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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

MARCH 3, 1891.

Question of the Hour—Shall we Repeat the Folly of 1887?

MOTTO, HOWEVER, IS

“OUR VORK WE WANT TO MAKE

THE SUCCESS OF OUR PARTY SO PRONGUNCED THAT NEVER AGAIN IN THIS GENERATION WILL PUB Lic MEN ATTEMPT TO WIN PLACE IND POWER BY APPEALING FOR HELP TO THE PEOPLE TO THE tt OF US.’—Sir Charles Tupper.

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Gleomargarine and Butterine.

Vir Canadian law does not permit the manufacture of this abominable stuff, and the I> iT

its importation into Canada,

ninion tariff law absolutely prohibits Unrestricted Reciprocity would sweep away this protec- tion. The estimated quantity of the above rubbish (made chielly in Chicago) consumed in the two States of Rhode leland and Con- in L300, was four and a half

nectient alone,

mallion pounds, Unrestricted Reciprocity would flood our marketa with the spurious wrlicle, to the great loss of our honest far- hers,

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Direct Taxation!

Now that the time for the argument cf this question is past, the Patriot shrieks Of

urse the people won't believe thia wild vatement. They see that we shall lose at the outeet from £7,000,000 to £8,000,000.

Direct Taxation is not necessary.”

the States and less from Great Britain when there 1 & heavy duty against British goods wid goods from the States come in duty tree. Therefore, they are convinced that taxation must ensue if unrestricted reciprocity be adopted. Consequently they

will vete against it.

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How it Strikes the Americans!

ie Toston Evening Record (Feb. 24) iya

“The way the Canadians are squirming inder the MeKinley bill shows pretty con- cluwively that the increase of duties on their ‘vricaltural products takes so much eut of their pockets instead of increasing the price to

+. ‘They cannot live with the duties of the Mehinley bill in foree, and their only refuge +a new arrangement with as, in which we elall have the entire advantage and can dic. tute our own terms,

This is the outcome of the false state- iments made by our grit orators.

e+e -—-—---—-- Are you in doubt concerning the

results of “Unrestricted Keci- procity?’ Don't vote for it.

— ee 4 Curious Course of Action.

THeke is something very curious in con- nection with changes which have lately been made by Mr. James Yeo, M. P. First was a candidate for selection by the Liberal Convention of Prince County, —but his brother was preferred. Then he de- clared that his hands had been tied during the past fifteen years, and that he would contest the election as an independent candidate and would support Sir John Mac- donald, if Sir John Macdonald would but ** vive us the tunnel.” In the face of this declaration, Me. L. H. Davies tele- effect fol-

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graphed Mr. Laurier in as

lows :--

‘Juenec, Feb. 24.—Hon. Wilfred Laurier vesterday received # despatch from Hon. L it Davies, of Charlottetown, stating that ‘John Yeo has been nominated unanimously by convention in place of his brother James, who wishes to retire.

on ’ . . . :

lhe Empire desired an explanation of

this telegram and Mr. James Yeo wired :— Port Hint, P. E. L, feb. 24.

Davies mast have been misinformed. 1 did n> retire voluntarily before the coavention.

James Yro,

Then on the 26th February Mr. Yeo wont to Summerside and signed the nomin- ation papers of the Opposition candidates

The matter is a curious one. Electors may draw the inference they deem most reasonable, At any rate it is well to have a record of the facts,

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THE MEN IN THE FIELD.

List of Candidates Nominated.

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in 1887 the Conservatives carried gix con- stituencies by acclamation, and in two con- stituencies the contest waa between Von- servatives, a In 1891 the Conservatives carried six constituencies by acclamation, and in four

| constituencies the cuntest is between Con-

servatives.

In 1887 the Liberals carried three con- stituencies by acclamation, and in one con- stituency the contest was between Liberals,

In 1891 the Liberals carried two consti- tuencies by acclamation, avd in no consti- tueney is the contest between Liberals.

[hus in 1891 the Conservatives have ten constituencies and the Liberals have two. This is better for the Conservatives and worse for the Liberals than in 1887.

ELECTED BY ACCLAMATION.

Caspe— L. Z. Joncas, Conservatis e.

South Simece—Richard Tyrrwhitt, Con- servative.

Provencher, Man.—A. F. C. Conservative.

Vaneouver, b. C. servative.

Yale, B. C.--J.

Dorchester, (uebec—Dr. (Nationalist), Couservative.

Lotbiniere~—-Dr. Rinfret, Liberal.

Quebec East ~Hon. Mr. Laurier, Liberal.

NOMINATIONS. ONTARIO :

Lari ‘ rere, D. W. Gordon, Con-

A. Mara, Conservative. Vallaincourt

Conservative. Liberal. Addington ,.J W Bell....... Dawson | Langford..... | fothwell..... A M McLarty > D Mills | (Patron)..... Brant, N Hamilton... ....Somerville ee Th, se sp kseece ons W Patterson Brockville... 83 Wood...... Derbyshire Sruce, N.... McNeil...... ..2onnar Bruce, W . Morrison. . .. Rowend Brace, E ....¢ ‘argill Coleen ts:> RO Casdwell.... White. .i....s; Myers Carleton j Dickinson..... SOMME coS es 5 6s cosas aes Cornwall fairs Stormont, . Bergin. ioe... onetaingel ee ee per eres: Johrsou Durham, FE ..Dixon...:.... ..Grandby (E R) Durham, W..G T Blackstock. R Beith Elgin, E..... Ingram...... .. Wilson Elgin, W....0 MeLean.... . Casey Essex, 8 Wiggle... f Miller \ Allen

J C Patterson...W MeGrego

Easex, N .<e. .G AKirk patrick .Clyde

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Glengarry....R MeLennan.. .Schell Grenville, 8S... D Reid.......Carruthers Grey, 8......Blythe......... Dr Landerkin Grey, E......Sproule,.......Clatke Grey, hd was Masgon........ Horsey Haldimand... dlontague...... Colter Halton.......Henderson.... Waldie Hami!ton f McKay . f Laidlaw

\ Ryckman . | Doran Hastings, W..1i Corby..... .. Clute Hastings, E...W B Northup .. Burdett Hastings, N ..Bowell......... Vankleek

....M C Cameron

Haron, W.... Porter. ... . ..--Macdonald

IIuron, KE. .... Holmes. .

McMillan NS Si ero a's ‘aamsdie. “abhi Reith (LL) | Wyismiller (I FT.) Kent... Killackey.......Campbell. Kingston... { Macdonald......Gunn \ Edwards, (S. T.) LambtaW.Smith............lystes Lambt’n E.Monerief........R. Stu‘t Lanark N..Jamieson,...... Fraser Lanark S.. Taggart. . McGarry Leeds and CrenvilleN Dr Ferguson... .. Frest 3 ee Penge Turner BE 5 i DEMO s bike oe .. Alligon LineoIn & Niagara...S Neelon....... Gibson London. ..Carling..........Hyman Mid'les’xE. Marshall........ Taylor (E. R.)

Mid'les’xN.W © Hutehins..W. H. Taylor Mid'les’x 8.Chisholm,......Armetrong

| Roome........

Mid'Is’x W- Wa Breck.... }>Macfarlane (Patron)..... ° }

Monck ...«.. A Boyle...:.... John Brown

Muskoka...@’Brien........ Fitzgerald Norfolk S..Col Tisdale... . Eilis

Norfolk N..Sinclair....... Charlton Northum.

beriand....Cochrane......M. P. Ketchum N or thum.

berland W .Guillit........Margra‘t

Ontario N..Madill........ Cockburn Cterte B. .Senith.......< J. J. Davidson. Sante W . dk dn ieteas . Edgar

— .. Beleourt Ottawa .... | Robillard. ...Mclatyve

| W H Lewis. Patterson (1...) | (KE. R.)...R Nayle (L.) Oxford N...D. W. Karn..Sutherland Oxford S....Walsh....... Cartwright Peel....... McCulla...... Featherson Perth N....S. R. Hesson..Grieve

Perth &.....Sherp........Trow PeterboroW .Stevenson.... tal! Peterboro E.J Burnham. Rorke

j Routhier... iow x { EAJohns'n. Bertrend

Presvott.. .

P'ce Edward. Miller .......... Dr Platt Renfrew,N..White.......... Barr Renfew, 8...) Ferguson...... D Barr

Russell. .....M K Dickinson Simcoe, N...) MeCarthy. .

.W © Edwards .. Cooke

Simeve, E...W H Bennet.....D¢ Spohn Poronto, W. Denison...... .. Mowat Toronto, E..E Coatsworth.... Wheeler Toronto, C,.Cockburn........ Kerr Vietoria, 5. Fairbairn...... -T Walters Victoria, N..Hughes......... Barron} Waterloo, N.Kranz..... . Bowman

W aterlooo,S.Clare...... ... Livingston Welland....Fergusun........ Germain Wellington, N. Clark. ... MeMullen Weilington,C..Hunter........ Semple Wellington,S..Goldie.......,.. James Inncs Wentworth, N.Wardell....... Rain Wentworth,s.Carpenter,., .. Middleton York, E,.....McLean.... ...A McKenzie Yoen, W..... 0 allece.... Clement

York, N ....W W Pegg ...Mulock QUEBEC, Argenteuil......W Owens..... Christie a Dupent........ Pilon DNS os, vee Morency....... Godbout Beauharnois ....J GH Bergeron .Seers Bellechasse ..... Faucher de St. Maurice.....G Amyot

Desthier. ..6.-..d Allard......... Beausoleil Bonaventure. ... Leferrier. ...... Fauvei is sos case asta. ee... Fisher Chambly..... ee Prefontaine Champlain .....Carignan....... Trude! Charlevoix .....S Cimon ....... Simard Chateauguay .. Wa'sh (fad). ... Brown Compton ...... R Pope . ..3 P Leet Drummond and

Arthabaska ..Crepault ...... Lavergne Hochelaga ..... Desjirdius ....Lanctot Iberviile ...... Wem... 85 Bechard Joliette........ Lippe ........Neveu Jacques Cartier Girouard .....,Madore Kamouraska,.,.Cha +-+++..Carroll Laprairie ...... Pelletier ......Doyon L’Assomption . Jeanotte ...... Gau ier

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Montmorency.. | Valin(Ind).. .. Tarte (Ind)

Montreal W. ..<. Smith .-..«5:. Jao Cochrane Montreal E ....Lepine ....... David Montreal C..... Cpertem ws 0s Guerin Nepierville .....Paradis....... Monette Primes. <.e's oe Peet. ise vies Boisvert (1)... ; Leduc Houde meow de Ottawa .MecDougall ... Devlin Pontiac. ..0..+- { Bryson . . Murray { McLean (1) Portaouf, ... VOiMOO ss... esses Tessier Quebec W .. McGreevey . Hearn Quebec C ...Chateauvert .... Langelte I Quebec coun Flyna . Fremont Richmond & Wolfe ....Cleveland .. . Laurie Richelieu ... Langevin . Gouin Zimonski... Caron . .- biset

Rouville....Gigault ........ Bredeut

S Hyacinthe Brodeur.. ... . Bernier

Si Johns meen ... Bourassa St Maurice fF L Desaulniers \ Dr Desauiniers

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. Sanborn Mousseau Ryde

Shefford .. Sherbrooke Sonlanges Stanstead .

MeGillis ray

Antigonish..Sir J Thompson P Aschibald

Colchester f Patterson.

\) Fletcher ¢Pro} Cumb'rl’ad , A R Dickey

| Casey (Pro) Cape Bret’o ( McDougall

| MeKeen

HLoward

. Mourray . MePhet Sou

Dighy ......Jones .. .. Bowers Guysboro ..Ogden . Braser Halifax ... ) Kemny... . Janes

(SON S55 205.. Pharrell Hants . Putnam. . . Hatey Inverness.. .Cameron........ 8. Macdonnell NOD oko ess GB Bi.*,..... wc rae

Lunenburg..C. E. Kaulbach . Misenhaur Pictou .... Hon. C, Tupper..J. A. Fraser \McDougall.. ... Jolin Yorston CINEOCNE.. wooe Freeman..... Forbes Richmond,. /Gillies.......... Flynn \ Paint, (Ind.)

Shelburne... White . Robertson

Westmorel’d .Wood... York . wes 6 Temple. cee BRITISH COLUMBIA,

Creorge . Lhonspson

New West- minster....Corbould.... Victoria... .. f Prior: i. <¢.. CNN ec 5 ve wies

Scoullat .. Templeton (Tn) Marchant (In)

WANITOBA,

Lisgar...... Resa Taylor Marquette ,. Boyd woes ee Wateon Selkirk ....Daly . ... +» Martin Winnipeg ..Macdonald......Campbell

NORTHWEST. TERRITORI“S,

Alberta f Davia ... Aer yy els Be Saat \ James Reilly ......., Assiniboia E,Dewdney .......Turiiif Do Wf Davin oO re 6 Oe Saskatch’wn McDowall . Montgomery

In Huntingdon County the nominations take place on the 16th and the polling on the 23rd, the delay being caused by the -tirst re-- turning otlicer appointed refusing to act.

The nominations in Algoma will not tuke place until after the elections.

The nominations ia Cariboo, B. C., was on Saturday.

The nominations in Chicoutimi and Segu- enay are delayed by reason of the difiieulty of reaching all paris of the district with the proclamation of dissolution,

—_— “7 ee ae The Ege Trade—Reply to Anld Brothers. Sin,--In Saturday's Patriot, Messrs.

Auld Bros., in a letter evidently intended for political effect, endeavors tu show that out of a total export of $309,000 woith of eggs from P. E Island, the loss to the province under the operatin cf the Me- Kinley tariff would amount to more than half of the total export, or $160,000. There is no one better aware of the fallacy of their calculations than Auld Beos. themselves, They are not unacquainted with the faet that the passage of the MeKinley Bill was followed by prompt advances in the price of all dutiable products, and that notwith- standing the annually increasing receipts from the Western States, eggs veached a higher price in Boston in December, 1890, than for several years priot to the passage of that Act— showing conclusively that the consumer has paid the greatest part, if not the whole duty. Auld Bros. have paid 20 cents per dcz for eggs since the imposition of the Scents duty—as high a price, prob- ably, as they have given for eggs for several years. Alter vesting the English market by actual] shipment, they admit that prices in London sre better than in Boston or New York, which effectua'iy sets aside the first part of their contention that the duty would prove a loss to the Province—unless, per- chance, their love for the Americans is so stroug that they are willing to ship to the States at a loss rather than take advantage of better markets,

I could go into this egg question much more largely, but knowing the searcity of your space, I write thus brieily,

L. P. ‘Panroy,

March 2, 1891,

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“ He is Seventy-five Vears Old.’ ‘‘ He is seventy live years ata, “* He is failing,” we are told, ~~ a | «And the deluge will be on us when he dies. |’ Twas a lying spirit spoke, with honai broke twining treasonabte ties

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! \nd the truce | Treacherous!

And a sound like to the roar

That is heard upon the shore,

When the storm-swept ocean moarreth in its v iil,. ?

Drowns all lesser sounds and cfies :

In its mejesty repHes, j

|’Tis the peoples voice that’s speaking once

again.

He is growing old we know,

And his head is like the snow,

Silver frosted with the labors ef the years :— Years of duty nobly done, Years of great achievements won

| In despite of sullen faction’s faithless fears.

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| And the people! They inherit | Double portions of the spirit, Born of faith in what they are an T what will be; | And they need not cross the line | Seeking for “Sie Richard's siga,’ |Aye! they havea sign to conyuer—fhey are free, Li. a — a <P Ee

Notes and Comments.

‘ Blaine is reported to be plotting to lannex Cuba to the United Siates. Who ‘the Cuban Farrer is is not yet known.”

— Adviees from. Georgetown. state that ithe Patriot's: report .of the. meeting held 26th ult. is as false as it is abusive. If Tle Patriot expects to gain votes by cirtwlating Hes and slanders con- cerning the Hon. A. J. Macdonald it —is mistaken.

—Its rep wrted.that some of the grits of Charlottetown who have to employ labor

employment, vote for Sueh tactics are des-

consideration of

‘-biavies and Welsh. Pe - = ?

} Js rate Hican,. .

‘\ The fight goes bravely on.” But don't over-confident. Keep up the canvass

be The Patriot-cluims Joneas as.a_ Liber-

{ aal The fullowiiag was sent to the Mon- treal Gazette ‘+ Pence, Que., Pebruary 24 ‘To ( zeatte, Montreal: i nave just been elected by acclamation,

L. Ls. JONCAS. setile the question.

Th it rat to Whatever Mr. Wiman gets the U &. ile Canadian Government, it is to be re-

membered that Congress expires the day | hefore the Canadian etections, that it has

. ieteria . ..1; MeDonald...... a " | been condémned by the people of the United Yarmouth... Jos Keoney.. Flint Be J : ; siiheanat: tiadeahids: tab dosin | States, and that its sticcessor will pay no fs regard forits utterances. Any fluid inject- Kings, .... f MacLean Meiuts co led from its dying veins intd the moribund Prince :... —: . — a | Liberal body Canada can’ only hasten its - | Howlan Perry | corruption. Queens... ( Ferguson . Davies ~** This nation has not the slightest | Blake West ; notion of allowing Canada to open a hack NEW BRUNSWICK, door as wide as it mey please white. tarif Albest: S533 Dr. Weldon. . Emmerson ‘enactments by the United States are clos I Carleton ..., Vince Coulter ing the front door against sundry fimporta Charlotte... .Clarke _. Gilmer tions vic N@w York and Beston. If any- Gloucester. f Buras..... see seeseceess+| body is silly enough to suppose that such a! ? \ Landry o 02. oe. .5e. ee We = + stat ..| plan is entertained by Americana he does Kent... reeees wegere oer eran es Leblanc 3) not live in thie county All such repres- Kings... ....Foster..........Domville (8) | ontations may as well be put aside as utter- ee: ii ‘Mitchell ly and wildly at tariance with anything Seeds Mader) King that Americans can possibly be brought to Seattca'che f Moff, or eee adopt.” -—N.-Y. Tribune, Blaine’s organ. Restiyvo che | MEGIAGhas oc coke cacy ccneomee x I m1 ne, 1 > “ | McAlister, i. oil ee ee é a) Sunbury.....Wiimot.... .. ..Dr Day ated St John City fSkinner.. Weldon g vee Neb =: and county | Hazea.... Rankine RK A Ae St John City.MeLeod, . Pilis Vistolia..... Costigan. ... Lawson

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