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m ’Tlie House of Assembly accordingly withdrew. and;th Governor. u to Ifboueppoin;ent an Eseeulliionfl “the Phrcbheo :Bill tic-snob A iss-nssvrno ano rveuennn arses wsonesnar ivennieo m ‘ "w" "m "'“N'd' “5°” "1° "00- Joullll COMO" was metro elective. and then he took his seat ll" council "I "will! I M" 05°”. “Ml "' '1‘“ W‘ hm“ ” ’1'" 'W‘ I“ Wm"!med “l l“ ““l’v "' .

Wightmau addressed His Excellency. and stated that the House had chosen him as their Speaker. which choice His Excellency was pleased to approve

eogiiised in the Civil List Bill. Witlx regard to the sense of Mr. Coo r ep saving in the debates as ap- pointed by this lire". do not donsidor that of any

trust that your endeavors to buy out the interest 0 the remaining proprietors to the extent contestiphitsd. will be fully successful; and in aid of' this must ,' is

in virtue of that commission. Turn to the journals of 1863. the first session of the elective Council. and you will see that the Clerk was not appointed by-

11" EDWARD REILLY,

uni-roe sxo excrete-ion. and conlrm.

at his once. Queen Street.

trusts son 'ritn "lineup."

For 1 your. paid in advance.

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Licorice-outs inserted at the ususl rate... JOB PRINTING-

The Hon. Mr. Wi htmen then claim-

l'orinor rights and privilegee,-—includiug freedom from arrest. freedom of speech in their debates. and

which were readily granted by His Excellency.

His Excellency was then pleased to open the Session with the following

ed. on behalf of the members of t a House. all their

free access to His Excellency at ell times—ell of

this House. though ell the other ofllcere were. We also see that the Clerk’s salary is not fixed it the Legislative Council but by the Civil List Bil . It is. therefore. evident that the appointment rests with the Government; but if the Legislative Council wish to have the appointment. i do not think the Govern- ment will have any objection to passing a bill for that purpose.

Icon-«quince. Therefore it is clear to my mind that the

appointment rests with the Governor in Council. '1 think it should belong to this “ones. but till an Act is passed giving us power to eppoint a Clerk. we have no power to do so. I suppose it was an over-eight or it would have been done before. I would be so anxious as any person to maintain the privileges of the Rouse. but 1 cannot see that they have been infringed upon by this appointment.

Hon. Mr. Bean: it has been said that Mr. Cooper et-

ebject we will readily concur in the vote at w

Y” funds may be necessary to: its accomplishment. '

the view to improving i a system by which it Esat pre- sent managed. and rendering it more ctliciont and more cetcueivel useful than it has hitherto proved.

We she l ieost gladly co-o cretc with your Excellency in ell such measures as can devised or the develo - event of local industry. and the improvement of t s

‘ ‘ . . ‘ ' A riculture of the Colon I SPEECH I “on. Mr. Be": I am" "I? much from I“. hon. tended here when the llouee met in 1863. but he islelso I y. . . t . - - . do u entering upon the considerittion of' the meat 0! every description. performed with ncstncss and despatct. . or Who has Just set down as regards the ower at h". “9" n "u ” “1h” “hum °' ‘1” "W" . . , I ,

, , Sc H Id . .p not ob set to the sp ointment of Mr. Bell. exec t on im rfcct state of the inblic hi liways. we wi moss -II a m... a“, 13".“... (mine [ c are , April 24 ] the GOVOI'BIIIOM '0 tPPOlfll In Ollie" 0‘ “"5 “W”- the griiund thet bcildg appointed by the Cavern!» iii willingly assist with ourlcullult gildt'IVOI'l in nieturhg

I00! I PIIASIS.

ALMANACK FOR MAY.

New Moon. 4th day. 3h. 28m. morning. E. First Qanrter.l(lth day.6h. 52th.. eveniugfi.

Full Moon. 18th day. 9h. 40m.. morning. N. W. Last Querter.26tli duth. 10m..cvouing.~\ .

The Speech being ended the House of Assembly withdrew. and file Excellency was pleased to retire.

Alter prayers, the House proceeded to business, when it was

.Resolucd. That an humble address he presented to His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, to return

the thanks of this House for his Speech delivered this day.

When Mr. Cooper received his commission. this House was not elective; but since it has become elective. it surely enjoys the crime privileges! as the House of Assembly with respect to the nppoititiueutI of its officers. And as thie House has power to ap- point its President, surely the greater should curryi the lesser with it. As regards the appointment of officers in 1863. if your honore will turn to the de-

Council. it interferes with the privileges of title llouse. lloii. Mr. hit‘lthAIJ‘I The Met section of the Act of 1862. constituting this Council elective. is as follows:—

"Thv Legislative Council may establish rules for its government. and the attendance of its members; it may unish members for disorderly conduct. or for a brush it its rules. and with the concurrence of two- thirds of ell the members. may expel any member for cause; provided that the rules and orders of the Legie~

such it measure as we think will be best onion improve the system under which that brunch of the pub- lic service is M present one ed.

The draft address was me e the " order of the day" for Monday next.

Adjourned till Monday next. at eleven o'clock.

Moxnn’. April 29nd.

The important question of Education in estate which I we will be reparcd to ivc our serious attention. with

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, -' "'.' ' "I - . , I , , , The House resolved itself into st committee of the D“ I sun lligti “moi-a A Commune w“ the“ a pointed comm“ “I bales of that year you will tied thet the Clerk wee lam. council, um...“ .1 a. m... u... Act shall conic 'IIOI. Io IIIm IMO “underwon II“ WIN“ III "In" '0‘?” DAY W33“ I ._ is g III II III w It P I v 8 appointed by this House. as well he ell the others. into operation. shall continue in force. as for as appli- II, III. Exccncnc’.‘ .ImIcII__fl.II MI. “1'3" III III. o| "nuke" I‘V‘p “I gilt 1;. A" 0:, 1109. Mndl sflmer. and til! find I do not .0. how we 0.“ [I‘ve [.33 POWQf now cable. Ilillill abrogated of altered. ch'if. III III II III II III I II III II a; °°' " "‘3‘" i. 0 l’r‘i"" 3 W ‘ Addrfli- than we had then. or less than the [louse of Asecm- Now, ig '” on. 0' “I. I. “mic... of um um... am First and second paragraphs agreed to. . 1 Wednow.’ ;4 5| 7 s 3 40 3 30 u 13 APPOINTMENT OF PRESIDENT, bly in this respect. Are we going to make ourselves the Clerk should be eppo sited by the Governor in 0“ IMHO" 0‘ the Hon MIIMeDonIld. second“ ll? 3 Thur.“ 49» 5 9 32 I .I' 16 0 . I this more tools ot‘ the Government of the day? I Council; therefore i cannot see that. under that Act. the "on Mr l’elmer. the third paragrsph. on beta ’ 47' 6‘10 22 g 42 19 n mono" 0 a” "ou' Ml" MCD°"“.M‘ n” "‘m' am not prepared to frittor away the privileges of the “‘3‘ “W” h” "'1 P0"? ‘0 "Wm" 5" "le'k' mul' '" “lur‘wd i"l° "o dim”. P"‘“'""" 8 Friday I , . Mr._Muutgoinci-y wue appointed President of the H . - t lion. Mr. Bawnneros; I have always felt disposed we“ "Wm “gem” Willi “19 fim‘v "Wm"! '8'.“ “- 4 Saturday 46, TI“ 9 sets 22 Leanna“, Guano“. onsc by acknowledging that the Government has .0 mm. “new. when II", m. “new”. “an III,qu. SIIIIII Imumplh 5 Sunday 45: 8 ll 57 8 44 2f (“Apr A ' putter to eppcint our Clerk. “III. IIIIIIIIII dip-III. I IIIIIII from III, III Pomp... 1‘ cum... I lion IlIr Bitten: I am pleased to see that ps I. 6 Monday 44‘ 9 murml 9 m 25 u e H“. lion. Mr. Louo : lilo honor who has just eat I icoks rather arbitrary for the Governor in Council to In "'0 M’WCh- The" ll ’1‘“ WW“ “it‘ll? W‘mdi“ V ' 7 Tuesday “II 10; 0 47K“) 52 27 The “on. Mt Lord movedQ “waded bthe "on. down nppeare to have altered hie time since 1863. icon» the Clerk of' this Hoqu and hit another. "W 5990131 ll ‘1 “1101”: but “Omfilhmfl “"8 l b' “‘4 a mama“, l2, 12 1 4011 4.5 13 :10 in. Diugtvell. that the Rev. L. C. Jenkins, D. 1)., At that time the Clerk we- not erroiuwl by MI W “'Pl"“".“‘““" Emw" '“m‘y “‘"d "9"" “" ffi".fi.§".’~?fifi’.§"“l"§ ‘° “mg '“L'”"”' “as! “9' 9 Thursday iii 13' ‘2 3-)Imoru. 32 be nppomtcd Chaplain to this House. “0"” but by "‘9 G°Wmm°m “i u“ d“? i “d “ f“".f“‘ or ire" 'If'é'mw'fi; “a “lguon'i'egum? “ meet—:hs‘t they :1dcezefs'i‘ihndczoio.iiiwegglreegrrgd to Friday to 14 a 43, o 31 34 TI“, "om MI. mm" "Imam IIIIIIIIIIIeII I.“ the Gov-rumyni iv now chin ed in contends the: 35:32:03. "0.12:"...‘fifihxhmuffin?" oftho Colonv. There are-eveniiiiiug’iwvines their II guard” 39 W 4 gm 1 13 37 IoIIo'Ing amendmemz the power is in this House. rogretthnt the power IIOIIIIIIIII MI.- BII" u 0mg III “II, com...“ “a... g attention will soon be directed; some of which, iu- H 5mm“, 3"“ ‘7‘ 5 31“ 1 49 39 “ Whereas. by the 26tli‘scction of the Act of the is um in "ii. uww’ but u" A“ mud' in "w '“y' “ilmmm‘nce'h “ed' "m, “mum! by u“ we government A. I3 Mom}. 30‘ 18‘ 6 315 2 21 42 I. I I - I - . , [here was no motion made to appoint Mr. Cooper The llon. Mr. Palmer then submitted the following ""0""! 0r "9'"! "5 “l’fm’i’l'l'l'all 5! “1"”. GM”? I I .I. u "d 1’ 35l 19; 7 32 2 m 44 633:3: fiz'i‘JtI’iv‘: '{fotxeo'ii't‘li‘rg‘c‘h‘l 39%;“??? III 1363. "new..." I__ ' limit. for the importation of n borcin machine to inner. . I. I I c are a c _ ‘ I n ' . 15 wed“'3d‘y 34‘ 20' 8 2°. 22l 4"‘Crown shall have no ponivck to dissolve the Legis- "M‘- Mr- Bu“: 1 hem“ ‘ 37"" P'°P°“d M“ °'R“°'."d' Th“ i‘ i' a“ “PM” Off!“ um?“ lb“ Tilit':v‘iittiliiv|itwdli::iil.h‘dtiriidilhldfbnhdtzulil :uilmr 16‘ Tum-“1., 33' ‘21 9 15 d 5? 49 “III. COIIIIIIII when flamed. and III providing IIIIII Cooper, and the motion in. canied unanimouly, the eppcinttuutlt of' the President of this-council. being “III. If “quired’ “I u III II“. II“, queuiou “I ‘I “I. )7 Friday Si; 23 10 0 4 20 52 “II III II, numb", IIIIII“ "mu, "I." “III, "er {our The commission was not brought to our notice at “Mm?” ‘m " “P'W'll' by W" M" “r 2" V‘°‘°""°.‘P' A sum of‘tnonc was also appropriated to have a survey e V v . . . . . . '. ' s s ' s . ' t ' .3 3mm... 30' 2g 10 45‘ rises, 54 I“... III, In“, M do", no. In II, o, "I mmwm‘ m... um... . {fan'gfiomnggg r1: 3:35:31?swampy-m. or is. ‘ uni en... l‘recadie llarbor and the head 19 sum“, l 29 2d ill 2i 8 is: {’6 "quire that the oflicers of the Council. duly appoint- lion. Mr. Lotun Then how is it that Mr. President. is necessarily conferred also on the hem ' - :5 2:...mdiilfiiliiigé‘iiofliiiil "will? 20 Moudey ' 22 “3i own-l 3’ ‘ “8 ed. shall be displaced ut the termination of each Cooper's name is omitted in the journals. Did Mr. tivo Council by the ctl'sct of said Act. and that it would mm, I. I,“ IIIIIIII "Id Inch . cw.) roam . M *1 Tum" 2f ‘2: 0 ’3 J 9“ l5 9 (our yo‘nz... Cooper do it intentionally to injure himself? No, he an unconstitutional.interference l'ocaviy other‘author- “III.” II, ‘1":80 numb" 0‘ inhgbimmm 1 ho I. ,3 wan'm’ 2g 2.8 2510 09' 2 “ Resolved Therefore that without sufficient as “m ‘i’lmimmw‘ Orisiwcd With the Government "I ‘0 Ill-mp! to appointeClerk to this House.’ . see the ‘3’ “h” '“ch ‘ C‘Ml Wm M H “mm | M 28 .Tiimdsy 2». N 2 511 19' 4 M d I ' ,. ' III I I. II c.“ .' of the day. The lion. in. Gordon seconded the amendment. and fuel. Ind the one from the Head of Richmond It to . 24 FIIII. ml .30 2 4711 50] 7 a ucc 'or removing an o cer o_ t is once. it is h _ , . III, “III”, III IIIIII. no“. dimler ._ licdoquc Harbor. It would facilitate the business of . y . 3 I 3 2 1o deemed inexpedient to displace him from otllce." 11°" M" “ulmm‘u‘ I'm“. “5‘. 1‘” he“ “'d' q n“ p the Colon cue ll d If the h lilo b l 25 katurdny 2 3 3 .010nt I . , , one would so pose there was a disposition on the pert Contents—Ilene. Messrs. Palmer. Gordon. Beer and I V 3 n 3" "l “MI! ' 8 ”° 26 Sunday 4 2‘2 3‘2 4 20K 0 25I ll The question of concurrence havmg been put on of some members of this House to frittcr away our ri-‘Andorsoa—4. "°"' f “m” Pl‘c“ W°'° "'"fled 5’ ' '39" W 27 “03.1., '21 33; 5 ll' 0 57 13 the amendment. the [loose diviilcd— vilegee; such. am sure. is not the case. in the lone- ‘ Non-Contente—lioit. Messrs. McDonald. Walker. lpfr:&2;:&::fl$:“:‘,?.a'glm‘lgif: '4’“; 28 Tuesday 20I 35, 6 7: .l 29 ‘5 Contents—lion. Messrs. l’ulmer, Beer, Anderson 3:331a°:L;‘I}'::eif,'£extgf':fi°3.li'?nhhs?iiiiiiz 2‘98"“. Lord' Ihy‘home' mam“ “d math.“ two dredging machines. I ibiilkqwc should have o:a lg 29 Wednesday 19 36i 7 4i 2 1. 17 end Gordon—4 I I II III I II II ’II II_ bI I 3‘0 I d I II I II II I. I, I immediately. for some oi our harbors are thin up.» it 8 37 II I 2 30 18 I ore ace upon a .pc or. may e. turn it o i passe. Int oneget'vedn t_e neeion cog III“ “M” cum IOMI now I] “I c I I. .g 30 Thurldl" l I' . . Nun-Cuflimflr-“OD- “"311 “CDOMlJv Wilhfc have the power in this House. and if his honor the put on the original motion it passed in t e affirmative. .. I . " "0 .° W ' ' 31 Friday l7 3”- 9 0i J u 20 Diugtvoll. Lord. lIuythorue. Muirheud cud Beldcr- member for Charlottetown will brin forward a measure . you. "°' 1"” "'fodncmn °.' do“ n" "I". “'6” u I _ 2“ . I ‘ _ 1.4;- 4.-....“ “OI-“4.. for “III IIIIIIIOIII I III" IIII, on III III I do IIIII IIIIIIk II REPORTER. see taken up by private parties. .1 think the Gov- I. PRICES CURREN'IL is fair for his honor to open so warmly uponwen illl‘ey- On motion ot the, lion Mr BeerI seconded b the "0310'" 050"” ll” import "3801110017 (of “Mills 4. ‘ Cusnnonnrowti April .2, 1867. 3° "'° ""“d‘mni '“ lo“. “a ll" ‘luullon tion of our privileges. As for as we are able to judge. lion Mr Dingwell. Jeiues Ramsey was eppcie Ito. flax. i am satisfied that a good article of la: can

having been put on the original motion it passed in Mr. Cooper took his seat, and retained it. by virtue of porter to this House.

be raised here, and if something were given to amiss

Provisions. the alliriuatire. a commission from the Executive. Government. and we no I - I I- II. . Beef. (small) per lb.. 3‘1 l° 7" CLFRK considered that We were to exercise the same privileges I USHER BL‘CK 300' rail :pehut. mllmtrhlilvlik '21.: slittihlun‘ll:oukli:v°e twig Do by III. qua". “ed to 6 4 - as our predecessors had done. I think the time is not 0n_motion of the llon Mr McDonald, Henry Palmer. III u d b sh I' I C (I. . h . “I . Pork. (carcass) "‘1 l° 5“ mm, the President informed the House am Hi. t'ar distant when we will have to remodel the Act under Esquire. was appointed Usher of the Black Rod end ° "n “ _° ° , a,“ "m SP'WK ‘V E“ "3W" . Do (small) 5" t° 7‘! p'xceuwc "II, Licmemmcovemm III“; In.” laud which this House is constituted; end if his be from Sergeant-atone“ to this House. ‘ [0" '“d' _n u 3 city ll "‘3 “0‘ do“ ll"! you. but III II, N . .y . I P . II “II” III, N, IIIIIIIOII III” I I, III . . . . the season ie now too fer advanced. I am lndthat Mutton. [ml “in _ I be ,, d I Ih 1‘” d I M h (.harlottctcw H I ‘0 p on B”, QSLZ‘GLR 8 ' M ‘0 5d '1 comm'MPH' "m" u ' e ' q o 9" e to us If “ ' this eub'cct has been brou litt ' ' l ' \eel. per lb-. . I IN I I II II CI k IIII I I be an sdvante a . I _ _ J g 0 our notice in [to “II. per lb.. ,bd ‘° {5“ in“ m "pp?" i.’ ' 0 m n . er ° .9 3'3" " lion. Mr. ALMICIt: If there is one question which 0" mom" or “to "0" MP MUDOMl‘lv M" will“!!! 0- Excellency’e speech. and I am also glad that we have Butter. (fresh) in it. to is Jd tire Council of this Island ; which commission we! the members of this House should be alive to more than 'l‘roivea was appointed Messenger to this House. "In. IIIIIcIIc‘I IgricuIIumum III III. Gonmm.“ Do by the tub, ls‘tg then read. enothv-lr. i‘tA is thigiquest‘ilon of‘ pripiloges. \hVe arolnow D008,KEEPER_ such .5 my hononblo colleague (Mr Heythorno ). Ch , rlb.. I I . r. - _ e 0 car seem .an our rivic csarct apriviegea A , . ‘ ‘ ‘ Tel-IX: ii; lb.. “‘1 ‘0 9‘! “1:0: 35:03:; 3::Imzrgfm2toig; Jfluafifll o i o people. \ ith reaped; to the appointment of' a lion Mr Walker moved that Mr. John Hobbs be ap- I M!” “° ‘w‘n '00“ 3” mm“ 8"“) “'“I” “on "3 “"4. I," “In 8d to 10d 0 ‘ .I . I, l C _ t. h. I “up. 1 would up. Io IIIIII' 'htm nation hero” I“ pointed Door-Keeper to this House. changes “liich have taken place lately. Flour, r lb.. 3“ l” 3“ 0‘ my Loam" ‘ m "rum 0 i '0 omm'mou w ‘c' really Is. it it is that Mr. Bell do ta o his seat in viro lion Mr Palmer moved. in amendment. that Mr IIugh “on, Mr, H" "mm"; 9 A. my honour,“ coy- OM“ ' "I. I00“... 17- to 18s lied Just been read. I'm OI. a Commiuion from “I. Governmmi, 1 must Perkin. the presept lJepr-kcrper. be continued. lemme III“ waded Io me I Iecl myself “Had upon Eggs, per dozen. 9‘1 l0 1‘ lion. Mr. Palmer : I am sorry that I feel the as. direct my opposition to it. and the House should reject The House divided upon the nmendntent-- Io sub I Iew obnrntioé. The” In" be.“ mm. Grelti. “Baily of rising to object to that proposition, My it. The Government had once the power to appoint the Contents—lion Messrs I'slincr. Belderston. Beer. I I d _b. I I k I. h I: h I Barley. per bushel. 3' 3‘! ‘0 3‘ 53“ I- I- -. “I I0 III. "Ion II OIIIIOJ hm II) III. Clerk of this House. end Mr. Cooper. is is true. was Anderson and Gordan—5. . Rang”? ‘5 Tf‘ " [1 "1 Ill 0 01' II on U“. I," do” 2s id to 2: oil 0 ’J“ '0“ ' , . p Ip'h. I‘ I‘ . appointed by virtue of that power. but that was under Non-Contents—llon Messrs McDonald. Dingwell. Slfllll °i~ “who”! l‘ml’find m0“? “3° °V°mmms Vegetables. “mm” 9‘ h” al’l"’“}",“°m° l m “m J‘m “.5 the old constitution. I need not tell the House that in Walker. Lord. lleythorne end Muirhced—d. even it ith the best intentions. cannot inaugurate very Peas. per quart. I, “‘Wh 5"" l“ 0"" Pr'V'll’E“ ‘3 "Y “"3"” °[ Eh" 1862 thelcgislnturo thought properto alter the constitu~ so um amendment. was lost, and the original motion extensive improvements; especially as they are yet Potatoes. per bushel. *9 l° 3' 3‘1 Home. Ind l DOV" "ml" my 5”" WM“ ‘ ‘luo'lwu tion. and the! "'9!" “by. "0‘ only the 0m Count". bill passed in the affirmative. without reliuhle information respecting the state of a You"?! of' privileges came before us. I hope and trust that else the power of the Governor‘to appoint its oiliccni. COVMITTEES our finances. Perm” "III "nymph I. "III" 00°00. . 6| every member will be sensible of the duty which The Clerk then derived his eppcintmsut in virtue of this I ‘_ ' . loosely worded In“ I bane" II up." unit“, I0 “I .w Turks 1. each. "' l0 8' ' i ' ' ' ' Act. and Mr. Cooper was appointed by a vote of this The followiii Committees were then a pointed :— . . . ' . . I, II, II is to ls 8d "3” "W" h'” ‘0 Pmurv‘ "WWW" u" Prlvfleg" II II IIII IIIII II, . “I. I. IIII Ibo bum“, bIII . g . P exhibition olarticies of local industry, and also to - Few . sac . non. of III. Homer "Nell "0 001M" ""10 “‘0 Pm'l'll" on!” y n f, W. I ,9]. I. III ’4 . In '. m. 1? ""»‘.""'" "'0 "fl‘SF'd'm" M a" “mm” H” u" the encouragement of the fisheries. As to a icul- . Duh, I I II k I . . . that is no matter. e create is cc 1 t. tho. I’m.“ MN “I,” MI. \t Imp I I _ 21’ _ fish- of' the.P°°l‘_° “l “'8‘” I I “0 “P0n ' “3 “mmm‘on of 1360, but u. have "outing h, .10 Wu. H..." TIMI To '0“va TNIIINI I0, WIIIIIW Ind finding IIII, turel improvements. [think the large establishment ‘ Codlleh. per qtl.. “138' as up invasion of our priyilegos.and I would be will“ Art was passed to separate thv functions of lbv. Clerk '_yIII,I,I,III. “on M, “chomp; “III 1“... MI- mmemon, near Charlottetown has cost the countr a great 11mins» P" h""" "n to g “’8 m duty '0 my confl't‘mncy ll I "mum"! "km oi “1° E‘W‘m" "'d L” “mum Connem- l ‘19 u‘"""' '1}. iiinko arrangements for the publication of' tho du- deal without eorres ouding benefits. Ilia near. my blacker“. Pl" “0‘”- L.‘h" when the authority is claimed by inolhe; 1boviy of fire ppntcndthat win-p itieilmfintlp’iiurc gi‘wstmvslr t‘u ham: "I," MI. “I... “III “M Mr IIIIIIIIQmIL comm“. I. on. 0 IIIo mung". OI III“ “numb ' dill! "H" Whic" halo" ‘ lo “5- ‘m Y’ i0 “3' l “ .ou'“. 0 “NW” " fc“ " .cfl' l"! W'“ ""9 'l'o-tnorrow living (loud Filth}. tho lion-c adjourned t l I ill k be ll ld li ' Board-($1133?) 3' i: i: this i would not be undiretood as speaking in any untam- I-IsI 23' 3:165:12: Ifstcis-OF'IWmI-Iumm- till Saturday u 11 o'clock. ’Ifi‘o "mutwm'g: II ;“‘I’,‘I‘II°:‘I'3I:"I’I'I‘:‘:II:: 0‘; . I v w ' . - . I I . a. 1): iv lW) 7' m M “'y duruwfmuuy or hm h.“d or u” G‘IVS'MM'“. choc-Eider the motion before the Home unconstitu- ‘ the last meeting of‘ the [executive Council we had no 3 sunflluv P" Ms ‘3' ‘0 18' y“ u I was”? " ' "Ohm," 0‘ um “ll/“'5” 0' tionel. and I regret that it is supported by members of s"‘”“’““ A?"1 gout 1307- report from the Model Farm. I think it is founded H handrlos- I“). to 903 this gonzo :0 ltlipliute t3 us wit: We PM}: lPPOW‘I'; the Govornment‘.‘ I as this. not bicep'scklt‘ina gretifl- COMMITTEES. upon wrong principles. I do not consider it round {I . or toll. I a stun ti on resist I even i - i' at sue to 0 so. ut iccauso t in it is incuin- , I . . - - it Slaw? P" "in 1' M w 2' :lidulduitn'ud algae. Thepact which contititutes this n w 0 Th" Minn": "mm": comm“... "r. “Momma-I. pom, m “mung. a“ bane“ 0f heal "mm", “ i ’