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THE DAILY EXAMINER

OCTOBER 2, 1899.

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: : es \ . & remarkable exhibition of

») and weakness—the equal.of which in, however, be found in the case of the recent vacancy in the Queen’s County} Judgeship — our Provinscial Gov- | ' ornment lias at length snd |

Ailornéy General. It is pretend

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Albion Notes savs: Mr Martin can give a ‘hearty shake hands” and he bas always a “genial emile,’,—and he might add

| “oreat patience with his opponents,”But if ;

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| Martin can claim it. ; It is likely that even ot the writer of Mount Albion Notes wil! ad- 5 mit this. However this may be, we al | sure that Mr. Martia will not deny him a | | hearty shake hands and a genial emwe,— | but no stimulant. The writer of Mount Albion Notes must go to the other side for ' that. BEL?TAST. tarily gave way in favor of Mr. D. A. Me- liitilintin Kinnon. [his pretence is ridiculous im) 7, i, reported that Mr. David P. Irving view of the fact that the Hon. Anthony | wine nomsinnted at the Like Shwtn tee McLaughlin “put his foot down” ‘a St. | Peters district and that Mr. Arthur Peters, | (). C., bad not the ghost of a chance of |

election in either Fort Augustus or Belfast, | We can readily understand that Premier Farqnbarson may have preferred Mr. Arthur Peters, . Cc ;

Mr. Arthur Peters, Q. C.

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| jects of Mr. Anthony McLaughlin, M. L. |

| had to be discarded. lawyer at Premier Farquharson’s disposul

clean hands” even for the short perio that may elapse before an election. But} a nice little arrangement of that kind

would interfere with the ambitious pro-

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be Master of the Farquharson Adminis-| ik 14 r I ]

A., M.E. C., who has proved

tration ; and so Mr. Arthur Peters, Q. 2.,| The only available was Mr. D. A. McKinnon. It is not likely that Mr. McKinnon rejoices ia the fact that be is the last resort of a dis- comfited and discredited adminisiration. Mr. McKionon is an easy-going gentle- man, content in the receipt of the fees

obtained as a Law Agent in P. E. for the Dominion Government.

| Island He would not risk the result of an election in the Murray Harbor district if he could help it. Literally, he has been forced to | accept the office of Attorney General in | order of the Government might be prolonged fora few months, and that Premier Farquharson might not be compelled to give up the reins before an election and during a recess of the Legis- lature. The position into which he has thus heen driven is not aa enviable one. He must goto thecountry. Mr. Fred Peters leave Fort Augustus unrepresented retire to British Columbia. The Belfast district may be lefc without a re-

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presenttive. But the Attorney-General must at once face the intelligert electors of Murray Harbor. He will do so as the

false to principle—as in the case of the Charlottetown license law,—ard false to the pre-election promise to ‘* make ends meet”—as witness the public debt ard liabilities of upwards of a million of dol- lars; be will do so as the scape-goat of a Government which has so mismanaged affairs that even the suffering lunatics at Falconwood have cause to cry “out with them .”

MT. ALBION’S VISITORS.

Tue writer of Mt. Albion Noter, in The Patriot, evidentiy has great faith ia stimu- lants atelection. Jn this he isin unison with his party. Mr. Martin needs no Stiavlant. The consciousness of doing his duty to his Province and his constit- uents is his best recommendation. The

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held on Saturday. But it is not stated that Mr. Irving has accepted the nomina- Mr. Irving is said to be an astute If so, he will think

entering the list as a chawpiou of

tion. twice before the moribund Farquharson Administration against such an opponentas Mr. A. A Mc- Lean. Mr. Mclean is a native of the Belfast district, in close and constant touch with its people,and highly popular ;

and he is, at the same time, resident at the

; seat of the government where he will al-

ways be at hand to promote Belfast's inter- ests, Under present conditions the peo~ ple of Belfast are likely to {prefer hiin to

| any nominee of those who continue to

follow Premier Farquharson. At any rate, it will test Mr. Irving’s ingenuity ard consistency to justify tothe public those who, pledged to make ends meet, have incurred debt and liabilities amounting to a million of dollars, and those who pledged to prohibitioa have licensed the liquor

ceglers of Charlottetown.

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HOW NOT TO DO IT.

Tue Federal Governmeat has sent the new winter steamer Minto to the danger- ous coast of Sable Isiand at a season when'the weather is likely to be boisterous; and it keeps the old winter steamer Stan- Jey idle in Charlottetown Harbor, though there is important work for her to do. About a month ago, the buoy at West Point went adrift. The Stanley was sent after it, and the buoy was taken on deck and brought to Charlottetown. It ie still bere ; andas no notice of the, loss of the buoy has been given steamers and veser ls passing our coast are not unlikely to go ashore at West Point. The cause of the long delay was said to have been the want of an anchor. An anchor was obtained from Halifax and has, we are informed, been lying at the Steam Navigation Com~ pany’s wharf for upwards of a week. Still the Stanley continues to Jie idle at Con- nolly’s wharf. Another example of How Not To Do’ It!

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—The new Attorney General cught to turn bie attention at once to violators of the Canada Temperance Act,

—Mr. Tarte denies that he said toa re- porter of Tne Montreal Star, “It is very wrong to buy votes, when you don’t require them.”

—The Conservatives of Antigonish County have nominated Mr. E. L. Gerrior, barrister, as a candidate to the House of Commons.

—There bas been added to the many

writer of*Mt, Albion Notea”’should not for- get that if Mt. Albion bas a daily mail, the fact is, in a great measure, due to the pers severance and tact of Mr. Martin. The

railway and bridge to which he refers as if they were already built are only yet in embryo. But when the smoke of party policy is cleared away, and those works are completed, every unbiased man will give

causes Jong existing another reason for the early going of the Laurier Government. The contemplation of its way of doing things, werking on the mind ofa contribu.- tor to the Regina West, has produced a “Retrogressional,” of which the following is a sample :— Sir Wilfrid ‘said :—‘‘Your smash ; The tax on implements must go ;” He smiled—then sold us for hard cash To Maseey-~ Harris, Frost & Co.

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Mr. Martin credit for doing a great deal for both of them. As the writer of Mount

The sunny eieiler’s words were rot ; He soon forgot—he soon forgot.

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ESTREMFD EXCHANGES.

Montreal Gazette: Sir Wilfrid Laurier is now honorary Lieutenant-Colonel of the 9th Battalion. The 9tu was one of the corps that went up to the Northwest in 1885 to fight the Saskatchewan rebels, in whose cause Sir Wilfrid once expressed his readiness tocarry a musket. Hisaccept- ance of his new position would go to indi. cate that he has forgiven his loyal com~ patriots,

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—In connection with the general elec- tion talk it is to be remembered that Sir Wilfrid Laurier in 1891 condemned as irregular and unconetitctiona) the dissolu- tion of Parliament before the expiration of its full term. The Montreal Gazette re- marks that “as he has made a reputation in power as & man whoee acts never agree with his words, it isclear that a dissolution of the present Parliament before ite term is out is within the probabilities if not the certainties.”

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OCTOBER 2nd 1899, FROM 8P M TO 10P M

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