[MAY 24, 1920.

EVENING SESSION

MAY 18

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EHAULT TPElilIl H0111 the butlt€1'1- 11*‘- eti N11,“; m, m.» pr. vititls t-veniny, 111ml U111»- tif tht- (ittVlwPlllllHli liati w" loil-lrillilliiillitpy a lid stinwt-tl H0111." 11“‘11'v'_',.l,_._,m__._ H‘. iiati been so of the rwi-"q, he forgot totiellver '11'1'“1'1‘i,,_, ',.p ..-t-,1i ttltttitt-thtwr. lir- 111" 1',1|':|_’,,,._.,,,._ .|..ii-,-.t|- ti political 11M ‘A hutllfttl itpttttnli. 1... it.‘ til the ‘fippntiititiil ii .ii-alt witli tht- stib- _‘ M. ,.,,‘...,,u.. and t-xpt-titiiturc t. m‘, prM,,,t._.-.i programme for ‘"11, ‘Hum’. -,-t--ir.~ilo wtiiiltl ll-ave it H“ L, HUhQ.» ii they liati heartl m Illllilli’ till tlit-sv- stilijet-is. with‘, |,,'._i.i1i~tii' the itttvernmr-nt in

illit- iilltlt rtttotitl

HtlN A.1E. ARSEN/tiii DEALS WITH

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tlt-rful tltit-itrn in -thc shape of the art-sent tax l1ill._

“in my opinion," ital} the Bpimk. “l- “lllv chit-lien is an abnormal one anti like all abnormal animals is btillittl lo be short lived. When‘ it is ltt ltitiati on the people oi‘ this Province it will Aurilly 00mg it; m; untimely end."

The prt-sr-nt ghvernmcnt was el- “flvtl on the‘ strenlzth of certain llrtllntses. 'l‘liey iiritl promised to 1110111511111 llit- iillillTillg in iphchm-g ivitliout ilit- lit-cessity of taxation. 'l‘lilit was one of the piilllkfl up which they liati attained power.

When tlie late Conservative gov- ernment received that additional revenue they started to parcel it out. ’l‘liey increased the ieiicht-rti pay by about 60 per cent and liow the lllfffvillll‘. their irlelttls were

“w Mimi {t- liati ai-slteti the ",,.,,,i..»i;~i oi tlit-tr tiyliipzitliies. “l “am; t.) extend to liim my sym- Why," staid lion. Mr. Aiocliault. 1,011] pecti it in the country today, .iiti ii the iitiuse tiiti not extend it. m. hit tizsstlreti the" country at mgt- w tlllti litit.

q-l... ia-atit-i- oi‘ the Government l|ti.| spoilt-ii til’ the tiilL-Juitlt-s lie ,,,..i with wiit-n he tonk up tlic n.1,..- hi‘ ilovt-riimt-iit. llc sititi that he liati lit-t-n titivist-ti it) throw up H". aptingt- but instead lirltl tle< (vi‘le(l iti lax tlic people. llc liati t-oniiirt-ti ilp niiniertiiir. tlltfltxulties .t-hit~h iiati t-onfrontetl lilt"lli.—— tliillFtlillt-‘i, ivhit-h to a great extent

'“.,.|-.- iinaizlntiry. 'l‘lit- huge tit-lit \\'i|ii‘il lit- rt-ierrt-tl to exlstetl maln- lv in iilr; own imaigiiiatltiti anti was “hit- t'tlll,illl‘|1ii up as an texctistz to raiét- a iill';§(1 revenue.

When tilt ('i)1l.it‘l‘\'llii\'(‘fa‘ came iii in power lll litll tlit-y itilltltl a tlelil tll tint- miiiitiii alitl seventy-two tiitnistinti tlnlizirs approximately Siltlibtltitl tit‘ ivliit-ii their prt-tlt-t:t>ss'~ tirs liati t-rt-titetl ill tiit- lwt-lity years tlit-y iiati ht-t-li ill imwt-r ti t-antlition a lirettt tit-til worse than ‘hi-ll’ irieiltls tiii tiit- opposltt- sitlt- |,_,.i ililillti on St-ptt-iiilit-r iitli lust. 'i'llt- t‘t.iist-rvtiiivt~ (itivt-rliliient illi- i|it-tiialt~ly' stt it) w5rk In iit) things

anti tiiti not sit for six tnontlis tiaint; nothing. They got their Ulitllllii in shape for presentation

u, H“. irt-tlt-rttl (lovt-rnmt-nt. Some iiint- ivas spent in Ottawa in re- .~'t~tii‘t'il work anti tlit-y appeared iulit- prepiirrti lit-fore tlic Privy i'tillilt‘li. 'i‘|it-_v tlit-n saw each nit-tn- her ttl tlic llrivy (‘tiunell iiitllvitl- natty anti next pilt in some time with sub committees of the Privy ,i‘otitit'll. They spent in all 1W0 >\Vt*"|(s‘ tit Ottawa anti 11 “H15 1111111 '\\'t|l spent. , ‘flit-y liati -lilt' Silllilitlfilltlfl of int-flint: l.il(l lot-aX ‘Legislature with iht- tinntiiintateint-nt that their t-titirts luttl bet-n successful in lii- trt-tislng tlic revenue of the l'ro- vlnt-t- lti ilit- exit-iit qt‘ $100,000.

“'i‘hi.\: i-z what wt‘ tlitl in lilll," sitltl Mr. .-\r.~teiiault-, "We tiiti not tract.- lllll’ tlmt- in list-less pryint! into tht- adairs of the former gov- ernment but set to work improvs lag the finances without the nec- twiti‘ of imposing burdens on the ],,,,,],i,. hihi i have shown liow well \\.- utvi-et-tit-ti."

What liati ilit-lr friends tltine? Xoiiiiniv, wliatt-vt-r. il(‘t'i)l'11111‘l§ 101111‘ i'l't-lltit'i‘ but spent their litllt’ lll invwtiiztttlng anti iiirtlier investi iiitliilK and all to no 1l\1l'l>t1-'1i‘~;1'11l‘ illh)‘ ftnintiq lltllilllli»! wrtins. 11111‘ pi-iiliip were wtmtit-rini; what they \\‘|-it- titling anti, now it comes utlt 111;" tlit-y spoilt the winter ln litiitrh hit; anti the rt-stilt has been ll will!‘-

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about to give the teachers in sat’ ary \vould amount to less than 25 per cent. There was no canton-i fiage about this statement. 'What is atirst-cinss teacher paid today? He is paid “as foliows:—-

By the. government 1500,00 Compulsory on the district 100.00

in all $000.00 We paid as follows:- d-ltatutory ialiowtince $300.00 For supplement 75.00 For iittt-‘ndtinct: 50.00 $425.00

The Government then is only pay- ing an additional $75 frolii the 'i‘reti~ sury.

in other words the Government

proposes to pay the t0l1t‘ili'l‘1l out of the 'i‘rensury $75 more titan we pay and the tlistrict will pay an additional $100. This $100 paid by the district will be really less titan they pay wlién supplements were voluntary. for the records show that m) district employing a first class teacher paid so small u supple- ment. in view of the ftict that the Government will levy large ad- ditional taxes l fear the districts will vote the compulsory amount art’ no more."

"-1 wish ‘to present to you, Mr. Speaker, the Lender of the Appo- siiion went onqto say, "a state- ment of assets and liabilities in real life anti as they actually arc." On the 2nd of IJUCOIIIDPI‘, 1911 when the (louservative Government us- sumetl power they did not wait six months before taking any action, nor tiiti they chose a prominent politician as one of the autiitors. 'l‘iiey got two prominent bankers of the city, perfectly reliable men in every wav—Messrs. ilossborough anti ‘Dencli-wlio found the debt‘ of the Province to be one million and seventy-two thousand tlnlltlrs. 'l'llP-‘l1l gentlemen tzarrléti out their work on the same basis as that upon which the. late Premier Peters liati tirtiercd Messrs (‘lialuiers and Davi- snn to make. their audit in 189i.

'i‘lit-rt- were st-vtrlil iiutliseovt-rcd liabilities timoiinting to $11,000 in» cludttig the iLnwc. uward ivhich they (the Conservatives) paid and the Lady Wood Estate. a

In the Loader of the Opposttionw opinion this was not a liability for eventually where a division of this estate ttiltes ‘place, the Province will receive more than it will have m pay. lint if the government ill~ sists on treating this as a liability than the litibiltly must be charged up where it belongs. This lttibility was created chiefly by the Davies Government in i877, 1878 and 1879 and a small part under the Sulli- van Government. All we did was to pay and ‘old debt which was not created by us. Therefore the debt paid it‘ it constitutes-a liability must,‘ be charged lti) lll 1911 111111 11111 111

1019 as it is so cliargetl in the- statement now submitted to the liousc.

Comparative Statement

Debt of Province per external tttttlit Dt-c. 2nd, 1911 (noses t1 not! 7) per 1103511011111811 111141 11911911 Untiiscnvt-retl liabilities at tlliic of Latly Wood Estate liability (irons Lit-lit Dec. 2nd. 1911

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m. debt Dec. 2nd, 1911

Debt of Province per external rilidlt st-pt. ittli, 1919 tptiizo 9) oer Hughes and llyndtnnn. ‘ -

c ca

Latiy Wood Estate chargeable 1911 interest not chargeable

Brick a Tile guarantee (contingent), National Service 81111111111119 11101111118

N01 dPilt ‘S9111. Hill. 1919 Net debt Dec. 2nd. 11111 l!

Net iricrease debt lllii——i919 Audit u of D Net debt as above Dec. 2nd. 1911

Group debt Dec. 31st, 191D per audit Provincial auditor

CR Less revenue due Other assets Revenue collected

$65,009.76 88329.00 20,800.58

$l24.645.33

Net dept Doc. 31st, i010. Gomparatii... statement

Net debt above Doc. 2nd. 11111

Net increase from Dec. 2nd, 1911 to Dec 111st. 1910

Pcrmtinent -I'ublic_Worlts from i891 i.) 1911 per sttitemont Public Works I 1 i.

12111131111153 Public Wtirlifl mm m1 i0 1919 per‘ statement Public work; Dept. (not including Summer 1010.)

t ~11 no due or iiccruinl; duo lliilizliréiit-ti ei-iiiiilsitly Dec. 2nd. 13119-3711. 1911 "11-‘149-11

Assets ~Rovenue due or accruinldue Unt-tirnetl subsidy 5091-11111- 10111111511

MR. ARBENAULT: The only ob- Iection which the Government could take to statements submitted might 119 in the matter of the credits giv- en for unearned subsidy.

Ia the audit December 2, 1911 an amount of $21,449.11 was charted 118111118! the previous Government 115 1111911111911 11111111111)’. This is only a fictitious liability and does not exist iii fact. ‘rite reason for this 111l11l'8e was the following:

T119 flrovincr. oii ithe first of 31111! and first of Jtinunry is paid the tDominion half yearly subsidy in advance. This stihsidy is to carry on the affairs of till! Gov- ernment. for the nrxt half year.

On the 2nd December, 1911 there was still 29 days of the year in- coinpieted. and the out-going gov- crnmont was charged with 29 days oi’ unearned subsidy. But if the services for which the subsidy has 111*" llflld had been performed, and if the money has been spent for the purpose. mt- which it is Ktsnted then there is no reason for the charge.

This charge was made in 1891 by the then aiuditors and simtliairiy <11lfll‘8t‘d by the auditors in lilll and ‘again in 1919. in the opinion of the "Leader of the Opposition it wag not a proper charge, and had been so considered by members on the 09908116 Bide oi’ the House on many 011011810118- He thought it only right 10 Rive credit for this unearned lulwltlr tn 101.1 anti htitl dune the name for the 8th September 1010.

lie cited ail an extimple tho case of a contractor; ii’ the contractor ivere paid :1 certain sum oi money in advontrcjor tnaterial to be stip- Dlled in the coming six months, anti 11 111 111'! "ml of some lfiOlliils the contractor threw up the work but had spent all the moneys so m}. Villltfetl in supplying necessary nia- terluls for the work surely it etiuiti not be contended that he should 1111 Cilflfi-{ed up a proportionate amount for the unexpired term of his contract it he had spent the money in supplying inateritiis net-tl- Pd and had left them on the spot

And so on the. 8th September the Government had not only f71ll‘|'ii'ti 0n all the public works of the Province but it iiati purchased all the coal for the public buildings including the Provincial Building, the Court llouses in (‘linrlotletoivm Georgetown alitl Siimltiersitle, ill(' Queen's (‘onnty Jail, tlic Print-e of

Wales College and l1‘;1it'tlll\\'t)0(i Hospital anti lilfirmtiry. it liati be- sides been charged up with the cost of a boiler for tPfliCOfiWOOti, a boiler ‘for the Steamer iliiiaboru, $24,000 wvortli of machinery for road improvements which the (lav- ernment will use this year; the tank at aT-‘alconwooti and supplies for Paleonwood Hospital tintl in- firmtiry.

Having spent the lltilf yearly silli- sidy in fulfilling these services surely this amount of subsidy ctiilltl not be charged up to lilt‘lll..

The net increase uf debt then from the 2nd December, 11111 to tlit- 8th September, 11119 was only $56,767.23, and to tit-count for this increase of debt the late Govern. nient had biiiit twenty-eight steel bridges, the Queen's (‘ouiiiy Jail iund other permanent public ivorlte

to the value of $241,000. i The figures submitted were tak- en from the reports of the External Auditors and defied successful con- tradiction. This statement carried out 1a» the end of the year i919 showed a net increase of tie-ht $114,- 143. or soliiotliini; like 557.1180 m-irt- 0n the 31st lDetienibtir than the debt was when the ffonservatEveri resigned on ‘the 8th September. lie had not the means of ascertaining how the Liberals increased the debt by ihai amount in the ttiur rt:- mnining ‘months of the year. lt ‘had been tliecutitom year by year of the late Government to have tin external aiidit made on the 211st December in each, so that the tiebt. of the Province could be coinptirt-tl each year with the-previniis yt-ttr. ‘For some mysterious rt-tison the -present Government has not l‘.t‘_t‘ll

mo: in 1911:1111 i919. p $1,072,595 =11

autlit $11,000

- s,r.ou $19,500 - lil,5illl.il1l $1,092,050.51

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$5,801.62

$1,299,titlil.t)7

$105,978.30 116.24’ .10

11100.00 1.21am 2,910.21 ent) 11,105.32 $235,150.19 minor-lino 31.004.051.111 it...” ;1.oo1,29a.9s s 56.16am: ac. Slat, i019 saoorcottur. L 51.240.012.110 _ 12111451111 stances/tea

doll in 1911 and 191D. I1,007.'.l93.9l’i

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fit to do this.

They could not now tzlitirge up lti the late Government the deficit of Dec., 1919 as tiuring one third o1‘ that year the liberals u-ere in pow- er seven monihs before.

ff the Government were anxious to give the petiple a true statement of the asst-ts and litibilities of tlit: Province they should have liati this audit made on the 31st December] the end of the financial year. There‘ wati ino tiidiilanation flJrtlitwiitiiui-Z from the Government for not doing it, they had the nit-ails at liauti as the sliint- tititiittirs ivlio matte the audit fur Stapit-iiiber could have made it for the 31st. December.

At the same time lie charged the I

THE “CH1ARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

The fat-t that they tll-atrici to vote $100, 111111 I101 11111111 B0 W11! 8811111111 1119111; 911 that the school districts will vote

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it is coiitt-ud- to lllutt lill.‘ ut-sds uf education. lie was satisfied the present Govern- iiit-nt coultl tlti the same, but the fat-t of the mailer was that they wt-rc limiting the educational t|ues~ titm serve as a trluak and as an ex- triise for the purpose of levying very large revenues.

'i‘lit- Letitlcr of the Opposition tlit-n tleuli with war activities ear- i-icd on by the lute Government. llc showed liow through strenu- ous labors the lute Government had succeeded in getting a Pen- sion (lfllce tipeneti in (‘htirlotte- town, the immense benefit ii iiati 111+" to soldiers wliti 11:10 t-laiins for ilt-nsitm, what tilfflcultit-s had existed in communicating with Halifax in the matter of pensions. llc also showed in the same way a

what they are tiitliizt-tl to vot ~ untlt-i" 1111‘ 111W; i)ll| in view of illtl heavy taxes ivliicli {The Government is levying vt r.v tew dl-ti-tcts will vote any more titan tlit-y are compelled. Sn that lilo prospects are that the first class trait-hers will gt-t his $000 anti no more. Anti the some llpplles to» teachers of lower gratit-s.

The late Government paid the first class teacher $300 satutory at» lowunce, $75 for supplement tinti $50 litmus for attendance. in no case tlld liit- district vote loss than $100 supplement, anti lll itiost iii- stiinces the supplement was iarht-r than this amount. Adding these sums together it will be seen that

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Labor anti Information liuroiiu had lit-en opt-nt-tl Wlll('il hitti. been a

this in somt-tliing tlic flovr-riiiiit-nt 1t 11"‘ 1-I‘-"-t1<'r "1 111" 11'1V\-'l'll1l1¢111

“rpm 1"""1,1‘"' ""1 ""17 '1'“ 1"" li.i:i not t-xpiaint-ti. ills -a.i t.i titi lltltl 1111.1’ "Hlllttrt- lit- would sus- .‘ [mum] 5.1911111“ m“ 1“1"’r"1"" 1'1"" iris aumelliiiti; and taking action i1"1l‘l HiIPl-tillllls. til llit- ’i'ax Bill. 1; t-raily. ilite llziliti Settlement Oi" {my “l)p“in".ll i; (.,,|nn,|,-__-;.,,, ii, tii illiVt‘ titt- litiilse, 1-,.) 1-1111.‘ tnulr

tlct- liati lll'i"'l'l tirganizt-ti as nw-ii as

. ,_ , investigate something that every 1T)’ l1~1 "'11 i111‘ l1"11i11" 1111111 11" 111 tlit. vocational ‘i raining. All tltt-ttc hmly up,“ “m, mr n“, |_,,,,,,,,h,,m, "f "M, “Him; H“. Huh,“ |i., whhiii through tiit- t-flnrts o1’ the former which n“, “mun. ha,‘ ma," ]',,,._.,,',v..i_ alibi-v ill i‘ti|li" ,~,t- by wibnillting

Rnvt-riinit-tit. ’i‘ht1 Dalton Sanitari- um liati ht-t-Il upent-d itii- patients as wt-ll as tiit- itena Iviatsiaean ilus- pital. 'l‘iit- l.i‘i\lll‘l' of tht- (lpptlsl- tlon now found that tint». after an- otll of tlit-so institutions were be- ing closed. He had made inquir- ies and had found that the present Government had taken absolutely no interest in these different activi-

llit- ‘-\iitiit- titit-rllnh til’ taxation t0 iill- t-itt-ttiiwtte. ll.» .-.tttiiti have. an lilliitliiilllii)’ ii! lt-ll illtlll his .-tury. -l.-t itt- rbtinti, anti if the t-tl ill‘. new polity W011

the watt-r talilt built alitl pluitibilti: till|l|lil<';§ ptlrt-lizist-tl.

it slitiivt-ti tqrtiss liittiiiiptiiit~iic~ tin tlit- part of the tiovt-riiint-nt nttl tti have t-tiiitiiiiit-ti tlit- work litau guraled by lili! latt- Government.

The Leader of the Guvt-rntiit-nt had spoken about ho. anti courage, anti he had comparit-tl titt-

arlti l'.tltl'l.

'i‘rut- tillilf-‘lfli’ 1:‘. rattler ihat when you are tlbllgt-ti ‘to tiltlltiit‘ a policy you ltave illllPit/l lit-fore tlit- pt-Qpig,

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l . Leader til tlit- Oiiiitntliltin it. iili< lit-tort- iitliilnl! .i new policy into ,1h_"l,11?"y‘ 1111111111111)‘ 1:“\1'_“1":“1_1‘_: God Jamis- which liati two t.‘ t ,-t-it' "ll-Tl fitzli ti:~ elvt- tlit- litlil'.t~ and ‘ “V111 1mr‘“1“"1‘1'1“‘ "P11111111" lookiti eat-ii \\';l_\'. .\l tlit- liliit‘ il.t- app» :tl l‘ -opit~ tin tilt’ tiiti itioii

some. . ,

it was then no uwiiltlvr ‘when tlierr- W11.“- liobtitiy to illit'i‘l'.‘ii tlleiii selves iii having tlit-st- tiliittfttlll in» Sililllltfllii anti otllt-t lit-pt tiiti-ii that the Fetlt-ral (itlvt-riiiiietit ililli t-timt- to lilt- t-tilitzlilsitvli that if tiit-

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it :ht i.t'1illt-l iii 1ili‘(ili\'l*l‘ll.i\('.i\£ 1101* but t‘i|t|l> t- tti titi illi... l‘ti sihiy 1111‘ p""lI1t- 11121.1’ ttiltt- tiit- matit r liiti) tlit li‘ 1-11 ll l.ti:l alitl tort-e tllu lstllt. .‘.'ti (Liitriiiiieni sit-tutti be

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atltlititilial, lint which if tiit- .-\t>i it t::ll‘l‘l1ti out will brim: ill lint I .. than $400,000.

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