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EE anaes ne — = ee ee eS re ee = a oe ye LE a —— NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1892 T é Y J EL avis 4 ate a . K + : $ 9 . V OL. 30.—NO. 2» ne SE a _ => em ee a Calendar for June, i892.) ~~ —" | In THE Fi CE OF DULL TIM “§ , «d this resolution now, and I say that I re fof pedigrees in the principal associations of . ' 1] A i gret that he or the friends who advised him |the Domini : n the matter thonght fit to bring this befor ar ae aay: Saeing Vreeey Sera wrt . on f) . n e y ; > . 7 MOON'S CHANGES, Ww ° . . eninciminaaane the House, because 1 am afraid that the aa Soe ee Ate Ase Pirst Quarter, 204 day 527 s . . vote which will be taken will be used across Q . : ' ‘ First Quarter, 2o4 day... 00s 5 27 more e find Rs necessary to ees our Deviin’s Home Rule Resolution, |th pn an ooo S ieettens salto: ‘genase heectany ior gaanioas ‘Halifax, X. See Gunt z 7th das eeeeseveces . iS _e premises. n order to do this we ave ’ ieee the views expressed in 1882, At cha S. $Also from J.H. Steiner, Esq., Secretary New Moon, 24th day. eee eee | rented the large Basement underneath ee same time the principle of Home Rule is| forms of application for registration in ‘“The Asegee, Sth dey ......... th “étaes ern '| the premises of Mr. H. Haszard which [CONCLUDED. ] there, that the principle of Home Rule. American Trotting Register Association” of a = —— . ea sale (Special Correspondence of The Examiner.) | ;°, which this parliament committed| Chicago. These aud other important records Day High Water : || we have fitted up as a Jobbing Depart- 5 pe "P]iveett in 16ed so, completely, and | ere available at the office of this Associ- FE in ol et, v . ‘ll ment. aici ; ‘ in so strongly, is there, no matter how | ation. afte ay of Week. | ee ites b US] 4 ESS ‘ f Phy icians and Country Dealers ooo ne fee ie: ee my hon, friend (McCarthy) may feel a regret A. Macwem, Sec’y. ey . er. will find that we mean business, and will bP ependent position of the 4rish | for the generous vote he gave on that occasion,}| QOh’town, June 13, 1892. ae Rok -} 3 h ; arty between the Tory and Liberal parties and I will vote for the resolution of the hon. cecilia iti » tiie | h. =. h = ClOWS a etter with them than any other j i 5 uare = ee Mr, Curran concluded |member for Ottawa (Mr. Deviiv). I have A Hard Profession . jae ; 2: 3 15 : ,10use in the trade. , thus : r. Speaker, far from desiring to | every confidence that this resolution witt not} me ? : wee eday | 3 2 410 x i] see either or the other of the great parties} be voted down, as has been stated by the) Qi Dr, Johnson once said addresei 4 : oe son, ; = : + Hj triumph to any large extent in the forth- hon. member for West York (Mr. Wallace) | class of medical students, that the oa of S |Sandey 6 43 - iN ha coming elections, what | sincerely hope is Chat hon, gentleman appeals to this House} medicine was a most arduous undertaking; 4 | Monde = Py 7 9 a 6 that they will beso evenly balanced that and attempts to justify rebellion in the old] ;pa+ the most comprehensive mind and the 7 Its — : a 7 58 . 9 the power between them will remain with country if Home Rule should be carried. | most industrious pe could scarcely do < | Weds - Sor ae tT MONTREAL. the Home Rulers themselves, sc that they | ®ebellion by whom? The men of Ulster?| more than lore th tals to ii al é ednesday 95 | 92% |- —' Cameron Block, Gpposite the Post Office. Scan ¥| Why, the majority of the men of Uister are am capes he parce ve 9 ‘ hurad 7 will secure that measure of Home Rule for ys ag knowledge during the brief time alloted to = he ay 9 47 1 8 Charlottetown, May 19, 1892 hich th trivi that j Home Rulers, and these people speak only study before aaa ractice, but thet i iday 10 28 10 4g : on which they are striving, that measure OF) for the minority in Ulster. The majority of] ,). : te Saal Lt ~aturday li 8 | 11 28 LS es justice for which they have so long con-| :he Ulster people are speaking and working thoughout his whole life the responsibilities 12 | Sanday } ata e450, tended, and contended successfully ; be-|in favor of Home Rule. It is unfair to eax | f, Ci; Profession should rest upon bim Hke ® 13 Monday Lier | 0 98 ; cause they have made advances which are |the people of Canada who are enjoying the Sie sheoeilil cnalinge: ‘dm wenes ot eatural it ioe ay | oO ss ite e| WE ARE NOW SHOWING really wonderful. When we consider that | blessings which we ask for our unfortunate |; nowledge a me ae with is The See? eh e one point after another has been won from] countrymen at home, to vote down such a aah "natural philosophy and natural $ ; ae ay 2 10 2 31 | a4 party that long resisted the aspirations of resolution, and no fair man here can fail to] history le above ft eee olan learn the 7 ean 2 57 | 323 x the Irish people, and when we luck at wha: | ive 4 expression of sympathy iv favor of} construction of his own frame, the means b i conday” | 500 5 SI THE SEASIDE HOTEL RUSTICO ACH has been achieved by a united people, led hat system of Government which we in| which he lives, moves and has his bein He 19 ae | 5 10 | 5 5! . j i NEW GOODS as they have been for some years past, I “anada enjoy and of which we are so proud.| must understand the nature of all "those 20 Mondav | 633 715 ae hie rye JULY 4 The P : ; . h 4 vabia steid been | Why shouid we not express an opinion in} ing b aie teetity ie boll 2 Tuesday 7 50 8 25 pene r the season on TH he Proprietors will spare no pains say that great and rapid strides have been/ >, oof that system? Phe talk choat theme y which health is oken ‘ ; 7 :ke this beautiful and well known Watering Place ive th y made in the cause of true liberty. All thar ‘ : Co ee “|down and restored and b what 22 Wednesday | 8 54 9 23 — rowenapes n Watering Place more attractive than ever ~ & y: ‘Ha! | danger of handing over Ireland to the coutrol : : y 93 Thareday | 947 | 10 1) {this season. For terms, etc , address JOHN NEWSON & CO., Charlottetown. they want, all that they ask, is constitu | of the majority. The whole history of Ire. ee ee eee foro ® _z = ee OS | 106 MR BAGNELL’S conveyances will meet trains from all points at Hunter River IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. tional liberty. They feel and they know} jand shows that the minority have been the] ing contributes so much to the sa port of 2 Saturday Lt 16 Ll 36 | Station to convey passengers, eve , to the Seaside Hotel ye that the interests of the Irish people are| trusted friends of the majority. They have quackery as the preacat taceficlene pe medi. Z6 sunday ll 56 ce gers, ’ el. bound up with the Empire. They have| been their representatives in Parliament, the} ..) knowledge nee Se aetshe ~ =. easil = pene : 17 0 37 Particulars of Coach from Charlottetown to the Seaside Hotel later. ‘en eo contributed too much blood and treasure,|mayors of their cities, members of their) ,handon a but as readily put faith in = neaday i 53 117 tov much of their energy and their genius | corporations and leaders of all the agitations. » Sn : 7 29 | Wednesday . 36 1 56 JOHN NEWS ON & co. to build up that Bastia: to sever them- | It is Protestants who have been the leaders re pretenders es drowuing men exteh:<t 3 =| Thureday } 215 237 J 1. 1892 Staple and Faney Dry Goods selves from it. They feel that that Empire | ° the agitations of Ireland, and even of the! phe good that fim do in. this ddife lives —_ ee ao E y ry ! is as much theirs as that of any other sec- rebellions. In the 1798 rebellion what was) fer them.” During the lifetime of old Dr wa ee —— Carpets dat . the condition of the country? Mr. Lecky, a - s : ‘ a ' 3, no matter what the claims of that os ; z Johnson be invented what is now known as Talk About Booming: |)tuus vction may be. Wo are all satiated chat srs Unione rity aucing the remarks of] Johoao's Anodvne Linkwent andre fam. ‘ in the early future there will be a great i " ily remedy of surpassing merit. Ths«~ aiment S ‘Upho'stering Goods triumph for le who are battling cate ‘*He was much struck with the fact that | is both for internal avd external vse, and it is (x) 7 j stitutional lines for constitutional liberty, Protestant Ulster was the most disaffscted | safe to say that no single remedy ever dis- A MONLY THREE WE AK 3 STARCED and am working Furniture, and I say, God grant that that day may of the four provinces; that five-sixths of the covered has done 80 much good as has this s , ey 5 | eeitn Cound leaders and United Irishmen were Protes-|one- It is inexpensive, ready at a moments overtime. All my old customers are rallying around me Mantles, Mr. Dalton McCarthy was, of course, op- tants; that Munster, though now profound- ection Sars ~~ -— 2 be on . : ‘ - : ae . : . ‘ : : si onfidence in the thcusand a again, and m ty N EW O N ES. Waren 2 Ly I am going to to the motion. ‘The Crimes Act had ly Sanaa agement a re ailments that afflict humanity. 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the act was withdrawn in nearly every dis- trict by proclamation. The laws of [reland were merciful laws. If any one looked back on the history of Ireland and saw the Government remove the grievances from which Ireland suffered it would be a piece of impudence for them to pass such a reso- iution. Ireland could be placed in the: pvsition of Canada without causing dis- vaemverment of the Empire. He did not understand what the mover meant by Home Rule. He understood the Home Rule of Redmond, which was also the Home Rule of McCarthy, but no one yet knew what kind of Home Rule Giadstone Lashiged to give to Ireland. He was against the resolution and would not pass anything which would be an insult to Lord Sualis- bury. Were we going to insult Lord Salis- bury, who had se carefully lovked after Canadian affairs? Ireland was not uare- presented in the British Parliament. There waa 4 strong and able representation there from Ireland. He said that Balfour was the best secretary that Ireland ever had, and believing that the Parliament had | made a mistake in 1882 and again in 1886 jand 1887 in passing such resolutions he } would move in amendment to the amend- {ment,—

That all after “that” in the motion be struck out and the following be substituted in- stead taereof: ‘‘Tnat this House is of opinion that it ought not to interfere in questions not within its oe save only in matters of exceptions! and extraordinary character; that the question of home rule in Ireland, being one in which the great political parties in Great Britain and Ireland are divided, is a matter on which it would be inadvisable for this House to take sides; that regard being jhad to the peace and prosperity which now jexist in Ireland owing to the wise and firm Jadministration of the law, beneficial changes | which have been made in the agrarian laws |and the material aid which has been afforded to the impoverished portions of the kingdom, this House has reason to doubt the wisdom of the course adopted by it in the years 1882 and 1886 in otuinase advise the Imperial Parlia- ment as to the course it should take with

home rule for that portion of the United

It had been arranged, I have been told, that the Ministers should take no part in the debate, leaving the discussion perfectly free to both sides, and themselves at liberty to vote as they pleased. But Hon. Johu Costigan could not stand it. He got his {rsh up and when McCarthy sat down he took the fluor and spoke as follows. I had never heard Mr. Costigan make a speech before. I had heard him speak in the House on matters connected with his Department, but I had never seen him aroused, As six o'clock was approaching his remarks were necessarily short, but they were pointed and sincere. There was no clap-trap in his speech, no playing the role of a demagogue, no appeal to the jtalleries, for the galleries were largely against him. This is what he said : Lhave perhaps been identified as closely

country as

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voices in thegSenate. In 1886 1 was asked t move again in this matter.

1882. They said: No.

has already been done.

with the question of Home Rule before this member of this House, and l|in fact to all who were have no objection that my hon. friend of Ot-| breeding of improved stock. tawa should make any motion on the subject before this parliament which he may think fit. I moved reer orm one ing to the expre views of the Irish people

of Canada, views that were expressed through Chas. Dockendorf, James

iffere izations. hat ti ; them, Sevens ern ey prea Frese all of whom approved of the formation o

of an Address to Her Majesty very kindly. he Stock Breeders’ Association, which t and the resolution was passed unanimously | farmers especially could not fail to be o |byv this Chamber and with only six dissentirg | great importance.

I asked my \friends who approached me at that time it they thought anything would be accomptished | structed to ask fur a copy of certificates © by bringing the questioa before the House again, if they thought we could get & more|+ those animals favorable expression of opinion than we got in r Then I said: You are runsiog the risk of doing an injury to Home Rule and of uodeing the good which I wonld give the

purely Catholic province in Ireland, was the one province which was still almost un- tainted.”

What indication is there in the old coun-

try that the majority professing the Catho-

lic faith are less loyalto the Crown than

the minority? At least that Catholic ma-

jority have never proclaimed openly that

they would rebel against the decision of the

Parliament of the country. There is just

one more point to which I want to call the

attention of the House. My hon. friend

from West York (Mr Wallace) states that while we have been pleading for Home

Rule and the sympathy of this Parliament has gone out in favor,of it, not a tittle of evidence has been given toshow that Ire- land has ever been misgoverned. Why, it is the admission of all governments, Liber- al and Conservative alike, that Ireland has been misgoverned for centuries, and it is the fact that both political parties in the old country have been endeavoring to afford a remedy for these evils of late years. My hon. friend drew a contvast between this discussion and that which took place in this House before, and said how tame were the speeches of the mover and seconder of this resolution, compared with the speeches of the hon. member for Bruce and others when this matter was up before. I think

the member for Montreal Centre (Mr Cur- ran) must have satisfied the hon. gentle- man, but, if there is any lack of eloquence in this House to defend this measure, I can assure the hon. gentleman that the same feeling, the same hope and the same _ long- ing throughout this country remain as firm as ever and in fact are increased today. I have nothing further to say but that, this motion being before the House, 1 am wed- ded toa principle which commands my best and deepest sympathies, and wherever aud whenever I am called upon to speak, I speak as a Home Ruler.

When Mr. Costigan concluded it wanted only three minutes to six ocluck. Mr. Fraser, of Guysboro, who had twice failed to catch the Speaker’s eye, succeeded bet- ter on the third attempt, and had only time to oe sympathy with the motion when the Speaker left the chair.

It is not probable that the motion will be reached again this Session. Ourran’s and Costigan’s speeches have created quite a sensation. If the Opposition encouraged Mr. Devlin with the anticipation that they had got the Irish supporters of the Govern- ment in a corner, they never made a great- er nistake.

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