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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHAR

ES ET

THE DAILY BXAMINER

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AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION

Ir has abroad that Sir Louis Davies made a tour of Belfast and Murray

| Harbor with the object of influencing the

gone

| Provineial byeselections in Belfast and

| Murray Harbor. Itis known that a rail-

| way is to be built for the accommodation cf the people of these districts; and that ‘the projected construction of the railway i has been used by Sr Louis Dayies, the | Department of Railways, and others as a means of infla ncing electors to vote for ithe Provincial Goyernment’s candidates ;

that tenders have been called and that

Superiptindent Sharp has been sent out into the districts (at the beginning of winter) to buy rights of way coincidently The whole “It is

election canvass,

reeks with corruption.

with the proceeding rank, and smells to Heaven.” If, | of the people of Belfast and Murray Har-

eee

in these circumstances, a majority

| bor, elect the Provincial Government can-

lidates, it will immediately be said, and

| said with force, that the Belfast and Mur- ray Harbor electors yielded to the corrupt inducements and threats of the Dominion

Government,

No doubt the electors of Belfast and | Murray Havbor will get the railway; but | if they vote the Government candidates in, they will, just as certainly, lose their re~

putation for independence of thonght and | | honesty of action, They will then be in the position of Cassius when he exclaimed, i QO, I bave lost my reputstion! I have, | lost the immortal part, sir, of myself, and | what remains is beastial.” Even if the construction of the railway were, as Sir Louis Davies has intimated, | conditional upon the election of the Pro- | vincial Government candidates in the | present contest, is the railway worth the price? We put it to the electors of Bel-

fastand Murray Harbor.

THE PATRIOI’S DIFFICULTIES.

Tue Liberal gentlemen who are discus~ sing political questions in Belfast and} Murray Harbor are giving their organ a, vast smount of unnecessary and un- comfortable The trouble with these gentlemen is that they think io little and talk too much! What with giving form to badly digested thougkt, | explaining every contradiction, and deny- } ing alland sundry the numerous statements which meet witn public disapprobation the poor editor is at his wits end. He realizes by this time, no doubt’, the truth of the old proverb, “It is hard to make a} silk purse out of a fow’s ear.”

We submit, however, that it is very bad mannered, on his part, toscold Tue Ex- We are in no

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work.

AMINeER over his troubles. way responsible for the sayings of the Liberal speakers,and we are only in a very limited degree uccountable for the reports which have been given tothe public. We took the following from The Guardian’s re- port of Sir Louis Davies’ speech at Pownal :

“If a Conservative Government is elect- ed in Prince Edward Island it will hinder,

perhaps stop, the construction of the pubs lie works now in contemplation.”

The Guardian insists that its was a fair one, and we know that this par »

report

Licular pari of it is vouched for by a cloud of witnesses. Indeed, the Patriot’s hi falutin account of the meeting contained substantially the tame statement, which was also elaborated in its editorial co!- Our contemporary is trying to perform the somewhat difficult feat of

getting all the benefit possible for the Gov-

umns.

ernment candidates from Sir Louis’ warn - ing that the railway may be stopped or hindered by the election of Messrs McLean and Prowse, and at the same time holding the Minister innocent of uttering @ dies honorable threat,

Equally difficult i: the task of convinc- ing the people of Belfast aid Murray Har- that calling for tenders, etc., while a Minister

bor the Government is sincere in of the Crown informs them that the work may be stopped or hindered if they do not vote as he desires ina Provincial election W ith regard to the certificate cf charac- ter given by Mr. Arthur Peters to Premier Farquharson, viz: “* He is very unpopular and I think the poor man knows it, but to give the deil his due, he is ecopomical,” and the alleged warning given S:r Louis ty the same genileman: ‘* If you don’t build the Belfast and Murray Harbor Railway you will lose East ()ueen’s and

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the whole Island:” we have just this to

say : If Mr. Peters will deny tha’ he used the language atiributed to him, we are ready to deal with him in a way that wil] be satisfactory to the public.

ll, NE

SIR WILLIAM DAWSON.

Sorrow at McGill—Plags at Halg,)

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MoxtreaL, Nov. 20.— Yesterday afler- noon flags fiying at half-mast over the various buildinge of McGiH University and affiliated institutions showed that Sir Witliam Dawson, who had been steadily weakening during the last few daye, was dead. Today lectures were suspended at twelve o'clock, and the students and pro~ fessors assembled in the Molson hall. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Peterson, Priocipal of the University, Dr. Johnson, Dean of the Faculty of Arte, Dr. Craig,

Dean of the Faculty of Medi: cine, and Professor Cox Mce- Donald, Professor of Physics. Toe

epesker dwelt on the prodigious strides which McGilltook from 1855, when Sir William found ita college of eighty stu. dents, to 1898 when he retird from the privcipalship leaving it a university of overathousend students, This was ac- complished chiefly through the energy and perseverance of the man. Outside bis work as principal of McGill Sir William stocd in the frovt rank of modern science, innumerable papers winning two medals from the Royal Society, and published on scientisic subjects. At ithe conelusicn of the address, Principal Peterson announ- ced that University work will be suspended tili Wednesday morniog, acd that the tuneral services will be held to-morrow at 230 p.m., in the Arta Building, tbe pro- fessors and students being expected to be present in their academic dress. J ACK, ee

—Henry Clews says: “I am clearly of the opinivn, that the backbone of tight money is now broken, as is the backbone of the Philippine rebellion, and I now also look for a speedy collapse of the South African war. It will come after the first big victory to the British arms, whicn may occur at any moment. With Aguinaldo taken @risoner, a big British victorp, securing th? Opening ap of the Afrivan gold mines, end the easing up of the money market here, the overbanging clouds wil! all be removed, which wil cause very active and increased prosperous business all over the world and especially so 10 this country.”

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