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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 8 15$%

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THE DAILY EXAMINER

A A ce ttt teens

NOVEMBER 8, 1898,

A FEW QUESTIONS. ‘Tue Patriot of last evening placed in its editorial celumn a quotation from a speech of Lord Dufferin the Civil

Service of Canada, in the course of which

concerning

are these words :

“Tf you take my advice, you will never allow ycur civil service to be degraded into an izetrument to subserve the ends and interests of any political party. The suc- cess of a political party ought to depend upon its public policy and the ability of its chiefs, and not upon the advantage likely toacerne to its individual adherents, [n fact, the more the area of personal profit oOnsequent upon a change of Government s limited, the better for the countrv at large,” The Patrio‘, we may presume, approyes this advice, fatal as it is to the claims » pretensions and expectations of the Libera) party office-seeking adherents, If tne Patriot of Lord

Duflerin, wby does it not emphatically con

approves these words demn the Dominicn Government’s diemis

sal vo‘ men employed on our ralway and —some of whom have served the country long and faithfully and come of whom have large families depeu~ dent vpon them—andi the appointment of Liberal pl aces ? if

p litica]

their of 4 todepend npon its

heelers in the BUCCE

party onght

party

8g

public policy, why do we continually ree

the power of the Liberal party employd

to advance and retain little Liberal polis party. A short time ago Messrs Currie and Gallant, of this Province, were appointed to the Lobster Commissior,— though it is safe to say that neither of them knows much more about a_ lobster than a lobster knows about pons asinorwin A few davs ago, we called attention to the fact that a man many times convicted for violation of the Canada Temperance Ac had been appointed to fill a Dominion office in King’s County. This man is also a notorious Liberal partisan who hss by reason of his persistent violation of the law, lost the respect of all men of temper, ance and honor residing in tis vicinity. Yd@@pe has been singled out of all the residents of King’s County for Government preferment to the office of Surveyor of Shipping. But the Patriot, quoting with approval Lord Dufferin’s remark that “the success of a political party ought to depend upon its public policy and the ability of its chiefs and not upon the advantage likely to accrue to its individual! adherents,” says not one word in condemnation of the appointment of this notorious law breaker. Eyery actofa government ought to be defensible. We ask the Patriot to defend, if 1 can, the recent appointment of Jobn Gow B8crimgeour. Guardian had something to say concerning the honor and distinction that has been bestowed by Sir Louis Davies‘and his col- leagues in the cabinet upon a many-times convicted violater of the Canada Temper- ance Act? Announcement of the appoints ment was made several days ago. If John Gow Scrimgeour were a Conservative electioneer, and if hed been appointed by a Conservative admistration, the Guardian would have had something to say about the matter longere thie, Itis tobe feared that the Guardian’s regard for temper- ance and morality is deeply tinctured by desire to s@rve and toady to the party | power. We ask The Guardian to say whether or not the appointment of Joho Gow Scrimgeour is defensible, or in ac- cordance with the principles laid down by

, Tue Examiner gave the list of

Why, too, has not the | — ——— SUPERVISED BY RESPONSIBLE MEN

Lord Dufferin and editorially approved by the Patriot as those which ought to govern the public service of the country.

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OUT OF STEP.

Tue Winnipeg Tribune (Liberal) edited by Mr Richardson, M. P., has been charg- ed with being out of step with Western Liberale. To this The Tribune replies :—

“Tr itis being ‘out of step with western Liberals’ to protert against thé failure to meet our expectations on the tariff, then is the Tribune ‘out of step.”

“[f it is out of step with western Liber- als to ask for economy in the admintstra- tion of public aifairs, then ie the Tiibane Sout of ate a”

“If it is out of step Liberals’ to cell

with the western

for an investigation into

otficial crookedness in the Yukon and to insist on a sweep in the Yukon in the in- tererests of the government itself if mal - feasance Is prove l, thea is the Tribune

oul of ate p It is cut of Liberal’ Liberelism

imaginary,

sep with western to protest in the name of against any a'liance, real or P.R. and the Liberal party, then is the I'ribune out of step.”

“If it is ‘out of step with western Liber- als to insist upon knowing why the C. P, R. Company handed over @ property valued at upwards cf a hundred thousand dollars to the Minister of the Interior and to demand in the name of Liberalism what was the quid pro quo, thea is the Tribune ‘out of step.”

“If it is *oat of step with western Liber- als’ to desire that the platform laid down by the party before taking office should, as ar as possib.e, be carried out in cflise, then ‘Sthe Tribune ‘out of stp.’ a

between the C.

We fancy that a good many Liberals in

sé

the East as well as in the West are ou*

of step” with the Liberal Administration

upon these pointe.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Acorrespondent at Alberton states that “The ;Alberton Dairying Company got the first prize for cheese, at St. John Exhbibitionand the Windsor Company’s medal,” and asks why we have not made the correction. If we remember rightly Island prize winners precisely as it was given by the St John papers. If an error was made we regret it. We pubiish the statement of our correspondent and congratulate the Albertou Dairying Company on the dis- tinctiogwon at St. Jobo.

—We learn with pleasure that Mr F red. Nash has been promoted to the important and responsbile position of Editor of the Patriot. Promotion of those of its em- ployes who have proved themselves to be worthy of promotion is the proper course of every organized corporation. Mr. Nash in the position of assistant editor of the Patriot has for severe] years given satis- faction tothe Patriot Publishing Company and the public. Tae company have shown their appreciation of his ablity and con-

duct by promoting him; ard the public applaud. Mr Fred. Nath has before him a difficulttaesk. He wiil

find it hard, indeed, to defend all the acts of our Liberal Administration and to con- vince the people cf Prince Kdward Island that they ought no‘, at the first opportuuity, to turn the Liberals out. We heartily congratulate Mr. Nash upon his promo- tion, and feel sure that he will be as suc- cessful as any other man could be in performing—the impossible,

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Government Hover, OTTAWA,

Jane 22nd, 1888

The Counters of Aberdeen ‘as pleasure in stating that The High Grade Art Stu- dio has very successfully carried out a Portrait of the Karle of Aberdeen, after a photograph lent to them for the purpose. Lady Aberdeen considers the picture a great success and cffers all best wigshes to

The High Grade Art Studio.

The only representative of the High Grade Art Siudio for P. E. LisS. F. TarBush, Charlottetown.

TENDERS

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Prince Edwart Island Deben- {0res.

Tenders will be receivéd at the Provincial Treasury, Charlottetown, until noon of the 22nd day of Novem- ber, 1898, for the purchase of all or any of the $18,000 Debentures au- thorized to be issued for construetion of Prince of Wales Coliege, by the Provincial Act of 1897, 60 Vic., Cap. 6. The Debentures are in denomina- tions of $1,000 and $500, to bear in- terest at the rate of 34 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly, and will be dated Ist December, 1898, redeem- able in 30 years,

ANGUS McMILLAN, Provincial Treasurer. 254 2 a week until 2!st Noy,

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Nov. 3rd, 1£93 Mr. S. F. TarBrsn, Charlottetown, My Dear Sir :—

I feel that you will be p'eased to know that afew daysagol received my wife's portrait ordered through you. The ex- ecution of the work in every detail is as creditable to the High Grade Art Union as it 18 satisfactory to me.

lam very much pleased indeed. The painting isa perfect picture. Kind regards

Very truly youre. James L. Harkins,

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Auction Sale.

The only represertative of the High | Grade Art Studio for this Province 2s 8. ' TarBush, Char!oitetown.

WOTICE. The Commissioners of Sewer: and

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D. McLEAN, Secretary of Board of Commicsioners

Office of Commissioners of Sewers and

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