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THE LEGISIITURE. mm Wlllllllo “M38.

II OI

_Wunxssnav, April 13th. svexixo session. ’ House in committee on the further

‘owed ‘si7i,93i.99 and the

Nissan... and others.‘ i What .1.»

could we think but that there was

boodling under cover of the name John

P. Nicholson and others?” When I

went through the district I found

many people who said Campbell 38 8

goedbllow, heoau give use job on

the roads; and when I went to Bra-

dalbane I found some of my frlendl

there employed on the railway: 33‘!

they were threatened with dismissal it they voted for Mackensie. That hon. gentleman was a member of the Gov- ernment when the money was embez- zled in the Land Ofice, and besides the money that lost they spent $3,000 or $4,000 on a commission to whitewash a member ot the late Gov- ernment. There is another monument to the "folly of the late Government.in a volume called the Consolidated Laws, which cost the country about 810,000. I am informed by those competent to judge that it is not worth the paper it is written on. So the late Government utterly wasted about $20

000 in those two itgms. When tho present Government took the reins of power on the 24th of April 1891, in order that there would be no dispute as to the financial standing of the country, they said let there be no mis- take, we must know the number of dollars and cents the country owes on the first day of our term. So they employed two expert accountants- Mr. Chalmers who is looked upon as one of the most competent accountints in the I Province, manager of a branch of a large bank,—and Mr. Davison an accountant in another bank. They summed up all the debts of the Gov- ernment and it was shown that they hon. member and all his shrewdness and keenness of brain cannot show a_ single error in the statement.

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come here‘ and say they were elected to protect the rights of the pr0P°l'l"Y holders, but they do not say _what they want. If hon. members are prepared to propose that all the members shall be elected by the property holflefli 110 doubt this House would agree to it, but we will not to have the pro- perty holder’s influence destroyed al- togshter.

Several clauses were agreed to.

Hon. Mr. Rooaus——It appears to me when this‘ House is elected for eight years and the House of Assembly for four that there should be a com- promise, and the term should be ex- tended to five or six years.

Mr. CAMPBELL—FOul‘ years is long enough for any parliament to exist. lt might result_in very serious injury’ to the country if the time were extended.

Hon. Mr. ROGERS-In the Dominion the term is five years and in England seven years.

Mr. Donn—I think four years long enough.

Mr. Kici:iI.ul—The Federal Gov- ernment have a term of five years, and they do a great deal of harm in the term. ,

Hon. Mr. Roosiis-It would be in the line of economy to extend = the term.

The clause was agreed to.

Another clause was read.

Mr. Caiirnnn-I think it very strange that a man should be qualified _to set as a representative without own- ing any property, while he is denied the privilege of voting for a Councillor. I anrfree to admit that money does not give a man brains, but I think a man who sits in Parliament should have a property qualification.

Hon. Mr. LAIRD-A Legislative Councillor had to be thirty years of age, and a member of the House of Assembly twenty-one, so if we put the

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Steed Wheat

. -—-FOR-— LATE SOVVING.

White Russian, _ _ White Fife, Northwestern‘ Red “Fife,

—ALSO--

Timothy Seed, Early Red Clover, Mammoth Clover, Al- sike Clover, White Dutch Clover, Black Vetches,_White Vetclies. Fndiler Corn, Field Pens, White Pea Beans, Flax Seed, Rape Seed, Barley, Buckwheat, Vliliite Outs, etc.

T urnip, Maiigel, Carrot, Beet and Parsnip—all the best kinds for garden and field cu|ture,"’a.ndA a full supply of Vegetable and Flower Seeds.

We keep all kinds of seeds required for the farm‘ and

garden. '

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_ SEEDSMEN, Ch’town. P. E. I., May 11, 1892.

Charl side and Return.

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TEAMER “FAs'l‘NE'l"’ sails every.

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l’ "50-— .52’:

FORiCustouiBoots, Handmade,

ranteed. Low Pricesfl

range as follows: $1.15, 1.25,‘1.35, 1.65, 1.35, 3,0,0,-2,25, , is also, Ladies’ kid, goat and calf’ Tops. ‘ I

change back.

com FORT—You want a wide insole to N 0 MORE COltNS——We also keep a large'v'uriet_.y of ’

heavy Kangaroo, Kid Dongola, French Calf,‘ W b ' -wigs i new stock of Boot tops and leathers . i -. 8* Wm’ ’ ' L, I“

HAVE JUST ARRIVED

We have the real genuine French calfflliiep and Elastic I prices of our Tops are put verv low’, as want. to ‘ an ,

if not suitable, will mum money~’..

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LEA'1‘HERS,——Frencb cm, Kid, Goat, Grain Calf, 1{;,,_ ,£:,,,.,-(;,,;, - 9

S lineinzikers’ F in«_lings—-9-Awls. Bristles, ,,Hmnmers, aeli Nails, liinceit-'.‘ Rasps, Knives, &c., &c., &c,, at

GOFF BROS’ Boot” F

N. B.-—We will treat your orderliwitliias much attentioa .u_§f

The Telephone Uo’y

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p‘-one would find talking? much more satisfactory if they, would observe the following} Rules: . lst. Speak with your ‘month about four inches ii-om the‘ transmitter. . 2nd. Speak in a moderate tone of voice, not too. loud, and distinctly. 3rd. Place the Telephone so

as to cover the Ear. ‘list as if you wished to shut , out all '

lasts, \Va§;x, Pegs, Thfltds

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ERSON S using the Tele-En’ 1‘ Fm” Fm”

It does not ' 2 It gives as Ilomitsfifl - It Costa only _

us? .vIsvsi‘c“ss warsouis

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The hon. member refers_ to the Gov- weduw" for Summmide, r°mm_

consideratiu of the bill to be intituled “An Act the Legislature.” Hr. Macxsxzui.—I wish to say a

erumeat of Quebec and the charges

tion from the boodling of the late

against Mercier only to draw ofiatten.

age at twenty-five no injustice would be done. I move that the words “twenty-one” be struck out and the

ing earlyfhursdsy morning. on her way to Halifax. Freight carried at low rates.

Passengers’ Single Ticket, 50 cents; Return, 01.00. Apply to

other sounds. Do not PP939 i — = a i

too hard on the Ear. - ,. It is possible to talk and be

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siammi, mi ,0, ",4, in mg,’ ,,,.,,,, 5,4,, 0, g,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,._ 1,, on... in, ,,,.,,,,,, word “twenty-five” inserted in lieu W. W. CLARKE’ heard when standing back two , - ‘ = G n L 9*-‘ i“ ‘

the Opposition. He finds great fault with me for referring to his actions, audnedcubt it is unpleasanttohim to have his actions held up to public gaae. Sometimes a physician finds it necessary to administer a‘_,very.unplea. santdose to a patient___°nforder to save his life, I a surgeon finds it necessary topeobea wound orcttofia bone, but he does not do it to hurt the patient but to save his life. Such were my reasons for the castigaticn I gave my hon. friend,‘ I did it in sorrow of heart that he is such a truant boy, although I have been endeavouring for the last twenty-five years to instil lessons of wisdom into his mind. From the fact thathehasfelt the reprcofIadminis- tered to him, there is hope that he will improve. There are two or three ob- servations which he made that I can- not allow to go to the country. The hon member has on the present as on sev- eral cther occasions tried “to injure me in the eyes of my constituents by branding me as a religious incendiary. I hurl hack the charge as Ididon other occasions in the district, when he went about from house to house sow- ing the spoils of d'mcord and animosity. When he found he could not turn the people against me by any other means, he succeeded in turning some ‘of the people in that district against me by‘ making them believe I was .’ religious fanatic. When he held iii’. nice of Commissioner of Public Works he lavished money in the district and he spent six‘ months before the election getting names to his requisition, and

one of the Conservative ministers had to succumb to the inevitable, and to- day another minister,’ Sir‘ Adolphe Caron is charged with defalcations and when a member of Parliament makes a statement charging him withvfreud, they shirk an enquiry into the case. Af_ter _ all the bundling of Meflreevy, Rykert and others they refuse an investigation with the case of Sir A. Caron, but because Mercicr called himself . Liberal, they appoint- ed a committee of their own party, and would not give him a fair trial. But why should we be charged with the short comings of Mercierl We are not particularly interested in what is done in Quebec, but we have to pay a share of the expenditure by the Federal Government, and win find they are extravagant in every‘.-" direction. They haveadded $1000 a year to the salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court, an amount which will nearly equal the cost of this braiieh of the Legislature. I hope the jgim will never come when the people will regret the abolition of the House.»

The Clause was agreed to.

next clause was read. oi:

Mr.‘ Nicnonsox-’-This ‘provides for the constitution of the Body which ll totakethe place of both Houses of Legislature, and I think this‘. matter requires some discussion. The Bill provides for fifteen Councillors «and fifteen Assemblyman to sit". in one Chamber. There is no such distinction between the members sitting in’ one

thereof.

Mr. Donn——They tell us in the pres- ent day that it is only the young men who know anything, and perhaps it would be just as well to leave it at twenty-one.

Mr. Scsiiiorocii -I do not think it is necessary for a man to have a pro perty qualificatiortc be a‘ representa- tive, the electors are the'best judges of the man they want to represent

them. If they consider theirinterests are safe in the keeping . of a certain man whom they choose, it is immaterial whether he owns real‘ estate or not. There have been instances where some of the brightest intellects, men Q who’

of a property qualification. Men in the House of Commons of Canada do not require a property qualification, and it was not required by members of this House. Under British rule it is considered that when a man reached the age of twenty-one years that he is qualified to fill any position under the Crown. ' v

The clause was agreed to.

Several clauses were passed over.

Another clause was read and agreed to.

The President took the chair, and the chairman reported progress.

Mr. Sci-iingeour presented a petition asking for an Act of Incorporation of the Farmers’ Trading Association of Thra Rivers.

Read and laid on the table.

framed some of the best measures for _ the good of the country, were almost driven out of the Legislature for want

Agent.

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NOW ON \VAY-from Liverpool, G. B., for Shcdiuc via Soutis, P. E. l., and due at Souris about ioth of May. Barque Gulnare, laden with Salt. Persons at Souris, and vicinity requiring Salt would do well to correspogd wizh the undersigned. if FRIER, HARPER .5» co . , may6 2w Point du Cherie, N. 3.

Lessons in “Painting ~uii_ss ifgnisnotm

in MORRIS’ NEW BLOCK.

Orders taken for Painting in the differ- ent branches and Portraits. . Visitors welcome.

armies swoon

WILL giveleesrins_in ‘oi1,“'ciiina and’ , Water Color Painting at her Studio’ ‘ ‘ *

l §l.liB0l’g8 Pharmacy.

or three feet from the trans- mitter, if you about loud enough, but it is not a pleasant

tircly uunecessaiy, and is a useless waste of wind and lungs, besides being very an- noying tp all within range of your voice. , _

Ros ANGUS, Manager.

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outta; the Athlete or lnva-.

lid. Aeoinpleto Gvmnaslum.

‘rakes uphuiein. uurenoor

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lawyers. ole

and others is

for ill'd circular. U eng'e'

o. 1.. Down, scientific Ph

Culture. 9 East 14th at.. New

For Sale or To Let.-

HAT valuable property in Che. lcttetown

en, editors using it. Send no charge. ‘steal and V ark.

mode of conversation, is en- '

Iet dam

Othello, ‘ Atlanta Wilkes, Band enter to u Belle,

Bell Boy,-

Hinda Rose,

Palo Alto Belle, st Bel _ Bellflower,

Boll Bird.’

lis- by 30,000 physicians, —

Royalty, recently in possession of William Burhoe, knowd as the “Hermitage Farm," comprising about 48 acres 9! land. This farm is in a high state of cultivation, \ and, being well wat-:.red, is the most desirable ; property in the vicinity at Charlottetown. ' For particulars apply to "

DAVIES or HASZARD,

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Atlanta,

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Asian’ 2.20;. Sweetheart 2:22;.

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April 21- 1392.’

Solicitors.

MORRIS BLOCK.

Before receiving our Spring Stock of Drugs Chemicals, Soaps and Perform"-s we will cl- as‘ out the iernaining portion of our Winter‘: st ck ol Soaps, Pevfumcs. 'l‘niT.ct and Fancy Articles at grcatl-y reduced prices. Erglish, American, German and Canadian Soap: and perfumes always on hand, '

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TO THE FRONT AGA i

W

AM again at my old eta d, and L’ _ all orders in Bookbinding‘. « As Ilthal I‘?

Chamber in any Legislative Assembly workmanship second to none. aiteaulug

The House adjourned till ten o'clock W‘? ‘W 3l5° °'¢3ni"8 0'“ ‘"1? Wif-tel‘ -°*°¢3‘=

of Cigars. Tobacco, Pipes, ctc.. sol-ivers of :-

piices the lowest of any establishment iron

gotanumbertosigu by makingthoso NOW COMPLETE,

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false charges against me. I went out three or four weeks to canvassand wherever I met my hon. friend I brought him to book r for his statements, but he would not formulate his charges then. when he went among Roman Ca- tholicshetoldtheml was a fanatic, and when he went among Orangemen he told them I was a traitor. I have never tried to foment religious dis- cord, and I hope I will never hear anything more about this. I never canvassed a vote. I stated_ my plat- form and left the people free to vote for me if they thought proper. An- other charge he made against’ me is that lhad the party whip brought down on my back to make me vote for this Biil; but I can tell him there was no undue pressure brought to bear on me to induce me to vote for the Bill; and I doubt if a single member of the Iagislature knew my opiuio. s on the subject. We are losing one privilege by doing away with this House: that is the veto power. The hon. member talks of charges of but it is well known that when . bg :3 i1; thg Public Works Ofice there were hun- dreds of notices on the oaaé‘ noon. asking for detailed accounts freiithat

in the universe, and I do not ghink it is wiseto have two. sets of arch repre- senting the same constituenciesi I It seems very strange to have difl'erent designations for men occupying the same Legislative chamber. It is claim- Qqhat this is a protection to property bogeks, but I cannot see tbat_:i_t“.5is any protection whatever. I » caniiot see what diflerence it makes whether a man represents only property holders or both franchise voters and property holders.

Hon. Mr. Roosiu-His Honor says he does not think there is,‘ another Constitution like this in thefworld. We know that when the Americans framed their Constitution it not exactly like any other in exlsteiiee,yet- it h'as been found to work well‘. In the Leeward Islands they have a mixed Assembly sitting one Chamber- a number of men elected by tlfe people and a number appointed by thefigritish Then in Glad_a:tone’s Home Rule Ir‘e!land‘lie pro- have a Legislature parly elec- ted by the people and parly by the'Crown. we have a" [acute of ‘two Houses elected 1 lease bait to this is

one oi suspicious auisasusgn .It..ws_uld ,1.;i;a..,

of

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A Harry Hnsr.—We don't believe in keeping a good thing when we hear of it, and for this reason we take ’ l plea- sure in referring sufferers with Piles in any form, blind, bleeding, protruding, etc., to Bet-ton's Pile Solve, the

deal of suffering and inconvenience. Ap. 12. '92. ly ’

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.. caurswe INKS.

Every unbisssed and fair person admits the su ricrity of Carter's Jnks. One pond bcxeswere received on Saturday act. ‘ ' . I am in receipt of a number of compli- mentary testimonials, but for want of ‘pace I at present only publish the fol- lowingi " Oflco of Tim Tirvox Woonex llasturacrunsxo Co., . Charlottetown. P. E. I.. Kay 7, 1892.

'l‘lmo..I.. C ., mu, iui-zruul. lso Ageiit for Oartsi-'s

Dun 8n.—Weare in receipt of. a bronze ink-stand with a mic holder. is patent nickel- plate mnciltse ttle, aqua:-_t bottle of Car- :::.'....'*"=.=..ek "“’."

. » 0!]. ll our opinion, the ink-sthnd alone is we 1 worth the men , 1! we had no use for the

in ¢‘arter‘sl' k ‘ ld ‘ th t

nil:-lg it in oiir bhdiylottggwa. 3:2: torthepast seensnontha. loreomeyeami vloualy used -tat->rd's, and became so both in wria‘i:°raa'dlsl" ‘Iik“:'e"a:s fliiiii “.‘1.‘:.l' vlneedthatlt ‘as I is ill respects not Egg. ‘ggtofitllo, .a’I;t'l‘...ln oui'op'Inlon,less

raves wocnaa slalom. co. seospssd iupsstsrenso to interested litters! a.ma‘IiI.Ihstorer,cr his , 5.- = 9 .*rn-so.:n_,cssn

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use of -which will prevent a vast _

iiidch "pg-judwod in its savor would use no . other

This disinterested’ testimony." will be ‘

Including the above celebrated makes. Call and see, them.

13. K. JOST,

ltiorth Side Queen Square.

1

I AUCTION. I I

AM instructed to sell by Auction, on the

premises, on SATU RDAY, the 14th day of May, instant, at It o'clock. a. m.:- All that tract of land situate in the Com- mon‘ of I harlotteiown, being part of the Freeland Estate and lately in the possession of John J. Trainer, and marked Plots Nos. 8 and 9 on the plan of the Estate of R. G Fr} eland in the Commons of Charlottetown, containing one acre, three roads and sistea perches. Terms at tale. _ _ R. BEAIRSTO,