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iii Hf, If tmeet "Mm the' poloto them, and boldly chin " right." with moon-in. t, on u. doin- will tsc-ttmi,-' a 'em-OneStat-Pet-tttat-terr-tttt etirqtt-t-tis thopublio m «and. "ominously reg-rd]:- of {bani-he- -tdwttrrtotrthohnpeeiat Guam-rm? Tho Cola-id connection impala duties Ip'onGlont Britain, butdnhupinisnot on dug-that one-aided one. for (hand: hnoutiiuotoperfbem, undo-north “import“: cube-oi: than should avoid doing “1min; hkoly'to canton-no th.tmtttteremmu, compile“. he: re- 1ettit-ithAteeignmtiti. Wedomttwuhtobernumdorutoottmt uni-not. What u chin in that al. w itinpotlocuywunt the mem- ttem o! tho Mihnmt“m no m to Import! Minister," 'h-ittotho 'reogtuetftttr'ottmttr, 'utth_rahttrtueetuamrtoui-sset' -Mmm no. Oman-at, nor - nylhin‘ In.“ un-gr-tttis, .mn’msut-oroontinly annotate tin hooky o! can-on ton-om to wanna (showman) tut tttrlehisdtt-1e1 and his oath-gnu havetmeoettrinmestt-thmruv.to Juno-non: con-dud“ unkind with 1-,.“ Minir.ieeabatsd my in” tf .0 m hmtwdthohm Atr""rrrwsi.-tu'rrarav. l their policy 'resist, cobra with, with that of tho Imports! Gown-uncut. Whiu1-itotsod-udhoentor. .igtrttt-i-th.uaademgtrne- much-m: “duh. mold» 1tmrim,"aatdwhm,tuastm manpower ad I. oe Britain I mm on Jrt nod-owning“ M manic! thi1mdigwse-tetuoreitims,u" 'rrt"ouetrudotaseirs-trigaorttt. 'ltitnt. mm”. (bad: And tho lotto Gout-y, which, to ny an Ie-toi-t “Madman! is al- uhudtolcdo-obnmo “any '2tl'grgtt'at2ttgr"t country Muhammad Thom]. 'trat-r-vit-not-tttutter on“. III-um to GM Britain; man it in m tttodtrtrofa-dinn 'ttttegg-gt to “your to nah their ”liq conform to an ofthe unpaid 90ml. '0 he! quite an thet and n theory a this " an be approved of by tho peoruttrthuetttmo.ttutdtut they win-poo with as. “.3123. that» long-Inh- ttttetioaoetho%nPire, ”I..." poo- maintain-blond- mhgowhichouroonnoctionwith Gui: BritniaoiRted-muttt mundynnd ,'tttiqtodotmrdutr" BERN! which. 'qd,ftartherthmttta,tutourstat-n -idnettttodointt their dutytotboCa- hulk-public. did thy ”he: to mks. you. Invicwoftho mt hnperialind "aatr1inrtia-atstisaatttinvuw of a. imputation 'tra-teating an m Gannon vial tucunadim Wi- thou-math. “Maya-GM " {001mm tun-mum's): be that tho Dt-ue. Gom‘hn acted 'hr-ttint-tnt-tttcanada. "drtatmdet-dtheirdi-ovat of tumummbaunm an FMMMFoaiII china. Th.gtritintt 0mm "Mind unto-ll, the Candi“ Gonna-on pm you “in liquid-mu (of the Fenian “against Britain, and to and“). -itt-ueieoettutoBettiudo-neat, ”mhmy'banmHuTwy‘ h tho “would. 4tt-tdemtitta of the} Mutant... I,',':':':,') t-t"A,000,00t"t-rtrhg to b. mttitd) comm-durum Bailing and an astt-i-tftttocatmtsruers. ugh-w “WM. otheiq sour-l an. of £2,000,000, and the Canadian W We! thi. embryo-l Oman-t In“ theinclmionottho haunting, and» the obi-hing of coal-crew and. «has in "tttnt ”mu-mmamrmw “It“ 0- than vim auto- iu'hdnddintho Tracy, tum-n 0m: Ml, .mmud, and .tterthoTreaty VII concluded, tho Brit. "t3ovee-tarpettedtotheCmndi" Wtwmout thoTnuihtb int-tet-rarer-iterations. A“: to " in C-dl-mt-s. “h. Can-din Oman-t dmginedto new that unkind-yew- Wto be Inidoathetabl.ttr- d-y, iudi'tutthoDoPiyiot.ourvo tram-drum tart-pond Gonn- at-tun-ttu-Ida-tttttany .1.de wilhouthormv naadghatGr-tBritnirt replica that He: Iuiimtruoo-ettr-hadagtr-stt To Btrider.--J4- h Kan-uh. Owing of an 2h,tGl,'St & Wm In. “PORTS m "btiahod in . Inner ox- ,” "wtur I. as can ttagtots " HANSARD." awn: 'ttlint',,',', $31.? $23331: p08” " jello in“ Win71, (WI can in Guia' - Ladd 'tttm. dam-1L w. Calico. c- um.“- clam» mns mun-ma an PUBLISHING . mummy. _ SESSIONS OF 1870 AND 1871. Wu. {train of truncating In 1de gunman garliamwt My: Guam Cntts. Ps. THE “88381 COMMERCE. GREAT “HAIR AND CANADA. AatHnqtttiatit-'mrtheTteatrof ‘1?" mutating reading matter no N BW ADVERTISEMENTS. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1872. mummn 1mm 3 30131 5J1), POI m _ _ An this in the untapped In t long time museums public and. by tho hid) Plow-um Bound.“ society, " ha! etorteineqd that it mil b0 hunky no ud- od to by Inch-n mundane. of dam“. nod panama of man u will "inc. their nppeoesntitm of the booutiu of that diettte nun-m "id: iq m that 01M hither no” ltwillhenndor the pom ttCHi. Exoolleocy tho Contact Gourd ind lady Lutpr who will {mo tho "te-it- with that preoonco. thus loading on " dnuond oumuon to o ooooo of plooouro and family which will “an. my chum. Tins entertainment, which will at. planes on Thursday, the 25th insult. pro- mines, fromsllwocsn Ieam, toboono of tho most successful of the season. The proceeds will be devoted to the interests of thelrish Protestant Benevolent. Society, sn orgsninyon which, with tmtntmttatious benevolsoos. ha shady don. so and: good In this community. T .--- The Iron Blook destroyed-on. tin. up by tim is being nliuly rebuilt A gm; deal oftheriroumOutthqotd block will be replaced by brick. Cit, Comm-donor Carr wee attain on trial belore the Police “have on I eherge “allowing {rammddinp to be erected within the tire limite. Very little hen been done up to the patent beyond proving the erection ofthe building. Ind shut Mr. Boulton had complained to Mr. Curr. Macrame-31mm to the el- ciency of the Commie-Sober. - ' 7 it in Iktod'thu s down-tho of inu- monldon waited upon the printers who we "ruled yesterday And china than updowu topolmd thoywomd - them. Tho pnnum wisely refund thin {man otrer. h special muting of tho Citrthmneil 'n to u held on Friday that“ woun- aidtr tty, we: work: guy-lion. _' - The Colfacior of Gaseous cud his ml bu. moved into the Robinson Hm whackin- bun mind up for than until the completion of the now Union Home. Ibo York Pm:- hinw the. plus Manning“: tho Amie-n Bout and will!» hugely "tended. 'l'oeowro, April IT. Arnue meeting” held oust. Lew- renee Squnre last night to expre- lymp- thyyith the when ofthe vigihnee committee w.o were are-ted yeaterdey,‘ endtodenonneethe notion tekenby the meter printers. Among the eye-her. were , reol, who Ttly', to standby the women a he done for the put " ”are. It. K. Dodde who thought the "my. under which the men were erreeted ehould be "peeled, ende Mr. Scott who aid the union nun were pro. peredto thed their blood in eidofthe - they had on hend. Aftel'theneet- ing was met, lnrge numbers enabled in front of the Globe onion, and booted end 2iS until they were di'pened by the Pop". Pt _ _ _ A - LP" "not: mind in III-harbour).- ' __ _ -- --- A7 l, Mr. Kean Buchanan. the all known newt, died " Donut on Tum-y Int. The - to Earl Granville's second not. left Washington yesterday. The statements given as to its contents 'n fonnded upon conjecture only. The [inch of mm In. III-tried the daughter of Lon! Hound. Tho Gladstone gonna-ant In" ml- hinodn defence tho Ballot Bill. and the. indoctiom no that mywill noon have to resign once. So much m In" writton in unppott of o gonad principle, which, n it - to nu, moot be too man, con-Herod and oppncintod, inasmuch as tho my ox- istonoool’ tho Cohan) Enpuo of Grant Britain doped: upon it. duo npplhtim Fan-tunnel, tor no no up.“ nppliation ofit in biolyto be reqmndohu st pro- unt, norm the poopk of this country Anid upon to not. III] important ”stiletto: that. of tho inpodal eon- noction And all the pricele- “may “madam thonupon Tho not, nbont . rupture bunch Prune-mt! Gonna, , pemtomtoed un- “in n. In 1861- day did not stop to not who” tho material inkroou clam-do would Mar if Manon MWMM [inn up.' All they know In. that the honour of the, Empire domndnd their surrender, Ind "might. my “not our, IMO-bodied mm in tho country sprang to mm. The "loyalty" ottheCanndingt people is n plant ofn ttardieroirt-nmtmdeoPty mounting an Glob: humus. l The Globe pretend- that this doctrine (is odculetcd to " di.gust loyel people," ‘end'to enooure‘ee feeling in favour of “dependence. Freud the line recently edopted byour contemporery, we ere led tobelievethethe in not by eny new cephle of giving expreeeion to the feet. invof "me" It ia ‘Iimply a ineult elite . to the loyelty and Ao the common eenee of Gene- m’ to enppoee that they would (u, "diegueted”heeanee in dating with ii,',:',',? queetione we were compelled, from motivee of policy " well u by e I of duty, to heve eome regerd for itiiiii:', of the Imperial Government. in nothing new nor Image in thi. prdpoeition. The people of thie - tioh hue recognised ite truth more than oracle, and hen ehown that when Imperial intereete demanded -ititte " their heads they were ready to mete then. And thin they 'hevedone not iron mere mum-mt Ilene, but hen-nee they recog- nieedtLe value of the connection with Greet Bahia and were willing,» pey the my price in and. to mele- Thi- point being "drrutm%dttt), we no LEE. reed, to admit that moire-In- euncee might cite which would render it ‘didlcnlt, end in foot impoeeihle for ' din statesmen to not in full wood with 'thoee ot Greet Btitnin, but ‘under such 1'iiiiei't.airi, whet would be the mani- l feet duty ot their position in the first in. ‘Itence? To declue " once that the Impede] policy wee enta‘onietio to their own, end likely to be detrimental to the intereete or Cumin or to point out to the Imperial Government whet wee ohjeo- tionahle, to remonetrete. to proteet if need be, end eo endeavour to have the unpaid policy modttWd end ehepedjn each w-y an woulJ be eeti-fectory to Ilu,' Can my one doubt that u eute- aLsaidiiritriitaiGiiiiiaiiiriTi/ puma the letter com? Not until j -ef5oethnd heennede wouldtheCo- loniel [miller-he iasuiUd in edopting e policy atomistic to that of the Imperial Bovemment on matters in which imperial intercete we" involved. _ " TELEGRAPH. TELEGRAPH IC SUIKARY. THE CALICO BALL T ORONTU. W. FERGUSON wee wiry that the Fi. nenoe mum: had permitted thie .utrguett to beinuodnoed by e printe member. He would tether have heard that the Govern- ment won prepaid to at. step. with the View of nth; up the question of pro- tection. not only to mammal but to brain; hm He hoped u the policy which had been defeited he: See. don. when cert-in dutie- previomlypleeed on but, ta, were ”peeled, would be .3811 brought touted. in oederthat use might beta: tmttootioet to the if“ inure-u _ am Mr. BOLTOXdklnot uttetlte Bee l lion. thr F. BRICKS nid the Govern- ment. would ottbr no opposition to the mo- tion, In much nimble 1nrohnstioet might be elicited , but ho would not have it uggdqeBtottd that the 'matufhoturing inter. - tho country were in u very du. 'att condition, the wry opposite being t can. _ Mr. xoGILL considered that no apology wan neceeeary for making hie motion for a Select Committee to inquire into. the state of the manufacturing intereete of the country. The hum of busy industry could l be heard ma Halifax toSirnia but there i was aomething wanting in the ahape of ae- ‘cunty to capital and encouragement to mannlacturee. ’1’erI f2"g"tt,'e were tending agentato part' ot urope to bring hither immigration and donned credit for doing eo. bat it wan worse than mole-a to bring akilled labor hither, with. out, adopting meeaurea to aecure for it employment. The policy, which he nought to inaugurate, wee not, by any means, a eectionalone. it we. one which in its ef- lect- would be treetetitsinlir lelt front Halifax to Smile. Even Manitoba would "ul "its efreeta, and it would go a long way in 1lgatrt,ff the loyalty of the people, in athtrdizttt ful employment foe all. In hie opinion, to make people happy‘and contented under our commotion, manufacturee muat be protected. Tho people of this country muet not be made to antler by the aupe. rior facilitiee abated to manufacture" in the United Staten. There wan only one lineol' conduct to be pursued. He did not believe in one policy being panned in , the 'drt,1ttt not? ouzhof it.l‘ He re- [ peated' he wan an a pa icy ur- aued ea would not only bring skilled lgbor‘ hituer. but would tind employment tor it. ‘ He wanted a home market for our own people. A home market “This! the apeedieat return, and gave the moat em- ployment to the Ina-ea. Encouragement ahonld be given to our men of capital, and to all manplacturing industriea. no that they might T be able _. auc- ceeelully to compete with the manu- facturer-a of the United Statue. He then moved for the appointment of a Special Committee to tttit into the matter, aeoo_ndedby Ar. ORKKAN. Hon. an JOHN A. MACDONALD aid, [rum-tine Johnson had been sent to “you tonot u Recorder until other errnngemente could be made. lie obtain. ed hive of nbeenoe u Judge,nnd In Asht- on: Index we: unpainted to not for him. Mr. A 'hnld Vin; ruined, It we- thought “viable to appoint Mr. Johnson temporarily. Although thet gentleman had dandy nCommi-uon to not " Admin. ietntor. in one of the nbeenoe, eigknem or other march, of the Lieutenant Cor. 'mor, he he found on looking " the B. N. A, Act, that "tmdminiatratoi could not not in one of resignation. A commie-Ion had therefore been. honed to Mr. Johnson, to not a Lneutennnt Governor, _ until the gentlemen to be selected a M r. Archi- bdd‘l euooeeeor could make the neceuary ",'tMf'hnt for P/ttgtk MAI UFAC’IUBING NTERISTS cor THE DOMINION. Hon. Dr. TO PPER aid the Govern. ment were more inclined to piece lights when there were " preeent none exuiink At " events it wssnot now the intention of the Government to do es the honorable gentlemen seemed to wish. ’ minus saw 00va09. Hon. Mr. BOLTON while the Home wesweitin‘ would. with the permission of the House, as he had not given notice of his qneetion, drew ettention to en impor- tsnt mutteru He had observed in the Gustavo! My lest that the Hon. Mr. Justice Johnson, e Jam! the superior Court of Lower Canada, been appoint- ed Limit-Governor of Manitoba, end the questionhe desired to ssh wee whether thst gentlemen hed resigned his Jud - ship, orwhether his appointment“ ttr Governor superseded his Cominhsion es Judge, or whether the Government con- siderde to be sbsent on leave, his functions of Judge to be resumed when, his dutiee " Lt.~Governor shall hare Sandi, in phat of the proton: build ridbulod in "Bluntu American (but 'e'l'dy, u “a obi»: of pitiful and melon econ on, t", g..,,,,. $" ' Boa. Dr. TUPPER aid tho nutter my tmturetmtaitumtioet. _ Mr. SAVARY flaunt "uds-Whe. thee tho Government intend to phoo in the Minutes, for the ensuing you-quantum qretttionot . sound minus Luhthoulo " up unmet to AeutNrolis ot, in, the Provimo of Non Mr. BAVARY put the knowing qua'- tion t - Whether tho Gwenmont omnoht intend to include in the Esau: too, for the ensuing you, t sum for the erection of . Bell Buoy on Trinity Ledge " the mouth ofSt. Mary's Bay, in the Pro. vmoo of Non Booth. the none ot inquent sud yearly [on of life tad per-0nd pro. party, with the increasing commerce and aviation in that portion of the mum of the Dominion t _ 2hi,'t JOHN A. MACDONALD gave tttttl that tomorrow he (Sir John A We!) would move for concurrence in the Joint Addrou with the Senna rape . the memory of Ho Royal High. nou “no. of mm. . Hon. ttir JOHN A. MACDONALD gave notice that he would move the reading of thejournall reletive to Ihe double election return: in Manitoba, mun e View to its Menace to e committee tomorrow. Hon. ttir JUHN A. MACDONALD inti. mated tttnt paper- relnting to the Treaty of Wilmington would be submitted to the Bodk mama-row. Boa. ttir FRANCIS HINCKB submitted . “unmet“ of expanses of Manitoba ox. podmon, and the I return of mined. know. “was”: WIMY, 1Trrt Arau, 1872. Th. SPEAKER took the chair u tpan. l ROCHE! BUSINESS. - A w from His Exoelloncy, Inma- mimnf oopiooof the Conant Imam far tttin 'or-tite?., the. 1loytes F! "M. _ Hon. Mr. CAMPBELL presented Ad. d". from His Excellency the Governor Gourd, lying boron the Home certain Censu- returns. /__ _ J'he Home then udjoumod. don. Mr; BO'I'SFORD gave notice that he would move for an nddreu,preying for return; giving certain intomution MH Ipectin‘ European & North American ilailroad, and that portion of the Inter. ooloniel Btu'lroad, extending to Amber-t, Hon. Mr. CAMPBELL kiddo table Int of Standing Commitme- of the Senate, whisk (eett1nytrintemtud wins. A Hon. Mr. SANBURV gave notice that he would move tor copies of ell corres- pondence between the Dominion Govern. ment and Local Government. of Ontario nod Quebec, with respect to the Provin. cial Arbitration. . . . After presentation of a number of Pe. tilione from Dommion Board of Trade, Grand l’runk Rammed Company, Montreal! . Champlain Rammed Company, Ship. ownen Ind Ship Chandler: of Datum, att. ’ i The SPEAKER to k the. chnir it o‘clock. . . i gaminiou Qatliamcnt. Pfrrdr " 3103': FIRST PARL'AMFM‘ THE OTTAWA rutEQ,iA§PRlL 18, 1572. HOUSE Oh" COMM GS -.-.-_----, ‘0.0’ NOTICES " Mo, ION THE SENATE Wan-non, April It, 1872. ' Hon.Mr;HUWEnid he accepted the ‘explamuon of the hon; hummer for I Lambton. That panama voald roman; ber that bole“ tho Homo In: ,eintae " fore the Bunion cloud. The mm- of puolio business had prevent“ him {an taking tho-uh: up- wiior. but bolero the close ho look“ orphan!!!” of 00n- ‘tndlcting “gunk-Inuit which had been mule, all hem no- ticing“ that the honours?“ unborn-hula withdraw tho chum, ind ho on Hahn-ammo. that. 2gtht m 'tt',rgltt'.t “‘3” 'tt l or [an t ti L trusted that this Ndl ho 'STU. Hon. Mr MCKENZIE use tho hon. gentle-In” wait-d ‘hil he MM“. any. and,“ Months! Ind sunny“ that ho was to “and h 'r"htiye1riesaawdtuuac-. III In hm ' “my to Sk'.' ttttee-roi-tres. (lg. f. We ”than in yawn-my "$10.6 Mb “utmost; no an insult to cuppa» that his not: _.no 'Q teh, nun could not be criticised. (It. Mnckenne)donied ‘thet hob-d mode use of any apron-m which could he coneidorod otherwuo then u A just criticism of hia conduct. Ho condemned the haunt-bio gentleman‘- conduct a “(only on possible. Ho (Kr. Homo might, with thit'elquonco for which he woo ton-ed, ondoovow to our, two) the House, but it would not prevent him from giJ.it,tti't,gt1it notion It wu hie-duty,:md ho perform it. The honorehlo gum hed noted that he (launckcnlo) hid objected to his critic sing treoly the conduct of tho United who. Whot heinid who that he had eppnrently then it for granted that the whole 40,013,000 of tho United Sate- were weitin; to pounce on this country and he hnd deprecnted his right to make any such contraption. Ho Jud been no- cuxed‘of lining chased the honorobIe gentleman, during lost oeesion, with prac- tically pmohin; mum in the Noetti “re-ta] oringdowntho Biithh nag. The inieter of (inseam ct once took downhieex 'onee horopoetod them t'tdl?l'alt,". His infonh'otion mobtsined trom new. " end {mom letters, and he hid 'l'l'a1i111df in the Home. If he (It. Howe) now said that no ouch expreuion "or "aipod him, he Orr. 1tegreretaturnrou.'d " once occept the denial and retreatthe emollient. Hon. Mr. MACKENZIE "id-The Hon- onble member moon:- new: to address the Home oxoopt to pr on non. pox-non who, NW“. bu inaulhd up. n I lie could‘readmaay such extracts in proof of the standhe hid always taken in side! British authority. He referred to the; position he took in 1839, when the Hated; Militia was called out to invade the Prod, viuce of Neg, Brunswick. At that time he was a member or the Legislature of Nova Scotie, and leader of a powerful opposition in ”than. The lilrtia Laws trad ex- pired ant the Government was powerless. Sir 'Jolrn Campbell,- at that time " the head ttf, the Government, could not draw, a uniting mmsyhi.,'t'reUurr for the de- , fence ot the deg of England. lie ou. Howe) walked across the floor of the House and tendered the services ct hint self and his party to the leader-of the Gonna-rent A Committee was on- genia'sd, and before night resales tiona were reported “was 4100, . 000 at the tted of the Gown-i meat toarm the rovince. The honor. able member wanted to know how his friendsin the Government could sit beg side him without contamination. Me, . would like to ask thit gentlemm how he ; could sit beside the member for-Chateau- ‘ guay,'en'annexa1lonlst dyed in the wool, l without fear of contamination. That hom orable gentleman had been caught in the act. An to his pamphlet, eboct which he had been so tietoely, attacked. he was will- log to submita tiiEiiiii to the House at enytime.sndhe, anbodyteu one line in iit tG can!“ with the sentiment! uttered " various periods , of _ his long life of steadfast loyaltg and support at British. institutions. T e pamphlet had attracted some attention in the provinces and in England. He would like the mem- berlor Lambton to say something that would attract attention entaide the Pro- vince. Hehadnotheard that the pam- phlet had done any miswef up to this tune. It had done some good. The Lon. don Time' had been preaching the doe trine thatEnghnd was an We not a Wettern power. Did not mi kn: that very recently, when the expedition was sent to the North-West, the lieu: had aid that it was the last time that “gland would interfere in such a manner. But now, what did it say? - that it was true a good ,deal had been. said by Englishmen about throwing otr the Colonies, but that England was under the obligation ot-defendiag (Mada and she would not mediate it. " 'the pamphlet had done nothing more than elicit that decleration, it ”330:; a world ot good. He had been seen speakin dupera.‘ gineg of the United States. Th: honor-e. ble gentleman spoke of the United state. and no Canadian should ever tind fault with them. For " own part he had always spoken fearlessly on public 'ques- tions whetherooheoted with that country l or any other; and he thought we on ht todo so. 'liNl"lL'luT,'ll'l'd',ll',"iea' fault. Had we not within the last tim or six yen-s hai three or four Fenian raids on Our Province, orginited and fog. terediatheirmldetl Andyet the Item. her for lambton. contends that we should speak with bated breath, when we mm 1 words of remonstnnce. He had been i unwell when attacks were made upon him , last Session but he was now. thank God, 1 prepared tovindimte w con-ta indivi. i dually; and the acts and polio of the I Government of which he was 'fad?,.','. n -‘ Darwinism old times of persecuuon {out brothers, mm; my name, left the south. SIN',', of w. Ind lowed In four 11 did ' ew England Btateg. Their duomdm number thomnnl- und maeutered-fmm Mat to California. 48x'l'lil't'f, I: the only deuce elm-mock “an vquuon, whom the who! England. 1tu bones rest tn the ll tuxeetsurotsyatU. 1 an his only ourvlvlnc‘aon and whatever a». Mute any h". In more, C want. when I "and boulde his auve, to ffiSttl I haw done my beat to “reserve the con = he valued. mums Brim the many wave tho tho Ind In which)” deem" _ l llon. Fir? UiNCiin' -wie not' ewere'tltet l tlMtre "' "rthing about tirtdntg e policy , tor the liovernmeet in the nation. i F V I lion. Mr. liULioN thoi'oughll “with etood the moiou. end wee glad. that t e 110011011 had been mxde in eo eloquo t I term, hr his friend, the honoumhle me . , her " Hamilton, but, neverthcl "hottght tht Mar. Mmieter of Fluent» Mme not acting..coneistently with hie pronoun]! “Weed opinions. Hay- ‘mg made eomo ellueion to the let- guage of the Secretary of Mate for the frovince. on erecent ocoeeion. no to hate he could sit beeide hie colleague without "1t',",flttlt them. i, Hun. Mr. OWE said. He wee eurprie ed that the number foe Cheteeuguey Wt. Honda) ehould heve then to nuke eh etteck open mm. He could reduce e oelttr.mtod ennexetiOn 'd"l'lhhT,l'd'l _ _ certain peOple in Montmat akin _ British euthority ehould be new“: fro thie country end it would be found tt hie Orr. Holtoa) eigneture wee anon; th 1 number. He would else take the apporL i tunity of eeylng e word to ', honorable .meinbe: . ' lamb . That gentlemen hed during the lest tw I or three yeere thought proper toned hi leoturee on 'onelty end reepect .for th British by, end leet winter when he t . Howe) wue eick in bed he bed the bed tale end‘utter went of mlineee to ft clone that he had ehown diereepect en sought to duhonour the Bdtieh he; in b part of this Dominion He did not heeitete in eeying thet the etory wee e Neel: hood, but if the word wee unspent iiementory he woull withdraw _ it) He would refer .fh honounble gentlei- man to the At-tl “is public in. for the lent thirty yuan- end would defy . to point out one line which could phown to he " mince with loyalty Anyone who eeld the - wee slendererend the mm wee not in hi He would reed envextrect from e epeec male in 1861 to e body of Engliehinen . the city of Southampton when be this impinge: i of on. it the mu... Atf VB.” 1hr"NiiidhMiiiiif- m mttoroh 0! for the Governmgny to be {can by I Swill th‘gmhm of the Home. a 'hun, end he trusted they would meet] to which the‘alinieter of Justice had re- endoollect ell the intoimntion that was {erred had been resorted tubelentleuy tie-treble for the purp’oee of being used correctly, end he wee prepared to abide by the Home, end being: Ionic. to the by it. What he bed decired to toy in his country. Thehon. men who had juet former ameth- wee thet if it we. true when, a well u thehommember foe thetEnglendhedrecent’ly tried to barter l my eeened tothink than the ewe: (Audion interests for her own Home has no’power toatttoitoexerouol, lt-tit, and that Cabinet Minute“ in "trttthtittetesritpt to register the decree. Englenl were eating in . manor that of the Government end thet they were involved the equation of the country, asetruetire; end could not enter upon then this country In ete eerioua and ep- my “unkempt with the emotion of '"lli,'Nt,ttit?i' tFt.ttrjmoiltto It one u old um Mr. ()8an (loaned), haw Hut him-nettle wpu‘rffdc go one my to-econdthe'motloeofthe who. for mu- m In gram an! in this GUGC ammo, iutuuusiiiLiG "iiiaei'ii, lied done in days gone by, which he ' contended gave him , a title to the Atl',":,',',' M the country. Re (It. she; considered thst this being so, rendered all the more tigttifieant the language which the hon. gentleman, so loyal in times ,'ge,',t, now thought tit to user if he so faith and so Icyal end disposed to -teitieto so much tether thus indulge for a moment in a suggestion ot anything foreign to the interests of the Empire, “if he told them, with reference to wnat the member for Leeds and Grenville he! said had been given up to Arnoritraeu,that it wes an eiiort on the part of England .to buy [her own peace with the aacrttioe of Cane- dinn interests. the House nnd Committee had some knowledge of the Viewe of the ‘Government, which would guide them in ‘considering the question to be submitted 1 to them (hughter). The hon. gentleman att, gone on to term the freely a “Corned, of Errors," and to state thet the time had come for England nnd. Chanda to come to' e cleer‘nnderstsndiug with regard to their connection with eech other, and hid quoted the uttennces of Cabinet Ministers in England in order to show thatEuglnnd derired to breek 0. her connection with Canada. tr this was the resists“ of aifiirs, he (Mr. Blake; I'.". [led he was not named e member of rhi.Cpentnittoo, end he was not surprised ( tint the Hon. Secetu-y of State for the Provinces and the Government should _ shrink from the tit-k of settling the mt- ter now to be delegated}on Committee. Hoe. ttirJORN HACDONALD aid he hoped the committee would not be fright- ened from doing their duty by the re- main of the hon. member for West Dar. Hon. Mr. BLAKE, trusted thst the Minister of Fmsnce would 3in to the egricultursl interests the same considers- tion thst he secord‘ed to the other in. temteol the Dominion. For his own part, " they were “in; into the Committee bu. siness, he could not conceive s Juncture st which it wssImore important thst these questions should be discussed, as tthov- ernmntseemed to think it proper that their policy.should be determincd upon through committees , but the Committee must remember what the ministerial ut- tersncesms to the "condition and prospects of the country had been. He would not refer to theterms of ebuse used by the Hon. the Secret‘ery of titato for the Pro- ‘vinces id reply to the honoursbie mem bers for Chateaugusy end Lembton, es he thttught silence “wee the best mode in which tomeet such lsnuu so, am. ' con temptible silence, but s ooyt-ionatm silence. The words which he hid uttered and written and published were extremely immaterial to the question is to whether. these import-ht interests should be taken in hand by the House. They knsw that the honour-ebb gentlemen had had on e; former occasion an opportunity to explsini or retreat those words, but he did not ( sveil himselt of it, end now thet oppor) tunity had been reputed with “In seine new“. He 'toH_tltorn thst they were words of seberuess end propriety. The hen. gentlemen had viudiested his loyalty in the pest, he had told them of note he Mr. Jones [(Leede and Grenville) said he had intended to move for a select Committee to consider the heat means of promoting the agricultural inte- teat! of the Dmpinion, but it had been suggeated to him that this miglit be coupled with the motion now betore the Home, and he therefore moved in amend- ment that the agricultural interests should he added to the other aubject to be con- sidered by the committee moved tor by the member for Hamilton That gentle. man had reterred to-the great benetit which the country Wail likely-to derive fronrthe protection of its manufacturing 'intereeta, but there was no clue in the community whose Intereate should be more protected than the agricultural clue. While the manufacturer was pri. teoted to the extent 0t 15 per cent. no protection wta atrorded to the agricul. turist, and thou in Ontario e-peciully. adhered from the want of that protection Canadian farmers were to a grtat extent shut out of American markets, having to pay a duty ot no less than 20 per cent. on all produce ae t to the States. It seemed tthtm that the advmtea of tree trade took a very one-sided View of the matter. and he regretted the Uowrnment had not taken! more determined “and in main. taining the protection they had introduo d two acetone no. The member for sher- tord had urged that the question should not be turned into political capital, but he knew no one In we ready to make political capital of such a matter tt-au”thitt gentle- men. During the last ten year; the increase of population in Ontario and Quebec bird been only 300.com while it and been? double that during the ten yearn; previous, while in his own county the po l puhttzon wua very much amaller that it [wee a year ago, and be attributed this to ‘the want of protection "otdesd the agrr ,oultural intereste. He said that among the 'mnufwturerl of England a strong ia;; mapriagin-g up in favor of go- _teertioo,amCtheifmuid that Sir Ro rt ‘Peel’a rediotion that all other nations would igllow their example and eatabliah tree trade waa not fultilied, and their im. porta were, to aver? great extent, larger than their exports, whilein One year the daemon in theBank of ttttf had do erea'aed tothe extent of dl 100,000 titer ling. He deprecated the manner in which everything that could have been qtrored to the United States in exchange for re ciprocity, had been relinquished, and mid thatnow when nirthtroitng men of the country wle laying for the State- and the whole tide or emigration from, the old country was flowing there, it we high time that the matter ahould be con- aidered, and he trusted therefore that Monument! went 1reld be accepted. ject. He believed that this quehtion or the 'runutacturintrintetesta ot the Dominion we. one of great importance, end that the motion must reeultin great good to the country it' properly managed , but the people of the country must be careful not to let myone take up the cry before the election. simply tor political purposes, end he hoped) the question won d be' umderetood u one the: could not be get. tled hurriedly, u one of very greatcon- "queue to ell. There should be no at- tempt to deal with the question an politi. ode-pita], but rismg above politics, it should be treated in the spirit of state:- Inenehip and use“; for the interest! of Connie. ' r Olen-Ive expuuione possible, had now he endeavoured to palm-te- his conduct trt put?tuhirig thin anemia pamphlet. by nymphet it had b en nomad in the landoo Tim. That piper howder no. ticed it to condemn it. The hon. gentle men faneied him elf (e'elmm-d, mm: in hot he tun Only notorious, i. posttiott which my one could attain who chum to write I eh 3 lot-lull. muscles: in); oi IC pempulel who h d w. iiten ; and all tine the to be forCott. u, Lemma» he h sl once delive:ed loyal Mud genetOU1 we: Chen, Was he to be hound by these md miretslis and Deter crni he nn'\lblllg _ttr3t. mm ? Were thee old utterittte'rcto c. nd-um everything til-loyal, lulpolillc ant wrong in safety sert-eytuat he might now utter. He (M: Muekenue) new: d to Le gotta. ed by this rule, end uhould freely emit-1.9 hie expreuiont and sentiments, no matter I how strong and oeenntas the expression. l ','.1fe be that were manned to him in up r. - . _,' 1 Hon. Mr. BUNTlNGTONde-lired to make A few "merit-in refexence first to the mo. tion of the memLer for; Humilton, end Tfl? dly to the matter that had when out t. Mr. SPEAKER hero decided that no- thing further could be allowed, except. in toluene. to tho motion beforo the Home. Hon. Mr. HUNTINGTON then nid he you“ oondne " umukuo his tint. sub. the Secret-$0! state for the Provincee. Hon. It. LAKEeeid that the speech to which theJiQieter of Justice had re- ferred had been reported. Ihbltnntielly correctly. end he he prepened to abide try it. What he had desired to say in his former umh wee that if it we. true that England 'tad-ttly tried to barter any cum inane-u for her own benetit, end'thet Cebinet Minn-ten in Equal were can; in e unmet that involved theeeperetion of the country, then my country an en eetiocu aod - tr: gentlemn had been chuged e for-met dehete with having delivered 3 speech, the whole driftjof which went to show thit the connection between Clouds end the Empire shbuld not be maintained beam of two grieunces. One of these grievencee wee 'e, withdraws! of the troops. Better. oiton) considered thut perfectly justitiable. He might regret it, bat he did not think they hid In] right blind fault with it. the seccnd com pleint wa- that England hat buttered I',.",'. Candied it,t.'tgt He 'tttuid. not org“ . the “gentlemen set in that ttrdtf,e2ttg': and follower of e gentleman who ‘hed signed that very My.“ mt he intended to imply we: thetfornllinieter ofthe Crown to propose the -eraatetq of the connection with Enghndion the" two ground: was “indecent,"- end he repented it. He meinnineJ tut he "mining on the same tee" the Government assumed the whole responsibility of the utterances ot theisecretery bt Btat4for the Provinces. we. Whether England wee wiee or an wine in doing no it Pt for her to decide. Canada had no righ to man on her View of the mum. but he regretted tint they had not the martin trend of the troope in the streeu end the eound ot the martial music, but they submitted without one ee, ,ttt',,Tg,'f, of regret that they h loot _ cymbal of England’e cov- ereignty. Whi4 neen induced to mike the» remerkejn ooneeqnence of trttathad fallen t in the member tor Went Dur' hem. With ref to the amendment or the 2dfldrllNlt end Gre nus. there could be no objection to it if 'll met with the epprovel of the member for Bun iton who had made the original mo tton. _ Hon. Mr. HOLTON had not intended to In] one wordih rerly to the " Billings- gele" levelled!“ hm by the Secretory of auto for the Broyincee, but crepe leader of tmmeemment bed referred to en ob. when of his a e provocation of the very imptoper and unpuliementnry tirade of the Secretnry of Sate {or the Brannon, he desired to easy e very lew worde in ex plenetion. He denied ihet the word "in. decent" n he " Mid. use of it wee mummy. _ The eny one seated the hon. member of dis _ loyalty beoeueeof the“ expressions? No .No such accusation had been brought against him, though he richly deserved it from the tone he had just adopted. The or genintion of the Empire was to be chenged because for e few years the Americans were to hare the right to catch fiat, in Canadian wears (cheers). Canada wee to cell England to eoeount, end the honour. eble member f2r Weet Durham had almost uzed the learn” he had quoted from the speech o .the Hon. Secre tary of State for the Provinces, for he had [ said that now ’wes the time for Canada end Englandtomeet face to feoe, end hed stated uhis own sentiment end resolve, _ because as e leading statesmen he wee bound tooe his rinciplgs into notice. thet the Emrgre- tll' G be 'r't,'/'r?d't','l1'i because the meckerel end herring had been bended Over to the stkees for tef long endleee yeers. The Sea'etet y of sun for the Provinces wee etuoked be- e‘euse hrdiaapprorod of the withdrewel of Her 1dAy)r'i.troops from the country. He (Sr John) shered the belief that it wee a misteke in the Imperial Government to withan the troops, but the metter was one thethed to be {dyed by tar nel; oonsideretio thou; his 'rVlvu"J'tJiull 1 ion wee 'lhTnl'l'lllsfs' would have eoted ( with who diecreuon if she bed still main. teined the troops in Canada e: e symbol of her sovereigntytend still menued the old wells of Quebec. 140qu to the itt. tereets of the Empire done. " would heve been well if tite . had been main. teined there, 'l'l'f1fl'rdl not stand slone in ttmtyiew. Greet steteemen in England nsd pronounced the esme opinion. He did not spook of the (nonnative party, who might from old eesocietzons desire to maintain the old state of will", the old rehtionehip with the Colonies, but Lord Ruse'ell had protested epinst the withdrewel 2f the _tmope irons cu. full inform stinn would be obtained. ' The member for Hamilton in the interests of his const,tue'nts and of the country .at ltrle, had moved for a committee tor the purpose, ofautunitting to Parliament the informntion they might collect and there I had be en an appeal made by the hon. imam or. for Shrilntd. that the su j-ct “night not he approached " a politrml it'llrnl' itat all; and he h "i urged th -t th- lliuse tmoultCri"t above thee politic , 'cotrsuiitio.ni, an I de l with it as Hale's» men, forgetting p trty for the gyod ot the country. Tint pped however h ul been [made in v a and h " b en ieje-cted by the ' hon m-nrett'or West Durham, I ut he' “Sir John) knew the members of the Com. uni-lee would do their duty. for the:r Initn‘es were is sulicient assurance thtt they would honestly deal With the matter without any reference to political partisan- [ ship. The hon. member for West Durham ( slid that he should treat with tho silence [ of compassion the language ot the hon. I Secretary of State for the Proeinam. He '(SirJehn‘) regretted that language, but) if the dance was marked. the pro- i vocation was! great. He also regret-f ted that the hon. member for cu. , tesuguay had not 'obseved his usual moderation but had characterised the ex. pressions of the Secretary of State for tho t'roeinceq as '! indecent,” an ex ression as unpeliarnetstsitr as could Jdl' be made use of. He (Sir John), however, thought I the Speaker had used a wise daeretiod in refusing to Interfere until the matter had been talked put, but an it had been fairly talked out, he hoped no more would be heard of it The hon. member {on West Durhtm,had ch tracterized the lan. l, gusge of the address of the Secretary of) State for the Provinces " disloysl, but let l any crib read that speech and see whether I there was any édisloyslty in it. The expres- l atom and sentiments were such in which l he (Sir Johnrdid not concur, the behest one in which he did not shut but the hon. gentlem had used the language with regret-At was the wailing cry of s loyalist fearing that the colony was going to be forsaken (cheers). He (Sir John):' believed that the Parliament or England was right and sound in the matter. and that there was no ground fer the tear, and that while there was a power in England, ', strong in intellect, but not in numbem,‘ who thought that England would be sder I and more secure without her colonies.. That "ntiayirtt,trai not the prevailing sentiment of England, and he was “(In " lied th it on. the tirst appeal to the people l of England; they would pronounce .. that they: . ' would still adhere I t) the old maxim of " Ships, 1 colonies snd:com;nerce." Jre believed, the hon. gentleman, his colleague. was in error, he himself was more sanguine, but he a1so3tet1eseistt he was the more correct; nndhe was satisfied that no ministry in ' England could exist at the present time i or. for many many years to come if they laid down as one of the principles of their l Government that they were better divest l ed of all their colonies, which gtve Eng. , [and such position and such meal as well i as physiusl power in the world. The hon I member from West Durham had called the languageon the Secretary of State tor i the Colonies; very dangerous doctrine, but if that honoureble member was fairly I “rt-ported in the columns of the Globe he ,) I hsdstalod thattho consequence of the: Treaty or Washington would be that l there must he a merge-Julian ot the l; Empire, an! that iii. relations cl , this country must . be changed. I and this he but not said as a minor ofl l regret. .he did not stato his opinion with l sorrow, but he said it because he consi- ( dered that, commercially speaking, , Canada's rights had not Jrden fully ro. _ tected by the .T.roat.r.. (Cheers) rind ', "in? "Binu?Jiag-4ht may an.“ an. to His hall-no, 1h. Gown-nor Mfmoopiuohn up": and. by It. 10im.aLF-on Monday trqxb--Ad. I an. to " Excellency the Governor ' General for Return. 0:,de money f etrrged nod received y t own-ace. or the bayou“ JlTpt't.tl mongorbymy onion or dark Moog; by wnyofco-uonmmyumduo upon Urdu-no. L ad. no“ nude: “thorny mth “and that. mid mmwindudod!‘ one]: payments In. (him to tho“, Pentees.. -. and. . _ - . i _ Kr. lE'fCALF-On Monday nqxb.-Ad. dreio to HU Exeenonoy the 6mm General for A Return drawing " a. " money paid to my Department! Clark or on", wt! to whom and what: paid, and by what. order, by my of our; par for can writing or “halite, In. any the dating tho tiaeal year ending m Juno. 1871, 1oelhttr, th tht yoncnnn “for. - Mr. oLtFmg-on Friday an 2.xd. dreu to " Emllency an Gonna Genoa-1 for copies of surocmpuodooa to Ind from the with Mum-n, mu. tive to churn: nude Against . Skim,‘ wink mm; In Capti- ortho Wimbledon Mr.F$|VdALLACE (Vancouver-'- Island), --un r " ttext-. wt or Ministry- Whether it in the ham,“ a), Gm- ment to employ In and and b main in the water: of British Columbia for the pronouns: of an outlying scuba spin» deputation by an Indians, and " thou-mums Ion-inn the in» nion of the pro-out. illicit and pal-um trMie in ulocbolic liquors soon; and-- dinn tribes. ”In. Mr. WALLACE (Vincent's bland)- On Friday next-Enquiry ofWutistrr, who- thor Gaul-amt. inn-d GiriaraiiiG the present your. Home", or can“. to minimum lad! a: " in in British Colum- bra. SOHO” " IOTXOI. Mr. 1HtttuIdrlt-mt Monday 'teu-- Add”. to " Excellency the Governor General for a return thawing ell can! of moneyohu-gedorlecelved on ececuotof ulna-m, our. eeavioee, mulling ex pen-cc. oron any other account. by the covet-cl deputy heed; end Gloom of do pertmoute " Ottmm following to wit: the‘deputyof the Minute“)! NW the deputy of the lining! of Justice, the deputy'of the 1(th of Public Worn. the deputy of the lint-tor cl ‘Autculture, the deputy of the Mini-tor of Cocteau, the deputy of the lint-tot of Marine, and Fidtoriea, the Commiaaittater of (Immune, the Commit-owner of I land Revenue, the Under‘ Seat-etuiee or all“. form-gt end the provincee, the deputy of the Poet - Genet-l, the deputyof the Aditi. tant Getter-1d for Chuck and the long-ll Pant Ulce losppctou. of the fir-. ferent provinces, including - chef Inspector " mun, or my or etthc of them, for eern'cce reodeted to theGoven- ment on such deputy“ hole of De. mmente or othtteri " e "raid, for the TT'lll; mantlerch. 1871 at»; Tdtr,"'d, cud: moot tif a”? to, 1 "the: 6trttLt.tteematiei therefor. I 110-. tiirFlGNcits' HINCKS replied to I the remarks of the member for Waterloo an to the ohan‘ee in the Tariff. m, ex- plained the lemon. that had induced the Government to change ita policy in 1870. .and "id that in 187] they would have (been quite prepared to take ofrtUAutiee on the aruolea In quell ion no far a reve- nue‘wae concerned, end had only hesitated to do eo on account of the; negotiations then pending " Waahington. I Hon. Mr. ANGLE)! spoke on the “no I pointe, attributing the endden chen‘e 'm the Tariff» the pageant. brought to bear ion than: by e gentlemen now tn the Lab. l inet who had unmanned the linintry with the opposition pf the whole of Nova 1Semis If they did not accede to hia re- i queet. _ _ Mr. SAVARY moved for copies or all mopondonoo "0900th an by the Wind-or and Annupolin . In] Com my ofuorormnent Runny bemoan unfit-x and Windsor. and“. DEATH OF ALBERT RIDER. Mr. SAVARY moved for Report; uls- tire to the death by widen: of Albert Rider, on the Quorum-at Rail", be tween Haifa 1nd “Hudson mum I mun-em. or all “do“ on thy . n, smithiromlu. -’.hrr'ied. _ Mr. MACKENZIE and than: Gov. grnment would submit. I lawman. of the WHERE“!!! Umr Canada. 'sir FBA'KCIS mucky "b13619 tho lam-mo. Tho Home adjournod " 5.50. Hon. Sir JOHN A. MACDONALD pro. Ian!“ I may. from His Excellency in mkuoulod In of up Addie-o in n- uver to “30% from tti'rttroetes. Hon. Sir JOHN A. MACDONALD pro- bentod the Report of tho Constanta - pointed to prep”. Standing Committees. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR GENERAL. WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS RAILWAY for 'ehidtho bed moved. He hoped the amendment would not be withdrawn. ‘llr. JONES (Leed- end Grenville) re. gutted very much thet the member for Hamilton obj mted to his unendmeot, but of course he could only withdraw it end move for e upmte committee st “other time. agricultural inter-out. of the country d_iA not require any Iyuom of protection. He normed tho member for Hummer: ot having formally udvoanted the intent. of the farming papul-tion, and now, when it suited his own interest- cl'ating them off, by refusing to consent to thou inte r'g'Stl,"Lt'tt",g,e by the committee for bad may“. Ha honed than Mr. YOUNG (Waterloo) thought the Government ought theme-dyes to hues policy on the question end should not de egete the mstterto e Committee, Al though he seid there might be some ex- cue tor the proceeding es Government seemed utterly untble to fame e oom- moicinl policy. tie referred to changes in the tariff whish ind been made in el- moo every session, dwelling on the pro- ceedings in the session of 1869. tarming the Action ot the Minister of Finance " thtt time s summerseul-t. With recard to the duty on grin and flour, he mtinuined that the farmers dtd.not went sny tut-h ubsurdduty. as they know that it would be no sdventnge to them end s greet in. jury to other interests of the Dominion Everyone would admit tint it wouzd be e greet benetit to encourage msnulsotures, but other interests should not be forgotten, and he trusted that the Committee wauld remember that they were eating for the whole community and not for my parti cular potion. “Ml-IMAM”; (Hamilton) aid that the practice of sppoindng Committees on such matters had been celled in question, but he maintained that it' min in acoorxUnee with British practice and quoted trom Mr. Todd's work in " port of his eute- ment. With marina the unendinent he oomidered that the Committee u be had asked for it would hare quite enough work on in hind- and he could not con- sent. therefore to the agrimltunl interest. being also aubmitiod to it. iurer had ovincol I much higher who of loyalty. Ho hm, honour, Imened with grout plenum to tho utterances of the Premier, beau-e they had convinced him that gho Cabinet m notin {not of. ohmic in the connection with England. 51.1th to [in and die undir tho old nity to enminethe evidence brought be f no the Committee, at the same time he desired distinctly to unto that he w at, in iavor of a high protective duty. glue bunk-hes of 'rtrutf..ettute were not trutti. ciently protected, but the countiy was thnmugi-ly p'ospemns, And if them, bunches could tn protected, the protr parity would continue. Au to the other -u'-j~ct [hit hut been itttorduee" tttto he di‘cuwion He happened to be In " . York warn the lecture [aqua-lion In; de. uverel, and hm been "eer,ted on the Bulgect on the Exclungethvre by pangs who sit-Uh sl u c, metMiui-teratitttaGa Openly “Inca el nonunion. Ile hat denied thus but ind nt'terwsrds mod the lecture with tpeat regret bee use the yreti-pu._ltte_aud action of the hon leo. The main motion m then curried _ SPANDING COIMITTII‘. and than on atriedtootnttrol magma-y. oath uppeHJu i 89 gunman-unb- , "rietg on " you - _ has”; iiiitiitiii"iiie'g'i,itp'l) " Jan red d Ann. Sc” . . 'liil,'iiiei, t,'.",flfflet't, " " . t m Whom-d arm-y M”, I 'taredirfertmtty "a . pt no. Judy-pra- can“ h" ad a my com,- d " . ,rhoutteiniiipal Min-0"" - Without any but“ l . in. than». a, a M,“ . 'it,e.if,i,iiiiiij,ieitrig'tfeili .. I mm ro rti to - ’ Qll'2"P"a",h'1'h'l Gioi-.4r, Mr. Bddr's bus-- I ' r. tsrrs6rrrorus-y.tttt = k iiihdiiuuGeaai-ute1', -tirtho Gtr-du- rw,' 1thl'2tf,llt1 iriiiii"irieg' 4* ill in Peotiuoat their bout-i. 'iaMIl without calculating O I, M g -........ “1--.. -- -- too. So Kirriiauiier1e'l i2iL'liVti'"ioi;iririFLitttf much iiiriaGikre11t, Bouts show " " whole mountafdl‘ tie-eras-e' Ae! '.'u%"r7i"ntiriiiGiuitttf ','G'l'UU";iirtGaairtfh' ___-__ --"- _'" cur Thor. in ”cum": I ,+- aa-usb/ft'?.'. 4.; 4sttartPutatittos In". - Ci; foe WW3. qunntitrof tr. 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