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Nciil has been—tu che self governing Souct fu'ly, that he could never have wou over a ia “a ae oe , : . oo i i } g Svuch . ee” a , Las Qs rter, 17 n day Seecce O27 alter | coiphibeibin dein African colonies, well knows that ia pro- ae ‘ext oa x 2 a ge _ - a Gay .- 10 42 mern | portion as you give intelligent men the oe Wilrtaren aoa si ae eee a Sie ae me? roe - 3b. after Early on Monday afternoon the Home right of cumtrolling and managiwg their own oe ee ee oe ee — at =k - “4 “~~ i Ral } troduced by M 8 BUS he was unswerving in pushing it; whilet we , ‘ an oD UsT rr 2 6 KI ED I» ore, Sere ore 1 0 y “© [affairs the more prosperous and safe aud | og. not forget all that that great | ader has | nena High Water | Rs ¥ 5 I Devlin, This gentleman, be ag ge happy will the commonwealth becoue (sp |done, we :nust alw remember that he could ” ie Ay Of Wees. | x eee cosinets ed to asy, disappointed the ouse beh } ©tplause), Now, we ask nothing more for} never have accomplished this with ut the aid : oo ; | Storm. | After. | . cioderation vf the speech with which he} jurselies (cheers). We hear occasionally, }and the assistance of the mu » bo sucrounded i : r - | coe sapporied his motion. lt was confi tently oF at least we used to he»r, peopl» eg iat-[ him, and prominently amo: ye these men and ! ' Wednesd rn rl a m ® . } “xpected that he would *‘ spread himself, ing for separation. We used to be tod :]one who gave strength to the perty, and hope 9 catia.” i 3 a . . +3 he sometimes has done, and consequent [+ Yoy Jrish Home Rulers, you don't mean|‘® the people who supported ir, was Mr. 3 | Friday | 42391 8 9 ~ wy the gallerics were well filled with oppon-| what you say ; you don’t mean Home Ruie | 28%" M Carthy. He» was the —— oes 4 | Saturday | 540] 611 ge iS AK = Home yee as weil as ae a atall, but when you get Home Rule you vapeur: uae eras a “ b aaieiies 5 Sunday Sos Ya € Fa Ce, Ne ee RO Oe 1 ee einen Oe eek Cate eee ae ae ee me 6 | Monday 3S | 758 4 ONES ENJOYS { noticed Mr. Martin Battle, C sllector of | Well, now, can anything be more ridiculous dcedl pesice-tn hin arene than shen. the pores 7 | Tueeday | si | 43 Roth th thod and Its wh faland Revenue, Mr. Cen. J.; Higgits, of} than to say that Ireland would like separ: | lead Licortt d se h : hae’ breton 'Syrupof Figsis taken; it is pleasant |" Pott Ofice Department sn cnthusists| stion because she had got the graat of ali|omfilance. There may be other aypirants to : : ” } ; oOyrup ol figs 1s en; if bn : : : *MUGEnCe. pes _— . = | Peiday 9 4% | 10 8 IN SUITINGS AND TROWSER:NGS, 6000 PATTERNS, aed tel hen to the taste Pad acts a bie — Mr. en, — Mapes, that she wished to pO0s8e8s - the mgt to| che leadership of the party, but there could of ee | 10 23 | 10 43 ANG FO Ki ae ee Heine eyes, OD) manage her own aff.iist Why do people! be no mistake in the choice made by Parnell 12 ; on _ me - S j ll 25 Selli ae ti t ] : t ‘ Wh l ] ‘ g : zently yet peer the idneys, ” the law clerks to the House of Comm ns, separate 7 Way dues ube state sep rate himself i> the days of his undi-puted lead. Sia a | . 7 | o = ng at less t Dell olesale Prices : From Four to Six Liver and alge recmp ng “vF even bor eee ” ene ai ey a from another mate 4 Because it has been | ship | feel that if the people of Lesbons en 4 ants 2 : Ollars saved on a Suit. } tem effectuall ispels colds, head- |" '8" ta/k, aud who gave proof ef bis tele! | refused ice just demands (applaux) Bur | ly jin under Me Justin MeVarthy, if they - | ne, w . “ : | ashes ema ce and cures habitual /°7 contributing $1000 to the ren did you ever bear of a state breaking away | il! put acid? their diffe-ences, and if _ is Thesdeg 2 te = ia ra constipation. Syrup of Figs is the find a few years ago. Mr. John Welling-| peccuse it had got all it wanted? D: mands wpe y around the one oe of Home + + «| Priday @ 57 om : ; : tom Hughes, of the Department of Justice, | (ur separation come when home government | '°f Ireland. that the time of their triumph is Is | Satu day a 36 | ‘ 30 only remedy of its Kind ever prow |iins also a prominent figure in the frich| is denied, not when it is granted Why is|"%* for distant. ' ome « a 1 . : , . : 19 «| Sunday 5 10 5 si NOW iS Your TIME T0 SAVE MONEY duc d, ae be sore and ace |,:* up, while across the chamber . the! it that our American colonies broke away [CONCLUDED TO MonROW J » | Monday | 633 715 i ceptable to the stomac ; rompt in v licers gallery, sat Mr. Matthew F. op from ut and that the Canadian colonies re- — — 21 | Tueeday | 7 50 8 25 (x) its action and truly beneficial in its [civate secretary to Mr. Costigan, and ®/ ain with us? Because, through the stu- 2 | W ednesday | 8 56 9 23 effects, prepesee only from the most | arm adherent of the Parnellite section of} ndiry of the Government then in power, = ——-v we. 4; 10 11 i : healthy an agreeablesubstances, its .‘'* Irish party. - the Americans were tuld ; * You shali never = e 5 ed #3 10 55 i ie " manyexcellent qualities commend it Mr. Devlin certainly showed much wis! be allowed tu govern yourselves, yuu shal. 28 | oaiee* a = 11 36 ' “Lh e\to all and have made it the most |“ - in ae —, ps bs governed from the Parliament in West- ll er —— = VaNEMONCS OF TANEUAES OF 8 CURES SO | minster only.’ ‘dhen it was that the Ameri- 7 ae | ; 17 : 37 pope — oe le in 75 cupital for the Liberal Party to which he} ong put their backs to the wall and said : m | Weintay | 5] 1a Merchant Tailors Leet AIP cade eaaeate [ings rnus he, sumeded in winning] “If ou don't aloe as to mange oar on Fy) Thursday 215 ~ < ~* es by . THO GUPPUES OF OUOD CHRARS D20808..2¥) affairs we will break away and set up for | he ” = Oharlott ¥ ~_ a ic Any reliable Cruggist who may not ae J. J. Curran, Hon. John Costigan, | ourselves.’ And they did so, and now ; = wore na ariottetown, May 27, 1892—fri sat have it or hand will procure it |!-ichael Adams, who, while desirous of the/iners is not a sivgle Englishman living é — = = = ===" |promptly for any one who wishes [*\ocess of the cause, considered the time} who does not say that when the Americans to try it. Manufactured only by the ic opportune for the Canadisn Parliament} found that they could not get Home Rule * co express an opinion. heteri on hehe, th ty CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., _ Mr. Devliu’s resolution was in the follow- Set ee ee eee - Ns log terms .— Canadiaus. Why the Canadiavus were in| “ —— Oe eae That in the opinion of this House of Com- actual rebellion against this country bv- | >. fran LOUISVILLE, KY. 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Mr. Clarke Wallace could see no reason shy the resolution should be passed at the oresent time, particularly after the snub

dministered by the British Governmeat in Ireland was as well governed as any Mr. Devlia wanted Home Rule for Ireland, but ‘efused to grant home rule to the psople of Wallace quoted from speeches of Mr. Parnell to them that it was not Home Rule but separ-

Mr. Curran did not agree with those who sid that the House had nv right to inter- Sir John Macdonald, on more than one occasion aad said that the House was perfectly justified in passing such a resolution, and it was well known that it was Sir John Wacdonald’s influence alone that had pro- . | me, that these dissensions must soon cease if ‘ations which had already passed the Com- Mr. Curran refuted Mr. Wallace’ »roposition that Home Rule for Ireland That charge had been made and refuted over and It was merely a bugaboo to righten geople who had no seuse, and, he relieved, was not seriously entertained by he most ardent opponents of Home ale. ‘evently delivered by Mr. Justin McCarthy »n Derry, in whieh he !aid down the views

men on national questions.” Mr, Ourran then reterred to the several resolutions which the House had passed on the | subject, wud said the only thing to be regrett- ed was that they had not produced the desired effect on the minds of those to whom they had been addressed. The people cf Canada were unanimous on the question, and their sentiments wherever expressed the s+me, excepting of course at the meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge recently in Montreal. But there was no more significance ion a re- solution passed at s meeting of Orangemen agains: Home Rule than there would be in a Home Rule resolution passed by a Home Rule League. He believed, however, that ultimately Orangemen would see the same as their fellow countrymen, and work hand in hand with them, and when Home Rule had been gained, as it inevitably would be, the peopie of the north of Ireland would be as secure io their rights as the Protestant minor- ity of Quebec are in theirs. Although he did not believe the present an opportume time for bringing forward the resolution, Mr. Curran wonid sot go back on the principle of Home Reie, but would stand, as he had always stood, by the cause for which he hid fought since the movement wasinitiated. Mr. Curran proceecied so say that it was all very well to = resolutions of sympathy, but what reland wanted just now was money to meet the necessary and legitimate election expenses, and a five dollar bill would be more accept- able than a bushel of sympathy. He remind. ed those who heard him that the Archbishop of Toronto had consented to receive sub-« scriptions for the Irish cause, and he trusted that m terial aid would be forthcoming oe of the unfortunate discussien in the grit party, Mr. Curran said: Mr. Speaker, the great point in dispute and the great difficulty in regard to this matter, as it eccurs to the friends of the cause in America, is unfortunately the disunion which exists in the ranks of the Home Rule party themselves. We cannot shut our eyes to the fact, we would be recreant to oor duty, I should be re reant to mine, I feel, if, having an oppor- tunity of speaking on the floor of this Partia- ment to-day—if our resolution be worth any- thing, or if the words that we express are worth anything, if they are to be carried abroad—I should not emphasize my opiuion and the opinions of others who think with

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