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people made a false prophet. of me. 1 had protested I thousand times that till! thing new-i- would be done in Kerry . When there who I question of lien-ling military men twelve months rum. 1 resistcd it. and went bsil for your good llfillatt’l inr. \ rt. 1 was not altogether tut-- token. Witch l positively nrsritvd that their Wt‘l'l‘dIU l‘nniana iii thismnntrv. i i-xprcoi'y made the t'lt'l'pllull ol'ionie wild and tittingbtérut buy-u. and i know that since that time some apostles of iniquity have been at work amongst on. I said t'w-ti the country \vonld never rise. rind it never Will. the iuilurrccti-m.J 'l'hohiglics? uumiwr stalled has been

.‘lull. l hove aunt to nuke the time: p \t‘ticilliu‘ lll‘lllll'l')Department or the [loan]

on the line ct‘raziil tr;ticts.u_l. l lure the Mtthurify at

three orl'Qur ph‘ll“l§ \vhu un- this insurgents and up kit,

to “nomad they'lsclii-i‘c that they vvcrts never more than stxn’. Ind that in lore iii» clnec of the day they iiiiiiilicfid only thirty five. “'lintche ditlicttily them

may Nahum uocrtaining the exact. number ot'dctiicln-di

bodic}. one thing in certu'ul‘tbdt it'll one of the pmmtiitry joined litt‘fn ml the way. (lit the contrary, l have the brim curtain natzrqncs that the peasant» ti-‘d fl‘ntn their home: It their Ipprosoh. Ind mIIy slept llrt‘tlie mountains for fear of being prede into the l‘tntlsn rnnks.

ll limo: evidcnt that this must have been. the full 'extent of the insurrection? 'l‘hIt \toi‘y night. the military were iu.pur>n:t. For several tiny: n thousand um i worn in pursuit. sudnot one Al‘lllctl unit lids been vet nrrcatcd. We know the country that is searched. ilero is I MC'(-ll/l‘ll"i promontory. its few initially Brit gottrded by coast gmmls or gutilmsts, I base line of only twenty miles. We know «very pttth. ford. Ind inglwt‘ in it. New. without wishing to my Inytblng ludicrous. I will it there was only one fox. or even one rabbit. in that whole pronmntury. Illnultl not I thousand men burn started it in the Fp‘IL‘. of llll'l'!‘ (lays? Aiiil yet. there Irn people Ibeurd enough to any that the country is in insurrection. and some lininlveds‘iu arms. I did not. wondornt the explanation given by I illu'uwtl old woman-adult it must have been no Ippnritiun of those phantom ehddes of the old chaotian who dwell untrr the lakes. [Hill who urt- Iuhl in .your legends in chow tin-nineties It ran- intnrv is to some benighted [wopln in killttrney. Ind then Inish into their t'tiry liiillu. l have been also teld'lhnt ’the hegg'tr-zvntucn of Killnrncy. who are not winning in boldness Ind perseverance. have generously on'oeediheir services to scour the woods Ind bring in all thv Bunions :ilii e. .

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_.Onn word about the prime movers of till this mischief. If we must condemn the foolish youths who here jineil in this compimer. how much must we not exccfntii the conduct of those designing vdiiiina who mm 56ers etitrnpping innocent youth. and organising this‘ “or? of crime. Thank God they Iro not. out people. or. if they ever were. they have lost their lrish chandler. in the cities of Aincrtcu; but. beyond them there Ireerjntinsls of I for deeper vulls.‘ The men who. Avbllc they send their dupes nto danger. tire t‘mt’éniu' on tho spoil in Pin-is illlll New Yont. The cxeiéritb c sivintllcvs who cure not to endanger lllte nGi-is‘of'thc'mcu who trim them. who cure-not how minnv Ibo murdered by the l‘t‘llcl or banged by the Its-Id; n'rnt of the law. provided they cIn_get I supply anrs either for their identities or their wants. 0 God medest curse. “is withering. blasting curse is on t c‘ I preached to you iQt Sunday on the oral-nit ofliellstorm'cnts. lumen reason wusinclin‘mi to say-4" it is n hnr‘tl word and who can bear it P‘ But wheriiwom down into the I'ntitontlcss depth of this infimyt'onllto bonds of the Fenian courpirIcy. We must acknowledge that eternity in not long enough, nor bsli‘ltot enough to pnnirh such miscreants.

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no Dublin correspondent of the London Times. vrrlilri-g in the 20th lieu. l't'lulcl the following i.-

l'id‘rd Mayor and holy Mnyoress g’bvc their innit'ghml‘fia'nquct last night. The Roundroom was speeitilrrsloo'urutod vsry tastefully for the occasion. '13“) Ml lieutenant.- llla .‘ltticltlslttcls of Abercorn, nnd fireballs: ilntuiltun wore the chief gut-tits. About .500 lau-ll'cs imd gentlemen ivcrc invited to meet them. the most. distinguished of the guests being Cnrdinnl (‘ullcmltvhoznppcnred in his t‘urdiutil‘s robes. and wearing his red cup. it. was the first. time that, our u Cardinal met the Lord-lieutenant in the Dublin Mutslontlmnsc. it. was certainly startling to see “ I Prince of the Church." whom the Fund Code was ticstgned to annihilate. R‘l‘clltllllg the dais next. to thi- l.i.rd-l.tentcnutii, havin; on his itrm Lady Rnolm liullcnailtut‘ to blur: Russel. and chatting pleuunily “admiring in n room which was, once the very templdmt‘dhctestunt Iscczidnucy. Jr the old Tories could harm iutngined that. there would be over it lire Cardin-ninthcivlirbunqitet in that room they would no donut hvlt fought muro fiercely thun ever they did nqunthohe litumwipatiion. ‘htru is reason to thunk. bow/Inf. that Dollie of our high Consort‘nlive ftmttonnries did not like so startling an innovation. Ind v‘rm consequentlynbsent. Xvi at at critical time like unlitbc‘ppearuncc of the baud of the [rich Roman mono Church It the come Iocinl board with the Queen‘s upreuntncivs. and uniting with his Excellency in the chattinelstion ot b‘eniiinism. scan to tumor nu mnfdnconcilinliim and union in lrclund. it. is the more gaming the» such it meeting should be brought about by I Protestant Lord Mayor. and that. one of the 'cldtrf parties should be I timiservativo Viceroy. It wu, inisruth, I very memorI'ulo meeting. Itid then: was something suggestive in the tune appended in the program to the tout of “ CIrditnd Cullen."+~“ And doth not I meeting like this make amends?"

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The cable has Innouuccd the death of Charles I“. Browne. known to cvrry newnpupefireuderin America as ” Artemns ward." Mr. irowua was I native ht Waterford. Maine. vvnl is printer by trade, Ind rolxmb. Ibout 8;) jars of. ago. lie was for I long t we twat «liter of the Cleveland (Ohio Plat‘ndcaler. llis tit-gr humorous effort was I hnp- turd one. Lute one night. he found Inunipty apnea in the local column : he won short of items. Ind hustin dIslied off a letter from In itinerant showman. Innouncin that he would soon vleii Cleveland. which he sigma “A Ward." This first unpretngditstsd offon opened the vast field which Mr. Brown Afterwsrds so mall cultivated. Tl“. school-cf [tumor which he worked in was bcnllnrl his outnva ulthsugh many critics have den ed that i possessed real merit. that '- Wsrd" its! had so minty alums res It lea-i that his writln . took tin-on hold,an npcpuliir ititclltnt and lots inItion. lli‘s quaint ssyhgs. Ind Inrcustlc references to current topics. vriil ever be plcmnt re tllng. Mr. Brow". may I30. mute the over and journey to Crib- fit and from the exposure. contracted disease from phi he “vet-wholly recovered. lie went to England some months ago. delivered lectures and wrote paper. for Fund. llii writings for that pcriodlesl .ehdned that. illqu III thin tune with his mental pm...” The] hall in orifimu t . Ind notoithstnndln their Issumsd sprighd lll'll. there is I meltinelm y mm» malngthrouub them Ill. file hcslih gnaw", u... dined. d lite wasted Iivny slowlv but surely. [is dlnd It’loglfimptos lust Thursdsy. ills remain. were burnt Renard Green. London, me were about.» all: torn by I gust number of "worry

slump In glands. including many Americans. tamed-gr Ind nylof his surviving re olives reside II. WItIrford. fit) er its has left the bulk of hi. fem». 'IodItZliIr death is to go to found In Asylum

. fatten ed rlnters. In rirnto life Mr. Isptecmvd. his intimate friends atrium on. ,

mic . ~‘il'rtrtsvrobw Nuvr Zlfl.\fln.-i"r0m the llnsnolsl

"if by Mr. Jollfv. into Colonial Treasurer. a an, August. we ( more) flml than the "portal mp lire‘

ycM'muMd to mower. against

£9: . 1n- 510634. The imports Imsnmsd to 1011:0039] “3318.639 less that the imports If the 'vldi " no gum! minnry. tsrriiorsslond muster :colvny amounted. in mind

‘ln was.“ one million Ind that! Curling... We or unsuc- for so null I pu- rist ts dens not failed; lucid stung” I M c “$09”th I- . «Ist of the military ml in 4' mic mil ’fld‘ tin-tr.

What was thc extent of:

ivory giants to monogram I”... ~ Mainline: no or asset-ow “diam: on W 4:133:55,“ its. "land, nos-lion mm» "551”!me until “1

of Aucklnnd. but. except in the northern portion of this province. they do nor contributn much to the rcvcune. The sole of the Crown lands produces the territorial revenue; but the balance ct one million Nellith is :1 tax upon industry. The following was the linropcau population of the vIrious wovinecs on ‘in :iiu llrccltllicr. ist;5:...\ucklsnd. 4 .605: Wed .ingtnn. 19.15:»: Nelson. 13.920: Cnntotb ry. 48.168; Hunthlitud. 7.0m: 'l‘nmllilkl. 4.418: ll wk“ 38!. ling; Marlborough. 5.46:5; ()tIgo, 46.5439.

Ai'srn,iLitt.——l“rotn it return issued by tho Statisticsl of Trude. and recently pub- lished. we. 77mm. find that the value of British and [fish produce ovtxmed to the.colouies in Austrulitt plan you exceeded by rather more tth £3,000,000 islet-ling the vsluo of material imported into the United lKlngdom from that country. the staple commodity. being represented by n sum ‘ntIonittntg to nearly £9.iwimo, which is more than four-lilthsoftliu whale vulue‘of imported ntcrchandizo. Nearly II hit-go I reintivo proportion of the exports is made up of miscellanequ articles. such Is wrought leather. Iiabcrdnehery and apparel. all or which are bitten to these colonies from the mother country in vast anntitics.

A Fun Front in A Lucismruiin—Tba Omnbn (Nadia) Herald of the 19th iitstunt. gives the particulars of I free llglitlwhich occurred in the Nebraukn llullsu of Representatives on the preceding tiny. Somebody appealed from I decision of the Chair. nnd moved the sppointiucnt of I new presiding otllcer pm tern. 'lhe motion prevniled. The new presiding officer (rs run attempted to tslts the chstr. but man preventet by the Sprinter. The SorgIIns-It-Armalntsrlersd. when the Speaker drew I revolver Ind threatened to blow out. the brains of the unfortunate officer. The Sergeant shock at the Spcskcr with his mace. and knocked down In inner-tint. member. The innocent member knocked shun-burly” else down. Ind the entire body gradually went into In earners Ind spirited contest.

The Eastern Chronicle learns that the fire which ha been burning for sometime in thu‘plts tit Albion Mines. has been extinguished. and the writers of the river have both turned off.

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TEACHERS‘ “Ema? "

Pursusnt to notice. I large number of the lIIchers of Queen‘s County met in the Normsl School. CbIrlottI- iown. on Fridsy. the 15th inst" for the purports of drafting Ipctitiutt to the Legislature. prI'tng for the redress of ccrrain grievIncea. mused by thin defective dare of the present Education Act.-—-grtcvsnccs. which though more directly affecting the teachers of the ls- Inml, Ire the cause of much trouble Ind inconvenience to the. community It. lsrgn.

The meeting nu organised by appointing Mr. Jona- thn McWilliains to the chair. Ind the undersigned-In Secretary. ’

The chairmen. in Innouncing the object of the meet- itig, said he had been chiefly instrumentnl in culling it. llu considered that it was time thIt resellers Were be- coming Iilve to their own interests. Ind tht. unless tiny took the mute:- in hand. it was not at all probable that my other body of men would do it tor them.

A lengthy discussion ensued. of which the following is In outline:

Mr. —— Mciwod was the first who addressed the meeting. He spoke It considerable length. bringing to the notice of this meeting the moat oppressive ‘rlcvlncel which have to be borne by the teachers of this island at the present. day. lie :istd tht the present Education Act. so for as it relates to the procuring of that. portion of I teacher's Inlury which is expected to come from the inhabitants of I school district. contIincd so‘ want contradictions that it WM nle to impasniblc to ltn'dut:v mind or obey it. He advocated I corn letn cbIttgn in the system of Education. arguing that. lg! coughing»... of ieIclter-i should all commence It. thc same time. Ind

(if this latter wool is

every child. in support of which ills Government. should take upon them the responsibilitv of paying tem'brrs‘ ‘ IIlIricI in full. He Ipplnuded the frsmcrs of our Ed— ithtlntuil I Item. and said that. until the his alteration. ' it will the cat in all the British Colonies.

Mr. Wm. McGngor Iilrocnted the examining of lonelier! for tbs pur use of uccrlsining whether or not they had improved It their occupntion; if they but. he would Idvise In inc-rouse of Islary. Ind gave If» M in! opinion that every Nicol district. should be compelled. by law. to provide I house Ind vinnll piece of land for the Icconiutodnlion of the teacher

Mr. H. llnldorslon said that other gentlemen bId been raining themselves too low by offering their tier» vices for the sum of £55 nnnuslly. lie. for our. thoughthimself worth more thIn that. lli;h stilIries. he said. by bringing forth many aspirants. tvoitld be beneficial. by. in tilt end. causing that nuns but the most commons tmohm \vnnld be retained, Ind suggested that salon-n should range from £75 to till)".

A communication from John NcNeill. Esq.. Seen-tn, of the lloard of Education. '18 Ion rend. setting forth that gentichn‘s views on the several questions before the meeting. Ind offering I few suggestions. but having taken no notes of mid communication. l‘Ini unable to insert even the substance of it. here. His ideas. how- ever. wivrc pretty nearly in unison with those of some of the lu-f'uro-inentinncd gentlemen.

Mr. William Mci‘lmil. front Orwell. read minutes of at meeting of teachers held It that pltice. setting forth their views on the subject of Education. lie advocated the lengthening of the Spring vsration to four weeks. find the AutumnIl to six weeks. He said that for I considerable time in the fell and spring. altbourh schools iverc kept in operstion. no one received any bo- nufit. em t. pet-prs. one or two families who were not Iffeote by the business of the season; observing that the Iverago'Ittendnneo was often reduced below that. required by law. by these means.

Joint Sharp. qu.. from Prince County. spoke at con. sidcrublti Ion tit. Ind introdueod some very and ideIii. Mr. B. Reilly said first the salaries of tcac ters should be mined. and the standard of Education kept M high M POSIlblU. Ind that cImlithto-s for the office of teacher. who bore nttendctl I college. should be exempt from It- trnilurzcc lit the Normal School. The present salaries of School Visitors. he said. were too low. lie argued that. the office of School Visitor should be non-politi- cal. Ind concluded his speech by uniting some retnnrh not very complimentsry to the clergymen vlbo compose our iionrdyot EducItion.

At this stsgc of the proceedings. I number of en-

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generally coincided with thou- of previous speakers.

RAW. G. Sutherland. being present. III culled upon for an expression of his sentiments. lie expressed P hiiusclfmucit based with the rerun-ks of those who had WOW". 0 m-rvmg that be believed Educuion vus pro 'rcssiltg in this country. l‘. E. island hId done In tune . till recently. as any of the British Provinces in {ml'porf 0! Edncstion. llc reviewed the Educational a institutions of' the country for it number of years pull. a marking the progress which but] been made. especially ‘ sincc the introduction offithc system of Free Education.

agreed nitlrotbe‘r speakers in saying that the laill‘ivn } nt tuIclit-rs V's-re too low. Ind Imd tbst it would tend to the nilvruicctnent. Ind henor of i’. E. IIIIud that her resellers should be well paid. lie Idvocstcd it longer term ofittmndsnce It the Normal School. as the time It present spent there by students us. in his opinion. too Ibo".th them to acquire I thorough knowledge of teaching. He would not advocate the lengthening of the lZACdthHI. butruid that. there should be a lion- exacting of the average during the busy weeks. The cIlling of this meeting on. in his opinion. I move in the righidtrectimi. and in «tact: would some time be felt in the country-.-

hlr. McKinley aid that in can the Education Act should be Intended. shi- moeting should petition the ld‘llisluturc that the increased amount of salary. grsnt- 9" h." Mid ltnendrnent. should be paid to teachers from and Ifter the passing thereof.

It Wits then moved. seconded and

Resolved. 'I‘hIt it is the opinion of this meeting the: the LegiIlItur-c be polillnricd for the sun: of £75 in the yearly salsry of first-clues mchers.

mlvntcrd the ides tliIt Ill schools should be considered as one Institution. of which the Prince of “'alu College- or Normal School should be the head. and all other schools branches of vrii' College or School. “I! said that the Preterm" of said College should have pom-r to engage or dismiss it tent-her It the request. of the Trustees of any school district. He also denounced the luv requiring the teIehcr to certify In path to the i-fi-rectm-ss of his journal. msintstniug that it was I. piece of the most unpnrsioilud injustice of which our Legislature had ever been'guilty.

Mr. E. Rocllc_ in Ipcitlting of the Intsil 'Ivcrszc' nt~ lendnnce It schools. ind tint it on unjust tht. the fuel-Ir should lose I purl. of his snlnry because people neglected to send theirncbolsn to school. lie theth that some means should be employed to compel pnrputs to keep lllt‘ll’ children in moi-I re dIr Ittendn’nec It school. He advocated I greater tlil ‘l'efll‘ti bctWecn tin- nIlnrics of First Ind Second Class te‘Icliei-s. adding that thc qitnlilicItintis were. in his opinion. high enough. but tht rennin-rs vermin mnny instances. very deficient It the brnnchn in which they were required torinstruet others. Ind msintnimd tht. Is fem-Iv teachers snare required to possess the some qualifications Ii moles. tbs IIlIrios of the former should correspond more gle‘lly with those of the later. lie said that the SchOOIVlailorl should he better paid that: they’Ire it present. Ind required to perform their duties in I more satirfs'crory manner; He spoke of the mound series of school books II being unfit for the youth of our is- land. He said tliI't enmlidntes for the onion oftsschcr'v Ibooltl be examined in. Ind found .quIlifiod to hunch the “vet-II bunches required. before entering 1pc ,NormIl School. in order. llllb while there. inrtcnd o spending their time in Icquiring I knowledge of these branches. they should I'Ilhcr spend it in lurning the IN ol leneh-‘ ing. lie. Iii-b Idvocsted tho lessening of the tem of u. tendsnce It the Normal School from five to live. or It most. titres months.

‘ Mr. Robva Robertson snitl tht teachers should peti-

lion the Loni-intern fsr In income of IIlIry—thtit. titty. should realm. It least. the sum of £55 trom Govern. ment. Ind.tbst I Committee of .the Legielsturc should he”) cinted to inquire into the lists of Education - u.’ Iran mnintnincd that it. vss‘nlmovt imp'cv'sible for teachers to viva-Ir to the correctness of their journIlI. Is alarm-I might inIdvIrtentlv be much. i :

bf r. John McDonIId raid that it III unjust. tht boys. just from the Normsl School. ebonid receive II lIrgd In «count of rimnnention for their Vesuvius Is~inen who bed spent some yes" It the business.

Mr. John McNeill. from King?- Cflnty. «it! first he III In old men. Indltnd pulled In summation baton envy Bond of Edncstton since the, institution of tht body in the hind. lie said the}. 'Iccoriling to-bls opinion. lpscltsrs orjnu First Class should owl's. It innit. £60. I'ml thins of the Second ClI‘ss £7 InnuIlly. armour Schools. he confide-ml. were pretty «ll pro- vlded for. no Ilse Iva-ulna the llhl'lIlof rest: us should mcreIII yearly. for I nut-bei- of, yeIt-I. Ind than to been» fined; Ind luring spent svrnnty or. tblrt

cIrs It the acne lion. he should receive I. "tiring I - .ovIncI to Inlet im in old. Inc.

Mr. JItIvs McDonIld Idvcestod the Ippointnte t. of I Combittss. whose duty it Iliould be to confer on the lenders of thll Governmedt. Ind uncertain what could possibly be done for llIO’IOIellL’". HI did not I'm with the» em who sItd thIs ngntln forgo alarm was not t. o bus»va to minutes the ‘ nestion of I country. Irguiuq‘tbst “ seIndIlouI sIlIvieI pould th seIndIlouI test: are.” It WM his opinion tht some means should be Iiloptod to produce necr- regular It~ landlines l scholars It It» col. He “boosted the gmuloge I vein of Ebb.“ the very least. sort I proved of the you y menus and"). he still vv not ignore the o‘ean of y «solvers. .

Ir. Jon I ll. Webster sIld as: it VII just dust I Morocco Igould exist bethsn this Illlf’vOl' I onng tssclter sad .thI of ‘I pIrIon .cf’ysx risttbv. Ii «pin that persons who had spent yesrs It t I business shoal be considered non'prIble rho be from no Not-ml Selma. Ind tbs! vhilu Ill Russia on tho urn level ll Wit m

lhsolvud. That I Committee be appointed to (fun up I petition to the Legislature. prIying for the redress of. grievances. Ind that the following pot-Ions compass ind Committee. viz: Jonathan bleWilliIms. Ark-mu Morrow. “'m. blel’hnii. James McDonIld. Robert ll rhcrtson, i". ll. Collin. Archibsld McKenzie. Ah-xsn— der McQueen.

. Resolved. 'l‘hIt Ill the island pIpcrI be requested to insert I notice of this meeting.

. A y . l-‘llEDK. ll. COFFlN. Much is. 18Gb. . . l

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Worlzundnv'. March 27’. I807.

Otftt Confederate friends have. since the change of Governman resolved. upon a forward movement to the cry of “ On to Ottawa." The Rev. Dr. Richey's pamphlet IppcIi-s to be the oven: courier to I host or other appeals to the Legislature and Electors of Prince Edward lslnnd to Iqeept Confcdcrntion..nnd become rich and happy right 03'. lint III: for the obtuunou and "petitioners" of the Electors. they reject (lith appeals. clothed though they be in the most attractive otylo'ofltingungc. and ornamented willi‘diilllm flowers of rhetoric. Even Mr. .Ileard's glittering array of limbs. so suggestive of dollars in our empty pockets. tcnd rather-to mistify tilti- Committee. We Ire‘liot prepared this noel: to investigate lbs cine presented by 31:. um; but we think no can infuri- him thnt before any terms would prove incoeptshls In this Colony. time to observe the prIctIcIl worklog'bf the new constitution will first bummed. )C‘Ift'srn («v years experience. the Kingdom of Canals is found toibe Isucccsn. Prince Edward Island rosy. perhaps. and it to bet interest to Isl: for Idmlulotl to enter intn.it;_por wlil’tbs terms be chshgcdyfor the worse to punish what. is considered the contumncy of the studio» of the BridenblorthAmei-icnn Provinces. Under pic-cuticlrcumstntroes. with the primers incont- own bends is; either séccpting or rejecting Confedera- tion. luvould be, random to rIIbly Instill our lot in II untried cxpevlmoht. which we hope will prove in success. but which may end in failure Ind‘disuster. The’ people liIvo‘ilelct-tcd Confederation forfdur‘yem .t leIu. Ind we teat satisfied that Ill that Dr. trial... or)“. Board might write within tint. time would not met-rm Ifleet t'bIt'doclslon.» We do not. boow vvltII pifllticnl ngg’lcrs may I‘llcn’tpt to citrry Contédetitnon. Perhaps through the. excitement Ind confusion of I at: election. could they being it about. they might retrieve their forlorn position: but we have every confidence that the Libersl I‘Irty will stand true to "Mr Inti— Gcnfcderntsprlnclplossnd pledges; and 'in standing true. the pollutant wise-pulling Ind tins-o which“ ev‘en‘now est-riot! to divert members or the Liberal Party thc‘ pub of honor and duty. trill prs‘n inoh‘ectusl for four years It loser. ., 1'