Wm". . u... ..

Va. fi“".‘;‘:":.”‘“.““‘":'f“17', “ .l‘lt \‘ d >li<iio

l'l t‘l‘” l‘\il|‘l in ’9'! V .iixidi‘ri'ilnl ll vl|~, lllti» .22 mini an i ilmir

Ili‘l'l‘utt i' mmoilr-l lb \‘ iii lli‘ lllt u- ill the in Ir-i «:riivvil pi‘iiw‘ipbu .d, II ll'iiikviip'.» i‘v l.iw.tii»- pimxd nu M. 3m iiill ill~‘\

stmiiitattsmrf.ioriix.\t.. mutants...“ 16. new.

.xl.‘ :fi’zfxtr'zm- 1 ~ H WI. Mtfll‘hl'} t‘lflicrfl Mu “in Gt. ‘m’ 3i ii hill. ‘1 n m,

iii lit“ ii - l. ’t"\l“'i 4d tiiiv “pt-0min" do > Cu" 133;.

l U a i-l r lllh' lliulkt'illi iii t‘niti iiit. v Richmond, \‘it. May T‘

at lll' \‘ll' .i\. it.. \li‘\\ iii \‘ tif'il'i‘x \ wriMii-vt occurred in the iin ill“ l.iii.~rtiitii-iil. llx- had no d. ir-~ to .iuiiiig.

“MN

fv-irt-il would lead ti p ii-il ii and injurinddnvd l the qti-v-ti-m. but was prepared to;

ti'mleiiein.

ll nu. Ii iv‘ilrind. Il“l\'~ir'\‘. .‘l‘Alll'iylflil Duncan supported the clan-u: in question.

Alli-r s-iiiii- tiiiii- snail. iii \f-Liiiiiittcc. primes! was rcpfll'ttul. ' The llill tn aini-iivlllio Education Act was then read a sctfitid time it“ i agreed 10.

When the sum paid the Fun il-- School Teachers“; “outgrown wu rwid. lluii. Mr. llaviland sziid tlizitibzu ‘t‘caelivr slimth be placed on the same touting it: those in Charlottetown. His remark-i \vcl'u lup- pnrtod by tho hon. Mr. .\li-.\it|a_\'.

"an. Attorney lil‘lli‘t'dl said that the present Government mido no changi- in the proportions of <‘tid salaries. but lvlt the scale ot‘iees the same as adopted by late Government

Mr. I’rowse thought Charlottetown had i lllt'lll, proceedings were limited up preii.l

more than its share in that re

)ci'l. and

also proposed that the law requiring the ' purposi- he would leave the pnhlii- toyindgc." attendance of Trustee“ iii the presence ot l 'l‘liusi- tlul'lh‘i‘tl >llUlll'l have i| tan' trial o om‘hothcr. before a. Magistrate. to signllbro liii- tribunals oi Jtistti-e bi

'l'ericlicrs‘ papers. be amended.

lion. Attorney tit-tic It“ uln'ul’lllullb I“ §3|l|l

one and the sum) time as heretofore.

Said amendment was then adopted.

The principal alterations in the School Act, as amended are

13!. Teachers salaries to be paid in full from the '1'rcn<nry. Those who have not taught three years to be less than others lor that. till :.

'Qtid. Said alterations to commence at

the current quarter of Tcacltcrs' engage- meets.

.3rd. Average attendance to be calculat- ed at; the end of catch linll'ycar instead ol each quarter.

lion. Lender of the Opposition said that he would now move that the House resolve itself into a Committee of the whole on the state of the Colony. to take into considera- tlie recent. appointment by His l’le'cllUll' cy the Lieutenant (ioverlior. in Council (it Mr. Beii' mitt Unlderson. Junta. to the highly imiortnnt ollicu of Reg'sliar ot Deeds ani'lr‘liccpcr ot l'lniis, he said that Mr. llaldcrsoii having taken tut active inrt as Secretary of an illegal combination call- ed the 'l‘cnantlmiigne Union Meeting. held at Fowle‘s Mills. Lot 31. in June. 1806. contrary to the l’roi- t|llllill011 issued by His Excellency the hit the 22d March, 1865; the l)l'Ul:I.LtlillgS ol which meeting appeared in the Appetii '\ of the Journals oI that House for v 18156; and also to take into i-nusiduiaiiou the recent appointment of Mr. Charles Dickieson to tho ulllce of Road (‘oinni nioncr to the Third District of Queen s County. he the it Mr. llieltiesoii having been tried in the Supreme C(ml‘t for assault

Hit-loud the Irtiilti of the tinivcminv'Iit Whi-

. I then submitted] _ I insc. to the i‘l’lnct‘ MUM“) ‘ that Trustees shall only be required to sign mdtvldunllv. the 'l‘caehers‘ corliiicatirs in presence 0 n Mal't‘istt'ntc. and not be call- ed upon to Sign the same collectively. at

p: 'd £5 a year

spin-e: to n iiiii-I- a tri d oi the i tube. of it..«

lb“ ‘0 m“ "l‘lmh‘l‘m‘m "l “'3 B‘l‘l"m‘“ i Richmond lire dv‘urlm: iii and Wilmington. i

do lli - ollli-i- .it Ihgmidr .it’ Iii-oils. .\~ in. l‘l L. lire I'Itllllll’lI'l. .\ tight tin-l. plate and a

ill” a: ‘lllll‘lll‘ill appointed [in id l‘n'nissinii- ' non JW l‘ .irn ~t. d a Main urn. grim rpimvd rl‘hlllp 0l "W “ltlm‘lli‘m 1"“

or. he will oi opinion that he mu not thv him but he wan imam ciipwrrd. permit liliplit‘.“\!ll iii the 'I'enunt iniiu.‘ , illiHl‘llli'lll. Iiiit iii~ brother. The l. v

"1“ ‘3'. t.” 1:: “M

«-

wand? ‘ Salt finalist 3m. ‘

Ii Illl be an H by illl‘ fwliouini: letter which pppi-iih iii the pupi-r- tbiit Mr. ‘IlmiLlflHv bin

. .\ lowi- crowd ofmwrmw mow-ed to (Tony N‘If’heil Li Il-Mlon his “‘mulfilflfl omnid-

menu In the Reform Hill of the tbmiiwut. ' and ihu lw tin- prari‘irnlty mime the li‘mi‘ i l

t i -- llavurdi-n. l‘hc-ti-r, April is. lion's—lily

l‘pon :irihiiiiz at lite upper Station "new Dear Mr. i'rurt.ird.~l thank you in: giving the iivgio "It‘ll again rvN‘W'tl him Iliriiniiiu me an iqqiortniiily which t-lulden Inc to llldkl‘:

. Government. of whom the lion. leader oi . paving blnllcl at the Pullc&-Ctlpllil Jriikiiiu. . known to you and in other: the course I phi-t n... "wwqfinn w...- ;uu.~m|..~r, tlmuld havi- .d‘ the pvillt'v. Iwu hl'l‘fll'iinll and um privati- ‘ pose to talu- with regard to the iinieiiiliiii-im

brought ilium pt'tlpii' to the hay oi the i were bin-ml. We wrinuuly. Supp-iii ~ liaiirl : that was tho proper lilni‘t‘l gm ascertain whether they n‘cre guilty or, loco black: ‘ilt'l of an infraction ot the laws. l.\ttoriit~y iii-iii‘ral) wa~ t‘nnnwl for tiimi- l ground lllllholl. tIIiliirlniiati- Length and therefore knew ‘ “fending lib-tit to diqi-i-r-c. lilll the order i .pi-i‘haps mori- llllllt' linslatn-i-s in which ‘l"'t"“.‘"“l- “'0 “'l‘ll‘" “W” rlmmt it: 1they were placed than many of tho IIUII. i "will" “lull”? Il'f'“ “m‘y' Illt‘llllli'i" of that “Ulht‘. Pl‘t‘it‘l'fllltlil) ““M ‘5‘ l 'l "l' 3' against several el them was issued. but for " ' ‘ purposes best known to the late tievcrh- .

mom mount. . Montreal, ('. B. May 7.

.\ (‘abini-t (“hum-ii will be hrid on Fridny. ‘t which all the ministers in the country will

iiudy to the burden :tl l'Zli'i-tiou. llll‘\\’l11|l:

il‘o boil .5 leniiilviiinoii. Are they to be t'oii-vi-r kept under a stigma. without a trial 1‘ iii: (hon. Knit-mil) then illndcd lupin-sons holding honorable positions abroad “'llU‘ were Ulllfi! no: only ilUt‘lhtltl, bttt found guilty of ll:|\‘ill:' moat tli<a alitly violated} this laws ot their country. yet they had: l,\i!tlll forgiven and placed in olllces oi trust 1 “1 and catchment.

:(fuiiada.

nary operations in reg. luiitqnill-

wick .

Mr. llrt-ckcn replied to the lion. leader! ol'tlie tiiivcrnmunt. and also rcviewod the: address 01 the lion. Attorney General llis ob_ clions lathe appointment to tho. olllce ol' Registrar of Deeds. and lloadf _ , Uonniiissiunrr. of those pcrsoiisnlluded to. I "“""““" “"l‘rNHW" “"1” “'1’ was not made on any personal grounds ; but he was ol opinion that the piiliti l""l“" ""?“"“‘.'r‘{".ll_'°. morality ol the. Colony was at stake on this‘ I'm 1"“ "mn'yml “ I ttustiou. and therefore be felt it to be his

and has not fallcti sitite Saturila '. New York, May 9.—~Ueld 13.55)

tenant (inYL'l'llOl‘ Oll'

‘ had got into power.

i my to disapprove ot the appointment; lll question, which, in his opinion. illlpt' lit. a reward for the political soi'rict

Ul

the laws ot‘thoir country iit tli-Iiaiieo. .tlioii replied to the dilfvrvnt points nlltldcil llo hv the lion. Attorney General. and con- ‘elttdeil by obs-er in}; that the conferring ltltu otllcti ofti. Rt 5 ‘ar ol lli-i-ds on Mr. llaldorson. was titi act of i-xpeilii-ni-y uti- . Worthy of any Government.

lion. Mr. ihint- The Government owod their pol 'll toilet: to the tenant li-agncrs. Time “as no less than live

hen. members of that lltlllill supporters. and some members of the (i i\l'l'lll|ll‘lli.

whose tilts-lions we 'cenrcd through the llllltlt‘llLU ot the l igue iiioveiiii-ut, lll‘

:tlicrelore was snrp .wd to tiiid tin-iii so very quiet on that subject how that the Why not now vind' unto the conduct of the tongue and justtt their on n connection with the iiioi'eiiieitt:J litre those lion. lltt.‘lllilt'1'.i a. very people who placed lhi-iii in tin-ii 5 tin this lion. boils-i! lie was surprised ml ‘intlecd disappointed iti not hearing (how

.iii inducing Erancc and Prussia to at

i-Ziigi'iecr officers have t'onitiieiici-d prelimi- iid to fortifications at

It is announced thtt the lionaduhn Rose mp...- buigwg rm- it“. 11 be Lieutenant, Governor of Avw “I‘IHW then. desirous to avoid misleadingtlie country i pml have of lute years cotiiplctely lost

The water in the harbor has bet-ti very high. m.» to withdraw from my attempts

Vicrnitui, Au A.1’x.\cl M.\luill.-—-ll i! it. itlllut-ticu ut.‘ (treat. liritain. in nndon the politics of i._ i-

' line of lau- yearn—vs ich the cable brings to f its to-ilay that Queen Victoria. lhls sn .(‘l‘l‘tlt'|l ccpt her}

‘an the licfunn llill IN yet standing in inyi

By this time the mob had swelled") nearly "*1"? "n “W “‘"l‘" WP" “l. "l0 ""“N‘ 0‘” iininlcatiiins.

\.n-~ by which it w» sorirj 'l'hi-miin- i try can hardly fail now to bi-antire that tho-cl lgclitleini-ii of Linersl opinion: whose rotiv' - ‘lliltls tilluw them to int unitt-dly upon ii . ,qucstion iiril not a Inqjority but a minority of the existing House of t 'omuions. and tbiittbcyl there not tin. power they wrrc supposed tn. ‘passeu of limiting or directing llll' action of . the Adiniuiatriitiun. or the shaping the pmvi- « :s‘miis nt‘tbi- Iii-form llill. Still having regard

ll“ l"“""'“~ l""1“'li"li Ml'- l‘Ill’llN‘v 1”"- l‘ "'1 llothc support which my proposal with respect ‘ board " Neutoriuii." It is understood thatt‘li' l in 'ul‘stlunl rating received from so large at llon. Mr. 1tlt‘l)oug.tll will be the leader :il‘i.......t...r “f ‘liltprul “mm...” 1 u... n... l..,_.;delicieiit'y. * Reform tor the uiivcrnuient front L'ppcr

vice ot‘the party to win-h they betting; and ‘

IWliL‘lI any suitable occasion shall iii-use. it It; “in {col “EU. much gratified w find mat

diall be their wish. I shall be prepared Maid in attempt concerted action upon this or any

public good. but untilI

and our friends. l feel that prudence requires 5 to assume“ the llllIl-Illl‘t' iii niiicndiiig a measure which: i-uiinot p’crimps he cti'cctuiiiiy amended t'Xt‘t'pt by a reversal either formal or virtual, of they vote ot'lv‘ridny. the 12th; for unit attempts.l “i ndc by inc, would. Ibclicve. tittheprcu-nt. 1rritn-al mono-in, not be the llltlnl likely tneaus‘ ‘ cf lvtitii'ingtheirown pitrpesc. Acctiriliiigly..‘ 1 shall not'prneccd with the itiiieiidinetils new? in the paper in my name, nor give notice. ‘(tl other amendments such as J had content

'"llr‘. first 0w hv i'

3:; 23.- a: 53‘ a; mid «hm... "hicth awn ml man in hirer «i v n luv-v iit'biiiitt ;" that i ll‘ vii-linen. Maren-i. inn ii bud nruvr bet-vi ri-priiiiiil: m that. though thi- ion-h» ul trial that ll‘l‘tl'll" iibmlflv. it inn-t be alluvi ed. 'i'liomti-n In tlicrefom

iiidiiciwiii-ii‘l hild out to the \tilvntcd Ind vnt'rm‘tiv to vontinm‘ tcut‘liiiigmnd would (like to we ioich mcunrcc titlii-ii II would jt-ifrt‘tmdly prevent the teacher‘s “Rice in this island becoming the lat n‘fugi‘

din-burger]. On! being not tit ‘hcflv It‘ll “it of um“ ‘hu m goo luy to work with

.grapli' from the' Iz'utmt'iier. giving the

1 within,' than heretofore to reiiiii'ni at the aer- 1 low are. in our opinion. on the whole.

‘tlic Colony in for the future to be their

ltiieili:itinn.—-t'iir that is what it substantially i I'm”; m" l “‘1'” “WHY “""‘""'l”‘“3" "ll" 5

“wintry for Ame-tic . whom he died in "hotl- rity.

fiiiiiiiiitrsidt Quentin. ‘ munsmmtn mm. ‘

No notice can be taken iii anonymous Him- “in mint know the names and

up... Samuel.) w... u. a “mp (I «mini-nu. I lh't'd mu iiiiin- what must bi- bi , addresses at our cerrcvpuudcnuu ii “inler l “mummy. My “6 (“ML 2 In“). M II... In]. "painmm “ml mm. 0" “u. the iiiitixl- ofall. the nature oftin-tinicndiiii-iil , (If their good liiitli. lli- spuh’i' in the hub. mm. WWW" W“ "0"" NJVNM "“ F'illi'." "I" 1301- i return Cillllllllfllltflltinh that are not med.

‘ by '.!l \Olt‘h. or the iaiiiipm-iliou iit'thi- body of. ,

We cannot iiiiilriaake In

THE NEW EDUCATION ACT.

is our last issue we inserted ti para-

piiblie a general outline oftlic late nnicnd- invnte tothc Laws relating to Education. We ind last week neither time not upset forany comments on the alterations. \Vc int'cnil this week 'to make good the The changes made in the Tea

great lillpl‘ln'l‘nlt‘lllfi. 'hcrs.uo doubt.

sole pnyninster. Sclioolniastcrs in gen- lieart. 031; of them have become disgusted with their prul'ession.on account of the very inadequate remuneration which even the most ‘capable uiidwindus- trious among them have for some years been receiving. The people. too. will reap a rich harvest of benefits front the new state of things. Those of even the poorest districts—which are indeed often ; the most populous—will for the future be

those people who had so notoriously sell

“.n‘

:iini-d of thc'

lumotinis iii.—is t-i-rtainly calculated to inspiri-

some doubt whether that impression is tllltl‘ gcther viii .11 all events. it re .iinly

i

that it should have i :Ii't'll .iiili- to persuade . ck and Napoleon Ito put up their air . is Just as they were ready iio begin the work of mutual slaughter, and iill'll‘l‘ the (it-cat l’oivers had exerted their good |otllei s in vain to bring about it harmonious Iuiidorstandiilg. " l'cai-r hath its victories no . loss glorious than war." iitiilit‘the evient prove lth it thi- Qiirrii‘s pi-rsuiiiil appeal to the King iof l’t‘ll‘wlil has been the means of suring the ‘ continent from the iiiisi-ri . fanothcrcoiillirt, :HIH‘ will have achieved a \trtory which will l m ikc her reign more illustrious than any ivli‘irh could he snatched from the jaws of Etll‘dlll on the lll'ill iit' bilille .——.V. l’. L'Ipl't'a'd.

'rsty‘s vi-rniiicnt

Accounts front the interior of Georgia state :it not one planter in ten has corn and meal j to carry him beyond illt‘, first of July. .\I lit‘alhl oni- Iiall'ol' them have not a months sup- ply. and very many are either about cxli:iu~l- ling their ram 5 or have done so, and iii des- 1 pair disc cd their hands and turned out ‘ their shit. . to graze. The money is not iii

ing the Deputy Slicrill‘ol Queen's (,‘ouitty ; hon. iiicmbi-rs new siuud up in Ill'llllH‘U id ' [llt' country to buy food and crops utilllltll be in u“, pxwmiun or his a...» mu] 1'."- “1.th i those iuctt whose :qqioiiitini-ht to edict-sK "WI" “‘“W‘” W‘ "J'- AIN’T”-

oll‘ence he was sentenced to 18 Iiiotitlis ini- )risonmcnt, and lined in the sum of £50.

to (hon. leader of the Opposition) tlii-iii‘VL‘W “"1" 'l’fguulr‘“ '0‘ “10 wry 1'11”).

nildr - ‘

ed the House on the subject in

question. and cnmtnuutod upon the priiiei-l

plus enunciated by the Tenant Union or- ganization, touchingr their resistance to the laws of the country. their adoption et reclusive dealing. by refusing to hold business relations with those in the oom-l muhity who dill‘eri‘d with them in their views relativo to the llllyillt‘lilt!f1‘(‘ill§,1llllll the disloyal tendency oi’tlicir movements ;‘ and contended that he would be vet-remit to the duties which dcv li'ed upon him were he to treat with indifference and si- lence tlic course pursued by the (iovern- ltlcllt in, appointing to offices of trit<t per— sons holding views so dangerous to the'

once and well-being of the community. as those enunciated to the Tenant Union organization. Such iquintineuts. he.l said. wore calculated to prejudice the ill-i tercsts oi the Colony abroad. as it wouid‘l lead to distrust and want of confidence in 4 the (iovcrmnent ol' the country.

Hon. Mr. McAulay supported the views of the lion. lender ut' the Opposition. and seconded his motion.

llnn. Leader of the Government in reply .contcnded that it \I’di ii resolution. not a. motion. which the hon. leader at the ()ppo-' sition had submitted. and therefore should. in accordance with tho .‘3't'indintgr Rules of that lions 2. be tabled at least twenty-tour.

was the subject under consideration. .appi

it fell. however. that the poorli-agui r

i whom they placed in power.

Mr. McNeil] rose to reply. hill his honor the Speaker having declined to l'l' - motion ol tltcliun. lvnilorultho Upp: itioii. on the ground that it. \ ..' not in :ll't‘Ul‘tlilllL’ul with a Standing little ol the House. did‘ then. on motion. adjourn the House.

Latest by Telegraph ! London. May 10.

End Derby in Parliament. last night that lit.‘ considered the pr 'vatiuii of peace iii Eu- rope no longer it qllt' ion ot'doubt.

In the House of ('oninmu-i a division took place on amendment made to lb;- li'cform llill. and the amendment was adopted.

“on. 8. ll. Walpole. lloiui- Sci-rotary. has resigned his pilsititlll in the Cabinet . The Hon. (iathoriic liardy Ii is been appointed Home Secretary iii place of Mr. Walpole, and Earl of Devon replaces Mr. llardy as Chair- mm of the Poor Law Beard.

London. May 11.

The success of the Derby tinrcrniiii-nt on the vote on the Reform llill to-dny. insures its preservation. ‘

The death sentence of the eonvii-ted Fe- tiiuii l)or.in has bceiicommutcd to it long term of imprisonment.

liarl Derby oiliritilly says the tioverntncnl

'3 ind tlii ll

hours before action could be taken thereon. ; “'l” "U'v‘flnikt‘ l’lllfli“ 1"“ Will MW“? “1' 1"“ 1t mum, with In“! gnu... [rum a mum)“. of. rcrctit l'cnhiii uprising Oll‘ilL'L'llllllll of appre- the late Government to find fault with this i l“~‘"‘l"‘l lrf'llhlt' W_Il|I trcrtu‘tn foreign gin-urn- appointment to olliee of one who. as a: “Will” "'3?" “'1' """Jh'fiil “' “if 13'"!-

Liecnkct 'l"aclicr, i been drawing his "’ “‘“W "l ‘1'“ ""5" 10M“ 0“ “'0

1.253.124 tons and 1,5

quarters.

i We observe by the St. John papers that the .‘ action. ll. is not usual for n l'UlllllldllIli‘l‘ to l Hmtll)‘ the ‘Vlllms “l 0"“ p _

-Gathuiie llisbo i of that city is cxlnirlitig the i‘ ilem‘l’t his fun-is when Iir finds the t-iirinv . unreasonable we do in the district. . l . .

.i mung Illt'll to prime -d to the new settlements . rll'llilgl'l‘ titan ll! bud ireiurrtitred. and illN'UW“

)Iti the country. and ‘loctitc llii-niseiies lhi-re. . many less ctlectae than he had Mlppilst-tl. j whch “w mm...” “.0”. fr...“me mung.‘

iniiiilier.

a istrit u fi-iv ye

prospects yearly iiiipruving . better advice could lie tt-nili-rcd to the laboring population of any city in the l‘rovitii'i's. limit

the L'l)uilll“)‘."—[lh

A drspatrh from ('zlll.ttl:l says that the re- llil'lll‘tl ili-li-gnti-s \vi're Ill' ly wt-lcoiiiiil at Uilaw-t Mr. Moll-maid. in course of ii speech. vpltiilied that lli bull)"lll‘tlt‘llllildlltlil was not issued on the day :Illpuillli'tl. owing to

absent from London. and therefore there was some delay iii I'tllllllll'llllg' and sanctioning llll' list of ‘llillUl's from Quebec. lli- rllllwl. however, that the L'tiion prorlatiintions would

by the middle of July. In refer

gathered from the following facts which we take front a Parliamentary Report on the Mersey Docksiind Harbor lloiird Hill. In [565 the steam trade of the port was repre- sented by it total tonnage of 7.36.420 tons; itt isiiti it'ihnd increased to nearly double that years the coastingl idi- was represented by .8“ tons respectively.

18.14 was £1,189,437 quarters. and in tin.

7

the fact that MrJ‘ai'lit-r and Mr. Mctii-e \\'l‘l’\“

cover the with

‘vmuzml “mu “m Trmmlry 0mm CUImW‘ i.uxi.-inbtirg question will be formally signed 'rcguiary every quarter. since the met-ling oftlie Tenant Union alluded to was held. Ills certificates. its 'l‘eai-lior. wore approv- ed 01 by the Board at Attention. and his salary was p id iii War 'ants from the hands oftho 'l‘rcasurer ol the late Govern- mont. Why then tolerate him in the itn-l pnrtnnl. capacity ofte' . of youth. if his‘ principles were calculated to t-ndaiigirrthi' team of the community. it. was Well known that those holding 'l‘i-nniit L'nioii views had seen that they were misled, and laid doubtless r . tted tlieiixtreme course which. in some .iuccs. they were lead; to adopt. it was also ctiitenlly reported that the Pub ’slier of the organ of the Tenant Lcngn Had been very materially aided in his Work by the gentleman who .held the other, of Registrar of “cell-l under the late Government. and the laet that tinl said Publisher had. at. the request oi that ‘ oilicer, gone to Georgetown at the last Election. and there recorded his vote iii favor of the hon. leader of the Opposition and his colleague. would show that. :ill the interests of the supportersol‘Tt-nantUnlnii principles was not given to the present Government. The way to secure lNllu'd' aind I nietm-ss was to place those misguided pcop e in the same position with others. and not. to frown them down its ii disloyal band of millions. liii alluded to a gentle- man who was tried for treason iii this country some years ago. because be made use of sonic harsh cxpreuimisagaiiist land jobhms. an be was by the Conservative, or 'l‘ory p. appointed afterwards to our of the mo iportiint and lucrative omens ot the Co . lie was. however. free to admit. that it been known that Mr. Jinltlermn was the Secretary at the meeting in question. the proceedings of which had been brought to the notice of the Colonial Minister. the Goveniment would have con- sidered the matter )rcvlonsly to, his tip- pointmcnt to the of ice at Registrar Inf deeds. In regard to Mr. Charles Dickie- mm. a petition mnncronlly signed was resented to His Excctlunc praying lin- its rolensr, to which “is lxecllency. in the exercise of his prerogative. net-cited. He concluded by observing that nu. alarm need he apprehended an the saint-ct ol‘ \vlin he termed the Resolution. and not (hulmotlou. ot the hon. lender ot' the 0p~ ‘ lion. 1 I l " ruler of the O peatian.-— t s ’lml’lyv'afion to go lnt‘b Committee.