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tenty wound

_ oo ete \ i wr ‘ » ~~ ' ‘ nm f ; . > ’ . . ; t m that “ ! 1 ’ cn t r I you arc! As 1 w iisper | ‘ . \ wit n we . ith yes s | 28 u 1 = yor ' ' t Uief ‘ u t aOOW }; you pevercan know 1. § Wa { i j vy ¢ . t ated ail ( res i Cit snd think Ww t ! “ ther ¥ ) at y Vv t ‘ i { ‘ y » \ \ diurl J . - . 7 j \ ‘ v . - ' 1 Tive : I wii i ) "wy t ‘ i i scl ¥ . y ‘ t } a z iy as & i \ veTal Ching, peuple arry ip tals wupfic, We . —————————— _ | ' 7 ‘ ae i t V he la wus i * . } ‘ tl

1 , 5 ae ' 3 ) ¥ LeieeTa iis v VY begland, Nov, 26th is cet eu al ‘ A ; ed ; a [ ed ' a ‘ by 3b. ’ ae i | N 0 i” . i i ' " s tu ’ ! +1 “ i ’ ta ’ 1 Cu i Ir mve rat.

3 giv and Bramp Combesiand. ‘The mihtary ippi cas t +dietivbuice nid

a4 > iave bee ul “dl » Paris é gZ 3 Sal pluie ineci were ¢ 4 ted in Cork and le f i th nia OL (he 5 . $4 i! Cheater Jas cer eas were ude, the ceremonies m te iye was no wietlerenee on te}

porities and Zouk order We Mali | Licus

the eolu “d bie

exaggere aud pnbvout

pmabeiy be 57,

ay nthe Lundur or

~™“LIrrS te

ry explosion at Arley | shige? |

oo

OPW ne ome ee ea or At rete ee

" ‘ 2 hel i uv u ‘ ( Li ts ithat the 8 rad i is seu to \ iues ‘ w \ verumbews bey u Moutreal, Novw i rts of ew were eccu; \« s) t Gi guinst Binning, a i ee li wii { wi ' t ' pi ae A ¢ i rev has been raised Court ft w on i a M that Lowet ‘ Ww did Pecey a breach of pro ter thins a me ibie bbe demurret is I seg and (le judgment conlirued. ’ 4 ‘ Ollawa, Nov 20. Sil j t Ye ¥ vile New Croverbor-Uncneral, “ AU ive e lomwertow allvennoon Lue i ‘3 ¢ Les Isetued & prociainabion viting t s tu turu oul and weleome him Lise ‘ leva au sund Na soctetit i \ bu “3s Ww } ai cou siuber on Tuesday, w hie Es \ “ { “Worl " lhe M siry W icel u al Diesculk lo-mertow morning 1 dn i é (ysreat 4 ’ ) " loira ‘ ‘ j awl K t mon On ’ x i i r6é Ww i ‘ ! to Ni = i { i ‘ sy { i ¢ I ” ‘ nS di Nov j ‘ i 18 4 “ ‘ \ aVor « i . ‘ ‘* e ’ I i A ‘ i f sh t ‘ ‘ i ati i me b me a ast 4 2 - 2p a ° hee i ‘ Quad ¢ Vie na S 4 Aime TORs with ny on urd. da + a y i } Vanuve @ riv ra New York, Nov. 28 N : ' i A t Ou a New } v.20 J ‘ ' 7 \“ ‘ 1 it Aye i . a“ ‘ ‘ . ' 4 » a i a f 5 i ¢ t { 4 i r % + i ‘ ~o6 MI a | fs } r r , sé r © pay : Guipinent of three t ths’ v & s0 at they may enter luiteuibery on ‘ J zr tf reb ] a 4 g f arme } . ae sacd t € abs ‘4 ‘ “UVuY A ‘ ‘ ‘ i i | ed that a Seeret Commiasien has ‘ y r \v r ‘ ‘ y \ } 4 Vv sland t e i ‘ 4 ° N ‘ ; 2 no Af r at nae ' i g° " vi! ! a a ewsOglise - er ot P r ‘ ¥ en r dt e ‘ > est ividing \ ‘ i i View S i é i = " os WW i 3e8 « | i i . i > s . ‘ . " 4 vir e j i 8 1 i 4 . ’ > t the , , 4 4 - } . 2eee. FY t eo ' \ i ‘ - ° i ‘ 1 u A t hive i4 t i hy 3 ! }' Cae aecplu ‘ 7” ee ” ‘ y ' ¥ . ) ‘ : i iu I { ‘ S s 4 4 } y ¢ e x i ig@s@ LUGO a I ' . @ i ya ‘ ‘ { A ‘ s i oi Ure (a } ‘ i y 9 ‘ - ( \ ; at lie | O- 4 pid | 4d s uve itis beilev e > e Port wili res \ } esadel Aiheus sa lie re \ anes ure Ne York, Ds | ¢ t # ¥ ‘ CAR espe nies aicte ¢ . \u \s i s ‘ ‘ » Mra i r tw é ‘ ‘ i us S vil ev hi da j a k j ae ber, la } dure Dak recey i y s 6 ‘ av I ‘ , 5 4 ‘ era ji ‘ air. dJistaci Will wel propose any more hames } ya lee ge ¢ gy Li i ier Ul LIB plo ee ail i ’ ' ‘ - ] A grad lLestiuoulal Dabguel is pre ected i 61 buuel of Lue uieiuuers ol LUO caplring at Mir. Gladstune’s chapter of autobiography is genes iuougut to be needless, and an mjudici-

nd itis beleved lo bave aiicuaicd ue,

December 2.

Now York

Cakey liall was elected Mayu vi this eit

y iy, Uy a Vewmocralico tha] rity vl over o4,

Ulg WSS JeRierday sword in as novel I tral vl the Dewsuion of Canada Louden, New su i i i fimes @udt Paris currrespondsnt ; “pe “Vv At ya yeu ct re + u beau ol LL bas} i Val > pI ’ . % MiG € Cc 4 ence bas veeu suuiewhal distuii ihos ié AYO Leel uliy Colle G trow Wy ts aL Without pr a" povor wo j elo laa 1 ve cis es ve us vi der uy gil a a1 #putu) i . i ov , i a& letter Saisig bis I i ‘ Pauct buau moh ew i y u thal t = if- y niiuach vi ¢ cau i te ia ie i Btia bus es v1 Su ve siiare ‘ I \ } c i Ute ‘ La rom Bucharest anno ge pitvet ‘ 1 y }? u i + - eae 4 ¥ ve ty i ‘ Dive. 4 A iM ‘ Mr () 4 ‘ j tl re cou i Wi ccuu j yi ‘ i Cunway.a Ca ca Wi eapeect t ‘ iu cca uu Geel ea that the Felis ji siveiicud Were sifonger if buUbers, Organizatic sud d¢MmamMeDL Liaw ever, Aud, Bhouid toe 3 ol ifeintvd be Withitecid y Woula ¥ 1 Dew

ib ul aulograph letter ce

Queen Victoria,

\ “fy Wels Led myuica i Couuecelion Will Lis aGuUIIL-

urphi

jslirution us Geve vi Cunada

juiectivus were yesterdey for members of lu Sliddle Somerset, Irelaed, aud in the former,

the House of ( inugiana, Deesore. Neville Granville aud KR. H. Paget, boil Cunservalives, Mr aerva

vininens, aud Oilgy, Were returned; aod in the latter fai, and dir Ki GQ bb with, Cm Lire result of the elev- by the Times today: Liberia

272. Liberal

OU Comvr, Liv ive, Weie ke give elected, 354; Couservalives elecied, majorly, bbe.

eitoureu,

Paris, November 29.

Kdites.of “ Reveu” bas been seuteneed to two think you could Sverre with w fine of 2000 trawes | the courage to try Nut

mol.hs Maprisonment, Prrredhin

stag ABest na

att

(COTTE MERE Oe 26 attr Lotte tatt? Come eT on er eee CR

died yest

es

1 f ex each: ande reofthe! Clab. All Jast @eeaian there were lots of

j Mig i f young men who every nighi of mectin.: were

i t ’ ms } mying (as 6a rerly as hey nard did for the the sn piien fora rt tte Bourdin

grapes) to invke atrial, and dare not; and crlebrated advocate (7 aust say that during the whole session, | never heard any of the members who had mastered the difficulty, or any of the older spe ikers, give one word of encourayement to

er the

Pierre Antome Be

rday, aged 73 yeare,

New York, Dee

-ea from Bonora report a termble sterur ow

Ist.

Ady

he Mexica per ust about the widdle af October the hangers-back ; the convequence wae that

= Seat a or, See oe Ore 8 only ome or two gentlemen came out, when |

textroved, the u ng Works on the Yagut River . :

were swept eff, and a waterspout burst over the | % '@W Words of belp and advice from some of | objvets is the disend ty of Almmas, destroying the town completely ;

seventy dead bodies had been picked up “helped many a bashful person on. Sows! Commerce ay Havana is Aa’, importers of for who possess that blessed gift of * brazenness’’ |

eign merchandige prefering te store the largest! will say, if they want to get up, why don’t

portion of their goods, and wait result of insur they do it? Why indeed? Because they

rection. Merchants are only buying to supply) dare not! ** Aye, there’e the rub, for who}

| lariaen doth hold him down’?

by any of those who have passed the rubicon,

CORRESPONDENCE,

fo vas Epitog or tus E

LAMINER,

; ’ le ‘ fgenerous; if they got on without help, all

the more credit to them, but it “ss : : ; “hy hey In February last. there anneared in ti why they

those who need it. Of course they are always

| rn 1 glad to hear and encourage &® heW speusel “8 arucie, 1 “ ’ ! ” ; ‘ ‘ " : wien he has once begun, but then it’s before ? f t \V t ‘ ) i? +. ‘ ‘ aoe , 1) ; that time their hi Ip is most needed. It is to ; sum ' . ’ bo honed that this winter the number of ar members of (bese debating societies whit T , F greatly inereare, and that every youny mah ‘, , who cares to think er le wiil have his : sue Vo th roll ' of them. It i3 y : ; . ‘ 1¢ eaging, that no one knows what Is in \ < i og et ’ 7 him till he tries to find out, and the debat 1 1 ’ ; iny x wm is o cal sl piace to make the dis- i ‘ i t ; ; ; : Cuvery In closing theee rawbling rewarke S oriu ' . - hled r ; ] : . must Apologize for haying troubled your| t i as , ' r i columne with them, but | should not have i f ron ' ; ’ ; ; fondo so bad auy ono else wrilten on t s t i { 4 ; ‘ ‘ itn Buvyoct. i Lead la t . 2 i Wisi U ~ . 1 ; 1 Novicx. ' bt lant 6uj} IACV, BNG SBuljic ‘) - are 1 bake p Charlottetown, Dec. 5, 1958. is.ang to tre rule of 3 j Ha i f ‘ W ye t & ‘ I a - = - ae t 1 9 V1 fl try and t i on i << - » {o> as a tare s > a ng t I rent sects wi com the} $ i? Ne erat twee ; | ey CVV eT TIAe VO oO { ; sland r i vq t . ee eee _ “at rh. i Praia i 19 70°C : Uharlottetown, December 7, 1868. { r , ‘“ i \ r t buts a i x t re licesS of frotestant a wei . : me : [ake are very few persons, we presum tha bene t ss ‘ f ti 7 I re (‘} vho have ot read Macaulay's History A ‘ ‘ i ‘ i é, by creating a reli though it reached its Filth Volume it is merely i T ‘ , tra t. He telis us, in bis | ce, that i 3 ¢ I t ' . $ ae 7 ntended to write a Hist ae ynd WwW au L va t i lé t ithe a 3 u of Jumes t 5 mid do pose tha to § -jto eur own time, He died, however, befure ad lime bo ¢ rmplete Une air ta ‘ a Catholics, Wwouid Ov throv rj it g hich he im sed 4pon him i We have no r ‘ ’ 1 1 c ’ , , . vstem of eduvation Si. VDunetan s Coils ther History of Kagiand which gives a full : C J | 3% ‘ t , c ° - ee : . a, : l readu account of the life and times of t , S i ‘ prtac Ua \ . ‘ . sa7°) me Island all pat nized by P restunts and Jamea the seC A apd Wiliam tu Phird. I ‘Ss ie ae —s le ae t Wie OF: 33a " i f 1} sul Lingard bad just brought his History down to S sr ediucat t “ i therein; and) the accession of James the Second, when be, | ’ E 5 tuo, full of yea and 4, WAS CA 1 upo ’ auy ser t us , G j ,| by the dlaster, whom he served so well, t I tia ta i L that * ) t 1 whe n trave r , Urbs. J w r n to dep] ‘ ! the ( sy P . . o < ‘ > hofnra | f + ty ‘ 4 i@ i ‘ ) Bis a ! t 7s Malbioe 4 us) Titst yo! i ‘ j ers whom us provided, | for his acecunt ef the reigns of James and to instruct a re number of ¢ v . Vi am W a t , t 4 n of 7A i » . , thentic than that of Macaula I History : % ' ‘ i v . ‘ : ter, Gi y i l reading. N ‘ ‘ was Ww tten 18 all a it ' s Ty Tr 2 ’z I S es . , while } was st 8 vou ‘ i A i . ‘ t llow | t ‘ rt a pweit b ». 2 -_ \ ‘ + ; © ( ‘ ip 3 é " t t ( k i at i rs } g é t tl t 80 abs vO ¢ t { . : Wil tT Y “ he > et a ss ‘ . } i" tra ; } ! f . Wao i + eht 2 reasoner. Yet h ét possess r \ ~ . : z . r i 3anud to @ a ~S ] f ati t { . ° 3 kb the mouid is | t it i t i ars scd}is true that Macaulay's insavination was su ste : V¢€ tO hace 3S ha stive t - y @ eat ‘ ® WwW r 143 laid a ~ I vid , wisi ¢ tt i I an he | ally fii ' . t t rs ~ i i 20 y > a i Saall i $ “ A t is s ‘ t t. Lis History has beer i »’ t ‘ + -| W pichf is Mo r Ww sof Cat 3 hav av . ei v ; ‘ f ) ie } } i i ’ ) $ . : sah ‘ i 8 t BiG .UAat its Sty al 4 i | i tes ig} Save it yu t uy th et ¢ \ i ae ves ‘ <-S€ tum oft it v ul w s true It is e h i i acu " , Lt ‘ ‘ € area? i .* + let ln aren ers ; t}no pains t sisetthe Whig party, and I ‘ . siaiwdliag cy } who wa 8 ’ " i ‘ > J 3 t} SEE Ib g th a malisuiiy that is scarcely < Yours respectfully, nes ¢ommilted by William are in the eyes Liat f ; . al ce ar hse HA. , 7) ae Oy tase r re vial ences, whic! yuld we ree : av Ue >. { ( ri he the a. Re . . y the admirers of the cold and <--> at 17 : " "1 ' 7 Beold Mutciman la the biaze of his glorg QO: " , ‘rr ‘ , > nn 17 ' 5 v* i A FEW WOXDS ABOBT DEBATING} ihe other 3 aa e : ” ithe other hand, the sins of J unes, which bear ULU BS. | a npar mtut $8 of W liam in enormity TO THB EDITOR OF TOR EXANINBE. : Lenormity, Ser, e suc Loe Opinion of the historian as could 1 . . r a+ a . ! t [am afraid that what I send wil! be y shat r by ¢ tog the former from und but dry reading a& the iboug shh i —oy § tim torth a wanderer s+ 1A sv + , 1 r he subject Me i resull ' and a be il wast r fortune of James ‘ ecrt ot Bu iT tance, > ” } , . : . rs ‘ that he iived evil and unsettled times. He periy to young men i 6 true t Uualre- pwn bas r two a , iba an 4a turbulent Parl 4 it aud an t teful literary in utwne, Which are k pt op with to q ith ut Was Su fed by spirit, Dull ¢ saer pb the Du , i ; . i t ‘ 7 ¥ + chel 458 GIG Lisi ie advisers wh ) Were ny men in t iby, (he tiem rs of tied sities are | few The work them iz aily fraying bis secrets to his ( i { , carried op rather tardily. ae for tance, That he wass t ward, st. fracel, stead of the debates commenemy ear y | and uns pecting, his bit at ene $ cannot in the winter, they are pusi; ned from “ane tas oe ao .s time to time, wit no reason, #0 far a2 | can z ee ee fue lnexorable 2S P ‘ . t Pr ww + learn, but the very poor one of the d:ficulty | '‘ of events, we mot help eco t J 2 °o expermenced ip tnding subjects fur debate 6 conclusion that he was mo ‘than Now this iteelf ducs Got speak very favoradlyj any of I? ty ute . Jjany of the public men by whom he was sur-

for the pr sperity uf these societies. Some- meen thing ought to be done to remedy this, aud

there cun be no doubt that the press might

rounded.

aid them much ; but this ts never done, as tho! but he sditurs of newspapers pey little or no atten- | so.

tion to anything but politics. These assuci-|

easier pext time. it is said by um ny preat writers that apy one may with practice be | come a good speaker— of couray it 8 Dot to ed ee be inferred from this that every on? can 'S't because he rolled up darin heeome o great orator, but that every one eao acguire tne art of Ox pressiug himse ' bu- telliyibiy io public; and even that is well worth trying fer, becnuee what situation cap be wore miserable than Laving to git eti!l and, haien to eome cheekyfellow giving vent to} | assertions whieh you koow to be untrue, and _ f you only bad) sir if you jloasp, | “ect

wils which affliet that unhappy country

a debt of two hundred millions of money

ae pursuing senseless wars in Flanders in

wipe out, which has goue on

o)

upon the working classes

rar tits: -,

those lung used ty speaking, would haveics oh establishment in Ireland—the doing

j oo {mortal memory.

reference to Ireland. | hope they will take it in earnest and be!

Is NO reas yn} should pot lend a helping hand to

; He wished, in religious matters, to| ave told by the organ of the bigots that

iv as the fruitful source of many of the

? Or

ia whieh he was always beaten?—a debt which the people of Knyland have never been able to | uty

accumulating, and

of the] jowing address t

The people of Great Britain are engaged in pro} the turmoi! of a eenera! elect as we Ww Grreater - than we ever before at stake inthe npire, dey ends upor the result of the contest. Two men, each of whom are } issessed

F il | your 8 } of eminent abilitics, lead the rival parties who

at : od i a m are contending t_r power, Criadstone 1s th

of the Liberals. One of bis avowed

pwment of the

leader Protestant!

{away with the abese which was saddled upon |

the people of that country by William of ‘im

The leading papers in Eag-

|? | land say that he will be returnedwith a majority | | would bear to eit him still and elgh, but that the, 2°" °°

ore ee | dread of whut should come to pass after he had| of three hundred : ; } If this is read! will assist him in carrying out his reforms in

gentlemen at his back, who |

The leader of the Torie 3 | is the celebrated Benjamin Disrachi, late Pre- of fis i

markable reese’ is

mier Great Britain, history 13 a re-

ane, and his c:

instance of what may be achieved by a man of ir tellectual capacity and a resuiute wili. Born of Jewish parents, who had settled in yriand and embraced the Ch jan religion ted of having Jewish » telecti a and syimpat haviny to cont l th the ¢ ur lices which are entertained against his i his rise to the exalted uu of Prem Grea Beitain al yarkable instance « what a man determ 1 to pus 3 way in the world, can achieve against adverse circum- sec It is that | possess r 1 al } v ] 3 4 powe i | bli Buar¢ \ d bater ind that h ( i in | Se i unbounded; but with ali the se qualificati is he had to wait many weary years before he attained

that wyetem which stained the soil of , of martyrs and coufessors-

in power, will discover that those are using their positions to barter away the

rizhts of Vatholics in return tf

of Lot 17. you are called upon next

“ Protestants Prote : your district is ¢

Thureday to decide far ae erned, no merely party gee of — sgt

tthe one question pure and Bi le i K ikcereer Roman ¢ ATHOLIC FOUCATIONAL IS RTITUTIONS In the intererts of Tal foviti fpe-

min whieh you glory, und tn the vame of tha Bible honoring religion whic h you pr fess, euler your soLRMN PRogesT ngalnet givivy aid to

your fatherland with the blood

We believe that very shortly the Catholie

! > gentiemen

for the sul poct of

Elder Laird aud the factiun of whose views he

is the exponent.

_—

QDDS AND ENDS.

| atreet | was told at Currie’s by @ snall girl that he wa

Tur Herald, as we expected, is finding fauit

vith us for exposing the waut of statesmanship | : ’

; eB gb xhibited by the Government, and its trickery

n dealing with the Catholics. He says tbat

1 f itok natemectan eget bees hee

A memuer Of Lat persuas mmlisut, ha au

e off of Pustmast General, if he had

. en to accept it. We never heard of the fact befor but it is as ew t sit

ircumstanee that a gentleman of ‘* that per-

. we. . s10n did not get thre office Why, at the

t n

Cat ) 3 who h = e under tl

Grovernn it a to be 3 oved immedi tel ind the Quer vs Print who defends it, Lie first We | that the rumor may prove

i It will exhibit, in true light, the

biyotry and the meann f the Executive, ar

1 its imbecility in having to knuckle down to thi

Patriot. Herald

W bat dves our friend of the

| : hi biti r ‘ “at " ar the ultimate goal of his ambition. In his!¢pi., of the new aspect affairs have taken? elevation there was @ tacit homage pal The quest 1 of « hov r,is a sma i ’ bcae 8 grand freedom Of Drie sled uatter. What we wish to direct the attention } { j = } *? vr nt y } p le ot th, ‘ sibo, and Ol Gls {the publiet a the fact tha Gove } t , ! * that r . . t tive 5) Ww bs) ’ oad . < ¢ e to ace 4 lve that it is under iy i i at a Al in nnex t . ie a ni Party: that it ion, univ lucution, or any of the usual] tas falsified its promises, and that it will dot vant h most t $ Eng ' c : ait of it > W vs us M4 ant ui Sum oO money in «63d «(Ol pLalest Have jo he has made aj S 8 fo be sure the members of = } . ady wit, considera ary power, bound nodel Administration think that the Liberal | c } f { tedip , 1 f el 3 i ( I ‘ ty 4 | \ is ny to do 1 ing at any ! ‘ Aved ti a ¢ Lt to mai 1@ eleva iat it can be used as av se for M tion Ww h he Won af so many yea Laird, Lord, Ca k and Davies to 1 f : Bathe wid ; 1 labor and sacrifice. Had he ad pled any f li ride into power up n: but we think that those | foary hs hat t 1, } . . . . ‘ . nes platiorm than that of maintaining the Iris rontlenen will find out their mistake before ‘ ? : Church establishment, we could have donel),., 3 Bias : t neo : ai iothing less than wish him ¢ re success Some of our friends in the country may t i - . . r th strugvvie which no tuxes ali S rgies, imagine that w are turning j ry, hecaus } ° } + . and in which he is sure to be beaten. Tha a oppor t Government. W vd %Ss an election cry, we have not ti ¢ the . oe : , r y to assure U m that & ! mot ti Cas a i. Rut we ; afl ‘ al y Gcouot ut fT 2 wcated B24) Woe are oppos , + Gor ' t utene@ in those days t d iby t ‘ —neit . : ¢ ilis a2 u a i md ome TC er ¢ ye otast tie ,or me cry that | teslant i 3 » G&S € hen a " thin ior t , It 43 aw pted son hated al e like the rc ‘ wat .. hated abuse ike e Ir: ( ch estaviishment f the worst traits of the * Prose iptior 4 hont > s death } ( 3. ' isa bt wo Ww iu . ¥ ruled the rvative rarty At a 3 “ Ou oO Lia » a } ° A y ia i 1 i ‘ ted : @ pie « i i | { It { . ra AL p it, ial { , 82 v $ i y . | . d ' tO L L Ace i Lk atitl C v tu Make 4 tented and yis t i ay ¥ 1 a ° a all. it red that ‘¥ Pe ; = ° tal | ] ‘ 3 i . ‘ | y L t is W nx Zt S - i > a s w A < - et #, A ; i a os © t VV i ig cu tiy t \ ; . + A wv. \ I o i S bra ( ' : — i p y y j 3 J . a ( + + | a ‘4 iM I 7 « f t Lt ea Law : Norn ‘ le « riunt aud th ion. ( es Y j , . ae , 4 \ i 404 a 2 er ‘ e i L i > , ) ; } t rt nbex i. u2 c j stat Uur fnend of t Lat i f ' ne ¢ { . \ eg - aod reviling Cat . { ‘ ated 8, i [i - 6 ' Pan nta ™m tha i ‘ Dp ut ( ‘ rs of this } Kt ul J in the faces of Uatiiouk i s wt ft iss Heusley a sha Ba y lu bis ‘ stredt I i t lua L i { S L : t tha , AMA a s Vv r i - L ‘ + I A :

' oT 4 ) i trea i 1 wit ’ i t | Se i i .@ y, last wirt ied them * nn as 3&8 n c a tink

” Ly ] ; Ice, . arh thew 8 t 4 ‘) i ty t y ti i 1 ’ ‘ ‘ rt wo t 8 us, B vow, we i bsik i th : 3 heve, t 1 Aen w i Cath clec- ken of in the | pist *> Unarity is patient toiz gave t n, 1 ord t r a party fe is +t a \ < : @ ‘ Q nol , } -@ / } 4 > ne pu ot * pre ( li i th rt , iy , @ mum QMARLUOUS, island, in all time to ue, Therefore have | “ot provoked to anger, UVaancia no evil, rE they received the warin support of the Pautriog et ) iniquity, but reyoiceth wit truth. ay i ea - PeU6, )s i - . and we believe have seer tly allied themselves | Phe editer of the fa tisan Eider in the +} \ } Rial i a alah Ai Kirk He pretends to be a very religious man Wita ti ieuders of & taction which declares LIrk. p! tends « I ivyigu ni ‘

ac le ’ . that Catholics should not enjoy ec

JO} jus privileges

with Protestants, because the Catholic reli gion |

is antagonistic to the Bible, de. It is*very ;

well known iu this Island that, some five or six

years ago, Mr. W. H. Pope wrote a series of

ae nig : letters in which be most unwarrented!y ridi

culed the re ikyion of Catholies. Ti ese le it ‘an As kad , ' l , 7 . were pudished by Mr. David Tui d. Vor saral y ra nast fo Ff , . ; several yenrs past, Be rope Has A2vuslained It ner }, » } } La ri 3 t advocated fau j rahy to them and ew to all denominations of Christians, and more eis it gee Bus 1 } } ’ 1 » over he has pu auciy acknowiedved that he did

wrong when, in 1863, he declared hj

& > tion to their claims to a share otf the Education vrant—claims of which he bad previousiy been ne of the advocates. For having do 1@ this he has been vehemeutly denounced by Mr

j

y, and (

; o Laird and the No-Popery pe

~All LOC

, NTs

The cry was raised that the “‘Church was | Pope wrote insultingly against their relivion

i w+ ee by Messis. He nslcy

Coles—to think

Pope was the advoe

and Mr. fair play and justice to Catholics—Mr. Mac

Liberal or Tory. ol

Millan was their

be returned, Catholic schools wou

share

of the taxes which Catholics pay ar all Let the Catholies

voted for Mr, McMillauna few days ago,

the Treasury,

~ ’

180 envi us ?

(Isla

is ODDOSI-

als ' r i. 17 . opponent. If Mr. Pope should) Our contem; orary, in his zeal to injure

yeaa ania Vv who

>the Protestants of Lot 17, y |

in he

deal so perversely

Does he fulfil the injunctions laid down 3 cuidance ?

W hy doves he

towards his Catholic neighbors? Why is he

holy writ for bi If so why is

continually fanning the flames of relivious bizotry? We only acted in self defence in our remarks, and if the editor of the Patriot had

sot grossly insulted the Catholic body, we

would be the last person in the Colony who!

would wound, intentionally, the feelings of any ; ‘ } cat ?

Wah on account Ol Dis relivious Detiel, But we

have said too much ut this matter. We

ire sure that there are very few persons on the

d who pay an pa) the Patriot

jestants. IRfhe was not contin

when he whines about insulting the

in the mire of relnzious content s. pe (

"ice to this matter.

The new ye lected member for Summerside,

grant universal toleration to all his subjects, Pope and his associates should not be trusted by | Mr. McMillan, gave a party to his friends in

> touud it was no easy task to do Catholics,because some five or six years ayo Mr. | this city atan oyster saloon on Queen Street, a

a Eider

few nights after his election,

F aeaeliaaaniel ry ba - , cl . . T _ . uw y . ] y tations, of course. are intended to improve tie | *™ danger. Phe uoo-coaformists, who would! Now Catholics are quite competent to judge Donald Currie, Mr. Lawson, master of the Nor jmuind in every way, Gut their chief aim is} Rare been equi euelitted with the Catholics. | (or themselves, and if they recuire advice they} mal Scho 1, Sheriff Hunt, and the Hon. G. ; ,) ’ - 4 ’ teachiag to speak im public; and gureiy)a, : sie : . ; : a ae : : ‘ Q : ss : “k - ie ree ‘I a G8retyland who should bave s pported James in hig | Certainly showld vot look to E.der David Laird | Coles were among the guests whom he invited there ara ew luge R he world ‘ em i sau more worthy of @ mane striving to beoure!: y, Were taught to believe that the reign | for it, nox should they allow their prejudices to} to partake O14 wis Bospitauty. We have beer ' g to r g J ; Ts ; i Li- woe ly ; ) . r ‘ . ; oa bi } 5 area hag vara , . than a great orator. The very word itself) f was about to be inaugurated, | be turned to account by Messrs-Coles, Heusle, | informed that speeches were made by Laird, oo fund af corecoes imanees on the hecst | With the “oe ” . i. 14 ; ; ; . . , ae pours @ mv G yt Zz gous ae 3 on the Leart) With them Anti-Christ and “ Popery ” ww, aud Ki ler F aird. Vhe Patriog recer tly repub | Coles. ( Urry, al d the member elect. l he namee suck as those of Cicero, Burke, snd a Se : eae 7 | 1 : thoesands others, furnish the text word ymous terms. Sunderland, the confideu- | Ushed a series of “ insulting extracts’? from the! former, we have been told, took great credit t HOCéEANES O. 0 BPS, ft Oe text 3 , : , hours of pleasant t. oaght or hopefal } minister of James, betraved the plans of | speeches and writings of Mr. W. H. Pope. |+iimself sn avement of the electors « 2ud tb yugh it 288 than ike y ti 6 ister to his " \W an was W! wel tl $+ ting extre ’ ) mimnersiuie l Catt he turned ava nour own city wil ever mak | f m Hoi ’ ' ) ' er \ — ss ted Cr from fivol d } some f the | j.| pu ied? Vint I pe that the pu 0. 2 » by { Patriot with filthy wo fawed, stil. thera are many even | , ’ { lotietow wi! os cannot be , ae ito Ww tin t Prot Ant | * t : Ol t 1 imi t Cause S ( ! ly ©x ts AUUTNEG mu nus Of the ak . , 1] ie 1 i ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ y Wishing to go dy likewise. Nothing can wion Li nuded, with bis armaweut, at | Cseclors to vote again {r. J.C. Pope, and fo: Protestant. 'T Protestants he frieht more benef ‘ y y 4 tha ae Pe haw ¢ as Atta - Gy rectal to young “1 than Jearn-} 1 AY, Aid unopposed, and his 1 ch to! Mr. MeMilla —tue opponent of **caummon j ih t cry that there vy r ‘ to be ~ sY > n shia ‘ he ge } ¢ a od ing t Cae UVC, and Dewey tha ne ’ ( 9% 0 ee . I . \- riler c n be ning to do so oe ee pha proces ‘ und, | ace” to Cathoucs. Now mark t luct of t ns ! inuney.”” MeM n, we have been 300Gb A -? Hale COCIDDIOY «OO GO §0-—— } hy — + j } } } ‘ : 2 » Asa ! ¢ he st dra wbu & ig, Lsupp £€, HCTVousbuOSSs ViNCA Was Crue ty tue ituyni Cause, was crushed ny} eritical Eider. He ms BUS G Vat teat bie hing Was capilaiy manaved eZ ' t J r , + ' 1 } . s9, 606 ,crsons are wholly exomp i r | i af 1 ' ‘ that the Lardes 1ac¢s ever written \ t the! He } S¢ ida story to suit I par es To thi a nt ( a0DQG It tOilowe 1 ‘ ‘ ' Ri \ 1 oe ™ { . oe ‘ i 4 r . ft per ’ Val » vy vir \ it AV} e wel | 3 - i he Wo ] do amp y get on much j r “an t se Vv : nA } » , , . , cain , kien feaeh ee ol ’ party was to saddle th : ege| LY himself N lid | et them y t € Ht Prot t friends on th cadaverour bue, whiie their hair maude al- | UY samenct upon her, It is 1 1 wit vile he was thus eudeavorin 5 to mene Caiho- t ! 4, KUCW o Be rea iteubior most straight vo eud, ard their whois Jrames | a certain class of people, not v er lics agaiust Mr. Pope— ause Mr. Pope had/ and, as a | if that he intended to stick by the ue with fear, be ry to screw ’ ’ . . ¢ \ Z sho with fear, ws they try to scrow sheit| in History, to drink to the memory of William | insulted them—he and the Presbytery were ex’| policy of the Patriot, he had invited hj wrotebed spirits up to the rising point. But . ” ' a : ’ as riot, be ta lnuvited his . 3 e be us and im al dk a rting rot { lass e) ‘ } t } } . . ' the only Way la bo got up, and even if youl °” ‘ oO ee a ee ' iia : rene Sey Oe VORED , ward aud Curt to partake of his | ts giand there ephing like, gaging ou Vacaney,| ui in what, after all, consists his vlory. Is their dis; tes with every enemy and ery rival | h pitality. . ai ‘ ‘ ' fu 7 Lau iy ' fens “a } 1 . ’ i end nivel tiultering os : Yrosgen B8IteNCes, | jt in sadd ing a Church establighin nt upon Ire. | # d to unite in common dete tien of the +> +--+ o__ — bave to sit duwn, amidst the grins of an ad- ; . : a Tur Pair olks appear to have bac est ; eos } oie "ot ,(Iinnd, which men of all creeds and ne arly all | ¢ atholie relizion. They were not, said r me rel ike appear to have bad memo- inirine audience, and the joota of the smal! ad : . ! a / ries just now, In Oue article publish d in boys, don's give up, try again, it will be Siades Of opinion im the present day, agree in | 141d--whose seutimeuts were probably shared | that paper, the Editor says that the Examiner is |