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—that pe: scheme respecting which ho has taken so much the Opposition Would follow the courteous and grueeful ex-| years, and during ihat peziod ther incurred a dubt of uat nore thas that they did vot intend to t an : daca a : | ; : :, ‘ : i y measures to |escaped unhurt, while be made the commencement! was made to th : credit to himself for ormyinating. He charges the present) ample set by the leaders of the Opposition ia the Assembly — = — b ae te git hgitinases besides poy office as the iv ste’ nese . oe — tbe indiords. Cael ingle, poutentieatte that tude vm vivid eine ite (roverument with net providing means to weet the expenses of Nova Scotia, who waived all diseussion on the address, ig the Legislative Couneil 7 oe : eee ix, that as soon us Coles vets in, Pope | ts out; and sete ae pel ticaniaen were . a

, . } ’ 7 ; the system which led to the embarrassment in i isti ing i 3 vine which it entails upon the Culony. This was his duty, not purposing to meet the measures of, the Government as they fon. Mr. HAVILAND-~I must inform the hon. member that the | the public finaneos emanated from politieal oppo- ae ee rei Sr cke ae ee : soot Ire aa darkest par ot eat , : wer | It Wasin the midst of battles, mei

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ours. He introdaged the bantling into the world, and should | aos Rat, Me. Chairman, the leaders of our Opposition | accounts for the pur . in the juurual Sir, i i , which i . t on hould!: i fut, Mr. Ch , th purchase of the Worrell estate appear ia the juariad) nents. Sir, if the policy of the party which intro- vell na towards all W ial e mae on *riverand ox timmy —

have provided fur its support. He should bave seen that) have been so jong concocting their schemes sedis tha Go. | Of 1855, and therefore have nothing te do with the comparative state- | duced the preseut syeteui of Education has been free. eee ‘eee oan os er world was stil} ment 1 made, which dated from 1856. found by their succeasors in office to be wreng,| N. Well, nuw, my triend, haying ascertained so inva. a ledges - of a British ing * it seat, an bee

the taxation imposed wan e equirewents of the) ve , if the +n 1855 i aaa — ae : i wy a = the . a . ot 2 j Vernmeut, age il they did uot promulgate them without loss Hon. Mr. COLES—Well, if the money was expended in 1855 it) I cannot for a moment allow the excuse that | many of your enlightened aud uuvared views, I am | block fe wos - d laying hie y ; aud the remark of the hou, leader of the Govern. of time, they would meet the fate of the frog in the fable.| was saved in other years. The hon, member has boasted of Treasury | because their predecessors had introdaced the desirous, ere we part, to bave your opiniou ou the | Duke of IL A = 3 mangled remainsng ment in this House was correct when he siatod that the eoan-! They could not wait tll the Various matters came up before} Warrants being now at par, and cites that fact as a proot ot public} aystem, they incurred vo responsibility, if they | Land Couunission, and more especially that part of of his honse—it oa = te, aid 4 ‘ contidence in his Government. Well, Sir, the reason why the War-| «lowed it to operate unchanged to the disadvan- {24 OF 12 connection with which the “ Laud Spy ”’ | quis of Momross had letheentioal . on

try was led wo undemiaud that the assessment would meet! the House. Hat, Sir 1 can tell the hon. leader of the Op- i Edinburgh ’ ' \e Sects tatenall bir Chi take ; ; ad Rie . t : : tok i system was adopted. I mean the information got | of Edi 7: ; ants issued by the late administration were at one time at a discount} tuge of the country. It is uotsufficient for the up by means of Whitman, who passed himaelf off . - 7 your Uuiversity cone eeth her

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the expenditure. / position, in answer to the siur he threw out against the Go ; tg ine ' . pane On */ was, that when the Bauk was established, some £30,000 were re-| Government to say to the party opposed to them, : i nad Hoa, Me COLES.—The means provided were sufficient ;| veromeut this morning, when he said that the wain object of | quired to be into its vaulta, hat necessarily depreciated the | “ You inaugurated the a sa: now bears eee ee ee, eet tee nee Re reading of this extract should crimaey but the understanding was not that the law. assessment the majority was to wake the debate oo this question and | Warcants. Instead of a diminished revenue, the Government, 1} 80 heavily upon all the revenues of the Colony; | while our Tory Government afforded Bina Geena sine thore gentlemen who are wit would cover the expense. alj others as short as possible, that we are prepared to meet —- _— have shewn andaé@rease, The farmera have had| we do not intend to trouble ourselves about it. | with fuel and light, inthe Colonial Building, under | bora by sapeiegtior the Bes deceive their neigh, . ’ . ° Foy bs r i i i q »j * i a ; 5 7 seere 5 . 2 e Hon, Mr. LONG WORTH. —If tho assessment was not! him on any and every public question which may come up rae ails he hi —_ Pee peice Gor ee promace, and] It muy take its oe Ite coutinnange may in- }the oer Mr. Seeretary Pope, and found him|a system whieh perseen Pg ae te directors of : offe ld , That the } ; ; ; rs when sack is the ease, the revenue receives a proportionate increase. | yolye thecountry in ruin, but we will perpetuate also a clerk assistant in the person of Mr. Bevan? | hoodwinks and enslaves th = = i eatheteut it should bave been. hat the bon. member should for discussion. It may suit that hon. member to make! I am glad to hear that the affairs of the Stanfield estate have afford-| itas a blot upon your name.” Hon. mempers on B. Well, I am really sorry you have put such «| the understanding, and a ¢ ki introduce a system not commensurate with itself shows his charges against the present Government,but in his conscience 6 so mich oe to re but it appears that upto} the other side may consider that such treatment sorae gph Hay os ~~ — — mm he 4 the mother of devotion.” ~— MebOrae8 ig ; the present time but £300 have been received from it. What por- t , > very iey i : AMon entertained by Any disinterestec I hay ' ! ed fro at por-| of such a matter may be very good policy in &) honest man in the Island, whether freeholder or ave the honour to remain : .

policy to be defective. To render him entitled to the oredit) he knows that if the conduct of this Government were path ii ie tit property has | A tein teed dat ts Caveliie sot of view. & & ial y. whieh tedueiniie eeesiven he dhesld have devised means : vate ad aie ion of that property has been sold has been disposed of to favorites party point of view, but the financial stato of the | ie + a : Tle our obedient ¢ genera y . a ¢ should have dev ¥ neans | into the seales acrainst that of the last,his side would speedily of the Government. Parties residing in the neighborhood, on appli-| Colony demands the serious attention of members oon There See oe in A. MDOX equal to the sapport o e system for all tine, he sum kick thebeam. The hon. member found fant with the Speech cation, were told that the land was not for them-—that it was intend-| on both sides of the House; and I trust that when fet in such detestation and can in all ae St Dunstan's College, Peby. 28th, Lsiz aD, raised by the tax imposed under the provisions of the Lill) because it contained no allusion to the Volunteer movement, | ¢d for parties resident in Nova Scotia. As it seems, Sir, that the | thelhnatter shall be fairly and legitimately before |#od in all countries—ex an ae ae P ’ p I on to r move | pe te ni , hethna y legitimately before | + uitries—call bim approver, spy, LLE which the bon member iatroduced was less than & L000, | j lle 1s rather dificult to please ou this as on a good any — : naa Hd ses = pana Bhd eB Pn _ — enele S hen Sass Wee gre mew Dass on ys Mie eh a = So sume eae -

" ‘ : : : ; expected Award will soon be received aud laid before the House | attention. For the reasons I | riven, Mr, | loathsome and despised personage wherever he| A fasty old Bacheler wi vdout that at the time the measure became jaw the necessity | other subjec > whe seated . oe ae _—— : ae ae: GER, SSE. ts ; ae eee ; © Wishes to = ee goed an a . aw on ae sity | othe r subjects, for wheu the Subject was introduced into the ‘aud country. ‘The relereuce ty opposition in the Honse of Assembly} Chairman, I intend to support the amendment; | 50°: He is the ~ og of the despot—the agent of} lege for Young Ladies, an institute for Kn.

@ aot exis much large assessment, as the expenses) Speech last year he was so dissatisfied with the subject that | in Nova Scotia, made by the hoa. member for Georgetown, was not) but if the majority will atike ont the paragraph oe te id ¢ tempter of the depraved—the | Seience, Jn hia prospectus, lh by. 4 of vducation then did not exceed £9000; but they far ex-| be branded the Volunteers as being an Orange faction, He} very appropriate. The leading public question in that country, is| which attributes to the Edueation system the |i isto bis ced, Seclommeeed OF deck Mut itd | @ Professor of Roast and I ceeded this amount belore the party weut out of power, there-| opposed the Lill for their organization, and he voted against! the Rusiway poliey of the Government, as the Land Question is with | excess of expenditure over revenue, T will have | wherever there is hypocrisy with power coslaall Pastry und Sweetmeata, a ¥ fore it devolved upoo the hoa member to devise some scheme the grant which was pro osed for them ; but, Sir, on that! wii Mr. Juhuston, the jeader of the opposition, thought it not worth | ue objection to votefor it. The statement in the |such u character will be generally found Hur | Least, and a special Profi to weet the increasing expendi Wi “nade ml eee ; ee ee eens » Sr, OF That) wiile to get up a diseussion which Would uot lead to any result. The} Address that it is impossible to keep the outlay | whether the employers or the onglapes are moat | te® In a branch Callege

mee ci g expenditure. 1@0 the present Go- | oeeasion he was left ina miscrable fragment of a minority. | hou, newber, Mr, Longworth, fies stated that the Hon. Joseph Pope | commensurate with the income, imposes the abso- | be despised and ‘detested, I am not at present] this, he would sugges verument cawe into power the annual cost of Mducation was! But, Mr. Chairwan, [ was uot alittle surprised and amused | ¥"* of opinion that it was not good policy to impose an amount of | lute necessity of © ther reducing their expenditure about to « ecide. I wish, however, to remark, ere | Management, a Chairef Bu some £14,000, aud the sum raised by assessment had con-| at the new character in which be exhibited himself this morn- taxation equal to the current expomes of the year. That opinion} or increasing the tariff ateell Senaa old saying, that “ when rogaee |ing, and » Tutor of Ironing snd Wi ioay, perhaps, be safely aeted upon in countries possessing responsi- W. M. Howe, Reporter, | Wane honest men come by their own ;” then if| should also be ocossiousl lectures om

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sidurably decreased on accoant of tho purchase of two large! i He appeared, fors . wi re ti reverse wae © Of CWO marge | tag. e appeared, forsooth, as a teacher ot Koglish gram-| j}o°departmental goverument, as in Great Britain; but 1 can assure We take the reverse, when such characters unite | Receiving and E tertaining ' ate : } ' . . » 5 oe depi 1 uy se, ae i ; B a i , ‘ iv ir machinations her ki Ired En Company estates by the late Administration. At present the expense} mar, Hie complained of the style of the paragraph before} the hou. membor that when Mr. Pope was a mewber of the Govern- ae ase oc aaaeae ae a ay i == i subjects. i ™) , ie ce ve tl poo ones pan o Te . «a SUMMARY. obtaining either justice or fair play under ‘a When this instution goes inte

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‘ ea » i neke ’ 1 sealed . U8 LADPOTLLLY Pluie Work Luc Liveriuis were in votver vicd “tex cese of expe huure over r > . tweende ber’ on =< . The ' a . pure v fexpeud.ure over revenue wasedustantly incveasiig - aed! was nex ly sight’ years in power cadthe Protestanes / 1¢ poptiar «element of the constitution was eepe-| notre was Cesigned for your papet

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is about £17.000, and the consequence is as stared in the) us. Well, Sir, whoever will take the trouble to look at the} ment, he was

Address.a diffeulty to keep the expenditure of the Colony amendment to that paragraph will come to the conolusion, | — aaah uae ae Gunner ane See - a as ~~ SaTurpay, Ist March. | circumstances? the girl who graduates with honor in ; . : Ost and Cons oual > 8 _, *

within the receipts, I advance nothing agains the system that so far from having beeu abroad wheu the leader of the| hall not aay aagttteg! bal a seh saknaiietional eens } pe eee ee o hornton, aud Messrs. ee ee ee a wan ye ae —— ital; all I say i, the hon. member shoul i have based it Opposition peuped that precious document, the soboolinaster | existed since the Conoession of Responsible Government. Some ex- nee a caer thas sve ey appointed a EDUCATION AND THE CHURCH. choice of all the frosing, upou s policy that would have borne it through all the must have been locked in, and vory securely too. As to the) Cum” mis! - a a po — re the priu- | “Hon. Col. Gray from the Joint Committee of wae Gri, whe sun, up in the face sors and waves ot existence. tHe should not seek to blame! deficiency of the revenue, which he wakes a ground of cen- | ae a ee ae = ae ee eneerene both branches of the Legislature, reported an Ad- To tux Eprron or rue Proresrast. audience, and proudly claim her

the present Mujority if they have been unable to meet the’ sure against us, [ have not the slightest unwillingness to | ings with a Tanjority ‘of ouly two, the Rcturally feit that if le of — — a 1 a peanry 20 Se oi as oo aot toate picens beoss she dewauls of a systew which be claims to have originated, aud, contrast the excess of expenditure over revenue for the three! them took office and went back fer eleetion, some might not “The Seas per ory tee nce Sr ape sani Every person who is acquainted with history and | by the rash of eager applicants san

Which they have done their utmost to nurture and mature. ears during Whieh the present Government has been in power,with | be returned. | ‘Tho essence of Res sible Goverameut is the privi-| to, ix as follows :— Y SGROON | Who does not wish to be numbered amonget illi- | young lady whose demeanor in the

Hiow. Mr, CULES. —They have only increased its expense. '!* last period of the same extent, while that hon. member held the | lege It gives the peopie of expressing their opinions va the policy of pone agitators,” must confess that the Popes have | year had Fa most commendable. tr Mr. LONGW an , reins. when he the Government, by a re-election er rejection of its principal officers.| TO ‘THE QUEEN’S MOST EXCELLENT ever beeu the zealons friends of Christian freedom | dance bad been most -10u. Me. LONG ORTH.—Y¥ es, | say mature the edu. a — fhe hon. member stated that if a farthing were added to the taxes, MAJESTY. c of thougt and of the cultivation of the mind. Such | burned the fewest loa penctnal eation law, which at firet was very defective, but us it stands Was monarch of all he surveyed, | I would ery out against it, Sir, it is a bad rule which will not work | yf. % } belug the cuse, it is not # little surprising that in nd made wes, spoiled the 8 : ; When his mgt there was none to dispute.” eS a ee ee we OST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN ; this age of boasted enlightenment there are found | ™ greasy the fewest soups and

at present oo the statute book improved by the majority of| a. both ways. ‘The late Goverament added 1} per cent. to the tariff, to We. ¥. ab cae . Exlivors of Journals, and even oflice-bearers of Lite. | #00uld receive a pewter stew pan from

this louse it is a eredit to the Colon ahe Act is about Phe present Government, since it has been in power, has expended! meet the deficiency of the revenue. Then a great ery was raised). )' } a, Majesty's faithful subjecte, the Le- | rary Institates, who so far expore their i tits oe lege, and an instant j fe

as pertect as it can be, b : +7 “ah age ee | £27042 Ws. 74d. more than the Revenue, and Mr. Coles and his| against us. We were charged with oppressing the people by an im- gislative Vouneil and Ifouse of Assembly of the | as fo insinuate that the Catholic Chureh Volds that munity. from the eum.

' b be, = he great hiatus is the deficiency Cevernment expended £26,745 J2s. 14d. more than the Revenue | moderate taxation. That addition has enabled the present Govern- Island of s?rince Edward, in Parliament convened, |“Iynorance is the mother of devotion!’ The! In that College we shall

i the weans ot support. Tne hon member would be delight-! during the last three years of their tenure of office. Yet with those | meut to defray a portion of the expense of education. When the beg Jeave to approach Your Throne with senti- | Popes have, indeed, established the ‘ Index Expur- prayers, morning devotions at the

ed if we should Lik pose & heavy tax to meet this want; but, figures betore him, he presumes to get up and lecture the Goverumeut Liverals went into power, the revenue of the Colony was about £2, heat of loyalty and attachment tw Your Royal gatorias’ for on purpose of combatting and sup-| and Toast; instead of midda: y

did we under : 1s oe Sect ep Mud tell us that we ave not competent to manage the finanees of the 000, aud when they went out, it hadincreased some £20,000. At that |* °°". : pressins, as much as possible, the licentionsness of ; ’ ‘

ao . ; take this responsibility, he would be the first to Colony. If he will take the trouble to exauune the accounts, he will/ time education cost between £13,000 and £14,000. "Witsdeaonens It is with unfeigned sympathy that we tender the Press, by which—to use the words of the ‘ Pro- -_ eee soup, ‘and fowls,

ery vul aymiast us for piaciug burdens upon the people. find how the different balances arose, and he will diseover that the| consequently paid the whole charge’Of education, and left £6000 ap-| © Your Majesty our heartfelt Condolence at the ee ee of the 12th instant—* Religion Seale pon Me gems

The Comnuitiee arose and the house adjourned, present Goverument has more to show for our expenditure than he| plicable to the general purposes of Government. The members of the untimely death of His Royal Highness Priuee the ts oo Sal an av eae wae. unravelling the ote for an boar oe ‘0 D. Latp, Reporter. | #4 fer his, We have bought the Selkirk Estate acd Lot O4. present Government argue that the proceeds of the laud tax should Albert, Your Majesty's illustrious and beloved noblest wel peo rt taal ae inte. ponee ote anion ool Sty ‘ Hou, Me, COLES—We purchased the Worrel Estate, cover the expense of education, That is absurd; it was never dreamt Consort ; aud it 18 our siacere prayer that in this |to minister at the altars of folly and page Then the girl who ean dinner Monpay Agrennoon, Feb. 24. | Hon. Mr. HAVILAND—Yes, but not within the last three nin it would be most unfair to lay all the burden of the educational trying and inseruteble dispensation of Divine | He ly Seriptares—given by inspiration, preserved thouglt accomplished = * wil be Hon. Mr. LONGWORTH M akin ' a of your power. Every farthing of the amounts paid for the two pro-| system upon the owners of land, because many receive benefits of Providence, Your Majesty and Your llinstrious by miracle—have been not merely misapplied, but| bad French, and wens Italian, wil ee oe » Me, LONGW H.—Mr. Chairman, when the wities we bought will be repaid, which we all know is more than | Hat system who own no land, and theretore it is but just that the Family may receive all the comfort and eonsola- arraigned before the bar of human curiosity and fool, , deewed 4

House adjourned this forevoou, [ had been replying to the can be expected in the ease of the Worrel Estate. I was, Sir, balance should come out of the general revenue. As to the gr {tion which the Almighty in His benignity ean tortured into a sceming testimony against their own , ‘

: Ae, I vas, | ad dont oe hes ® grant for rt fam most righteous and stringent principles.” The young lady who ean invite ber lover to seatements put forward by the hon. the Leader of the Op- | astonished at the course of the hou, gentloman on the subject of the | Tepes nung the Island at the great Exhibition, the hon. member, Mr. e = ‘ spe tee Senda —— muffins of her own baking, and bread aoa position, aud I flatter myself bis arguments have been fully cost of the Educational system of the Island. He blames the Go-| aoe -_ ae po that the Government have done a tall peaks — pa gl © dovetpd sub- ty with the attianet tee iidltae of ae ee made herself, will be an eligi whi the

‘ “ een > the nator $ RR aie . daealaa «| * 4 , s . ‘ “s : rts r 2 . ax » dex 2 : a ‘ * ’ ligible i met. Ltis unnecessary that [ sould enter into the various Meg st hee wh iad Patan tee —_ of tee - mi of) ie Coated ~ gape re me ane at e oer, te erat of His Beyel Highaees, ant ein ai eatenduhy as ere that the Popes, in establishing se itty wasted years in time weil : : " : _ | When be has ever vaunted elf the author. Ob! what narrow-) 6) : a. oe ho at all untii the) eee aa the Index Prohibitory, w tuat : og | OVET or i

details of pub.ic expeuditure adverted to by that gentleman, min led, miserable political charlatanry for sneh complaint to emanate | Charlottetown Debating Club took up the subject. They did not do event ty be a loss irreparable to the Nation, and best matleninn, "ihe No. of my! — with oem te ited be an os it as Many opportunities of auswering him wore fully and from such a source! I believe he would have been but too happy it | Sustoe ° the people of the Colony ; instead of making & bargain with The Address in answer to the Speech, whieh | Wesleyan’ from which I have atready quoted, con- | — relic of the old days of fol effuctually, thau would be appropriate now, will arise during the ate it inal crushed the system, Had such been che case, | 0 ee ee _ down with the despateh, and ssed last evening, was presented to His Excel- — oe on “The aonises Literature of the incomprehensible etunedity. "fhe ait =

‘ : . } . e would hear long and lotr repet f + aspirati F . sive © people ) 3 . icles > ey i . »’ whic , 2 Ou iy : tt s

the Session. ‘The Government is quite prepared and ready — ; 7 i a st ~ cealen : ‘f saan a i Sens 2 might hanatiliteel = tromineiie® “This he cheng nee Beg Wt edperapedhocacensemggran, nan dail This thus ppenreteating ena Senae levine a lovers, while

eo mess. aun dhe 2 , ; " ame ( ay , When ” expressed the Lope t bal t ie diy would speedily | Oaloni s . 48 Course Was adopted in other Mr Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of As- MAES r one who can only flirt will belett a y : ge Or msinuation which tay be brought arrive When every man, woman and child.in Prinee Edward Island | vlonies. soe sembly; It requires*no tedious research, or labored argu-| flower. The young woman who

agaiust it. Whew the adjourameut took place, Iwas endea-! would be able to read and write. I will new read some of the ex.) Hon. Mr. LONGWORTH—Not in Newfoundland. er , , _ | ment, to prove thatthe emanations of the press in our | mend, will be sought, and the 72 vouring to sbow that it iy became the Leader of the Uppo- traordinary items of expenditure connected with the various branches | Hon Mr. COLES—Newtounudland is in a very different situation I receive your Address with much satisfaction, oy omiiehy at variance with the merciful desi who pretends only to play ond agen ; _- sition to attribute blame to the Government on dihiaiad of of the public service since we held the reins of Government, in order | aoe tals ome rn he manufactares. Tradesmen and farmers oe — oe for the anserance of assistance Sorwies in Shenton privteees olan ae be set aside ina corner, and left to her own pri-

7 to show how we have exceeded the Revenue. ‘The additional Master | Ve complained of the shortness of time which ee ish C publi ea] rohi whunperings : ,

the charge hurne ou the Revenue tor Education. The present to the Normal Sebool, £120; the repairs and enuvenehiia ae to prepare for the Exhibition. Several farmers er ee - You may rely on my desire te co-operate with Emin Church, by piling m nant pve = tnnCoen. and beart-breakings. Logk out syste of Edueation originated with that gentleman. We, Priaee of Wales College, £716; the extra salaries of the Professor | tase the samples of grain seut are pot of us good quality as could ro 7” - ener ~ - fee good. ing evil ; though how tur its Index und Bulls or ” ‘ i may say, inherited it, and it became our duty to improve! and the Master of the College over that of the Masters of the old| have been procured, Mr. Holm obtained leave of absence till Mon- | counteract its tendencies, is a question which we To THE Eprror or ry E sata Tap Gp pueda dahnld wok Gat cule peédinen va peovide ve Academy, £298; the Laud Commission expenses, £723; taking the Mr. Beer—I do not intend, Mt. Chairman, te follow the last} day afternoon. will not undertake to decide, It is certain, how- 4 THE E: sOurves 7 ores NCe tO Provide NEW | Consus, £58; the Selkirk Estate, £13,937 16s. 7d.; Lot 54, speaker through his various statements. I merely intend to refer to| _ Hon, Mr. Haviland introduced a general Act |°¥°" that in an age which witnesses an almost Sin—The letter from Mr. W. HL.

urves vi revellue Lor its support. tad we done so, the hon. | £3006 9s. su.; interest oa the balance of Selkirk Estate, £342 Js, | the compurative statement of revenge and expenditure for the sepa-| for the naturalization of aliens ; also universal willingness to pander to the public taste, | f Mr. Job, Bevan, bbe .

reatlewen would at ouce tase the credit of having introduced Ol. the reception of the Prince of Wales, £3000; the Voluutecrs, | nie — . 3 yom, of the late and present administration, as} | A Bill authorizing limited liability in partner- uit ta tae mamas tae he ene weinmaat llamar dey gy view the system, and at the same time blaze the Government for £400% repairs to the three County Jails, £952; grant for the luter| made by the hon. member from Georgetown. By that it appears | ship. —the Index whicl i rd nd] Seneonenatd Col. Secretary from incurring unnecessary expense. When the late Government national Exhibition, £500; increase ot 6 members to the House of} that in the last three years of the late Government, the aman iture| Both were read a first time, and ordered for a! its contaminated Linnehan "aad Geeta we knowledge of Mr. Wightman being bere, went out of power, th : i f the E oa | Assembly, £600; loss of Land Tax on Selkirk and Lot 54 Estates, | exceeded the revenue by about £27,000, without their having purchaned second reading on Monday. tween what is puerile and what is valuable, would ing interuxtion tor the Land Coumnissioners, ost £14 4g » the operation of the ‘ducational system | £200; inerease on Education for three years, £6000; amount charged | 29Y land. The present Government show an exess of about the Hon Col. Gray presented a petition from cer- | necessarily be the ras n of a system more am _statement in the ia = 4, . That amount bas since increased £3000. against preseut Government in 1859, but which was spent by Mr. | sme amount, but out of that sum, they can shew about £16,000 paid tain inhabitants of Murray Harbor, praying an energetic, wise, and charitable, than that which had infortied me that he, Mr. '

hese ticvs, Sir, in my opinion, fully justify the allusion in Coles’s Goverument in 1557 and 1559,aud ought to have been charged | tor the purchase of land. This proves to my satisfaction that, if the | #!teration in the standard of grain—received and claims as its Head the unfortunate Vontiff of the M a requesting all publie officers te. he Speech to the subject of Education. [¢ is impossible to te them as appears by the Report of the Commtttee on Pablic Ac- late Government had continned in office for the last 3 years, the debt laid on the table. aera ar. [22° source so long and signally Will : ightinan such information as he eoutinue the prese a alae : —— . counts in Is6v, £5600, making in the whole the sum of £37,000 or of the Eslaud would have been £20,000 more that it is at present. Also, Circular Despatch, announcing the death Sede 7 with b essing has been transformed into a) W1U yuo please insert alse the letter of Mr. T.M. b @ peusent sysieu——to keep the expeuditure witata | £ 10,000 more than the debt we are charged with by the Leader ef | The prune Government ice, in uly opinion, entitled to the thankwyof of Prince Albert. : oreny eae Sinker i oe gee epee eo — . ry present when the couversation the income, without » vhauge 1m the tariff. ‘The hon. gentle. the Opposition. Beside these facts, 1 ask the honorable saember to! the Country. [ now, in accordance with tle rule we sdopted, He alse reported joint Address to the Lieuten- | evil nore formidable is this en : can anes ote the PO i io Mr. Besan and myself, and let tian referred to the Prince of Wales Uoilege. The question contrast the evedit of the present Govermment with that of which be move that the Speaker take the Chaiz. aut Governor, requesting -him te forward their | which are combined in undying bu Silty, eloquamen eaoned M *? — = a Bovas ties coeseetiy of the catalilideshans of thas teteaticn bas bees belore the| Leader iv 1550. Where was then the confidence of the | The House adjourned. Address of Cundolenee to Her Majesty. jintellect and philanthropy ; yet thy Toots of hel seal he ure eo question by saying he never Howse im preVigus sessions ; it Was coustituted by ait Act of ee 5 yaaa Pai a a tration! At that tune ‘Treasuey Warrants! TvEsDAY, 2th Feb. | _oeeees | deadly ~~ of : site lsaresnes, bocvaas partially anal vonsiuaehaie senna warrant the state cig . ; Oustit an Act OF were ata ruinous discount—at a discount which was a rebberv of Hon. Speaker laid the table s 5 chin ti em ee — vbscured under the surface of fashion or expec jen- & * made,

the Legisiature atid the necessary funds were voted fur its! every schoolmaster. contractor, aad public officer in the Colony. ‘The aaa S t rahe ue “~ & engy of the R ‘port a the Com- | jcy, are allowed to derive nourishment from socicty Yours, &e.,

support. It in eneagh for the Gor aieaie Cemeneeninh tlt Shah dem. anie re : FS rs nissioners of the Asylum fur the deaf wad duinb, in Ualifax, Nova t jt the expense of our social happiness and domestic GEORGE COLES. \ 1¢@ Government, therefore, to!" it of that day bad to seek the solace of Jew 3” Alley, | Seotia. italia | neace.......Loaoking out on the t Bot me let X zrep

lect uny charge counected with the College, by saying that 7 - ’ a“ ,a mi rehaat oi Hatitax 74 per cent as diseoanton arate Committee on the Address resamed. ‘ For pan ExaMing a ns |Vilization, We see no vource <leipiy tat Verne oe ounmmaiay

it is in suecessful operation. When the bon gentleman A foere-wl ° - a thereeee thonsands vf pounds lying veady for ine} Hou. Mr. COLES—Mr. Chairman, the bon. member for the vity NOTES OF oe = = : of dissipation not excepted—which is surrounded | Dean Sir,

Gets te daeicseece . ? ’ ae . ut in Watrauts at par, and, I believe, a small premium coud (Mr. Deer) stated that the late Government would have spent in the | NOTES OP A TRAVELLER. Ly anere iusidiynsness and fat. temptations than} It hay been stated on the floor of the House

liffer £ Maprove@ment upon the old Academy I beg to; * ‘es , aa . Phe Government heed adduce no stronger proof that | last three years £20,000 more than the preaent Goeverument have | ( Continwed .) the corrupt productions of the veneral ee sembly by the Hon, Mr. Coles, that ‘ ead differ from him, and | have uo doubt that a personal visit a ee t or ae in their administration of the public) done, had they remained in offiee,, I do «ot know. on what facts be | _N. Bat, pray explain to me how you think we ag cage Co +. te —— Chu a | you had reen « Jetter from the A

; : . -" amairs of tie istand, e r. Chairm: ; me fe awiee | baal a eee ; * > | 7 1 a z ¥ : i : would have the effect of induci og bim to change bie opinion. | him ie ‘ S _ er a a <Auiemen, wath the we facts staring bases his assertions, but Ido know tat the expenditure of the last | New Londoners or other tenautry can refrain from { warning au Gthettatien.” } volumes ~eusien 6b-tir, We a . wea r Tie Uo lege prescuts a vast huprovement uudec the able pe acai to | aig = on politi oo - 7 Ww hole y esac ~ year ot the go af om ete did not exeeed the revenne of the | pi oo. the consent of the proprietary Were the writer of the above extract a member | Commissioners. to Se, Oo ee . : . tie My ee political economy. ‘To quality himself for! previous one. The depressed state ef business in 1959 caused a | OY NE Bnd Their agents © of the Congregation of the Index, I think th ime isin es S wabagement of ite talented principal he Acad , + | that only, I recommend | eg gpa er ae ; H+ ; poem Cee 8) OE welt be ‘coter : » : g eX, tink that the | time, wuthorising that Gentleman to apply _— pal, over the Academy ; | 8! only, 2 recommend hun to gu to a heol for a while. Tt will not! difference in our revenue of £10,000. -Had we continued in power, | nei would be sorry to suppose you or your| list of books on the Index Prohibitory might now | offic f the Gove f thi : aud L trust that the day is Mot far distant when its influence eo - cram buakum down our throats, with reference te our financial! we wonld not have gone on Ineurriay debt, as the ae eo = as ne ne nee ym « a neonate jhe considerably incrensed, and perbaps the * Pro- tion—or certain olbesre to Sorsiah ha wa

will be telt over the length avd breadth of the Island, if ree ata 2a eee wry ted) xxi? HLis arguments are ridi- leged, for we had saved from the revenues of previous years eousi-| tak Gate oe Newt eleetios fon oo wen Os meqered ws & yeare Seren. for eae supported as it shoud be. True it is, that the late Grovern- ed diecast te a anne nae ot the waters of oblivion derable sums to provide tor the coustruction of heavy public works. \ or 300 hardy “honest ut deserted deena able peryng Mel age Wagon Sees, ee — bn Col please inform me whether eversaid ment kept up the Academy, but in such a m voner that in of them glen, fhe taiaiies for tie ; = a aoe have partahien | Ms . built = a rer at the foat of Prince Street, and rebuilt) ee if only ee und united, w take eare of Head the unfortunate Pontiff of os coven aban which ne lee ale, ted wicther’ dene

. : + my. % Sue 2 hi - oe ee omeot That the cireumstances to’ that at South portwhien hy cn carried away. © But, Sir, apart from | emselves; and suppose these men have not the | City ;” nevertheless, he very eandidly J tial a +H 1 ee. 1509 the Legislature thought it unwise to expeud the public es altate have been forgotten. ‘The hon. member eharged the | those considerations, it will not do tor the osaiemeenk or siy that | means or the will to pay rents, and that a Sheriff or | the “ Romish rami ‘by publishing ite Inde Pre a an seothan haan agar money upon it, and granted but £3 for repairs. ges rire having bribed the schoolmasters with an increase | they are doing no worse than the Liberals did when they held the | Coustable be found foothurdy enough to be instigated | hibitory, has manifested its consciousness of the eo et eee — edema —— Hou. Mr. CULES.—That Rik: sheesh chien, ite building! . oo ro o_ ee at the hustings, As far as I am! reins. The present party came in expressly pledged ty Tapes Se | PY en oo meer, $ mT or distruin | evil’ arising oe giving to the impieus too much whatsoever ing “ Bree . : Ye Lit once ee : ane am eure that Cittl apeak tor my colleagues the | aud if they were not expected te dose, why ce he F tie + | tol snts—iall t se on muking his pupsaennte, i“ freedom of thought.” T weeld wet hn outelent . y 4 Wus lu a good state of repuir. imputation is groundless. He has accuse Aas ‘+ A + dk *80, Why were the Liberals turned} and making known his business in a settlement, a | should you endeavo pee oe - ours truly. W. IL. POPE. Hou dir t ONGW( " ta ' coil i“ political cnarrse Bs me temas p 2 a also ot having aps | out of office ! Bat a bad exeuse. is better than none at all. The! gong ora Soon be sounded by a boy or a girl, and eldvabeniasaanieonnantie pa tt wre Charlotteto Feb, 27, 1882.

; - de. MUNG die .—It beeame the duty of the Mr. Chairman, when ] ie d ol : ice of Sehool \ isitor. Really, | Govermnent adinits that the excess of expenditure over ineome in | upon the heuring of such sound a few hundred able | by denouncing a. sealant me pg es ae Sir - am, >

Governmeut to wake the building a credit instead of a dis- antessdents « f tl hoi a oe a ee o remembered the | the three vears they —_ been in power is greater by sone £3000 aaa make ae appearance, in a very | perhaps, even a “ Jesuit indinguise ” Leeving you In reply to your letter of thi date, I hey to nay that ‘. : vere iat deuts of the lon. member in connection with that situation, 1| than that of their predecessors for the same length of ti ‘pa | peaceable attitude, with their hands in their pockets, | and your ‘di bi; ee aie anil read

grace wo tue Lslaud,and the exterior of the building alone now) could seareely refrain frou laughing outrigi ir. ee Soe Sane: Ene i , Bl metornes’ | an your brother Editor to edttle thie matter among | € never axlt Se SE. OSs) SSE SS Sas . ; ; ee Le ee oe ee ee Does he forget Mr.| hon, member, Mr. Haviland, advaneed one statement whieh I cannot | who politely bow to the man of lawful authority, | yourselves, I will return to the fact t . statement vou allege hi

offers tye Passer by au oper very different from that it oe ar a cannes trom Saal oan he woald net consent} allow to pass without allusion. He said that between the end of our| Scan a, rere while a a | Ristery that the Popes have ehwaye en oti tebe Me. Wightman “one ‘eal wot

reseated of yore. | to become a wiltical partizan ? dismissed, because expressly invited | > ial yes agerel Tt . nro : ’ irdy inatrons an eir daughters signify their nificent a4 he : ce : personal

P " "7 J ss : Saad Eided $0 detvednen een = aline Xp , 5 ly invited 7 financ = io ane the establishment of the new Governme ut, We| prior right to the property in cows, horses, pigs, | The cee .— We ean office, nor did I ever we any letter to Mr.

oo, Jit, CULES.—W hat of Government House? ance 10 ite nenatice in itn intearits, olastic syste mn, he wished to} bat expeuded £ 000 or £5000 which lad come into the accounts of | sheep, &«,, but that rather the officer shauld leave A ge ; heer ol ent Lor&DIA of 1829, a Protest- ightwan from you, or from your Department. Hoo. Mr. LANGWOLTH.—Lt aden | ale’ practice in its integrity, by hayiug the Bible read in the, the following year. He well knows that any Government must pay | without some reward, they would call their little om a mentale a @ holies be pet in question by 4 am, Sir, yours truly,

dedi ede ea tek a - 8 unnecessary . Hon. Mr. COT ES—T deny ¢! ; catia | its current expenses, The quarterly salaries of the public officers | boys who had come ter and feathers, which should be | pestedioen a frantl : a we ue te, sonneal its wW.ELP : J.P. BEVAN.

“a ; iat, after the statements made this morning te . MM P Hi ‘va y deny that Mr. Stark was so dismissed. ‘must be paid, aud he shoald bear in mind that, out of the sum be re. | generously deait out to him, if needed,—and suppose | volumes in ‘proof of & eal . oe - speaks - H. Pope, Esq., Colonial Secretary.

y the hon, Member Vol. Gray. Lt will be time enough tO; gy.+ gnection to the we —Mr. Chairman, I am content to leave ferred to, the expeuses of two general eleetions bad to be defrayed. | the said matrons politely informed the legal fune- | by the Popes for the peomaetion of fe aeage p Ca. Towx Feby. 28th, 1862. discuss it wheu the acvouats counected with it shall be before the fin aeiemecet he ahs ea hee and the knowledge of | T have uo doubt, Sir, that the Government has paid thousands since tionary ere he absquatulated, that they were willing |** That prior to the reforznation every atte jn i es - Foers, Ee

the House, wieu I bave no f f th bal { yer — ‘| wenn : by the people of the Island. But, Sir, who eame | the end of the last financial year. — on oe to pe for oe sone on the saine | Europe conferred its degrees in all the faculties by wet oT = : ne me eay

: ; , aV@ DO tear © eir being ound satis- | Hes View did the Goverament of the day nominate as succes-; Hon. Mr. HAVILAND.—Not rms that the Worrell or Selkirk properties were | authority derived fro al bull.” ) Air. Coles that there Was a letter 5 Se. factory Bethea. ; 2 ween So Stik ©: tiki ties 7 we da) ate as sileces- | - Mr. HAVILAND).—Not one. ld ee ae conn ae k ie age ed from a papal bull. ann aa tee ° ‘ reutie : “ » ava | 80r to Mr. Stark Mr. Blake Irving. Not by any means: Ves ioend | ANT gs s ‘ihe e »—and suppose such proceedings took place This work, spe aa E oer _| man’s possession, autborisiz the different i Me ee tee os = sian 50 Wt: ates a es. ae N se oe ee 8 Ae eta eee Weil, Six, that will be seen when the public | all over = taland,—whet remedy could the pro- epranng aon peaking Univericn say: nan officers a give the suid Mr. Wightan eve 8 a Lieut. Governor, we must): po niner’ abusing ane of the x verse. He rite re re US. : prietora adopt to better their circumstances, save | the chapte Cathedenle in the Chante. mation he required, and that be, the > - have « decent house for him to livein. The late Licutenant| best ‘ = 7 de abusing o 1¢ of the most worthy and estunable men aud | Hon. Mr. TITAN ILAND.—All the Warrants we have issued will and except to sell out to the tevants at once and for alia een ms =~. Chareh of Rome, man, had letters trom his Excell

G werner, by wessave. decla: 2 dine: thaihdt it yp sb a) ' , tu the island, the tormer Postmaster Geueral, the de-| be borne ou this year’s Revenue, ever! that dark ioe oe > me baw ottape 0! Governor and the Hon. E. Patsner, further that ons » OF wWeosage, deviare . ¢ Duiidiug not at fur his e ones Ma Owen rb: geatleman who meddied not in the political! Hon. Mr. COLES.—It has been admitted that some advances N. Your doctrine may be very plausible, keeping | little awe whi on eae ae eee = he, Mr, Bevan, was employed by Mr. Wightinan a

ane - Oveupy ; wud surely the bon. member (Mr, ! ‘Fssies oft - parties, but atteuded to the duties of his office with| haye beeu made, therefore the Government must have advanced | % '* does oe the bounds of law ; but you know | convents were seminaries of learning pro bly penn a ieee the Bee ‘° fire and

wles) will ad at S aly’s lone residence | ttesilttiug aud exemplary zeal. The partizan pen of Mr. Irving | more that the House authorized. that in order to come to any general move of that | their first institution ; : . ety: Gor e Grand Jury room after; and after

; ) mit thut Sir Dowiniek Daly s long residence was not idje on the cain of the three it vn ieee p if “ma - : i "Mr i V] 7 borized : i kind we Protestants should aise with Catholies ; | th sf "tan dae pa. a oe certainty | three months preparing documents for the in Government Hou-e qualified bias to furw a reliable epiaion| sebool Visi —. ] ree ¢ apo seante a office of} Hon, Mr. HAVILAND—In the sum to which T referred which) and Mr Secretary Pope teils us in tive ‘ Eelnadite * which. ‘ Aberdeen there was a monastery in| Commissioners, he Was not yet paid ;

z . HCl sitor is, as t imeuber states i i *y » a | 3 £56 ° a. Bape =" ’ : v c ol y in . “ted j a ” Ah .

ou the sudject. [| think, however, that an inspection of the) lis party made it we a a Raest be Slee . hin ras " — Tod Picea “aa ae = ne a £5501. 11s. that if we don’t ye ' the Catholics down, the Pope | on law? and sheschocl of phiscnghy at tan ae 1M. PREBDY. improveweow which wave been made would satisly the hon, |!" followed the example thus set us I shall not tr dpene farther | Extate had eeu -euletad: the Hor vohamave tat eal a re foie ty ro Fa Wie commoven ONE RENIN) penne balte tie Veteran King’ sol ie Were = ;

an . co eee et ee a a hk ee Capas her) Estate hs € ; y the Hon. Member’s Govern us, and take aw ion ! j ; s lege mewber as to the f f bis obiecti lie ~* | on the time of the Commiftee,ae 1 shall have other oppertunitics of| isseed by the present. y men non a eee nuine and nation ! founded. ‘These Universities have long been con- To THe Eprror or THE EXAMINER.

@ futility of bis objections, ‘To revert tothe , Bali 2 . , PE ; I . Oh, yes, it may be very natural for Mr. Pope | sidered as lay corporations ; but as a proof thatthe itori : surject of idles « shakin bem eontiemen Ghncece i “ dre ssing it during the progress af the debate. i rose merely to) Hen. Mr. COLES—Well, Sir, the Government have received to wish to retain his present salary, and whether j had the ecclesiastical ori in which c. a mA St,—In an editorial whieh jn your .* Government with , Pion £ fy ges the netiee som * af the remarks of the 2wn. Leader of the Opposition,, £6000 out of that estate. The warrant referred to, was made out at the expense of the Catholics or Protestants, or | to them, it will be sufficient to observe that & paper a short time sinee, in wh allusion was :

went with a waut of forethought in not providing because lie is the greatest yiolater of principles propounded by him-| te pay inte the Court of Chancery at the time when the vendors of path Seer wie believe that he cares oue single straw. | Pope arrogated to himself the right of vesting pen made to me, to the effect that I was well pale

Wewus TO meet the demands cousequeut upou tle constantly ow. wie ae : . , the Worrel Estate had proceeded against the Governmeat for a claim ber Mi P. santente Sn 'cho Setand Know vary well | 0ihan Ciely. petenaney7 Ge teas seler We ame se Lae Se while writing Ge te 99 a, lucteasiug uuubler uf sclouls, 1 ask why it was that fur wine Hon. Mr. COLES. As to violation of professed principles, the | which we disputed. We were told by our professional advisers that ey Heer Gein Rey ag ne che thea be 7 nee, every University in Europe conferred ite | Mr. George Wightman; it is tue that 1 was long years ot bis tenure of cles no adcauate provies ne Hon, member affords quite a striking im tance mn his own person. it was expedient to deposit that amount to abide the event of the suit. paid servant of our prcstiah pusteleieny Sexe ead 4 acs: = Fae, meninn by authority yderived | Writing for him last summer, and iu reply i : mass 0 peavent the evil of which w eq p - on was J must however, do him the justice tu state that he has made a good | The Government has now been three years in power; but during | ment—that he attempted to extract the pricesof new | The 1 ptomellt in the al to state that I only received of the 4 must al k ches the iad , we esa Sap, He} a8 am ’ bad Sane 1: ve at 1 w ill nov review some of the | that period, they or nothing on account of that estate, al- leases from the Westinorland tenantry ; and that | seasoned with @ very fair p wemeh seer om due me, and which 1 ean testi a ' .

hown tha e ucatioual institutions would, atements in that speech, ane Shall be us brief as possible in doing | though we weae accuse by them, when they were in opposition, of a, in salary or fees, is the religion | without doubt, astonish many Pretsehane w Met rty in this city, through whose the ; uaturaiily iweresse, as weil as other branches of the public > With reference to the Volunteers, what I said was, that from | being guilty of dishonesty, in not having satisfied the claim of the| Wie! is nearest to his heart. He knows right | hitherto been taught to believe that the Po o ae received was paid, (had the whole amount beet Ber Vice. Abie fiauaciers have doubt d h . the fact et tour nudred pounds having been granted for the service vendors. If they were sincere in the op nions they expressed at that well that In Case a Liberal Government came lito | jpg on the principle that “ Ignorance is th one ae paid it would only then be a small remuneration - i. : fi ov ou m t ¢ souudacss of thej last Session.and ia view of the disturbed cou lition of the United States, time, they eaght te have paid the claim before this. ; ads aa .would do justice to the tenantry, he jof devotion,” have ever labored ieupoaer to for my services, I connide t), while Mr. wee e Polley vb imposiny ‘axes to meet the full amount of the eur- | 204” reterence tu tuen should bave beeu coutain din His Excellency’s) Ton, Mr. POPE--Mr. Chairman, the whole of this discussion is Said een reo yay ay oe enslave the taind. But those who have been thus | wes paid for his. I asked the Ho. Mr. - rent desi Sed aatiae I do not advecate the policy ew ee > apn whieh ha ve been made iu that) irregular in the extreme. All this debate about the gomparative ex- | when the usurping land aletmante woukd be com aie ys be agueh co suenached when they ewe tr testine ste i: ol bur ening t energies ofa young countr i hide ‘ 7 | body, I thought tt likely that it would constitute the most prouunent | penditure for the last three years’ of the two admini c . es n- | re 1e Toliowing well-merited and eloquent tri- | as new he just returned from New Bru» A savy taXx- . : a hanes ae ; nee b " ye o 0 administrations can be | pelled to sell their lands at the same rates at which pspec nal : 4 : just 1 ation, but @ moderate debt would ee yy oo JY MS tome. ‘Lhe Hom. member says that the late Government dismissed | gone into with much greater propriety, when the public accounts! the St. Peters’ and the Belfust etates tae be ~~ of respect and gratitude paid to the memory of | wick; he gave me their address, and then #7” ' ould not have that effect. The! Mr. Stark from the Sciool-Visitorsl Now. si 4 rhe . : : F rf wt re ; : . en} Pope by no less a personage than the late Lord : : :

tiva. Jusepa Pope, while her of thi i non ten Cad , wry isiturship. Now, Sir, { deny it. What) shall have been submitted to the House. ‘This ix not the proper time disposed of; and consequently there would be no} Macaulay, a Scotchinan,gand whe f the most tal remy between us, in which I th ui ” a wember vf this House, was of +e taapediane wnt > frie er ir Stark was engaged bv thelate liberal | to take upsuch a question. The paragraph in the address, which has more land agencies for worthless or castaway | ed and eminent Protestants not only of ils costars Cotes I wos writis s tor a Mr. pal

bis opluiva, He argued that Government should not be! Sonu’ at} ae of £200 a year. The Repal Agriculteral| given rise to this irrelevant ond inpngelns discussion in mately es- Catholies would if ta a ae Sie wi that but of any other. ‘To thix, beautiful puesage from | foe's whe was Bent On bate My ther i tied duwn to the exact uuount of reveuue—that it was quite | 0 np? — a ~ a aqventite give hin £100 per an-| pressive of the thanks of this House to His Excellency, for having | present 4 eo Ree = ae Me sear of the inost celebrated of their co-religionists for the pu of collecting further informatiot. levitimate that posterity should bear ; : a «| bun as & lecturer on Agricultural Chemistry. He represented him-| ordered that the public accounts for the past year shall be laid before d iE ‘ka of yangman to put the |and countrymen, I would respectfully direct the at-| Which they required. (At this time Mr. .

5 LM ¥ sbould Dear a portion of expendi-4 self as qualitied tor the duty When the te hin @? : * Edward I the necks of every Protestant in Prince | tention of ‘Seoteh P : 7 ; ‘ ture, of which they would recei bide che’ This wrteakaie| With the Backety v he duty. When the term of his engagement | us, and of our — that the revenue has not covered the expendi-|} Edward Island, ratherthan that they should stand in | religious feeli rotestants, Whose national and | man had left for New Brunswick.) 1 told i knowledged b ee the benelit, this principie | ai irre ree heed: expiriig, that body, ou the metivg, note | ture, The amen nent moved by the aon. leader of the opposition | the way of bis own aggrandizement. He is well nei se now being excited by certain | Coles that we first oceupied Mr. John McNeil!’

* 4 g y the Lmperiai Parlismeat. If it were ne = of the Lib ra care but of a member of the Legislative | does not refer te Education—that subject might, not inappropriately, aware, that ifthe tenants in all or most sections of the scruple = Bren apparently, would not | office, but shortly afterwards Mr. MeNeill, finding wot fur ber patioval debt Biitain would not occupy her) j,i - a - aren v of the — Goverument, the Hon. Jere-| be diseussed now, But a general attack on the government, and s Island come to a determination before the next | spirit of religious ssdieiemnamn ied warden our occupation too inconvenient, procured tthe present proud position. The same policy, to a limited ex- Make has ing “ cael cae u <n se “ve ae - ee | aa Boat 3 ee atk te etal ae ea mien $e cals eue = or Bel <n jheir | of society, provided they secured their own eelfish — oy een Soe, See Se we

: " ’ vipers may Seo yuiuntiiuented Ler resylution to the Goverume at, that) and his party can rake up against it sheuld be mad t e rms as our ust lands have | inte oO! : it was then that M teul, aia a 4 i i thas he ‘ge as ere 0 us party p ag made, not on an Se 1 erests. ; as 2. My "a pa. be on to a young and growing country. it | eae per ‘ tore arn peas Mr. Stark of the action, taken occasion such as the present. but when the speaker is in the chair. Coa iren ee sonnei there is no| Lord Macaulay, in the speech which he delivered | 2140 told me that he had letters of intreductws " i rse, a Visabie, where possible, to keep the expendi. | fe a oe oe ro ey mors of the withdrasval of That hon. member has ebarged the government with having added | testants that we are 10,000 co. gies. a on oo hes March, 1849, on the occasion of bis in from the Commissioners to the Gorernment to pr

ure within the limits of the revenue, but that is uot always) Visitor. and uot on aa _ Berge his office of Se. ol-| some £6000 or £7000 a year to the cost of education, and stated | Catholic fellow Colonists; then what opinion we oo vm ta Lord Rector of the University of Glas-| cure for him access to the necessary Governmert : practicable, I do not intend to go into the details of other| question. Dut, ut , ae es ; “at ‘ation ut the so-called Bible | that his governaeat never contem ated drawing from the general | he have cf our independence, if he wants to persuade Be" The liberal age offices, as well as to the Census Books, &¢» j iteme of exyeadit d of th high Ler | induces it cS Aas ills igation of the Tory party, he was, I belie ve, | revenue, on this account, more t £9000; bat, sir, in 1854 it} us that we omen worse Protestants if we were | like Nicholas ee which Nicholas, and men|we had used and ived; sud therefore / aia pe ure and of the causes whic Tendered them | = ut to ay rat ‘that question led to his loss of office. The ni-; absorbed £11000. The amendment cvincides with the original freeholders than we are while slaves under the | the establishm ‘ ‘thie to learning, and of which | Coles waa correct in remarks in reference ; wounenry. My hovorable colleague (Mr. Haviland) will give | nates of thie Exeeu ive ¢ onnent will verify my statements as to the{ paragraph, in the expression of regret at the difference between | Yt#any of the landlords ! Or does he think that he | least remarkable ioonea re learning is not the | Mfr. Wightman’s location and business in the O* tae Couamitiee full information with regard to them. | may! Tie Tory unen under whien the School Visitorship became vacant. | revenue and expenditure; but I cannot give him credit tor sincerity | Se? embitter us so much against our Catholic |which they had never ¢o - a an effect | joniel Building, as well as hix access tothe aie ty munti oo . » ue Tory inembers were opposed to Lim, as Knowing nothing about} as I have no doubt that he i cvediugly happy in the cetion | Ueihbours that we will remain ourselves slaves to he tafi contemplated. Ignorance | “4. z, és: -

=a however, that the visit of the Prince of Wales cost} agricultural chemistry, . — that the diGetence exists © is excvediugly happy in the reflection | our greedy proprietors, for sake of keeping Catholics ond thes oe the Seen eee depended, fone eens Books whens whet some £3000, Tne gre Yxhibiti y the ind ; How. Mr. HAVILAND. Mr. Stari ae : . oaacae. seer. , i also slaves! No, uo—we shall all unite good ar el emselves broken. They | *f. oles ce y . misu Geuwoas to be held i g < oo i ec tee rai of all cacy of the introduction of or raibie i a - — his advo- Hon. Mr. HENSLEY—Mr. Chairman, the Opposition have been cause to shake off the vampire of landlonding and = aes 4 ye as « Rentianas t ocosnte he mentioned that T said Mr. Wightmes er

' iu Englaud in May next, reudered it an) it.) i e lity the schools led to his dis-| twitted with the course pursued by the House of Assembly in Nova) after we all become frecholders, we can inform Mr fert. I eee their error pootene its natural ef- | ceived letters of information d&c., from the : iuperative duty ow the part of the Government to see that) Hon. Mr. COLES—If he said so, ] Seotia, which body, in order that no time might be lost in giving ex-! Pope that our Protestant views or principles are | of classical 1 hot tell you what a part the voturies| nial Secretary himeelf, or from his office. Au r the peodusto nail tetaatcseaees of the islead shield be ro pe Me net - ot * | hasan ne oy what was on to the ee reference to Dg ofthe Prince = as — in our ws keeping as they would be me, he ee fry hes ge Ne Ct now, Sir, in conelusion, 1 trust that this ib ) : > | 4 we at has been said on the subject of | Consyrt, passed the ress unanimously. e have been recom- | 518 while we were the slaves of those by wh ; : y Were then called, bore | ¢j j i

re . ) Edueatio inti ag, vt ; ’ ‘ : ’ y whom | in the great movemen: tion will end the matter, and bring about sees wee This necessarily entailed sowe expense. a aeatae { coatend that the Goverment were bound to provide | mended by hou. members on the other side to adopt a similar course he is employed. Are not freemen always more |the Scotch Curvereity. “I reed hed ey: 121 dation of the balance still due to your Fc . giunteer force was also the cause of another CXOOP* |} tate Government leaieah eae, ww its expansion. Because the} on this eceasion. We might have done so, if here, as there, the oe valorous and industrious than slaves! | names of Knox, of Buchanan, of Mets ere Humble aud obedient : tioual outlay. The grant for that service wil! be justified | elie coeds ‘j a ey ge £9000 tor the support of| Addresy had been merely an echo et the speech. But, Sir, when contal Geopedians ara 7 oe any |land, of Lethington. They formed, infact the cas: J EVAN.

¢ a2 mie ewe i ie (nooks, ID IS ubsur Lay " shes > “ s * Bt anal, s . . . % * aii : ? - , . - . by public opinion, The organization of that force was neces- | Governmeut cane i ito Salar acai ited - pf omarone pe: some peor eee into this Address which are not| same time I must admit that the few ef them who om jhat movement.” Every oue of the chief} Ch. Town, Monday, March 3d, Lee2. wary, and was, and will be, approved by the people. As to! “ échavle: and 4 @ niatter of course ead a genes ee eo aah i vm _ an soi — Se ere — aoe became ee the Selkirk property are quite emvsption saan tn. s remember usingle ctcaeaaselieaana . . 3 ie 4 Sete 7 ; a ae t CUE > ade F qa & 2 : 0) » ame o elay | 48 goo d neighbours and aabiec ee ‘puion— . Manist. “very eminent Hu- FE HE EXaMINER. the deficiency of the revenue, referred to in His Excellenoy’s: — ws — rs, and ey eaieners their salaries, that not they, | must rest with those who have challenged dincnauion apmeunasiiy, slaves to tie proprietor. jects us they were while oe "= - North of Europe was, xecording to the inet sales Te tT at — nt ecror in MO Speech, it awounts wo but £1100. It is matter of an ia * I predecessors should have provided the means of defraying| by inserting in the Address an expression of opinionj uncalled for by N. I understand, then, from your general views | In waek ‘ae 7 —pmnene Sn Courage, & reformer. eatins beet aaa am rexpect tome é tuistion that the decréuce te ~ grenter I said ia . x one aa a mal charge. The nee. eee we wala has refer-} bis Exeelleney’s speech. I regret as much as any hon. member, that that > you area freeholder yourself vou | ature of peaaen iets with = beet liter- The on sting Sele an an ‘I was called 0B ”

” ” ave, fed tu Lhe increased amounts tor the Prinee of Wales College and the | the expendituve for the past year should ha nevertheless can sympathize with the “ bleedi >, necessarily grew t0O| agrou. j ; ce 66 ,

Lee surprised had it awouuted t 5 - b Wéieeal Set iat Des et eek ; eo an pe é Cy year shou ve exceeded the revenue ; " e e strong to be trammelled by th sella address it, which I declined. “ Parson ; ; o some £0000 or £7000. Orme! See i. and te the cost of the visit of the Prince ef Wales,! but when we are told in the Add i t. 8 : .?} tenantry’’ in other of the Colony. lastic divinity - < DY the cobwebs of the scho- — - Cranrf, ’ Tue interruption to our extensiv ® suite t or "Law items of extraordinary expenditure. ‘There will always be s Te nae 7 ni é ress that it ts impossible to equalize} yy, Yes, it would be a barbarous feeling to think a divinity ; aud the influence of such minds was | mY Peter € raw ford ceased, and PTs , ve and rapidly iucreasiug |. ; : . ) ue | the expenditure with the revenue, because a certain portion of that! oth al i ; : & now rapidly felt by the whole community, for t! patchwork” of History ;—a pause en 1 trade with the States, comsequeat upon the political vousui-. ee pues he Ye Povided, but, Sur, doos he torget the £2000 the) revenue has been appropriated to ove particular braneh of the public Island, o— ¢ ce pase ee ome invention of printing had brought books within the stepped forward aud said to the —_ — wioas which buve been aud are ee adie fern aa ia da qoute yee heerrars ie paatiotic a Nir, the present | service, CI refer to Education) I submit that it is unfair to this side asirous comanquanedh uf toe Toecclaalt entibaart - “ee of yeomen and of artisans. Sennett oe resolution. The i we F uevesarily affected the Guencial avd commercial vies ee OM Panna? CWW ao lwete. ce at = a: ween 4ieieas of the caged Be ae ao eens statement of facts, the o mane errand which poor ewigrants had to | fore, Seneca os Sewers Sea, there- 5 at ” an ms The Noes bad 7 " th ; a3 . Pe ON ie il aoe so tte Ai neetieee power. The! correctness of whiei we have no means of ascertaining. The mem-| S2dure while subduing as much of the wilderue everywhere in a ferment ds : © Culuuunity, Had it not been for taas circuustaice, 1: h ms. a hey t ef ver gent stated that that the bridges are in «| bers of the Government have had. access te the aii clemats and! ** would enable them to raise a scanty pittance of eet ee eae ferment greater than in Sev , SNe ” me = they oa ve oreach a | — rewsanable to suppose that the revenue of jast yeni woud’ very di apidated s 9 it is not to ou mrenieped at, if they should be | until wetmbers on this side of the House shall have badan opportunity the — tood for a and their little | scriptions in ee one * Net stome and pro- “enced seamen 2 po ty we ‘a Hon. : ave exeeeded that of th i oy : pesaviaas ao steel (ocerumeul House, through which the hon. ! of examining those documents, it is : ones. I never eared about Colesor his party, but I} t t the § a war between power und | p, ro aud with & e preceding by £6000 er LTOUY. ole pul afoot. W i ; : RUT ats, 1 remature to call upon them fur | ¢, h ; party, ruth, that the first century of ii istence uf Palmer, who promptly interees os |e became : p g %y 6QUY, | weer pull af 4 Voth reference to the debt of the Coleny, the hen. | confirmat f a statement, the . ‘ cannot shut my eyes to the fact, that it was some | University y Of tie cXistetive of your ; ; eee : Palmer'’t i , under the circumstances 4 in te th sett om Sara : vny, . mation of a statement, the trath of which they have no oppor-| part h : > ae niversity closed. Pass another bund culty obtained permission: aad Ww PM: OS cgtion @ matter of impossibility) Member fr Goo getown on tuiite that inthe three years of the tunity of tes : sil pper-| party whe enacted in the face of the greatest | and i ae ow er hundred yearr, is the credi of we that the 1réveuye 7 , v Liiky on yes 1¢ preseut | tuuity of testiog. Ifthe Government, in possession of all the intor-| possible elaine '@ : We are in the midst of anoth oe *)} fluence aloue is the credit due Chet: should cover the expend | Goverumen, tueeapciunt. > hus excebded the revenu: wy Foal 4 . . “a possible opposition from the Tories and landlords, | war be errevemiion. The a ST ieee +e that the . ‘ ; ol penditure vowed undera, | aoe ae Trae d the revenus some £20,000. | mation ou which to found their opinion, haye coms to the deliberave| the Laud Parchase Bill, vy ; »| War between Popery and Protestantism, had. inthi being read. It is worthy of uote Tam favos coudition uf afcirs which hed o ubecquontly eeased to exiai. tan seihiped a wliordsa ombingy vot of the Governments adb-reace couclusion that uyder the existing Banestion eywtom it ia ianpossible| Worrell Estae and a — ae. > ore been terminated by the viewry of Scan lottetown Debating Cinb has decided og F Hon. Mr. A VILAND.—As wy Fe Dia hn eal 5h fetenting te - sw _ peep ms ey made great professions of their to keep the revenue within Lie expenditure, it becomes their buundep the tenantry; aud only for that same Bul the |» — aon from that war anvther war had the principle of tue cveviutbon eke Eb ef to me iu counection with the fiuaucial st Pa eae Tae taba Otel aly the then debt ot the Island: 1uetead of doing! duty te provide @ remedy for such a state of things. It will nut do} 8s property could not have been purcuased The bugtile religiec ee Pviacy and Puritunisin-| yoy open, 186 5 i ee ; a the waucial stat of the Colony, ! # They Buse wiwety iacreused it, and that under.a higher tariff than | to postpone trun Session to Sevwiva action on a subject wien -re- Aud altivuyh that model Protesiaut, Mr. Secretary be fi « religions sects were allied, intérminglod, Feb. , 1802. w ee uly ty address the committee, When I cawe rall a eee imposed. Wiiew we were in office, we gene- qucres lastant aud eifeetual redress. It is auperecedegted tor a + a Pope, woult Sg us believe thut if Coles Sasa ra political purties. “The “tain chpienetels” ’ bay advise iis wiorning { y us at a icss to | 8 ie ay Sevou sowie 42000 of ASIUU « year, to provide for the coustruc- verament to core bet he sf 7 : july power igaia Lhe would employ the Catholies to |} pe eee vb € constitution Was an ob- UR THE BXA) . - g + Woe ats icss to know whether tic. of fee seer 8) opr i ic Verument to come before the Legislature With the declaration that! cat our th ‘outa, Yet We must ay we Catholigs to | ject of almom exclusive devotion to the prelutiet.| Mn, Waras—Sia—Wheth rhea fe