny cunnmark (`apLGuli|wuluhvoIrol . for-1 vru-dtothoultnrtopuhooullnedon In udhoruumnnh In And ritulbuu Inn | the ty. Other chnho In city had ndophd thesp- NI. IiUlXII|qI$IlICIj'|? wI' !|oIIpI'uunu-L Jana Johunu. dltot ol the Oust: Lwumhddublh Nlmdudlh harm-A Houodad pngnph u- .._n... M- ll'Ln_L.-4| L...... -- .. _:.n Iotncuuooou. I10 flunk \ writhnilslocur. B0 In! hr\ponnnIlly.Incnu-nnopoqlo uothvounncl pun ':...""'a.'.""..:.....`"'2`.&' olunlouluotlnnbytho bnl on Ila] ' lyu-| dolibu=lo`l,youn:: orlbo an Ion lurthlnucnoptulaitudo thjunntosutout all *nd|oodn hob uvvlljill "Ill. Thinpnugnphw uicltoholnlumuuli-` cioul. nd delnnntory. II In tilt, dhw ` puhhk. and ulinbononhlo eochup that tho Ion ollloor" haul nautical to trick "{"' ......u.... L.n.... 1... .L. .4... .._.u. .. "u:.7u"u.'Tcu';a':' cn:vuudII' -' -3'13 7:: n.n.n n....u_. .L..|..... .._.... I. u. This one via culled at 9:.`| o`clock. uni. slur come trouble. I jury In uncured. Such pmminenc jurors .u R. M. Ford. W. Allan I t`m-u. .x` J IiiI...o.a.~L u- p UC%` IIIU" WUUIU Urlllx I ITIIU UIIL E pa.-mu! the judge referred to two inst- ters which were now eng ring the attention of the grand jurors. (L) etnperanoe legis- lation. In this respect the government was greatly exercised as to what the le really desire and what was best lltltlil) or the public interests. Some persons were of the opinion that the people should be edu~ cated against the excessive use of li uor : others held that the manufacture ant sale of liquor should be rohibired. Society was agitated by the pro nleni hik h the question resented. As far as his lordship could earn or observe the legislation now had ` upon this question. the option law. was very instlicieutly enforced. It had heeu freely Yin- not a good one it should be taken oil the statute books ; if it was good it should he enforved. (9.) l'ris0It labor. He did not mean. in this connection. the contract sys- tem. He meant the desirability of keepi convicts in the s and prisons em aye: in some way. `he sum of 870.!!!) been spent last 'ear in the maintenance of those in the gaos. and the total revenue from their lnbor was less than 841]). When poor men had to work for their livine was it do ! sirahle that the should he called upon to ` support the r` in idleness ? He show- ed clearly t t if work were provided for the prisoners there would not he so man of them. He instanoed places where it ad been decided to work the prisoners in the gaols and where work proved very e sc~ tive. He argued that prisoners should he made to work. and that the product of their labor should heput upon the market. While the prisoners were in gaol and employed the might be allowed certain wages which d be handed over to their families or 1 friends The jury could esprnu an opinion l on this subject in their presentment. I 1 I lated. This should not be. If the law was } p ` . they would bring a true bill. l Ills; -IIIUIIIN3 .\IUUl1'u Judge Rose. in aulln~ssi,p_- the jury,point\ 1 ed out that tlieru wen-. mily two cases for \ consideration. one of frnud And one of libel. The judge observed thnt` no man had sn~ thority to write ul` print thnt about another which would bring him into disrepnte and ridicule with his telluu` men. IIislurdshipe.\'- plnined the Imturu of the libel suit to be submitted to them, and chair vcd the jury to in\'estiCnte it thoron lily. 0 ve his own opinion with rt-gsnigto libel. {u had not. he said. very much syin mthy with actions for libel. As it rule men iivin in a on1Inili~_ nity have clinrncters wliieh wi lstand criti- cism without injury. A reputation is not worth much if it is not strong enough to live down some opposition. It was hardly worth their while to defend everything men ' said about one. But there Ina ' be times when rsons \\ ill say that of their fellow man W ich should be nnswerod. Allusion was made to the power nf the press. his lordship pointing out that articles appeared at times in print that if seen in places where: l the factaof the cue were unknown. might rove damaging to those they concerned. Fhe duty of the jut? in the ease referred to ` was to ascertain. i possible. if the punr ` graph complained of was written for the purpose of injurying coin lainant. If they l came to the conclusion t t such was the i I in nn_unnl than inalnu I-afar-rn.I in turn nut Willohucl 1:. Ottawa Free Prou.` IIIITIIIUT. L79"! `lrIII|!I|II|'. ll. KlrK0r. 4`. (I. Johnston, '1`. Kirk trick. C. Li'.`iugst'un. (.7. Mnund. John B. lurmn. Thomas (`I 'de. Joseph Dock, William Brutus. Gil rt` Flinn Thnluync J llsunnx` Tllnmnnu llrnnn IJUSUPU IJVUK, \\ Llllllll rnlullll. lllurt Fl nn, Thonms J. Henge.` Thomas Green. Jo n Hnllitlay. `liichmxl ('. Irvine, Robert King. Thomas .\I00rt`. Jmhm Rum in )ulIln`s\`iJI\' the inrv, nnint VI$H II III. Iii . Mr. Mu-oholl odd tho new moro would aoct tho church'o linonuo Sovonl poaplo hultoldhimthot it Iron cordon! out they would not ottood thooorvleoo It in timo tho church vudono with It novoltioo. Ho woo uxiooo tht tho ho plocod in hiopovuboutoloro. I thiovunotdono hogoold lock thou o r. Cuoy Lny at tho nmark III` In did mm [Lorin-vnnnn

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