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SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS.

Mr. McNeil said that the amount required under the present Act. to be subscribed b the people. was. in man cunts. made up by low. land not the law. when the rec School system 'M iirut introduced. provided for the payment of the whole of the lonelier-3‘ salary the ease. ‘ grunt,- but utter that. the mplc felt it it greater hurt ship than ever to blue to com rtbutu towards the “who ‘ my. Many. especially in winter. are not chip to Id their children to school. llc would not therefore stipport a compulsory syrlulll.

Mr. AW'fcschers;-holdiag licences Mills-i woo desert-b ol'thp ‘. salary. Your: nwn.jtmtt‘romthu

Nerntnl Miler),le ' hsvuohtsined ll'clttm its ‘l‘cxu-iwrs .n

treat the lleurd of Education. were entitled to the name pa . and as competent to perform :hcirdutics as many ch Teachers. '

lion. Mr. Laud would sulfa no wrong impression to

go abreudxelstiv'u to hint-mantles on the tllwflllw 01‘ collect-y, suiting bin: to give elfect to the recommends- ttosts 01 said Report. '

Compulsory Education. The matter required to be cuml‘ully approached. Tito circumstances at tltose who might be unable to send theircldldrcu to school would. Jouhtioss. be considered. ~

lion. Mr. ‘Collbeck road from Statistics of Canadian senior. of a... | Schools of Canada in 18.39. and sold that. in com- Tun“: L...

paring the sol-tries ot‘ lt'ttt'ilul'tl in that country at that tune with those o! the tetwhrrs ot'ithis island he found they «littered but very little. it wus the duty of the store to educate the groupie. A large portion of the psdple could only ntford to import to their children the ordinary branches ot’a sound sad practical English education. It wnsctlveretbrc. the more necensary to give them every tseilit for tho iwquirsntsnt of that in- estimublu Messing. ' ‘he mechnnic and s ioulturist require a proctinnl ctlucutimi. in order to can to them to tnlte their planes and contend for their rights in the vs‘ rlous walks old pursuits of life. The parent who edu- cities his child centers upon him thst which is more on— dearing than gold or silver. As eminent statesmen said that‘wm’it on marble would perish. upon brass time wouldvlm; temples reared would omublo into dust; but work it a immortul mind would engrave the! whichavoui brighten to sll eternity!

lion. Mr. iiowlan road extracts from a re of Schools in the Siste of Massachusetts. United Ststes. showing the method pursued in tltttt countr . He re- commended the gradation system. and II that four different classes would be preferable to two classes. That wool ive. teachers of high nttninmcnts adventu- gcs deal out under bnr present system. "It would also 0 a 01) s more general employment for Fe- msle hers. He then proceeded to exploit: the prin- oi iles’ by which the system coiled tho Model system of

‘ nus on in the States was conducted—u sottbrth in

the rt before him—end to which he directed the at- tontiqn of hon. Membcm. He contended tor the prin- ciple 'of revvard merit. showing that some Toscbers were better quail lerthe profession than others. and should he l‘ewanled rtlonntcly. There were these who "eds touching s business for life. others only used it u " ng stone to Ind them toothorsmpioymenu. The tie ton of Education wu oftho gmsteet impor- tonee. snd’deinanded the best intention of every lover of hitltosntry. .~ - ' . ,

The Gish-rem than report“ that the Connittoo had come tothroo Bosolutiou. Thossme were then reed from theiClurh‘s Tobin and ore to the following eirsct. viz:-~ . . , 2‘

1st- 'Phot the salaries of the Teachers be paid in fall out of thnv’lfrcooury on the basis of the salaries ul- Imsed by 26 Violet-in. cap. 5. instead of portly b the 'l‘rcusury nod partly liy t it people. Teachers ofyewcb class until they have mount for thrco furs. shall re- ceive l'lve pounds a you less Isan on those who have thr=opyvsnls of not time.

2d. ‘ T t the poynout In all from ths'l‘ressury shall

commence from the sad oi the new current quarter of

their engulow“. .

3 Tbntthe averse sttcndonce of the 8 (our; estsblisbuient of on ll steal

slial be calculated attb and ofeach halfycar;

(internment.

is the (irder Book. ssh

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a

. not. it;iig..i‘i.;u‘o.” . . (in mud from 'i‘ryon to iiedoquo. ‘ n . John “'slsh’s. Lot 27.

l

tray to the Proclamation

i that on osmium-i by His v“ 3w

I I" , , use a . smut oaths 22nd March 9 ~ oi we sorting-Perm“ m

it). i’. Trayaor‘s. Old ’i‘ryon Rood. Lot 30. - 0‘ “in!” 0 Or I “'° f" ’“r

it. Dot-nix; Lot 18. ' 1 10.6; .Infi so to t in asid the recent sp-

ill. Cross ad. Lower Newt”. ‘ .- with. ' v 'r 'g \ the cilia. all

13. At Jszncs Doyle‘s. Skinndrs‘ Pond. ” ‘ oi QM”...

“- 1"“ “GM-our. lint i'oint. County. hi' the sol Hr. kisser: h It“ been tried.

1 m the Supreme Court for ulfig‘? Deputy She'll!

at Queen‘s County in the audit?! his duty. and tor which offence he was sent need to ill umnths' Imprison-

ment and M'thw-suvrot £60. m of titofilpposizon) tin-n sddrcssed the loose on the

a. June it stlson‘s. Lot 20.

iii. it. h cLeansu’s. West Line Road. 17 ii. l-‘ug'ter‘l. 9 Miles (“Wk

18. l‘etcr‘s Bond. Lot 68.

ill. Hugh MArLorut'o, Du (iros‘ Marsh. 20 hltliitositl's. Lot 56.

21. Angus McDonhld‘s. Scotch Port. 2). Junior Curtis', Win-loo flood.

The ssid lteport slso nwennisudsd that the wooth ownncc pud Couriers lor co'rym. nails to \Vtsostor‘s i’urllllltt‘d by the inhobitsuts. bepsid in («We by the

subject in ace on. end cholineth lipon “III P'iM'i’l” enunciated y e Tenant Uiriovt ovgsnlsstion. touching their resistance to the laws otthe country. their adop- tion of exclusive deslin . by refusing to hold business relations with tubule s eomnsn'try who difl‘sved with them in ‘uuslrivisws insist-vs to the pertinent oi new nu the dloloysl toodeocy cfthois [newton-ts; s_ud tronlcntleo tbst he -would be recs-sent to .the. duties which valved u n him‘wcro he so that with tndlil‘sr. sues s silencst s c'ounl pursued lvyliho Goyommtot In appointing vb green or trust rs‘oas hero‘s: views . . . a or us tot it see and well “II o com- iloo. Lcsder of the Op oution. agreesny to notice finnlp‘fim mulch.“ b, w. Tz‘mnfgnton "um. "I 2*” nw-l'm'm B‘Id‘mm" isstica. Such sppnintalents. he said. were Fiicnlllod

whose nsmo was nblisbod in the Journals of the lsht ' ' ’ ' 0 ll lbuse. ss Sci-reter to shroud ot‘ the “I” an mm...“ r a" com", “"0". '

gnu st Lot 81. our whose sugaaturo curtain p

. I, . ‘ . . museum! of tits sountry. l‘i’i'ulmI “l 3"“ Joum‘l'v "' a" “me lion litr McAulsy supported the views of the hon

3“ mm", M‘3'::rfi;’i".r':".°":l{ ‘l;9"”w“ ‘l’ "w °m'~“’ “r leader of the Opposition. and seconded his motion.

" ° ° '3“ ' “‘“ . lion. Leader of the Government. in reply. con- . "l‘;:‘13‘:';"”"““““' "1 gal“ -- “"3 31"" tended that it was s resolution. and not s motion.

. - ‘ l r s on w s u ‘ - ‘ ' Deeds. bug “to Government h:d b:‘§)‘::nr.‘l’l| Wt." m. hon. Ind“. 0‘ u“ Oppo'mon h“! “m. a... t... m... U“, mm, pmw who” "am, "a Pub”.th mittsd. and therefore should. in amrtiancs with tho ss referred to by (I... hull, am 1...“... “(ma “Hunk”... Standing Rules of that House. be tabled a: lull 24

0.. mom... or a.“ 1A....” 0“ "w Gownmmu' “N hours bolero notion could bslshsnthsrpou. it come House went into Committed to uottshler the subdivision 'm' b" In“ “om Q “Owl,” 0‘ “‘0 1"OG'WWW ol the grout. for the relief oi paupers. meat to find fault with the appointment to oiiice ol After some time spent. in Cunyuiueo. prom, 'u one who. as s Licensed Teacher. had-been drawing reported and the iicuu sdjourned. his Warrants irom the Treasury oi the Colony regu- larly every qusrter. since the meeting of the Tenant Union alluded to was held. ills cerliilcstss. as Teacher. were approved of by the Board of Education sud his salary was psid in Warrants irom the hands oi the Treasurer of the isle Govsrumout. Why then tolerate him in tho importsnt capacity oftench- sr oi youth. if his principles were calculated to on

Ordered. that the Committee who prepared said Ro- rt be s Cotnuuttee to prepare no address to His Ex-

” Mcxon'. May 6. Mr. ktelthstn presented s petition from Alex. Leslie. Esq” of Souris. settta lorth certain grievances touch- |i;g letters mailed by int ist the Post Olllce in that p one. containing mane not an d d . t - ed to Wm. Cumleli. 192.51.. Csshit? o‘lriiysa'hosl' Eel:- lovtd. Charlottetown. which letters were nevur received. [but petitioner addressed His Excellency in Council on d w 0‘ a. i I it. “abject. to which he‘ received o reply to the siren Inger .s Ptscs o common ty. t yes well . .t it... pun"...th .(mwm “ CM 0mm.“ n.“ known that those holding Tenant Union views had questioned on the suiiyect. sad that that omcsr stated seen thot they *wsro attained. and had doubtless sw- ;l;'ie:,l:ti;:igzttluggzol:wt:e:::Wfl} "Eu hp lug. 'l‘hst grottsd the extremecourse which. in some instsoces. . " re 9 t 0 rue stivo tome werelssdtoado t. it wssslsocu ll - Enliiififiui’f xiii-1' a33.i’;§.".’i2§ Lilli 1.3715313 W!“ M "" “mt” °' "" °""’ °' $2.“; ext-t; vn‘r- to emu 3"33.“'3..‘i§f:..¥?i.“£‘ii“.i" ‘3?“ —':°"‘ "lash. coho t spine. nod slso asking the House to { 5 e e a c. o 8” r" K m. t . 3...... 0. £11 1“ 6d” bum“ we "mum in o Deeds under the lots Government. sad the food contained no soul letters. for the ion 01 which a... thst thoson Publish» bod. It the request of that petitioner II. the suil'erer. officer, [One to Georgetown st the lust Election. and t.tihi’i‘ul wss received snd reed. sud on motion titers recovdod‘ his voto in favor oi the hon. loader gouging” the client that the House go ion; of the Opposition sud his colleague. would show I“. "monk s“ . ‘ that all the: influence of the supporters of Tenant on m. and Jurist" ecivnsd torscsivo tbslion. Union principles \vss not given to the present Gov “I Numb“ u d, 0 PI'W" 0‘ "N Null” conlifl‘ eminent. ‘Ths way to secure pesos sadcuiotness W... .. 5.3.5:: 3.2.3.3.?“ "r w m m were we- in "- "- l. . w s ’ Dr. Jenn". I" a h“ u , position with others. and not to frown them down m i " “w” 3° “"° comm” as s disioysi bond at ruflisuv. He alluded to s gen- tlsmsn who who tried tor treason in this country

into take into consider-lion re rte .

lishtog an ilospitsi for Semen. 2312!“: diving: :3.

sons. Notion mod. ‘ toms years sgo..bcesuso he mods use of sons harsh M, p swam.- ;n E}. cw... . expressions against land johbers. and he was by the

“1),: alum... my...“ spot... .n .5. "mm, o. I Conservstivs. or Tory. party appointed ellsrwsrds

| oat-pg for ddeotttnto Seamen. and pointing out at. to one of the most lucrative sndimportsnt olilcss

I. s “tips on urod by the dissbled dpeer wbsn thrown oi the Colony. Ho wu. however. tree, to admit

mt::r.;‘:22‘.:‘5::.€iit.$3.‘iz.t“§”§.‘.‘llit§.‘.“’ "v r“ “r” m" "'" “'~ “""°'"°“ ‘"“ on “use. from a” "m / " the Secretary of the meeting in question. the "weed-

" u 0‘ n.“ " "bnmed ‘ ings oi which ind been brought to the notic'o oi the

resolution. to tho cll‘ect. that proving“ be m f . . oapital for sum“. Md 11;: Colonial Minister. the Government would have con-

d t'tuto s ' - - ' ' ° - of at the oil d of cit!!! quafi'n'. ssnew required under dailies. $0304; This?“ from widen“ “"1 mam"! "dead “mm.” Pronou'ly m h" ‘wmumam ‘0

the sail! Act. -=

C ) umittee appointed to prepsre on present o bill in “gown.” “prawn. V Ordered that the lion. Attor-

ney 30%;”. 9.5.33 Mr. Callbeck‘. and Hon. Mr. sth-s ‘

be all . one. .

Mr. raw-e pelted it the Government intended to make “yrorldlon’ for’s‘ Wharf for theisth of u steam. or at ‘ E . Hon. [Andorot‘thotiovnomnt replied honoured. owl to the largo mm M such a workroovsld require. t equating mm mm“) be cute iced. thin Session. . ,

lion. r. oily.Ohnlt'htnn oflhe Committee to Vhom‘ were fell: 6 petitions prey-log for the establishment of new Post Olliccs. presents to tho Rouse the up“ of said’CotIIMW. which report was ordered to is, com. tuittod to 1 Committee oi; the whole House on Banyan; an‘. ‘ t ’ lipase stljourh'ed. -

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Fauna. May a. .

noose Committee oi Supply reported several Resolutions agreed to.

Remitttom General painted a hill to amend the Aer reidtl to d‘Assessmsnt. Resolved sad read. node to be reod s second time to-morrow.

non Athens, Gnenl also presented s Bill in soror- dsocs with. the Resolution sdopted from the Committee at the whole yesterdsy—to continue and svnend’cor- coin Acts therein mentioned. relating to Education. and the same was received. read. and onhsrsd to be reed a. second time tomorrow.

The gaunt-portion oftho~ v waeoccu lcdb hon. monitors preparing the Roog‘hcsics for ir rip... tivodioirictl.

House adjourned. Snoop". Key 4.

‘llonso in Commit“ oi Supply. The Chairman report- ed sevpshlosolsttons outset! to. sud progress wu 1-...

“ohm tosmoad a. [let "no... to Lend Am». moot on read s second time. Agreed to. sod ordered to

Ito on .

{louse- “(Committee on batters relating to Reeds. B ‘ and Whova After some time spelt in Coto- mittee. regress wee reported.

31'. ouoron presented s petition from Donna no. Swain. snd‘pxthers. iniltshit'snts of Lots 65 she'll). pay. in‘ (“the ti on 0 measures to coin t removal of‘ "chugging o reed. or right way. from a. ma void of Arnie Nov to tho shove on the

botwoemhts 80 and 66. edict-in. the tar- oi Coon. McKinnon.

Order-sexist sold petition be "(offal to it, (on..- in; Committee to examine the some and report thereon. gym. unis. Attorney General sud Hr.

, ‘h'o lion. Loader of ths~0pposltioo presented a Bill re- “ s. end plead its the Supreme Court.

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I, ' fi old.“ ‘0 b. "‘d “EV ‘ o 5 PI "‘ 'H‘iflo" 'n'

85. “.81 end 48. paying shot

so tilt is

. M -‘-Mndthstsscsleofhos‘tsldue hel ' _ The said Beseiotionswero sevonli ‘ngveed to. and usel- entering as. p.” g} mlrl:tw‘0::¢i? :I‘uoll‘zsgg

mm or i cottons chsrsctor; the ethos cl Registrar of Deedo. In rogord tr Ur. Cbsrlos Dickieson. s petition humorously signed was presented to His Excellency praying for his release. to whath His Eseliency. is the exercise oi his pre- u....._ “mum. uwhhon' Hem rogst e. «coed . He concluded b observin that Mum Reilly and McNgill fsvored the :fdbltiifiail‘i; no slsrnt need he opprsliended f n: thoite “gum. so Hospital on the principle of tho shay. "octagon. meets. relative to the peace or "his: oi the country. . lions Color. ilowlsa sad Mr G Sn‘clsir were 0 lie would oppose the House going into Committee oplrpliza sat-asttctutton should be under the an on the subpc' t of will he loaned tho Resolution 1 o ' . gther cities or the United siliii.‘ 1:3; it}; 30333:: and not the Motion. of the too. tesder oi' the Oppo. peter were under the [monsgstncnt or such Cities {all 'luon' ‘ ' ‘ . r ' no. prouded m- u, up, “I . a In". ' ‘ llgon. Leser oi‘ the Opposition—It is simply s _ A llop blr Davies'snd Mrl cwsttslludcdto thehos iul motion in go jute Committee. . on“ erected on Gorerenvent l's , and which he Been Hon. Attoroe Gooorslssid thoobjoct of the hon. st. Government. leader of tho ppositiou doubtless was to get the

up lied towards the so art of said ' t’t ' ho sub'ect wss their‘debatod in 6:;ttiti‘t?::

reasode bv the authority or the

Dr. (chino said that the site on which that Hos ital ’ ' wss erected wss too no A} Government noose. ss .we is: gszlfhza‘fiml :3:aggmngzyzm:urholla

in other res acts It ver i - ' ' ’ ‘ up” or as. “a... ’ Mam?" 90mm“ {or u "m" had no desire to avoid the question. but wss pro- Tbs Chsirmsayep‘ortcd the Resolution mad go pared to deiond the seller: at the Government rel. warmed; tit-amsigolcloogng lgofmaitteo‘ b. .ppnifimt at‘l‘u es the sppolsttusst of Mr. llsldorstcn to the Jenkins. Messrs Bell. M.x§d‘ii.%m::tuiir$;n.nh o ' 0‘ “00””; 0‘ w“ A. u m "any?" 0a niotionor lion Mr Hulls-d. the nut rclstia. to “99mm” RM '°mm""‘°n°" h. 'm 0' ° "w" practice dud pleading in the Supreme Court‘was void s ‘ h. "I no‘ a" puma impncmd m a“) “mm ascend than aadsconnicrd go ‘ count“. “u” “we Lesgus mprstlpoet‘bu; his brothsr. The late Gov- ours. r in tb . "l ‘ ° W” ' l‘ . . The first clause :faindnBill sin read from the 19m:‘:n,°mb:h film‘s“ 0:“".::;:lli::l:h2&pomgull gm'kfimt:bla.b:nd‘.li:: the elect t at gold and.silvsr to the Bar of the Supreme Court; thot w: 3t. as atone; collected ; Crudexsolgguot'hstmilicvfimimhl pm?" pl‘m m ‘mflqin “mm” my '0" “an” M“ mmnmmenum, Wuhan B.“ No“. “c or not et any tntraetionof the lsws. ils (Hon. m” b. m.“ m. Exam“ ma “1'” P" Mug“ Attorney General) was Cebosollorthoso uolortunste aocopto such. otherwise the said ebsaturss. Warrants. “mun” “a "nub" kn" pub.” “on or a“ fight” he sold the some so my other goods or :inum‘“‘;;“ fi'g‘lslfi‘oh" w“. PM"! “W1 m“! Tint elsuse celled forth considerable dsbsts. lions s::o.rl:i.:i tam ‘vrzi'o gilt“! “corpus. ‘81:“ Davies. Howlsn sad Henderson contended that in the k w | gt. In G. ' Pu ' .m“ absence of thomoro eneni riuclplss ofsBsakru toy w . o ' . "an"... in?ch stt the provisions 0 the Bfil. they feared would osd huh“ up Prune“, ‘0 a" I.” "ml 8 " w "m “d Marion. “Mend”. ' {or whet purpose be wouldloove the public to judge. 1..., n..n.nd'.flen.|. . “M...” ",1 Due“. up. Those secutcd .shonld have s inh- trisi before the “mafia. cm... H. (p... on, ' tribunals ol fumes before being condemned. ' Arc "Ami-deems time spent in Coot-titre, pro‘rou as they' ya go. (groves-Atom Illtdg s stlfms. without s M Bin“ m. on. ttorosy supra ) then alluded . neg“ “m 22:“ medal-cation Act, was then reed to puma holding honorable positions obi-cod. who When the sum ps‘id u». remit semi Tsschsr u "" °'°' °°‘ M’ md‘ 5" M“ "n" “' Gear stowa wss rssd. Hon llr llsvlisod ssld that thst hum“ may “*M‘hh" on“, out Tue or should be plscod‘on‘the some footing so nose "It 1“ m" h“ 5°" “"5"” “d 9"“ h “M Hi. mun. my. “woman, a... ct trust sod oracle-toot. ,_ _ . on c u sy. ‘ ‘ M ‘ W Hon Attorney General said that the present Govern u" v a '0 m hon. “anew. most roads on change in the propertisn oi ssid sslstlss mm" ” "‘“M "u “at”. 0‘ n. no.“ fat lalt the reels of r..- the no. or adopted 1., .5; Attzmo‘yla-ziog‘igi-obirwhmths s nus-t sts overstncat. not e o rsr o ‘Doods and co . u. Prowss thought Chsrlcttctows no more thou its his-low of Wm Wm- mud-d lo. vu not mall‘s slim in that velpoct. sad siso proposed titsttilo chest or. porso "rounds: but he was of opinion.

rsquiriu the httchdsm of Trustees in the some of lhst s polit morslity ol the Colon was at st h cuhrztgzr..nb:3:ott lls‘lursts. to sign Trotters“... dd. question. sud therefore its t it to held:

to disapprove of the spyointutonts is ugstioo.

loo Attorney General then nhmlttod on mth d , a or O

.tossid, clones. to tho oitbot that Trustees shall only he i h M’ W' "madam. ‘ "'

or. an. ~ * m t. ‘77.. a, .h "qglud to .3“. “an” . Q. “Mt "Mm 'dilhi ml“. ‘ “U. Mil who M00 not n “My... mum . “fizz: in the presence of s Writs, sad not be cellist! upon ricost set the inn ct their oountvy st domino: .m. t a M: on Island. as also a. Act to are "-0 coll with m and do um um us, than unfit?! to the hrmnrpntmstuace to by 10th and”... . 1 v MW. wooded. ro- ” minim". m “in.” the lion. Attorney thsrsl. slid cboslltdosl by ab.

, followuvlsw-«H .X . until, General, in. use»;

the his. nu. ma

. tho use: tests bout

oothttlopovtérsl mass. The

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. volrrrod to s Cove— M or . m "Mm-Mt

‘tts with‘s-stvdwsots. . . * tbs spooky.“ 32 new Post w Wi-

principle silentloss ls 1 Act. as salsa.“ rpm..d‘,w::"&.tc%:lr::g£;zgu 0.1:: T int. Tmm's “ism to be paid led“! on oi “:0 ‘39:." " “‘1 “""Nixl'lr ‘ ' rsssury. so w V love. not wage: to, round on.‘ r.~ Door—Tho Government