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‘to be their duty at this crisis to explain their position before their co-religionists and fellow-countrymen.

In 1871 the Catholic League, composed _of lish Catholics of both shades of politics, -was formed for the purpose of securing some measure of representation for the Irish Catholic people. Prior to that the ‘Irish Catholics of Ontario had been, prac- ‘tically, unrepresented. Negotiations, hon- orable alike to all parties concerned, were ‘opened with the party leaders of those days, ithe result being that our people cast their | votes mainly for the Reform candidates.

One of us (Mr. O’Donohoe) declared ‘from the first that if the Liberal party, with which he was then acting, should prove recreant to pledges, he would be the first to avenge such a breach of faith by voting and working against it.

Time passed on, and the Irish Catholics of Ontario, relying upon the promises of the Reform leaders, gave those gentlemen their hearty support,, when they were, apparently, in. a hopeless minority in the Dominion Parliament as well as in the country.

But a change of Government ensved in the winter of 1873, and the Reform party having been returned with an overwhelm- ‘ing mrjority at the ‘general election in | January, 1874, had the opportunity, of

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| which its leaders had expressed themselves

desirous, of doing justice (and nothing but | justice was asked) to the Irish Catholic | people.

You knew in what a beggarly spirit they iset about fulfilling that honest covenant. Our people had been ignored before ; now they were practically ostracised. In the , Cabinet of Mr. Mackenzie there was, during

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That had been the rule in previous Govern- ments, so that no fault could have been found with him upon that ground had he not been pledged, as he was, to give to the Irish Catholic people that representation to which they were entitled, and of which, in the fierce conflict of parties, they had hitherto been denied. But party exigencies, and mainly the bitter hostility of those who boasted that they were Liberals, defeated his purpose. We have held, and now hold, him responsible, because, being the leader, he had or onght to have had such power over his followers 2s to have induced them, forced them if necessary, to carry out the conditions upon which they obtained Catholic support.

But about this time a graver issue even than our Parliamentary representation had presented itself. The industries of the country have been paralyzed; our markets’ were being overrun by American traders, ' throwing their surplus and bankrupt stocks into competition with the labor of the Can- adian mechunic; in a word, Canada, in so far as her manufacturing and industrial life was conce>ned, had passed out of the hands of the Canadians.

The wdersigned were resolved to stand by the country at that critical period of its history. Mr. O’Donohoe then especially felt it to be his duty, casting off old party affiliations, to join Messrs. Smith and Costigan and support the National party, | which was advocating a national tariff and fa play to every section 6f the com- munity. We arrived at that determination not merely upon the abstract view that all countries which have become great have ‘laid the foundation of their greatness hy | defending their capital and labor, as they ‘defend their territory against foreign inva- lsion; but because every practical man,

artisan as well as manufacturer, and all who had studied the peculiar circumstances in | which Canada was placed, were of opinion that a protective tariff had become abso-. lutely necessary in the public interest.

We qualified our adhesion to the National party by declaring that if the Government 'of Sir Jobn McDonald did not carry out its pledges, our suprert should forthwith be vitcdrawn from .:. But, as you are aware, Sir Johu Macdonald has not merely done what he promised, but excelled his pro- mise. The tariff now in operation has given the Canadian manufacturer and the Can- adian mechanic that protection without which the successful prosecution of their industries had become impossible. From 1578. 1874 until 1878 we had depression ; now we have prosperity ; then we had gloom and despondeney, poor wages and poverty ; now we can. crediting the Government with

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OTIVE is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of eight per cent. per annum has been declared on the capital stock of this Bank for the past six months, payable at its Head Office axd Branches atter this date, GEORGE MACLEOD, Charlottetown, May 31, 1882. Cashier,

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| Catholic, the present Ministry bas rendered | fair and equal justice, and it is prepared to BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE 7 , pre} WORLD.

pursne a similar course in the future. Neither Mr. Costigan nor Mr. Smith would have agreed to assume the responsibilities of office, nor would Ar. O’Don hoe have consented to re-enter political life, did

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There you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the Island. Prices very moderate. The best workmansilp and a perfect fit yuaranteed.

—ALsO— ’ A complete line of Gents’. Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap,&c. &c.

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speak, but equally, as they hope, their intention, as it is their duty, to repre- sent not merely the Irish Catholics, whuse confidence they believe they enjoy, but likewise, if they may be permitred to say so, the whole Irish race in the o- minion of Canada. We may differ in the

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Pe ‘To the bish People of the

| GENTLEMEN,—The undersigned deem it}

their due, thank Providence that a better,

jirymen, or proye untrue to the principles of the National Policy, we shall at once withdraw our support and @ to chose to whose good and kindly offices we owe ‘suchfinfluence as we may possess. Wo, therefore, appeal to you to cast |your votes for the supporters of the Gov- ernment which we, your -kith and kin, are | pledged to support. We put it to our Irish fellow-countrymen, regardless of creed, that their interests are safer in our hands | than in those of Messrs. Blake and Mae- kenzie. Our people have long struggled to secure fair representation in the Govern- ‘ment and in _ Parliament. secured it now; and itis for you, at this -ancture, to sustain by your ‘votes the | policy, and to express your approval of the |Government of Sir John Macdonald.

Frank Sir, Joan Costie@an, Joun O'Dononor,

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Who attempted to disfranchise \every P. E. Island voter, who did net own one hundred pounds \worth ef real estate ?

Laird, Yeo, McIntyre, Perry. a

Now, what is the trade policy of the Re- form party? It is as follows:

To promote free trade;

T'o encourage the importation of m faciured articles from the United States;

To raise the policy of’protection; ~~

To raise the revenue by meshs of import duties on such articles as we can make;

To revert to the 17} per cent, tariff ;

To adopt a 20 per cent. tariff;

To adopt a 22 per cent. tariff ;

To adopt a 25 per cent. tariff ;

To abolish the proteetive system as ruin- ous and depressive;

To abolish the National Policy;

To give the National Policy a fair trial;

To remove the duties on sugar; :

To continue the protection to the sugar industry ;

To remoye the duty on iron;

To increase the protection to the iron in- dustry;

To remove the protection. to petroleum;

To continue the protection to petroleum, This is the Grit ‘* g0-as-you-please” trade policy.

Who voted for a dutyjof 6 cents pound on Tea? Laird,

oor» Perry, McIntyre. —

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Tre Growrn or ENGLAND aND Lonpon. —The census returns ate just oozing oub in driblets. It is said, but we will not vouch for the precise accuracy of the figures, that the population of the United Kingdom will be found to be 34,000,000, of which 25.000,000 live in England, 4,000,000 in Scotland and 5,000,000 in dreland.-It is more certain that the population of ‘* Re- gistration London” has increased from 3,254,000 in 1871 to 3,814,000, the increase being 560,000 or 17 per cent. in the decade. In 1801 on the same area the popalation was 958,000 and in 1821 1,378,000, the increase being nearly threefold in sixty years. The cen- tres of largest increase have. been Ken- sington, which now contains 270,000 and is larger than Leeds; Islington, pow 282,- 000; Hackey, 186,000; Popular, 156,000 ; Lambeth, 253,000; Wandsworth, which has nearly doubled, now a parish of 210,000; and Cumberwell, 186,000. The Cities, Westminster and Marylebone have all deciined, and the two former are now trumpery little places, only 51.000 people living in ‘* London” and 46.000 in Westminister. Lewisham has now 20,- 600 more peo: le than the Lord Mavor’s dommins. It is astonishing how difficult it is to rid ourselves of the effect of his- torie names. No one ever thinks of these London Parishes as if they were great cities. Woolwich now contaims the popu- lation of Norwich, and is probably richer; but who thinks of Woolwich and Norwich as equal in national importance ?-— London Spectator.

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One Testamau is a well-te do-farmer who lives fourteen miles from Asheville, N. C. On the 3ist ult, he went off in the neighber hood on a spree, accompanied by his daughter Rath, eight years old. While the father was lying down itt the shade sleeping off the effect of his libations, the child crept up to bim, se- cured the bottle of whisky, v hich he bad near him, and emptied the contents down her mouth. ‘The child made herwey home, where her father found her beastly drunk. Be swore that he would killher’ He roused her upa d told her of his intention. The little th ng be.ged piteously tor her life, saying: ** Pa, ‘don’t kali me now ; [ am drunk ; wait till I pet sober.’ ‘These appeals were of no avail. , The infuriated man dragged his child out of

the bed and beat her to death.

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| The official world in the neighborhood of | Avignon, in the south of France, was the

| vietim of rather a cruel hoax a few days lago. The Prefect having sent out a limited namber of invitations to a dinner to be ‘given in honor of M. de*Mahy, Minister of _Agriculture,some practical joker procured ‘one of the cards, snd, having had about 300 more pii.ted to match, f rwarded them ito mayors, judges and other big-wigs with ‘the utmost liberality At the dinner hour troops of these functionaries made their

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port, not fairly only, but generously. remedy known as Mack's Magnetic Medicine,

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