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TEN CBNTS_P tor each inseric L t _ PsMb ue P s UEN ;‘;"K Ll.\&.\m tor Pu‘rnnlm. Heâ€" "m mn“ wl fln. m?anlu. Insurance Comâ€" Plb-..ndeo( ike MM inserted MB® 880 CC o ating _ Matter, EFIFTEEN _gaged. Primarily and chiefly that which we have to decide is whether or not the present Government of Ontario is worthy of support and confidence. That, indeed, ‘has practically been solved already. 1t is true that.some of Mr. O‘Conmor‘s friends have professed a desire to ses the Governâ€" ment condemned, but Ms. O‘Connor himâ€" self, in the only instance where he has publicly expressed his views so farâ€"we refer to his addressâ€"does not dare to risk his chances of election upon that . issue. He knows that the people of Ottawa are not prepared to condermn Mr. Mowat‘s Administration, ~and therefore he atâ€" tempts to draw the wool over their oyes by professing independence. . There is openly opposes the Governiment, or dares to say that on a party test he would vote no confidence in them. The question of whether the Government is worthy of swered in the affirmative, what the people have to next decide is, who of the candiâ€" _dates before them can they repose the greatest amount of reliance in, by whom would the interests ol the sity be best served in the Legislature of Ontario, and whose ability as a legislator would be likely to reflect the most credit upon the constituency ? : When â€"we proceed to reâ€" ply to the first of these questions, we may with great safety dismiss the name of Mr. O‘Connor summarily. | It is perâ€" fectly impossible to expect that those who have watched ‘the career of: the hon. except, .. indeed,. . for. the pose . of catching votes; . an« the very reason that he appears to t ling to deceive the people in the h« getting electod, we submit that he F1VE _ CENTS, and C CENTSfor sach word over isements referred to are as Auny one specided afticleâ€" For Sale or Wanted. just as much surprised that his political friends have consented to become parties to . the ‘attempted : deception. â€"| Mr, O‘Connor is â€" not ° an lndqpmda‘atâ€"- except, indeed. for â€" the _ purâ€" gentleman could give any credence to his professions of independence. . We are really surprised thitt he has the boldness to make such professions publicly, and ling to deceive the people in the hope of getting clected, we submit that he would be equally ready, onceâ€"those votes were given and he was elected, to deceive them «gain by his course in . the Legislature. Mr, O‘Connor is not, never was, and never will be an Independent: on the contrary, he is a most violent partizan, and would go to Toronto to clog the wheels of admin" istrative legislation by factious and unâ€" reasoning opposition, belying his promises of independence with as much facility and insincerity as he bhas made them. He does not have the courage to say that he would oppose the Ministry, but he would the price of his political cowardice, be ought to ‘be and will. be elected to stay at home. The people of Ottaws ‘can have no confidence in one whose duplicity is so transparent ; they ought to have and will have no political chameleon whose hue is changed at évery turn, to represent them .in the Legisla To hear Mr. ‘Connor‘s friends on the platform, and to read the arguments of his newspaper organ, people who did not know. better would be di=osed to think that a very giant in intellecs and a perfect paragon of all that is good and great, poliâ€" tically and pum.ll!, was offering his services to the electors of Ottawa. We object * to the, discussion of the personal character of candidates for political preâ€" ferment, unless under very extraordinary ciroumstances, and in cases where a man‘s reputation is of such a nature as to" carry with it more orâ€"less unfitness and disqualiâ€" fication 4or the proper discharge of the various duties which a repreosentative owes to his constituents. _ Happily for the people, and happily for the press of Uttaiwa, that subject needs form no part of the discussion in which we are now enâ€" To e wl woit io mnaseniers tn any 9t 4 Canada, 1X DOLLARS per annum ie world , valuable Mdimlanm price $1,0) per annum cowan‘s Hallâ€"DeMurska. Ridean Hallâ€"At Home. > Machine Oilâ€"T. E. Wood & Co. Protestant Orphans Homeâ€"Allison L. & C R. Co.â€"Meeting. BIRTHWS, MARRILAGES, DEATHS; Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, Ne and deaths with fui.eral notices attached, $1.00, THE WEEKLY TIMES Subscription Rates for the Daily Times mplhus aod LTUSUT 1 oi c Des Reports, m ® class weekly newspa) Water Worksâ€"K. C:; Cunningham. Cheap Coal Oilâ€"J. W. Ashfield.j (hoice Liquorsâ€"Dominion Restaurant Manitobaâ€"J. Rermingham. P Dominion Resteurantâ€"Harris & Close A: 1 Havanasâ€"Dominion Restaurant. To the Electorsâ€"John b‘n:oy.k The Tinmes. anies, and matters of like Bs rBr uNK * »TTAWA, SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 187 YR @CONNORKS CANDIDATURE Special Contracts are Oondensed Board Wanted. HNusiness for Sale. Businéss Wanted. Houses for Salo. Mouses io Reni. Mouses Wauted. Board and Lodging. Cattle Strayed or Stolen. Farms Wantod. FÂ¥arms for Sale or to Roni. Live Stock for Nale or to Rent Money Wanted or to Loan. Situations Wanted. Situations Vacant, &¢.. &¢â€" â€" Ottawa, 2lst Dec., 1874. W hen week W Mnm !fllls Hew publisned every Friday moroing, ANU : ns news of the week from all parts? of irid , NWIW matier ; and" ef editorial of THE DALLY TIM ce $1.00 per annum in advance. ‘omplete aod trustworthy Macket Rep towi I‘W Despatches, Pariiament ports. uil other matter Incrdent t0 a od For our own part, we believe that ied Advertisements on the msme exceeding Twenty Words, TW ENT Y L «tm s wPir & HFA TSR ry day, IS, proportior Aducrtisements ER LLN ‘ RIMES at ° advertisemenis 6 5 noufndl measi : Spectal Notices TX x Ds made ONRâ€"A N . a â€"HA Lik : twonty. The Adver the hope of trance vil U for legitimate [progress of| public business very supcessfully, to assist in protracting the sesgion of the Legislatitre to great and unn Jength by resorting to those quibbles which carping lawyers find â€" parâ€" missible by |the rules bfâ€" parliamentary procedure and, no matter with what small how of cohnsistency, to embarrass the A@§ministration he promises now to sup pdbt indep llulent.ly,-evfin when they are doing that |which the whole voice of the cdhntry .firm“ of‘ and. ~encourages, Tljeso (objec¢tions would be very strong d \+.blq reasons "’k)' Mr.. O‘Connor hbuld | not \be sent to the Legislature, evpn iflhe had no previous record which prpves| how nearly his u"nd‘c'{ would gkee jwith | estimate we have just vailidle tbef(:Flifies' vTic‘h his, training wéild linduge. Mr. (PConnor . was for dffon pr cight years in Parliament, for sdifihe por i:r:fwb.i_'ch he was a Minister offthe E:v | and | we ‘ask what did he diffing that time to prq;e his possession iu£:‘.;hioh is now claimed for p ?mu n:‘znp Ho was a mifre ntity as a mgmber, and he was en x*n the Government of Sir John Mkcdonald imâ€"*oll, certainly not begause of his fitness for the position: Hé nevpr was the > ‘ of a single meaâ€" su of#l*,&ln ar ‘ made a speech wHich o ve: mediocrity, and indeed ien piid‘t;'mk his / utterances would ye n far more ‘appropriate © in crijai l;co\iri, where| he is quite in his eldtfient, than in the Righ court of Par: i | As| a member, of the Goyern: ment, his incapacity was remarkable, and the «{#g I?Tht he was a party to the sale of (the| Pacific Railvay _ (harter should | (be | sufficient to @nsure ... his exclusifn} | from : any « office of |public trust in the gift ':.( the pdople for many years tp come. r. O‘Donoghue, with a record pf but twa sessions| in the Legisla, ture, where the field in which to gain disâ€" tinction is mugh more limited, has done more for| his constituents, and more for the ‘of the Province generally, than ‘Mr. O‘Connor accomplighed, in quadruple the time and with far groater oppottuniâ€" ties. Mr. ,|1-'e.m|‘md.’ however, we have itien of a far higher order than those ed by either of his rivals. As u.speuhprl_uiwouldh#efllemtnnkfi‘ the Le;i-mun ; indeed, if we except Mr. Scott of Peterborough, he would have no equal the new men who‘ are just now b:::fhe people, asking for election to that House.. As a sound reasoner: and a profé inker we are safe to assert that he wohmtq ng suporior, while it is unnecessary to say to the people of 06. tawa that he is of Iogi;rtive and acdminigtrative abi tiek of the‘ ghest orâ€" det. . His record |at the Council Board, both as Aldol't:n and, Presiding. Officer, has abilities very prominâ€" ently : efore his fellowâ€"citizens, and we are justified in i that never "was there a Mayor in this pity who.distingui himself | as Mr.. Featherston>has done during | the past year, nor otie who dis played more 'ymd;odi*:flu disâ€" cliirge ofhis dutics| That the citi are not insensible of ‘this| is proved by the ‘faot that but the other|day he was Eoleuod Farsy Monesry.â€"For_ jpeople to allow diseaso to become seated upon them rather than consult a physician, or to suffer a many do for years mththod“hn& aaltor) Fomie® Tiie ‘aod Hnake cute, , is | which is an infallible cure. | > 3729 â€" to the Mayor‘s r by acclamation. . On the whole, while we would be quite satisâ€" fied to see Mr,O‘ ue %’ and while we still think the steps| origi taken toppoae woere not fm, isably mexroeos aimneamemgit ar vastly superior ities r. whi‘cli we are of opinion would gnsure for the City of Ottawa, within a comparatively brief space of time, not the Hoigh but it alt ”“R..,,b.m.,"‘” o Thes ut in‘ a voice in the ornmfl‘of s Province. .l‘l” I ' m l-v L S I s Emo{:m?' & ndd-\n:mdmdn:l: haping Irged and deep the fonudations of mighty cities fi_ m € Jho’ will in thes jes the Do, MiniOn. n lur more |appropriate > in @ court, where he is quite in his than in the high gourt of Par: As| a mem’:mr, of the Governâ€" indapacity was remarkable, and e IF that bo:fiuahp.rtyw the the| Pacific Railway _ Charter be | sufficient to ensure. . his DIRECTION®‘ FOR :r:s GUIDaNCE qÂ¥ YOTERs IN VOTINGâ€"MYâ€"BeAbLON®R | mt bere‘ The voter is to vote for one candidate. ‘The voter will go into one of the com:â€" partments, and with the péncil provided in the oomk:‘:tmo'nt place a cross on the rightâ€"hand side of the ballot paper, opâ€" ite the name of the candidate forwhom he rotes y thiws C (_l dfi 1. ) |â€"| > The voter will then fold the ballotâ€"paper across, so as to show the name or | initials of the Dr:lmty Returning Officer on the back ; and hand it to the Deputy Returnâ€" ing Officer and quit the place. _ | | _ _ If the voter inadvertently spoils a ballotâ€" paper, he can return it to the ‘er, who will, ifsatiafied of such inadvertence, give him: angther lrallobp.&er.' eR 1 If the voter votes for moue t one candidate, or places any mark: on the bal lot paper by which he mayâ€" be ai identified, his ballot paper will be. void * iiepneieninn o in T: & r out 0 ling place, or dq‘:x:ifing in the boxk other paper than his own, subjects the offender to six months‘ imprisonment. .. > /: Under section 24 of the Ballot Act, any‘ elector at any polling= place may, in the absence of any person an in writ ing to act as the agent of an abagnt canâ€" didate, declare himself to be and‘may act as theâ€" agent of such candidate without prodticing any authority in writing. â€"â€" In the following form of paper; iven for illustration, the candi arc 51. P. Fgatherston, John O°‘C , D, J. H'Dn:%h«n An elector desiring to vote for Mr. Featherston will mark his ballot as oaTH TO BB PUT TO A VOTRE " You s‘fear [or. solemnly affitm}]‘ that you jare the person namm{ [or purport« ing to be named by th&nameof_ i 1 on the liu,t ; of \'h ‘rs' u& shown unto you [showing the list to the yoter]; that yat the time of : fl:fi last fim\i revision and correction of the assessâ€" ment, roll on which this Hst is based for this township [city or town, as the case may be}, you were [and ‘if the fact be so, still are] actually,truly, and in good faith Pouuoe-] to your own use and beneâ€" fit as owner, [ or , or accupant as the case wh}%nfl%mm pect of which yourmame [or the said name of .. . â€".] is entered on the said list of voters, {or if the party has parted name of ] is entered on the said. list of voters, {or if the party has parted with such f)onenion, 'g_l; insert . these words : « not.a{ouu-e- a resident . of this glectoral division,"} and as" 3uchâ€" enâ€" titled to vote at this election;. and that you are a subject of her w birth or naturalization, and you are of, the full age of twonty-m% years ;. that you have not voted before at this election, either at this or any other polling place ; %&t you | have. not _ received . anything nor .. . has, . anything . been .. proâ€" mised _ you either _ digectly or indirectly, cither to 2 induce to vote uthhef'eofionhgreh;huofw travelâ€" ling expenses, hire of team, or any other you : not, directly or i ly, paid or t to i cither to m g:egor W vroting at this election. . So help you s : § Tikincâ€"TH® yorgs, ‘The following are the isions for the taking and reoordm‘o({;:':'u_s gree o | _ 2. He shall record, or cauge to be reâ€" corded, in the pm:wcolumnl of the voters‘ list, the and the legal addition.of such. person:. / «. :; 3. If such person: shall takethe oath or aftirmation required to be: taken. by: voters :llitbef 1868.'&0' feven Offic w 0 f Deput{ er shall cnt;:r or : cause to on:m,h oppoâ€" site such person‘s name.in theproper column of. the said voien{lht.th.wg:d " sworn," or * affirmed," aceording to the 4. Where the vouhom)hdwhymy .u.......oaf’:.?"...:ff'.‘.‘i.. the fipmonl vit wa or onmln."tl;mw \be en “.in the voters‘ li writing opposite name of such person, in the proper columus, the words * objected | to,". â€" stating : at the same . timo:. by. /. which>candidate or. _ on bohf( of : which > canâ€" didate the o&oction has: been made, by adding after the words " objected to"" the name only of such candidate. 7 5. Where such person _as aforesaid has been required to take the oath or affirmâ€" ation, and refiises ‘to take the same, the Deputy Returning Officer‘ shall enter or cause to be entored opposite the name of such person, in the proper column of the voters‘ list, the wonh.fl;‘ nfgned to be sworn 19 or 64 NM‘ to M ng to the fact ; and the voto'?mdym;m shall not ‘be taken or received;" if hkenu.:ld mroool];‘eod it Mm ‘be null and void ; eturning 0 vote, or the same to be takén and received, incur a pebalty of two hundred dollars. ) e ® 6. Where the proper ontries respecti the person soclsnng to vote‘ M;:g made in the voters‘ list intbemhflor'm sogibed, the Dop‘ykotamingOlfi sign his namé or‘initials upon ‘ &>‘ballot, paper and upon the oonmlmulfihed thereto. . d pokend 9. The Deputy, Returning.Officer shall tike all necosa precaution, for concealâ€" ing, '.T]d flaw.nmlu- F8R "l‘;:o i6 "hase n ce meuer nes n dates, as . well n.dlbtbermiom)the number printed upon the, baltot paper deflivered to any person, and upon the and shall not permit the counterfoil to be inspected by anyperson. /‘ _ " _ | By _ chapter . 3 . of . the Statutes of %:urio {g; 1874, . section, 25, q}ez puty ‘WW .'OM noy 4 Clerk, who is . otherwis :&d to vote at. an election. for a, to lel'"_O in 0 logsl mrk; .M be entitled to yote at such 1;: so, m con 4. of the My ; ‘of 1868 as prohibit ,:iw from “fi!"‘i! AREOUN AODBOMDEEy 10 Suui on in 1 : 0 2s Lo Feebnie Heepetioath Aoll Clatks sile is\ e i hak 100 *h velline 10. The Deputy Returning Of and wpon request shall, aithor personally or through his llpumlfivobr, uooncu;:{u ) ‘ voti and the mmm"fi.m»u?:fi mud candidafés are printed on the ot paper. Â¥OTes~OoP DEPUTYâ€" RETURKNTNG ‘OPFIOERS ixp «roud Whiemegs, Olun oo When any person 5hm1’ ing to be entitled to wvote pm?eutl:)ehmolf the pmon of voting, . the ty Returning cor "halh proogodt as foilowni~ * 7. The ballotâ€"paper shall (be: detach from the â€"counterfoil and shall be to such person. is > 0 â€"> ~> i s.'l‘ho'cou&t:ficihh.u be d in the book by the Deputy Returning who shall write or otherwise: mark upon such counterfoil the number prefi to the name of sugh person: upon the voters‘ list ; and opposite the name of : such perâ€" son in the voters‘ list a . mark: -h.eedbe laced to denoto&‘that ~be bas â€"received a Eaflo(-fi;por, but not showing‘the partionâ€" lar ballot paper which he has received. (l’i‘lle shall uoewrnin that the name ‘?.f such person is en or pnz:fla entered; upon the voters‘ lists theun‘ub division for which such Deputy Returning Officer is appointed to act. . _ _ |â€"‘ fact ONTARIO BLECTION LAW THE TIMES : OTTAWA, SATURDAY. JANTARY 16, 1875 d : By the same Act, section 26 provides that the mwmz:%hw, on fi%flbt of any elector entitled to vote â€"at â€" of 30 polling stations who shall oe ‘lpgrmt Deputy Returning Officeror Poll Clerk, or who nhul.l‘;)ed::ncd the Agent of any of the: candi s for a ling »;tati "her shen ihe ons nuon he n o hn to vo! ive to s â€" *10-“?5* -“3 Dew.“r'i.‘smf Om, Poll Clerk or Agont is entitled to‘?vc:_%' at such election at the pollin{e ‘station where .:;l;;]l elficun- mflhalld. h ldhtlonu:g ing (the polling ‘day ; an 8 oertlil;x’ ot::dl als _ state ; the roperty or T qualification © in t gf which he is entitled to vote; m the production of such certificate, such Deputy | Returning Officer, Poll Clerk or Agent shall have Bx. e ~right to vote at the Suting the polling.uoy, instead. of At the uring" y, ins a ing station of the polling mbdiv‘nion here he would otherwise_have been enâ€" tled to vote, anid the I)o;;\:g in, cer l?mb.tmh thehoe ificate to ‘ list; but no suc! wh.fi% j entitle any such elector to wvote: at s polling station â€"unless he ‘has been acâ€" engaged as, such Deputy Returnâ€" ing Officer, Poll Clerk or Agent during the day of polling, or shall entitle any Agoent to vote who hfimyflflbfi:nder section 3 of the Election Law of 1 Immediately after the close of the poll the Dei;ny Reburning Officer is to open the ballot box and count â€"the votes, keepâ€" ing the ballot papersâ€" with their printed taces upwards, and. allowing no on to see the number printed on the mr. < * Any ballot paper wlich ‘has â€"not on its back the name or initial of the Deputy. Returning Officer, or on which votes are marked for more candidates one, or en which :\:gth% oxc"e%t?th. name and initials of ~the imy eturning Officer are written or :}r ed by which the voter can be identified, shall: be void An} shall not be counted. ; apP s The word " rejected‘" is iobomsrkod.’ any ballot papers that are laid aaida[ if any objection is .raised, the words " obâ€" jeoted to" nre also to be: written on the paper. _ L t 5 esd gca o in : The Deputy Returning Officer is then to make out a statement as follows :â€" Name of electoral division, mbdifisiqn, and date of elodtiox's.: 38 in t & .{;‘umbu of vates for each oa.ndidfi; 8 ‘apers ing signatures or initials 0 Deputy Bem Officer. uis1 ul Papeors rej because so marked th; th.[! mayâ€"be identified. i rel ; Q‘ Papers registe as ammarked or void for uncert@inky.| s :sns 0f Aok a250008 6 . 1. (a) Forge or counterfeit, or frauduâ€" lenug.?lter, acface, or fnwhhu%dut any ballot paper or the name or‘initials 0 the Deputy Returning Officer signed tberg»l on ; or m Double votu:g“ or "repeating" is also punishable with a, fine of, two, hundred Fraudulent conveyance of land in order to give the rzht to . yote, is an offence punishable with a fine of two hundred dollars. 3 forat a% > + Papers rejected at voting for niore than onemdsfiofii . & en Upon b;ho 0 péqti;l)‘: ?)la this statement it is to i y putylomm ‘ Officer, the Clerk, and candidates Agonts present. .. ctae : Aftep3 1 $ Not more ‘two agents for any candiâ€" date are to }:‘;:m«umtla ’tho’\?ofzin are being counted.| i undt ; + By section 27 of the Ballot Act,.it is pMOâ€" vic!ed‘trhn_t_nopormpfi“mt G p 1 Any person convicted of battery comâ€" mitted on the day of â€"election, wfin two miles of any place where polling‘ is going on, is liable to a penalty of fifty dollars. _ (e) Fu'uggenu}l put i:td.gu b:uohboq any er . than .the; oi e whicmdmiml.by lawto be pu‘i’.fif;i or § io dX RURNeSC) & (e) Without due . authority. destroy hk‘fifml' or otherwise interfere wi any ballot box or packet of ballot p.Se thenin use for the purpose of the tion.‘ ; y t I Wilfully voting: without the n%:t.”"'ita qualifiom’g? ::fan the offender liable to a penalty of two hundred dollars. dollars. SBection 8 provides for the. publication by the .‘?berifl‘rot the: names "of: such, agonts. Nt mmad it yon en Section 9 provides for the tm of a substitute on theâ€"denth or hcit of an agent. * 0B f And.?y the Statute of Ontario, 1870â€"71, it is provided that f (F.) When it is found, upon the rem of a Judge upon an election petition, any corrupt practice has committed bymyoondfi-h.wwd qrbyl:fl. . ..-"1 whether withor wit ad lmnm.nd consent of guch otndidfi' the ele of such mxdidste, ite_.li been elected, shall b& void. . ==!L 2 | ... (2.) When it is found, by the reporg Judge upon an election ition , ::y omptpeufica}h- b‘ul}eznmfix 1 bga-wizht_bmflkmhd“.or ; 0 mycmnq.bgttfielmfio:,“mud | to his if he being void, h‘m,x'mgfioo?ght f next after the date of hw R guilty, be incapable_of bein to: and of sitting in the Legislative mt e t oo unc the Lioutenantâ€"Governor in Ontario, or any nunicipal office. tadi| t > CORRUPT PRACTICE Ar EuBotio®s. ~ ; (d) Fraudulently take out of the polli place any ballot paper; or _ _ epelfine 2. No person shall. attempt to commit any offence specified in this section. ; . 3. Any person zuilty of any violation of, this sect.g;fi ah;lflo\: liable, if he bfz:m t-urnmfi' cer, to imprisonment ; term exesedlrlgl ptw(:' ~years, with or without hard labour ;. and . if, he .be any otherâ€" person, . to imprisonment ?o! any term not exceeding six months, with or without hard labour. . _.._‘â€" iA By the 1st section of chapter 2 of the Statutes of Ontario for 1878, it i-‘:ioclnu: that " vorrupt practices" or, corrup pnctioo",-hfim-h-ibery,hufiumq undue influence, or any of such ‘offenced, as defined by said or any Act af the Le« islature, or uloopdby the common fi:vof_flu_ Parlhmn“ mt“o:h'hfhnd‘ ;;{: merenl e tpnicy pointed for polling. =» | _ l _ ‘The 46th section of said Act provides : If; at any election of a member to serve in the Legislative Assembly, any â€"pr to vote in Mnmfim.% .t.l‘nnlivinga' w50h. Cl ‘of said other panon: be the mame of i fail mmwipm.t#hâ€" cur a penalty of $200) 8# mss sourt _ (b) Without due .authority supply any ballot paper to any person ; or _ . Carrying arms, staves,, swords, a'bm geons, or other offensive weapons wi to miles of the polling. place on he day nfel.cfiuc sa‘ls io uabecctis P130 use of any Moolmn, ‘:‘.'» tX :3 Megrs * sW Ww 4 ensigns. / The perialty for the commission of these offences is one hundred dollars; NJ 39 The 6lst seetion provides COUNTING THE BALLOTS EXPENSH LLEGALâ€" ACTS UFENCES 8 OF ELECTIONS That no ean PHert s cagle: fameseane ie didate shall, nor any "other personâ€" either provide or. furnish drink or other entertainment, mt . expense of such candidate or other to any mu&g of electors assembled. for the purpose promoting such ‘ election, previous to or WMMM“W pay, or promise or engage any 8 K sor other ; ex :5‘2 dink fiothing "herein mfi Stiad extend to any. entertainment.furnished to any such kmofeting of electors, by or at the expense of any per or persons, slt his, her, or their ux:.ur.phcepof resiâ€" dence, 1 lhnlst o troml ihe ftBhbourheos Rersot ht hay clection, or the stuyment by any candidate 1st gegtion provide®: That the hirâ€" hglg: pronm:‘s to pay or paying for any horse, team, carriage, cab or other vehic by â€"any candidate, or by <any. perâ€" son an his behalf, to . vot. on im near "oct. id T BP",, pon l'o"fi the h 0 A !d_u}" ) going to or returning from any election mmm&u pen t,f} $100, and u’xyelectorwhol hire any horse, cab, cart, w sleigh, carriage, or other oc’mveyano:,gfi) ;ny,efir;dkisba q" for any agentâ€"of a candidate, for ‘the purâ€" po;leol meyingehctbht?orh-omfiu‘ t.l;: in or places, 0 to ifquaihon Auks vorerg mt night clections a.}u; lf&n such offence ‘shall incur a penalty 0 . { «©By the 67th section of the Act of 1868â€" ‘69 the following persons shall be deemed of ry; an %&I& bp:}E:h;bh : un w â€" 14| 33 . a erson who shall dire :3« indirectly, by himself or by any person on his behalf, give, lend, or agree to give or Iend.nvm- shall offer or promise any money or yaluable ‘consideration, to or for any voter, or to or for person of any {votar, lor . t any ac . c on ie es vote or refrain from voting, or shall corâ€" ruptly do a.noyff lucll: act u“pfotuud'm‘ i M::. ‘on ac t of such voter having voted. or r‘em& from ‘voting at any such. election. | & £ The 66th section provides: ‘That.every hotel,, tavern, and nh,;)p n which spirituous diquors or drinks are ordlinarily sold, shall be closed during the appointed for polling in the urdfilor imunicipalities in which the polls ‘are held, and hno spirituâ€" ons or fermented liquors | or | drinks shall be sold or given to. any : within the limits ‘of such muanM such périod, under a {penalty: of one hundred dollars in‘ evary such case. » A2.), Every person, _Ahng;dinoflyor‘ inéir%&;“w})hm:fl?of' y any other person on : his behalf, give or. proâ€" «cure, or agree to give or â€"p cure, _ or offer or'pr‘ap;';a} myo&ol:-, glm; p8 .fir%w:zw.ra«:pmw to rocure, or endeayour to procure any office, place or employment to or for any vo;er, or whor for any person, in order .to, induce such yoter to vote or n from votin “,h:;%.;f don? ‘Fgo)x act ‘P‘m' "TW% Yoting at shy ‘Clottion.: 1 T 2 oo oo esrest) [ ‘Pain ‘cannot m:gbmn is used. â€" It is the cheapest icine evermade; . One bottle: has pured;mgmngm. Fifty conts ‘worth Has cured an . old standi »It : positively: cures Catarrh; Afi C “%,q'enufioflh“hll ”m’%fic and t‘h?ume ua.n'gzs_ back of eight years sflndi&’.“ : ‘ ing are extracts from a few of thomfl le ters v!‘" have received from f“éE sceptical. * J, of Sparts, On y mifes‘d. ""&fim~ gowix Dr. Thomas 3 io Qi ve sold. N . A ,"':%. ie t uhn Ai hk: ‘{Yave dâ€" AfSugy left; it acts like. a c â€"it was. at hut tikes Hplendidly aow." B Cole: ol lona, writes : " Please forward six dozen of Thomas‘ Elwfioflz }#p run ®o bol i en o t iz Nalp ro 3ox§men Tythosewho have used it." 3 flpnoe.a%p ther supply of Electri¢:0}1, I ons on | ‘sell so well; an. e eral satisfaction," J," Thompson,, Woodâ€" "ford, writes :. "Send she some .more. Elâ€" ‘eetric Oil. : I have sold ‘rout."‘ Noâ€" "thiflg takes Tike it."" m& reumone se dest n & ‘and | is (pogihaen~. j t .17 if ,f. Rudcmghan P. Q/ waite:. «Sorldul gross~ c «Oil. . We ~find it : takes \w.ll." t® u ihrot dre mchied (| behalf, recaive, agree or contract for any moneylfifiift‘. lt;on,or valuable‘, consi tion, office, place or emy t, for self or jany oth@r‘ for voting or Erosing to T efraultig 0f ing bou:-‘;l‘nmgr voting: at any oh$ rflb &peuon who after e eeg.xon mfly or indireot:fi lt or ‘by amy other person behalf, reâ€" ceive an m:’ney or vslusa;; conndeu'tion on »anypersont voted or: refrained fromâ€"yoting, or MY%M ‘arly ) > vote or to re from voting at.any.@l@@tiQD.,.., 4 «gw,. : _ | ‘ 'pngsvnsor ;1:1 Braye.â€"C. P. Dam,-S: 7 AFr wooden shovels, charcoal, mica % wlpeisbapes, vournih fiw to mention here. _ _ _ __ 32. _ (3.) Every person who shall, directly of indirectly, by himself or. by: any .other perâ€" on is béhalf,â€"make, any gift offer, promise, procurement or &gréemen u,;diz{w‘nd..ao;or for any: persony in orde to induce such person to ‘procure | or enâ€" deavour to procure the return of any perâ€" son to serve in Parliament, or, the vote of any yoter at any election. «. | 2. ’X'!é; person so 'gge'n ing shall incur a pohna g:twb i0 %fl- 4 ynombe Ereoibles Hapeniie OlEt ert" (4.) Every #flofl who shall, upon or in consequence of any guch gift, loan, offer, promise, f’me'rfint}, or agreement, proâ€" cure‘ or engage, promise or endeavour to procure, the : ,una;fnqy, person to serve in |Pafli t, | or the vote of any yoter at [ Peflamant (o¢ the vote of en h (5.) Every who shall advance or pay, or cause to be pdd,ap&mfifio or to the use of y other person, with the intent.that n:x:x or:anyipart thoreâ€" of shall be expended in bribery 8t any election, ‘or‘ who shall knowingly pay or taiise to be ‘paid any.money to nyper- son inâ€"dise ~or repayment any money wholly or‘in part expended in briâ€" bery at any election. . â€"=SL.~== .. Iz;5-d6.wmfifl5forg8-5dp.'we§th 12 for $6415 410. Â¥ORRRQ for $5; 5 (lo: wo 7 for $45 5 do. worth $5 for $3 ; 5 do.; $2 for $1. . " / 3TI2 | as &fi'“q; mun. dealérs. Price 152 Ousisiats ahe Nar 5 itknt hn Goyer‘s, 3§4 Sparks street., : â€" ; $I2Mtf, New »Srrum +o# / Urnoterzzimg»â€"Don‘t Brockville, Fitzsimmons. Addington, Deroche. Lo Mace ... «/ 8. R., Wells Cudoteit SeRRP Gorumeily eiaiye Bruce, N. R., Sinclair Or) #{ wz ¥§¥ss ty cecsesayseegyss. & O OQ Comvnll,m 1 0 0 4 ) 0 0 1 mp‘mmw 080 iss Soocmonl 100 «/ ‘._@ / Smith (Beth)..........0 0 1 Durham, W“n.,;m. (1)8 (I) ic alcae . â€"â€"mmmmiad 114 P T/ Hoige ..........1, 0 0 4 Essex, S. R., Atkin..................«««. 0 OT te1 44â€" Wiglo :â€":â€".1.:.â€"ss:â€"iw" X O 0 Essex, N. n,fiu 0 0 1 86 6. Creal ;......«ccixcu O 0 I 6| 4 :\ PubtOpmon .«...«+» worrk } 88 Fronte! rsk see + + nene n0+ ++ see o $ c MR E: 2L cnll ind a01 e M 4e ae0e ces 240 ve e a00 se n u6+ oc HcN:b #eonesinc®‘:t : p o Grenville, 8. Fraser................ O 0 A y EoszslFHQaâ€"vcrcerve... .:; + 1O O Grey, N. R., niute sdivys sextertessn} t 0 O «: \> . #<:~MeFayden............... 0 0.4 \Grey, 8. R., H Pjel Accreger id O Oc L Pz * . _~Hopking ...;â€"â€"....:::«â€".4â€" I CD "< c Naxfith. â€"â€"!.*........u.... 1 0 O ‘Gr‘?y, E,“R., O +3 +8 se nb eren s n vabtly (l)g (1) mant i+ ib o n nain h mo‘a A ( Haldimand, Baxter ... .....’..;a.....F*O_ 0 4 L l#o) * Waldbrook .aus.....l> 1 0 0 HaltON; BAFDOT ,s4200#..zeâ€"â€"»0e00e«â€"»â€"144 0 0 1 a nue{t‘ 1. 0 0 *4 > Onbamemmun:) 0 0 1 Hn"‘ n“n.,‘w'“fl,“ 88 T Te ocA anmtmmictt 00 5. 3e ip Pottiaammne 100 .. 9 1 o To mpnrmnmc: 999 Huron, E. R., Vannorman............ 1 0 0 6t " â€"iGibson............«.« 00 1 4 4 dn aainlcich 1 9 0 s o i inincenno. o 41 Kenz E. R., McKellar.................. 0 0 1 K§n W * Laird. ...........} 8 3 4 .;"vm""“"‘..:::;::::-:z:::;::'goa ns use nc maieace.s : i f .€ Lambton, E. fertarinles‘s: 1 D O 1 & 706 .“M"m“fl%z 0 1 Lambton, We K; Pardge...............50 0 1 . Yobs [+ wl hini w 7 it sEap +; * caaidame oT Un Heige: ......â€". Essex, S. R., Atkin.............. 1t14+4*â€" MWigiQ :: :+â€"<... lt en “ a “ att » aseree hetigars MBEA o o. PREGNEH coceonnoieeln Gren‘;rille, S.“ Fn"uu- jarall . Grenyille, 8. R., Fraser af ‘4‘-4’, @. ";s: .in.-u The Lothean Mineral Water, wh been #o ex y used in ‘this Of y dorin t pe M 3 SLG DOBL m.h:‘l-- OJ UCAONTD RD4 t 2020 4E 3iA PR .« cxeec‘n 0n s # * . |WiIG,««r4rc2sereerike Hastings, E. R., Appley.........» .=«, 4 â€" "‘Bfi,‘m)fim-m:: i d Cur dn on ons Huron, E. R,, Vannorman............ «71. % +t JGibBODE.....1.s..0c.:s t o oo db aiclel n fock Hure‘n, W B.‘, l:m..... Kan§, E. R., MOCKO@IIAF.+»»ss, «ssecs«+«+ E431 18€/ TA ++ sitk »»+xenzennaecnds! * t im Indinman Lambton, &. ty Siinegermmen is i # (+84 !«M--mfi-gq‘qq Innl:ton, W.“l.*. Pardee............... * ... 2 Haned. oprouen Fauer, 8 Bbe QBlt aie mm itie e Leeds and Grenville, N. R. Merrick i K6 u.. ~ME HOHKL.....>+12 . hi ma ; hy m uk. Obonogines,. biburaine . Cinert.. yorkl in Nm“”m...’ is F ".'V. at O‘Connor,... t3 Oxford, 8.R Oliver..... "L en o «t "** ~Hopkins.............. P.:l’ m‘:.... $ sessensts s <vesebse. i 6 x'}’m......'..- «... «. . Fields uwu‘:c., L‘o““, W“:-u--.--.-..cn.. c . +o 2. " MoQaiinenat olll. 4 4+ Webb .... . Northnmbprllnd, W.'_B.,.Q_M;. , it i; 1y IPOPRiR . ceaminl & 4»‘Webb .... . . Northumbprllnd,a W.“B.,GMHM... Ontarid, N. R., MCRAC..â€".».».«..s«se«+ & * : isrPRRBONK . ze2 css ine++.. s :‘f"" 3«“"' T oomd tss . . iesns nc Ke FORth@rStONâ€".«â€"++»+«=»»+« +«»» > *t OCOHMON,...+.. .. â€" «.cs ccvireri ce ~~ 8 «t PHEEL...ccuccces srxidh es it # * AAhileina nodk Mo es f “ p hi wee s o...‘ Pe‘r.fl» B. R., Leversage. *T * c * Rolietres romant Peterborough, W.‘R., Scott«...... ... Bimeoe, 8. R., Boulton. oOioniâ€"Norti tlsst l = e Carletonâ€"â€"Monk oundant and convinciig ‘testimony to be afi:m-mhfi‘uu 3# vigraA » It is used :Anternally J‘fln-â€"lv Leeds, 8. R., Preston Prince Edward, Cla Simeoe, w!.‘i, m (T.) " w _ _ i "~ Simpson .. x: . ~Ourrie ....... Wellington, N. R., McKim Aiter thirlyâ€"five rs trial, it is gtill mmuzw::w .!im mr;nuuot the highest character and reâ€" lty mommondmglflnr flectual preparatio for the extinction â€" â€" h ts Iet o Aaatnar A:;n.' o?&onlh. y y un lurv y y, and reapidity 0 o Tecmnde me »temany o mreminine io ho sn ons olsn t aitipnepe ‘ om platnts, and other kindréd digorder Inost aoundant and oonvinting tedian ~â€".-‘3. m oc .. Norfolk, N. R., Clarke Victoria, 8. R, Wood Waterloo, N: R., Miller :. Wentworth; S. R., Sexton _. & â€" * . Sphom./... York, N. R., Jackson..... .. nc “~::‘t‘m.’fl York, E. R., Lane Brant PERRT Day m"a'g.' g g L-i uz,n.l';d MEMBERS RLRCTEDâ€" BY A00LAMATION; ; "d' JMROEW EN cne + .......v.....--.qp; mAn m dhus ie ve + dhes ie +2 46 ‘Waldbrook t M; m pmun..u[‘."u.--o."--fc nes WZ«‘"; Poe on é 6| NWMR a «4 serersereinrike o m]lolm."nnuu-*. sese80 4 s» n 6 6 Ryâ€"Finiayson . Campbell | ... P iA I Nâ€"K I L L EK. THE ELECTIONS. List of Candidates. « ... Oottingham Moffatt MeDougall asiq# s a Ncefi «s 0 0 1 . 00 1 10 0 tÂ¥5 i0 0 1 . 1 0 0 «1 0 0 :405 18 A 00 : 00 1 « 10 0 ql'l 0 . 0 01 â€" 1 0 0 % 81 s 1 â€" 1 0 0 «0 0 1 140 1 0 0 0 O 0 1 01 0 gl(l’ w "0 0 2 . 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 g0°r 0 0 1 1.0 1 1 0 0 004 0 1 0 0 0 1. 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Q 0 1 1 00 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 1 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 QOI 0. 0 6 § 71 0 0 1 t 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1. 031 1 0 601 0 8 i 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 00 0 0 1 1 0 0 200 90. d 10 0 130 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0.0 1 10 0 \â€" For and silver watches, mfi«;«--,fim&if‘d -Yeoudmm a constant su ply. . Families, invalids or p-ruumE + ing them can always be© accommodated. Ottawa can compete favourably with the Arstâ€" ces eiloring mefamlichmenta aciten: treal and Toronto, as it can boast of & cutter second to ‘none in the Dominion, to be found always at his post at Macâ€" Laren & Chalmers, 55 Bparks street. 3689 ing 2s Thetarts & Unsimets tolnks thal present cutters York Bay Oysters in shell received daily, fresh from the "B8ds, only _ twenty.four i eeniesecs se motice.â€"Noohan‘s Nestaurm street West, . i. . ..¢ # Celebrated â€"Malvoisie Wineâ€"at D. Mc Donnell‘s. d4eW$SE3 .< â€" €2309846 Puorocrapry.â€"Messrs.)~rvis and Aricss have made a great â€" reduction in the pri of theirphotogtaphs during tho Chitsimas hoi e mol oo e on it avail es of the opportunity of getâ€" ting firstâ€"class préthres ‘ht very m maiC cemeciontl atomfPâ€"hus aro c ds â€".. For Christmas and New Y ear‘s go ‘to Radford and Goyer‘s, llgE: Sauterne‘s Sherry and Claret Wines v cheap at D. McDonnell‘s. © i 83 Gents, try MacLaren & Chalmers‘ cutter. age. : ui lctd;ab.:fl;: e .gg‘ Jn 1 .:F::mm\ fi is ), l"‘ e e t lishment. None but good â€" s need applys s s p3x%e4 + 8080 WW‘fi Kedi~ New. Year‘s substantials, .with an assort: ment of‘ choice wines, liquors, &h.u doiie Tok hi eb arratate Tny OF ho whnter spples Tor Sgfo io a ety. in ‘@1t "0% ; no danger of its o ie t in i Ni fol. baimce otmails on imorgiy eaT0 proe ialeoanitt whrer lt ce ¢, â€"Worm, SBalt Rneum, and «11 c : “v * Ono%wun;n\eduo(‘,mula:“-o{ I’Ih-& to â€" beâ€"at almost 1bio* chre "R0¢ th oo en in ie ies bmwh‘%.u--m se of failure to refund the money paid. 10e it wa of aopas * Bropink d CheH dor \he j The Pile and Humor cure. is entizely, veéeiable . PILE AND HUnMox cur®. > 4. : Fou Intemabend Rxternal tias PespenIes 6 Sopk & ponisor ounk Has appoinied ‘Mr». WILLIAM $TRING! “."':",'."“'Mmf fiinesxs, COAL ~OIL ! BALTIMORE OYSTERS D. MeDonnell‘s : delicious : . oisy D. MuDounelt‘s ; delipious sMuics ..Buix Diseases, of whatever: nature, | completely . erailicated by the use of Falxuns and Supporters of Mm. D. J. duppost,â€" siyt .2 ie v ds‘ the popularâ€"Candidate, rill please sond in their name. to the U od,. at Mu, MoCAF FRRY‘3 HOTEL a'..ny hmw Souapnined Mz Kb Ans Jayunary th, 207 Jan, 14, 4815, New York Bar Orsrers is Suztr.â€"New FEATHERSTON ‘m + Ind. at &n‘n Winceys in ue al ve best The CHV. OF OTTAWA, Order your Fall Suit at Bryson‘s. ELECTORS Junuary 16th Jan, 16, 1876 14/18 Etection® Aotices. TMiscelancrous Russell .Eléction‘ James Buchanan‘s . IRA â€"MORGAN To be had in perfection, wt . ROWE. & CO‘S tod Mr. EDWARD TURNBEULL, ot ‘behind, or nevéer ‘ will be, in And buy your JAMES ASHKFIELD‘® OF THE is 16 Ci2GH h Dberteot JOHN CASEY; Duke Street 3695 1m 3724t., 3680â€"tf KElection Kotice h‘!&e“l..l"w and ‘3"‘: men of ;.:?-‘.fifié. .,.W:.'fi‘#‘:%: Crry _ or _ OTraw $ taP En tary, m&dwflhw@ mwngo.’-';dcmduum: Art d 4 *n 4 VICTOR!A WARD .. .& H. PRoOR® weLLino® ward...0) w. Bax BT,GEORGE‘A WARD..Dz. 8 BY WARD......... ..... MIO OTTAWA WARD . ......A. O. ; f VOTE AND INFLUE J.â€"P. ~FEATHERSTO riotar kuzcrens CITY ~OF ~Or@AW GoeXtty es En : -mfi&m nated W, to yepresen $ Legisintive Assembly of ine rin, and having been irequeste@= and infpentlal nting n seb wotet aigarmine accept the position, %t0 suborit . wll“w 1 ‘Coundil Board, ahd while \ but. to discharge with #edinaid have so frequently im.posed 1 /J ans an adkerent or the Reform pendontiy, shail give anâ€"honest, but support to lile preient Gove o ooo M Executive, and shall not + OrrA w a Jun. 31¢h, 18 Emwxm ‘);? @4 a supporter of :a Liberal With justice and impartiality t0â€" natiooalities thatgorm the mixed To the im port is Iahail give ;p‘:l drosperity voived thergin, au curate knowledwe The weltkre 0! stitutions, and e ganization of ¢ shall be to me & m‘fimm'\ and in l of Ontarie, 1 shall be willing. and '. : iBeleving tha depends entire perity. of ies wo to attend to. th. measures subi fair considerati . J heve made Ottew« ~my i yours are identical. Gratefut for the confidence ..you hexg in me during the pascâ€"cight years ® served in the City Gouncil,Lgook: % and suffrages to place me jn a higl ; you may rest assored that as your reph t0, i 14 ~ Ad h | w:;m-u usiy. m<te the general prosperity and g« ment ‘of our Provh b"“b.";“r" tion to theiuterests of the U ut the Ottews District. 14 â€"= J P FEATHERS D. 3. O DONOGHUE, Eey . Jeb of the City of Ottawa, in the Qarleton, Merchant, Agent: | .. _ W. K. WALLER, Heq»»» «: x in se * m:m A» WWe «a-dwao‘hg-mn_-fl_‘ J. P.FEATHERSTON, Bog . . P. â€"ofthe City of Oraws, in the + Oarlotan, Seliciton, Agoint." (\!! Hon . J. O‘CONNOR ... . . . ©. WB# ofthe City of orrawa, in the Carleton, Selicitor, Agont Respectfully. Soligi i & short thmi Pred t opplatare. in a shorl tine. "‘-~vY'"‘-r prad." Klee Jority when Phad the honor to sufltages betore, 1 trust that .my C in iament wiill meel phh’ h dends of the whole peoplé a{ :!jc i “‘W a it ragap «t Sho be deemed wort ot'r the future as in past, my bu AAZLALLLLsenieh. i. ;‘ irv E 6 mDIDATI. The Candidates ‘for ‘Kisetion Leciniatore Jor the Chy i odena Senishhionoed oD« Me, i. mangh! Hie#RQ borber of Aparke Provincial M Ottawa, January, 14th, 19% GaxwTuexx®,â€"Through the â€"â€"â€"â€" JAN.:3â€"0‘D0! Ottaws, Jan. 4, 174. . <<> Central Cmmittese® Rooms OUR Ontario tegisliat Jan 14, 1876 Electors "of . Otta fellowâ€"citizens: who are best if ne kin 1 remitin TY oraryawa a r'p.d- art gfi,”i 5‘ Becretary General ‘Com Y ours respectifully, 16 Tatare greatnom jpor the alrength agmen, I thall be« ARE E'w"ll.r‘-l':"«:k:m. f D. M. GR&NQ. B 41 umm cont d 20 benef My int mlo Model nb %p Last by King stre by McTaggart «t â€" B, E‘ koos ol Euoq Faip of ull dises t No. 5. â€"East by street «o interse tion ,dl*na West by Division street and Vict Linaita. . ;-ua,!u- Block) Concessio Porsane Pra0 en from Dufferin B ~ Heuahi dhts north of Queé! bridge to the Ba byN“ 2â€"North Bridge, West by pitise o the! Flection for Publi OLLOC® mite St 4+ 2A 6 wes ith b 4. 0B ++ U to By