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THE DAILY EXAMINER'

SEPTEMBER 16, 1899. |

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torney, thought the last werls of Mr Kruger were calculated to make “ a bad impression,” and at a subsequent meeting of the commiseion he drew special atten- *“ What Mr. Kruger this; ‘According to

tion to them, adding: | wanted to say was

our law a new arrival does not immediate- The word

ST. JOHN EXHIBITION.

| ly receive his burgher right.” Tut competition at the St, John Exhibi- | ‘young perzon’ does not refer to age, but tion is repurted to be exceptionally strong | to the time of residence in the Transvaal.

this year, as the numbers in attendance} According to our old Grondwet (constitu-

are unprecedentedly Jarge, It comes Ot} tion) one was required to remain one year

in the country.”

but from Quebec as well. Senator Coch- The agreement so entered into has been

raue is a strcng exhibitor in the shorthorn | deliberately and grossly violated. Uiilan« I ders have not been placed on the same

footing as the Boers.

class of cattle; and there are other noted inthe various classes. A mag-

coach horses, from

exhibitors They have had to

nificent lot of French bear the brunt of exceptional taxation and practically they have been denied every

In these

a breeding establishment in Maine attracts

great deal Un2aer the

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a of attention. political right and privilege.

circumstances they have appealed to the British Government, and the British Gov

circumstances, the prizes won will beex- eptionally valuable; for they may be ac- ernment has interfered to secure the fu!- filment of the agreement. That is the whole case; and it is so strong that it justifies the British Government in the

cepted as proof of great merit on the part of the avimals and articles to which they We heartily congratulate the suc- Their |

only upon |

refer. cessful P. E.

reflects

Island exhibitors.

credit not use of all the resources of civilization, eren to the point of war, to constrain President Kruger and those whom he represents, to honestly make good their

agreement,

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Sil cess »maelyes but upon their Province. them i

THE TRANSVAAL CASE.

Ove of our contemporaries quoted, a day or two agO, with apparent approval, the —In view of the condemnation of Dreys statement of Hon. Israel Tarte that “the! fas the following ‘ines have been -e- Boers’ position is ridiculous and impossible ' called :

from a Canadian point of view. “What,” Por mankind are une in epirit, and an in- he added, “would happen if the colony of | stinct bears along, Sa French«Canadians in the Canadian North- | Round the earth’s electric circle, the swift 4UM" + . fiash of right and wrong ; al a 9 . , Ae

West were tobe refused the right to vote?) whether conscious or unconscious, yet They would be up in arms at once, and

Humanity’s vast frame rightly so?” A moment’s consideration! Through its ocean-surdered fibres feels

will satiefy any one that there is no re- the gush of joy or shame—

‘ lo the gain or lors of one race all the levancy between the case of French.Can~

; ; ee rest have equal claim. adians in Canada and that of the U itland. —A well printed and artistically use| ersin the Transvaal. The former are in

trated pamphlet of about eighty pages, | their own country; the latter are alien |

compiled by Mr. W. 8. Croskill,—des- residents of aforeign republic which bas| Ctiptive of Prince Edward Island—the the right, under certain conditions, to

“Garden Province of,Canada”—has been

issued by the Provincial Government for

self-government. The flippant “ master! distribution. It contains, in a condensed,

of the administration” would put Great| yet readable form, much reliable informa«

9 ° ; in: } ee

Britain the wrong. As foreigners, | 10m concnrning this **Gem of the Nor. merely, the British have no rights in the

Transvaal. But the case rests equitably

thern Seas.” — Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, acd firmly upon the engagement of the Transvaal to graot the Uitlanders equal

which is the most sacred day in the He~ braic celendar, was celebrated on Thursday privileges in the country, and the failure of Presideut Kruger and his fellows

all over the world. This day of fasting to make good their bargain. The

had its {origin in a biblical mandate, and, convention of 1881, which gave the Trans-

wLile other holidays with the same origin| seem to be Jess observed, as the years ro]!

vaal Republic self-government, expressly

states that it s “sabject to the suzerainty

on, until they sre almost effaced from the calendare of all but the most orthodox, yet of her majesty.” The Transvael delegates, Kruger, Pretorius acd Jouberi, accepted

this has a lasting hold on the chosen people.

this condition on behalf ofthe Republic,

and it was eubsequently ratified at a speciaj

meeting of the Volkeraad. When sub- mitting the convention tothe Volksraad, President Kruger eaid: ‘From the peace treaty honorable gentlemen will eee that a considerable part of the eettlement of affairs in this country, kas been delegaied to a royal commission, I frankly express my perfect trust that this royal commission will finally and in all respects complete the work of justice so nobly commenced on the 21s¢ and 23rd March Jast.” The fol» lowing is an extract from the official ree port of the royal commission here referred to:—

239. The Chairman (Sir H. Robin- sov).—Had British sujects free trade throughout the Transvaal before the annexation ?

240. Mr. Kruger—They were on the same footing as the burgbere. There was noigthe slightest difference, in compliance with the provisions of Zand river.

241. The Chairman—I think you will have no objection to allowing that to con~ tinue so ?

242. Mr. Kruger-—No; there will be equal prctection for everyone,

243, Sir E, Wood—And equat privileges ?

244, Mr. Kruger—We make no distinc-~ tion in se far as burghers’ rights are con- cerned. ‘Chere might, perhaps, be seme small difference in the case of a young person who has just come into the coun- try.

Dr. Jorissen, the Transvas) State At-

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Just opened 200 doz suits men’s shirts and drawers, all qualities at lowest price—ZJ. B. Macdonald & Co. 3ins

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Ladies Hygienic wool under- vests, high neck, long sleeves, sizes 30 and 32 in. Good value at eighty-five cents; you can! have this lot at fifty cents--T J Harris, London House,

The last of the Jackets and Canes received trom Germany this a. m. at Paton & Co's. Keady now forsale.

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