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Tae Dartty EXAMINER,

Supreme Court.

Before the Chief Justice and Jufage Peters. |

NOVEMBER 8, 1880

Patriot on the ‘‘ Unexpectec

Change.

The

THE unblushing rn pu lence of the Pat- riot’s prate about ‘‘ servile supporters will | be recognized by all who know that in this Province the oncs honoret! name of P has become a synonym for truckling ser vility. As one cit eur mast ent corres: pondents remarks, “* the Patriot defends his Party whether right or wrong. constantly, invaria! rh vy regardlessly of truth or princi} ple has the Patriet truckled to its Party, that its fyles [rom year. exbibit a mass of 1 tencies

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atrie

mo

and

nconsisi

year

the bulk of which is second to that shown by the Halifax Chronicle only because the Chronicle is the older paper of the two. But for its audacity of statement and its

facility of Sr the Patriot would be as utterly ptible—as the New Era.

With such a character as this the Patriot attacks our representatives for having hitherto given the present Government an unwavering support. If it were not in stinct with turpitude it would, imstead, have pleaded this unwavering support as one reason why the Government should, with alacrity, acceed to the demand ef ou

conte

representatives for the recognition of an

undoubted right which has hitherto been . . ; >»

denied this Province by both parties. but

oring it just as the

imight EXAMINER, shun the

it shuns a course which into unison with the naturally as the evil servile, the independent. The Patriot makes light the Island to equality of pointment and promotion of

}

gooa, or

of the claim of right the ap- Railway and

in

Civil Service officials. It says we ‘‘ make much ado about nothing.” Now, John Stewart M%!l says that the = first condition necessary to a_ federation auch as that of the Dominion

of Canada, ‘‘a sutlicient amount of mutual sympathy among the populations.’ But is it possible te have this, w then one of the populations s placed under a disabi lity by the General Government, because it 1s ama)! and p* itically weak ? Mill gocs on to say that ‘‘ the sympathies available for the purpose of a Federation are those of

race, language, religion, and above ali of political 1Ns stitutions as c ducing most toa

feeling of identity of pol itical interest. But how can there be ‘‘identity of volitical interest,’ when the chief places o* one of the ‘‘ political institutions,” are practically elosed to one of the members of the Federa- tion? Lord Brougham says ‘‘it is of the easence of this ers Federal Union that ats dijfere: it members should have equal rights and that ail sho uld bear a part Lib the central admiistration.”’ Wemightquote many other authors to show that this right to equality which wejhave been preferring is, so far fr m being a matter of no account, as the Patriot says it is, that its re cognitic m by the Gen- eral Government is considered to be abso- lutely necessary to tho success of a union such as that of this Province with Canada.

The Patriot says it has no sympathy with this ‘foreign cry.” Neither has the atnerk. But tho Examiner has sy mpathy with efficient officials, who, solely because they happen to be isianders, or happen to be stationed in the Island,are

Ex-

subordinate

proscribed from the higher offices of both this and the other Provinces, and are condemned to labor on _ with- out hope or prospect of promotion.

‘no Islander to

The Patriot also says that has received the training make him an eflicient Superintendent Now, it will be remembered that a few years ago, a conductor on the Island Rail- way—| Mr. K. H. Brennan-—resi; gned, aud left for a Province in which abi re- cognized ; that, in a comparatively short space of time he worked his way up till he became Superintendent of a railway as cif. ficult to manage as the Island Railway is, aud that he has proved so eflicient and suc- cessful in his oftice that he is now in the receipt of a handsome salary. Had Mr. Brennan remained in the Island he would now be in precisely the same position as Messrs. Stronach, Williams, Hodgson, Me- Gowan, Kelly and many others—some of them men of warked natural «bility—all of them well-trained,ellicient_officials—who have remained in the employ of the Island Railway .from the beginuing,—without a hope or prospect of promotion to higher positions, either on Island or

necessary

lity 18 ?

tne

mainland. Weare inclined to think that the Patrivi holds Island ability much too cheaply. But we are glad to see that it is

Messrs. oni)

1 rentia- Zenugs

willing to admit the ability of Williams and Stronach: and we have to remark that had either of these men been appointed Superintendent, or been promoted according to their deserts, there would now be a chance for subordin- ate officials who deserve promotion—and some hope in the future.

When Lord Dufferin visited us he con- gtatulated the Island, because he said : larger fand more important field would be

open to the tale mts and abilities: of our public men — ‘‘including of. course, our public officials; and, when he was

in British Columbia, dealing with a griev- ance of the people of that Province, he said: ‘* Woe betide the Government or states- men who, because its inhabitants are few in number and politically of small account should disregard the wishes or carelessly dismiss the representations, however bluff, boisterous or downright, of the feeblest ot | our distant Colonies. ”

In conoludiug this article, we cannot, perhaps, do better than commend these words of Lord Dufferin to the consideration of Sir Charies Tupper.

gE SS

Tue Fire Department under the direction |

of the Chief Engineer, have sunk a weil at the East end of the town, and have struck a stream of water, which takes two ae pumps to keep down so that the well digz

may go on with his work. As the wells are

now iow, this well will probably afiord an abundant supply at all times.

on the,

Larkin vs. Wiliiam C. Montgome ry | Tnis case was tried at Summer- | and resulted in a verdict fec | At the triala motion was made a nonsult on served | and

James land others. ij side oe he plaintiff.

y the defen lants’ attorne for p grounds. The aaaie were re Peters, the presiding judge, move avain. Ace wdingly

Saturda y by

t b ver al by Judy A reserved to was nade .on behalf oi

‘ ’ leave

& motion Hodgson, Q. ©

Mr. the defendants’ to!

on

d manufacturers in | suc-!

Merchants, traders an

this city should follow the cessful business men in the West and orting the news- the approaching adapted

No}

exampie of

across the line b y res to papers, espec ially during festive season, as the means to bring their wares before the public.

beat

medium can be better than a really ; ood | newspaper. Catch-penny devices, which ( ive transitory in their character, and only

cuach a limited Santas of persons at best, |

7 : si where to obtain yenuine bargains. <A. T.

Stewart, of New York, alv ye sought to

reach the public hrough the newspapers :

when he had anything really seasonable

So do Claflin o this day ; and Boston, J. D. the really and Mon-

aud useful to offer for sale. & Co., of the city t so do Jordan & Marsh, of Macdonald, of 4 to, and all men of FOroRte,

sane

7 ? foror

live busine Ss

treal. None of these men are deluded by the many temporary advertising humbugs|- of the day. A whole page is often chosen

by some of them to attract attention, and | the money which the sp: is con- | sidered an expenditure well made and sure to yield handsome returns.-—“t Jehn News.

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ce «(COSTS

iterest in the Moose River

"A three-quarter it sold to New York

Mins ma N.S. has been

, 3,099.

speculators for $

AGENCE

WN.

SHIPPING INTE! 4 OF CH ARLO TIETO ENTERED.

Nov. 8 —s hi Annie

PORT

Duncan, Boston, sun-} dries: Delta; St John’s, Newfoundland, 50} bbls herring, by Master; LJ Westaway, Tnuingua, salt to D Fars subarson: Camelion,

Boston .. 100 bush a »ples ahd 19 casks ’ a a j i $ cider to F T & W L Vean; L H Davies,

elsh: Chas Joseph, herring; LP Churchil), Bay, coal to Wright & MeGowan; ad, Wallace, stone, Amelia, North coal to F S Hanford.

oats to W W 30 bbls

Pinette, Pictou, Cow Onwat Sydney, CLEARED, Nov. 8—L H Davies, Orwell, bal; Maria Hali- fax, 1,400 bush potatoes, 145 do turnips,

| Stri tly on

1,000 bush potatoes, beef, mutton and

7 ? Leonard

} : } Mand, % live sheep, by Capt. Chas O’ Brine,

} £cn

Halifax, 5th—Arrivs ownh, J W

rom Charlottet Mullech, from P. i I: St Martin’s Packet, Charlottetewn; Ella May, Summerside; Stella, Georgetown; Ar- mada, PEI. Cleared sch. Bounty, fer Rus- tico. Yarmouth, N. S., 25th arrived sch Chlo Charlottetown; Jonathan, Montag cleared i 29th ult..—_sch J D Payson, (;eorge-

Lown,

See

ee

o MARRIE 1 St. John, N. B., on ao inst., by the Rev. Dr. Waters, Ewen C. McKenzie, of to Isabella McInnis, of

Cavendish, P. KE. I., — =

le —-

Wallace, N.S.

- :

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE,

Nov. 6th—Frederick Morrow, Souris; (re0.

} l ne, i ck port; iv Booth, Montreal; () W ‘Smith, Detroit; Geo S Lawrence and lady, Southampton N 8; J A Morrison, Halifax N

John W Melsen, Montrzal; C Townsend,

Halifax: WJ Baruhart, Montreal. REVERE HOUSE. Nov. 3rd—-W E Butt, Philadelphia; B D

St. John, N-B; J W

Montreal; T HR

Me Donald, do: pe Summer-

bent,

\lf Tureot,

ide; H P Kerr, St. John N B; T Norman, Montreal; Capt. N Hi Reemanke Sydney. 4- . aa rs, Montreal; G O Brennan, Boston;

{ Turcot, Montreal, ROCKLIN HOUSE,

Nov 6—S O Huestis, Wallace, NS; Dr 4) Clay, Halifax, N 8; D H Perkins, St Jobn, N BE WK night, Amherst, N 8; Albert Craig, Bedeque; b Ek Allen, Boughton Island; Le t

mune) Lelurg rey, Boston, Mass; Miss Johns-

mm, Mt stew art; Jehn Johnston, do. : = ; z : = oa —— } SY i pee 4 tj 7 ee cant ail | LUPKS tibial dail. } >} RYOW LANDING, per Brigt. L. J. West- I away, at (Ju 1e8h § W hari, —suitable fo. por k } acking D. FARQUHARSON,

| Nov. 8, ’80—

,} ——————_— ———— ——— ———________

BALDWIN APPLES

WiNtTER FRUIT.

WILL sell at AUCTION, aot my Sale Koom, Queen ‘square, TO-MORROW,

TUESDAY, 9th inst., at 2 o’clock,— °|75 bbls. American Baldwin APPLES—No. 1 iextra, hand-picked fruit fer winter keep. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

! Nov. 8, 1880.

by John McQuaid. 6th—schs Kate, Three Sisters, Cora, Gazelle, Alpha, Pictou, bal; I Dare, Bay Verte, alt, oats and herring. by Peake Bros & Co; Edmunds, New Bandon, ballast. 5th—sch William Philnot, Boston, 6,000 bush potatoes, by D Farqt tharson. OUTPORTS. Cardigan Bridge, 5th-—cld sch Debee, Hali- | fax, potatoes, turnips and oats, by the Master. | Montague, 4th—cld DeNovo, Newfound-

Vontectionery and Fruit Legot,

ae) subscriber resp ectfully intimates to that he has leased the pre-

‘Goudreault's Resta san,

mublie

|

nist 8s on “Chr rf (leo ge street Oppo site St. } Duubeuba Cathedral, where he will keep a | Restaurant in first-class style, conduc ‘ted | |

and where { ‘d stock of

Temnerance principle . Lemperance pri ipies ;

he will have on hand a well select

CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS oa |

ao Evening Classes at the above Colles ge | will be resymed 0.1 the 15th inst., to con

full cours® in Book-

students enter-

tinue six months. A keeping will be eiven. All

should be avoided. Money is only wasted jing during this month will receive a special | in their use. Business men should stick to'discount on their tuition. Session, 7.30 to] the newspapers if they hope to instruct the |9.30 p.m. Full particulars on a p ph eation to | public where to buy seasouable goods, and ie , L. BB. MILLER. Nov. 8, *60- P rineipal

Saw till 15th ‘if a r ow Hitch Cow for New ffilch Cow for 5 ARGE, young, well-bred, and 4 dition. One suitable for stall taken in part payment. J. McoWILLIAMS. ley Pt. Road (near Sherwood Cemetery),

8, 80 -patif

,

AGADE MY OF MUSIC. TO- NI NIGHT, ‘Aurora Floyd,”

(Mrs. work),

$4]

.

Sadi6,

in tine con- aa feeding might ve Brack

Nov.

16

Braddon’s immortal

AND A FARCE.

have the verdict set aside and instead thereof |Pure Confectionery and Fresh Frug, w hich | anonsuit entered on the grounds stated at (will. be sold at iow prices for cash. | the trial. and also that the verdict was con-{ Orders for Cake, Fruit and Confectionery, trary to evidence. The Court granted a rule |from town or country, res pectfully solicited, | nisi on all the grounds. jand will be attended to promptly. <> tem | Meals suppli d at all t hoars from 7 a. m, to} The Proper Way to Advertise. | 10 p, m., at reasonable rates SIMON GOUDREAULT. | Nov. 8,’80-—6ieod Great George Street.

Nov. Ds *s ),

‘Old Sydney Mine Roan

B BISCHARGING Pee aca 4 LORD’S WHARF, EX AMELIA. HANFORD & CO.,

3 Water Street.

ch Society.

the

i Uoal. AT

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Chur

General Meeting of

E Annual

7

Diocesan Church Society will be held in St. Paul's Scheoi Room, on Wednesday even-

ing, th 2 10th inst... at7 : o’ clock. D. FITZGERALD, Sec’y.

Noy. 8, 1880—2i

TO LET.

HOUSE situate in

AAMINER

Ch’town,

Water office.

BRICK djoining the

INGS.

JOHN

é) > PA¢ KK AGES jus received ex Ethel @e2e7IO) Blar ; 130" packages more to ar-

ri I Tew ¢ 1ys Those TEAS will be found very superrvor 1b . a ) ‘x 7 i } } nol Ay i angd we Otler them wrhok ce yet taii at remarkably low figures. BEER & SONS

0) ’ LS u

—- = 2 E

Se. eX , 3

ES.

choicest in the

2 ae | OLASS PUNCHEONS of the

narket.

CAR BROS.

TELL SHORTS | SHORTS |

I\

JUST RECE HASZARD,

3i eod

BRA

qu BPE EN TONS or DY HORACE

30, ’SO

TED.

Sail

FOR SALE.

sti desirable resider ewned and oc & cupied by the subscriber, and situate on Dundas Esplanade, together with the water

lot in front.

The house and outbuildings ere im a state of

thorough repair. For terms apply to Messrs. Hopeson & Mc- LEOoD, or to AT U3 at : ALEX, MACNAB. Ch town, Noy. 1, ’89 —tf ¢

Dissolution 0" Partnership,

‘EXHE Partnership heretofore existing be-

tween Francis S. LosGwortH and

OBERT SHAW, doing business in Charlotte- “We wn under the style and firm of

LONCWORTH & SHAW, as Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Dated this 30th day of October, A.D. 1880, F. S. LONGWORTH, : ROBERT SHAW, Ch’town, Nov. i, ’80—tf Molasses, Molasses, i00 puncheons )} 20 tierces » Choice Retailing Molasses. 20 barrels

to arrive per Brigt. ‘‘ Kitty about 25th inst. LG

"80

dxpected Ulyde” tACE HASZARD. Ch’town, Nov. 2, —2w eod FENHE place to get your Printing done is a; the EXAMINEK PRINTING ROOMS

— papnnena

LONDON

FALL, (880.

Daries &C

ARE WOW Sh@wint

THE BULK OF THETR SUPERB

NEW oe

OFFER

BEST VALUE

LARGEST ASSORTMENT

In the Trade,

seat

ALL DEPARTMENTS.

%

It Will Pay

EVERY BUYER

—OF~

DRY GOODS”

T@ LOOK THROUCH

OUR STOCK

Before Purchasing. |

Terms Cash.

GEO. DAVIES & CO,

Charlottetewn, Sept. 30, 1880.

isso.

} -y-

| Egil it Les ae

WAREHOUSE, ©

yn SQUARE,

PEtHE cribers have received by & Prince “Seleaed: Caspian, Lthel Blanche,

and other vessels,

The Largest Stock of

RY GOODS GROCERIES

F Ever Offered by them to the Public,

IN——

RE

MILLENEBY. trimmed and untrimmed, with the newest materials for trimming, Ladies’ Sacques, Dbolmans and Uls- ters. .Bress Goeds of every description, with Pompacdour and other trimming to matehg ek and Colored Silks, Silk ve -Ivets and Velveteens, in_ every hace, . ‘ Ribbons,

Bin

Flowers, Gloves, Ties, Fur Muffs, Boas, and Clouds, Ladies’

&e.

‘riliings, olen Squares ¢

We Underciothing, &c., iTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, TWEERS AND CLOTHS, A choice lot of TEA, in chests and half-chests,

ae Eas Eid

All of which will he disposed of at the very ° lewest cash -y es.

Nov. 7” san

WANTED. .

A PRESERVER from Halifax, with } SA. experience in managing Lobster Meat ¥actories, wishes to obtain as preserver. Would take nence to meats now. Brand Al im En \ropean markets. Apply at this office, Nov. 4, °80-—-2w

; p ACK

FOR SALE,

SOME WELL-BRED TROTTING STOCK,

For particulars apply at farm to L. L JENKINS, or in town toS. R. Jenkins.

Noy. 5. "20

pat ne 41

N OTICE 6h

LL amounts due Messrs. JENKINS @:

we McLEOD, Surgeons, MUST BE*SETTLED Cn or Before the ist of December,

otherwise legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. “4 JENKI? 2aw pat ne 41

FOR SALE.

A: THOROUGABRED Shorthorn Heifer— ie ‘‘Shepherdess If.,” color white, calvéd: Kensington, mark $1,877, sire Statesiiai Hh, Herd Book page 5 (now in calf.) Took lst prize at Provincial ixbibition 1879. Took 2nd prize

Provincial Exhibition 1888 Apply ta 4

DANTEL DAVIES) - ‘* Westwood” Reyalty.

at ae

RS” A dvertisem unde r

space NOE CLC eding hai i for Ten Cents pe

ents

this heading, m an inch, will bes , day.

se

-A small comfortable - COPTAGE centre of the city. Terms only

i cae £8:

eae

360. Possession given in ten daya. Appl

J. J3., EXamrser office, oa oh EF 710 UN D—A bunch of KEYS. The owner A. can have the same by applying at the Examiner Office, and paying for thw

[no §

tisement,

Fr?! N ib- Nehwesat the Li wer ‘Mal : oad and Pop nlar is] and Bridge, @

sum of money. The owner can have the

by ap by ing on board the Lady Milton, to

Carr, T'nos. McRar, {no

a LEE ee s—Three or four ~ Boarders can be accom modated with first-class

board and apartments at. very reasona

rates, ina pleasant and one of the most con-

Apply, at PP fos 06 tt

N -Left on steamer ** Elfia, LN some party, a waterproof coat. y to the Captain. Joann MeL EOD. {mo &

FRE AX a VEN INEG AR, Worcester Sauce,” Catsup, Celery Salt, at B,

omato

ALDERSTON’s.

rio L A. House containing reo, With “stable coach house, and a large garden attached,fronting on Rochford Squared Possession given immediately. Apply “si T. Crockers, at the Fish Market [no 2

venient k calities in the city. ofiice,

‘AT OTICE

ro

TM BRELLAS— ‘the subscriber wishes J to inform the citizens of Charlot

that the business cf Umbrella mending, !

is still eairied on at the old stand, op

Mr. R. Bridge’s meat store. —S, TAUPVIN.

joc 25 lm

NS & McLEOD, *

a Situation ~ a share to com.

why

.

2

o*

TROTTING. SPOCKI:

os

At Upten Stock Farm,

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