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THE DAILY EXAMINER

NOVEMBER 14, 1899

A DASTARDLY THREAT

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I esse] 1] that the L ca] and Do- Governments work t gethe r, that work in unison at this juncture is necessary. If a Co rrative G

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} e thes ) rom The Guar- ‘sreport of the speech of Sir Louis Davies, at Pownal. Mr. Tarte h'meelf iid not have put lastardly tbreat ‘re plainly. 0] le of Belfast | dare to use their franchise in a Provincial } election according to their opinions and beliefe, they wili not get the Dominion | Publis works which they are admittedly | entitled to and which they have been un- | litionally promised. This unveiled

s disgracefully upon Sir Louis The intimation is clear that if the electors return the opposition candidate in a local election, Sir Louis’s pledge and the

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and the Dominion UWovernment,

Government’s promise will not be fulfilled

and the Act of the Dominion Parlia-

| ment which provides for the construction

of the bridge and railway will not be car-~ ried out. Can honest men continue to supporta Dominion Ministry whose po- litical corruption and infidelity is so ime pudently set forth by one of themselves ?

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—“The Southern Fieid,” to hand eups plies information interesting to farmers regarding the climate, soil, topography, resources and productions, developments and resorts of the Southern States. [t is is» sued at Washington,by the Southern Rail-~ way Company. Those who desire a warm» er climate than that of Canadian will do well if they consult its columns,

—Financial returns for the first four menths of the current fiscal year show an increase of $1,202,763 in ordinary revenue and an increase of $658,813 in expendi. ture, leaving a net gain of $544,571 over

MEETING AT POWNAL.

Less than one hundred electors, com- posed chiefly of eupervisors and he-lers of

the Liberal Party, assembled in the Hal! at Pownal last evening to meet Sir Louis Davies. Abou\ 7.30 the meeting was called toorder by appointing Mr. John Smith, brother of the secretary of the Public Works Dx partment, to the chair. I'he

first speaker was Attorney General Mes

Kinnon who, for upwards of an hour

ify the enormous debt and reckless e3 litures which have charac- terized Liberal rule in this Province. Mr. Irving being then called upon ep ike priefly, He had nothing lo eay in jastir fication of his party, nothing to utter by way of detending the $600,000 debt, though his party promised to make

revenue and expenditure meet. Then the speaker of the evening, Sir Louisa Davies, in his own theatrical style endeavored to obtain the support of the electors for the candidates of the Farquharson Govern

ment by assring and threatening them that unless they voted for Mr. Irving, the Liberal nomiaee, all chances of obtaining a bridge aad railway would be lost forever. His defence of the Yukon scandal and his failure to obtain his promised recipro- city, was received with cold approval by his hearers.

From the Jack of enthusiasm that characterized last night’s meeting, it is appareut that the conduct of Sir Louis and bis party at Ottawa, and Attorney General Mckinnon and his party in this Island, is not meeting with the approval of the in telligent electors of Belfast and the pro- vince in general.

War Predicted by Astrologists.

London, Nov. 13.--It appears that the present war in the Transvaal was plainly predicted by English astrologers, In the number of Modern Astrology for January, 1898, thie prediction is made :—-

“We have no hesitation in now saying that the climax of 1899 willbe a great war. Africa, as ruled by this sign (Mars.) will be the cause of great bloodshed and & great disturbance of the unjversal peace,”

Russia and Japan.}

Lonpon, Nov. 13.—The Shanghai cor- respondent of the Times eays :—“‘There is every indication of increased friction be-~ tween Russia and Japan, owing tothe lat- ter’s activity in Corea and the north east~

the same period as last year. Postal rey- enue has been running behind last year at the rate of $35,000 per month, for four months the total being $135,000.

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