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Orb "‘Parlorfiames VI Punch, Bourse or Pit, Speculation, Halma, Na- tions, Lost Heir. Chess, Parchcesi, Etc. from Ten Cents to Fifty '_ Cents. BOOKS for Everybody. We would like to show you our stock. Come and examine it. Special dis- count to Schools. MaoFARLANE ($100. DURHAM CHRONICLE Durham. IVov. I0, 1904. The Dominion elections are now over and the public generally are be- ginning to realize where we stand politically. The Liberals who were really too strong in the last parlia- llent are even stronger in this one with a probable chance of being con- siderably increased in the elections yet to come off. The majority when the elections are all over will be about seventy. However honest the inten- tions of Premier Laurier may be it is hard to expect the purest kind of ad- ministration with such a strong fol owing. A majority of twenty would he better all round and is quite suf- ficient for all working purposes. \Vith such a large majority as the government now has the tendency on their part is to develop the idea that they (M!) the My for their own use and the use of the prticular party in power. 1m of heingthe mt- of the electors they really Now that the long even- ings are with us, why not provide for home amusement of some kind.' We have just recelved a complete assortment of all the old favorite games and some new ones as well, such as : Dtuggists and Booksellers. SOUTH GREY GOES GRIT. W. IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor. Our annual importation of Standard Authors, Presentation and Prize Books is now to hand and is the delight of all book-lovers who have seen it. ionnerly did on three W0” °°’ of the comparative cost they voted . 5 Lamlssh for the one most likely to come first. 6 Louise The government scheme seemed near st hand and the plan proposed by Mr. iBorden would necessitate delay. “'11 , . . t iPolitics in the “’est anyway seem to ‘ ‘ ers maJon y‘ be very indistinctly marked by party GL] lines and “everyone for himself” is a 1 Richie’s more taking motto. 2 Glen Coming down to South Grey, THE 3 Markdale Wd CHRONICLE was not surprised at the 4 Dornoch Wd lish at the present time insinuates bribery, corruption and fraud as the cause of Mr. McKinuon’s defeat. In Successful Liberal Candidate for Grey. ' L the absence of specific charges, and with the insufficient data at our dis- posal we can hardly believe that il- legal practices to any great extent were indulged in by either party. It is well known that the Eanem- her, Mr. Richardson, had won a large measure of confidence by both sides of politics for his excellent ability as shown during his one parliamentary term, and he became almost the idol of his political friends who felt much disappointment at his resignation when the Conservative Convention was held here in January last. With many of the. Conservatives it was Richardson or no one, and on his Eresignatiun they absolutely refused to give their support to any other candidate. THE CHRONICLE does not wish to be misunderstood in this matter. There are to be found men today, and let us say for too many of them who can talk by the hour and say nothing, that is nothing of weight. We have them in South Grey on both sides of politics. and apart from being politi- cal Mkers they are absolume no good in politics. Even in these days ?of political corruption, and we regret to believe there is too much of it, the great lmlk of the people are anxious for an honest administration, and to have as their parliamentary repre- sentative a man whom they feel is honest. and a man who is willing to devote his best interests to the good of the country. The people have spoken by their ballots, and' the best, and only thing we can do now is to occept their decision. TEE CHRONICLE was not a supporter of Mr. Miller, not because of any personal matter. but the electors held.a different opinion, and while we are placed under demo- cratic rule we have only to submit, and we may as well do it gracefully. the constituency: g South l Miller’s majorityâ€"8 HANOVER. McKinnon’s majorityâ€"91 BENTI N C K . 1 Richie’s 2 Glen 3 Markdale Wt 4 Domoch Wd Miller’s majorityâ€"1 5 Tp. Miller’s majorityâ€"62 NORM ANBY. 1 Alsfeldt 76 8%" 2 Ayton 91 115 3 Neustadt 104 4C 419 42 McKinnon’s majorityâ€"7 SULLIVAN. Miller’s majorityâ€"*2 Durham Hanover Bentinck Glenelg Egremont Normanhy Sullivan 2227 1911 62 Total majority for Millerâ€"316 1 South of St 142 2 North of St 170 How Grey County Stood Since Confederation. .ouV‘ -'J v In 1878, Dr. Sproule. Uons., elected by 531 majority; in 1882, by 414 ma- jority . in 1887, by 555 majority. _- -Innt In 1896, Dr. Sproule. buns elected by 521 majority Bowes, Patron. In 1900, Dr. Sproule, elected by 335 majority Hartman, Lib. 0V6? ¢ Cons. , over '( Allan’s 32 Dromore 64 Holstein 68 Yeovil 81 Mt. Forest \Vd 56 Drury’s 56 Telford, Lib” elected by 22 majority. In 1887, Snider, Lib., elected by 256 majority; in 1872, by 141 majority, and in 1874, by 79 majority. 1 111 1878, S. J. Lane, Cons., elected by 53 majority. In 1882, B. Allen, Lib., elected by 72 majority. In 1887, Jas. Masson, Con., elected In 1891, Jas. Masson, COBB., re-elect- Alsfeldt 76 Ayton 91 Neustadt 104 Hampden 77 Blyth’s 37 Mt. Forest Wd 34 w "J .1 ' u..â€" In 1896, Jolitidlark, Lib., was elect- ed by 32 majority over James Mc-l Mr. Clark having died, a by-election was held on August 18, 18%, when Hon. W. Paterson, Lib., was elected by 424 majority over James McLauch- Ilan, Cons. In 191]), E. H. Horsey, Lib., was elected by 31 majority over Chas. Gor- don, Cons. Dr. Horsey was killed ac- cidentally and at a by-election, Febru- ary 24. 19%, T. 1. Thomson, Cona, was elected by $5 majority over M. Ken- Chatswortb Dornoch Wd Keady Peabody Desboro Turns Liberal. Miller, Lib., elected by 316 majority. In 17. Jackson, 000., elected by 13 EGREMONT. RECAPITULATION. GREY, EAST. GREY.NORTH. GREY. 312 127 312 357 41 9 Mil. 57 113 113 71 51 ldil. BJcI(. McK. Maj. M31- 218 91 332 70 13 115 101 73 61 13 16 16 31 51 In 18%, Dr. under-nu, mm, m... elected by as majority over David Jamieson, Cons., and by 623 majority over William Allan, Patron. I In I”. Mr. Richardson, Cons., was elected by 144 majority over G. Lan- lderkin, Lib. The Results of Quebec .................. Nova Scotia ............ New Brunswick ........ Ontario ............ . Quebec ............. Nova Scotia. ...... . New Brunswick . . . . Manitoba .......... . British Columbia. . . . Ontario ............... Quebec ............... Nova Scotia ..... '. . .. British Columbia ..... New Brunswick . . .. Manitoba ......... u .. British Columbia .. . . Prince Edward Island Ontario ............... Quebec .............. New Brunswick Manitoba ............ British Columbia . . . . Prince Edward Island {Total .................. Majority .............. 1872 Ontario ............... Quebec ............... Nova Scotia ........ . New Brunswick . . . . . Manitoba ............. British Columbia . . . . . Prince Edward Island. Total .............. Majority .......... Ontario ............... Quebec ............... Nova Scotia ......... New Brunswick Manitoba ............ British Columbia. . . . Prince Edward Island Territories .......... 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