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UBIIVIERSIDE J CURB AL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1868. r

s: ._ I, _:~-_f_~_~_~1___w_,,__A__‘___M 7_ 77"“ w _ ‘ ’.__ - ___g . _~_’r __ m ,_____k,.,,. ‘::'::.:-»_.‘.¢ rf;#"'- '-‘ " ’ COI‘viibgl’ON DENCI‘ . alft‘flxtln-ncil l'v thousand-s Whirl-liin in plirtiitint-ritnt org-tn grinder-.1 ilplletl bautlpt'ar “Moll-'19 "'9‘" ‘Hi':'” 0' comml’e' “1 ll“: hm“ L CW Ad‘erflsemem this Day

I _ . “,Wfl“; W___>__‘_V_ _\_ V I. V , y ‘ .. ~ , . . u" ' r. “.ghtly fogn rt by mu :1 o niu- - ono iunt I‘ut . _ . "‘ . n' GLADSTo“ m m OEUEOH.T0 the Electors of the rift; DISWCt of it"l'r‘Lll-(df'llbilcll’ i‘lll‘lll‘. &c., at about every film“. Aconunts litii'ojnfll been l'°c°1""'lh°m lIor-cs. Cnrringt’l. ‘C—‘Mm‘k B“““"

I! OANADA.

In the count ofhis eloquent speech at Ormskii-k. the ex—chsncellor referred to the t

condition 0‘ the Church In Cullildil and the l vacant by the resign tiioti ofColin Melanin-iii,

{Suited States II an argument in favor oi l Esq. 'I‘wo gentlemen, the llnti. .l. C. l’opc freedom from State control of all relii,'ieusl“"‘l A‘Wui McMillan, Halt, have Ullt'l‘t‘il

_ tin-m Tires for you: sut’rngcs. (it Mr. Mai:- oum’llsmll- “0 mill 8‘- t Ilillan's trivaie character and political prin-

" I cannot go as far as those who say it ‘, viples. I nccd say nothing. 'l‘hry arc acll is «Remy to mgintm'n an leubuahcd known to you all. What .\lr. Pope's IIUIIIIL Llitirclr‘m order to gecum we 1,055,.5=i.m (,i’ creed was in former years, you ulso knnn religious up.“ v. all,“ j look “gm, “5 u" still I take the liberty oi reminding you that 11"“ “m1,” baggie”, doctrine. Thu mum“. lie was lor years a leading “mother of the no.“ of nmghus “bony “m 1am Wm) lwp late I rott-stant and Anti-cunlcdcraic gn‘vcrn- h.“ cumin”, and “many 0“ me Principles :llf‘liir. lie cxricsseil his Opposition tot,:tilio- '0‘ unhem whnmun “"d pqm‘my m W“ IL lldlllH in no iiicnsuicd tcrtus. IIe sup- liglours ri ts. And thzls is no iucrc opin- ston o mine; tor we are only to look -ucross the water. look at the United States «ot America. which intro no Established Church either in connection with the Fed-

eral Governments. or connected with the State Governmen's. and whcrentt the same time. It is cctirely iindcniabluthat the most

tit-ct religious liberty ls enjoyed. Ilut it there be some who have it prejudice against the United States because they think it is not. l‘uir to quote the exaiuple of it Republic—though lor my part I illll al- ways ready to quote the example oi any government whatsoever on points where

It can be made availablelorotu instruction

——biit ll that. be their feeling, let them with me simply. cross the St. Latin-ence iiituc lellh|..(.::intttlil is under a motiarchial gov- ernment. Canada has no semblance oi an .listablished Church. Canada has passed nets ull’urliumcnt. the very preaixhle ol which recites that it is desirable to put all end to all semblance ol connection between ~L‘hurch and State iii that country. and has noted on those principles. Yet, who is there that. lor one moment will pretend to say that religious liberty does not prevail in Canada? 'I'hat was a country somewhat resembling. but far less aggravated—Sonics "in" [‘“L'P‘l‘ding 3h“: 9”“ 0‘ I‘Vh‘ll‘l’ "V from unrcuc. expresses his intention. it' you scmbltug it in this impuitntit ])Ull|l——-lll:ll.(.|pc[ ml,“ p. “hung, "u,- l,..(.,,,.,,, fig...” 0' the Members ol the Church oi‘ l-Jnglantl’m... m,,,.,.cu_.r “panama”, “m1 1.. “1.1m. termed u very small pt'opnt‘ion oi' the it by the mill at‘ system. Why has whole community. And here I must di- he done this? is it because tie people ut‘this gross for one moment to revert to what I Island dislik‘ the systcnt of mixed schools .stitted about the cause ol many ('lllillL'iil. IIo\\' Usitlbllfillutl?‘llls a single pt-ttiion been and excellent clci'gyuien. nll‘l even bish- pry-settled to I'nrhauieuf, l" Ug'mé: 1-)? 11‘} ""0- 9ps_ in connection with the Anglican liiioti.J Can we liudI single IllLIIL‘llIltJll pi ii ‘ Church. who are lnvorable to the policy 1:?“534325;);[$1fi9;“‘§|'l‘: flicki'c'll-Vllllric ‘. . ' .-. .,. . tissasci '. . t: 1,- '.-. 3 E31105lfizililzunzgt ii titct known to us all-that the) people of this - . ' . . . - . Island—Latliolics as hell as I iotcst lllls-—st‘l ,Iittlc lsllOWIl piobahli toyou.l‘orbis splicie . . . _ _, ~ ,

. _ ._- . . . tiltiin \altic upon out tdutatmnal system, or mm?" WM rm album—“lam”? bunm‘d‘ that they are proud ot‘it, and that they wotth of Mo'l‘w‘u' '1’“! M “"‘Iml'mn 0‘ “W A”? coiuidi-i' it one of the greatest misfortunes lw‘m chum“ I" - "m"- A gelllIC'llil" I ilntt could iii-fall them were they deprived of liud the honor to know, and whom no one could know without respectingor revcriug. or without perceiving that he was a innii of most solid and piercing understanding and of most commanding qualities. That gen- tleman, who died but two months ago. is the Bishop under whom the C nadian .Church has undergone this tlisestablish- meat. .I had the honor of seeing liitii in London during the past year, tittd of boat'- ,lilg his 0 inion treat his own lips. About

iurtnig tbcl‘oi‘c his death I received a

oug letter lrom him statin" in detail what

had occurred in Canada. fie had seen his Church tloiii'ish under the operation oi dis- euilowmcnt. timl had it been in his power to reverse the proceedings, nothing would 1 have induced him to make a Single i'cii‘o- lisuil tent. inl gr ale step." i

":l‘holehdorsoitlio Spanish Revolution are i W “195‘ “991mm”, “Wm” Milli! ,detcrniiiiod not to stand still in the ,career } CUIWYVJ'JW iffim'll’lt'si Will?“ “’3” WW "U at prngposs they mm, commenced. but day i longt-r serve his turn, and with a iticnncss uii-.

by diu- hpsh C mges 0| ll“, most “din” It p‘ alclled intlic political! cry oi the Island. and startling nature are announced. The E “3”.” “4:”! "5“ 1.1m“ ‘3?" suppression ot'tltc Jcsii . . and the colitis-i I,“ “’1‘ bill“;- ', “H'UH' cation of their property has been followed 1 “will. . 3m"; “,3 p . .. . by it. decree, issued on October 19 which >l-mh-l "-0" “'n ' ' .3 01,5.“21‘fir "9., . . . ‘ , icl‘lleli lor them or tor thcii li'il"li)tl. Inc .orders lb}! nonlethal-U 8"I’I’WSS'U" “l ““ have not forgotten his ungcnth-ninnly built “Olmsmrws- convenlsv, “mog‘ ~, “ml-m“ i ing and his course insults. Itsccms only ti: EMIOIN- “Dd 01"” religions USIIIIIIISIHHUIHS j other day that I heard llllll iii the Court Ilvt 01 both sexcs. louiidcd since J11l_\'239.1837; ; in St. rltcnnor‘s. npply contemptuous at all their property, movable and inimova- ‘ names to (.‘atliollcs who had the manhnrss to ‘ .ble, bci D rrcd to the State. 'I‘lieioppusc him. Ile did not think than that he pom-cuts established helm-o 18:5” -c m be ,i would be iindci the necessity of mulching reduced in number b)- Uuedml um] [husb- ‘ votes from ttoau whom he so w.inloiily in- 1011 Ill-e [aphidch “envelop, _ 1! w pctcip‘. I suited. It' It ind others, are civil and t'.t.w:i-‘

ovices. 'I'lnit many oi tlicsu changt's lift! 1 “'h'.‘“"l“-"“ .‘ WW" "1”" ” “m. 5”” 1”.“ in themselves good and desirable ill be I 33“”. “w,” “'.5'“ [“lrl’i’ws l” “7“” “‘5” “1”” vcry true. but the policf at such rapid in- ; muff “"3913”l"l"“_lf”f ‘ I‘m." , iiovaiion is always doubtiul; and when we i lilac;ftlfl’wj}-lfi,:, Lil.” _:J.l"i‘liill)‘lnl‘ \v t’ ‘- Ium‘imb" ""1." “If: "limb" "‘l mm“ "‘5 u" l ihc l 'cuadship‘ oi.‘ their tit-‘th’oitiid .11““""““"“°l ,‘ L Lilblhlllut'ud hi” 51“"“15‘,champiozismlizy must be much more ca.»ilv ‘ ,“l‘iwu’l'fd dur“ r: u“: I’M} “"V 31 “1 IlUl‘ ‘ deceived than I take them to be. Mr. J. C. ‘ V'a'mm-‘lf'nmcei and “W” “1 VFW-“5mm 1‘3"}; l l’ope notvxitrtuxdiug bi-i boasting and loud ‘ )and. -t is not have ‘ullllblu to doubt. the,[ht-cits,canncilienetitthc Catholicpopulation permanence ol these rclormatious iii a oi the Country. I verily believe that it isf country like Spain. and it yet remains toithentnst unfortunate thing that would have be seen whether a revulsion will not ultcr- i happened the Cnihulics.tlutt such men as Wm. , .watds set in that shall undo mitcli of llllsjflll‘lJlmlL“ 0- l‘olh: lure undertaken to be? 1; hast “do. “1ij A5 “new, their: advocates. ’I‘heposnion ol' the (.ailio-. says. it is we“ in [mm 5 “up”... "mkng ,, I. lit-s is,ihrougli tlicirmcans. worse to-‘tlay than i change to be sure that. it is " the rclorma-Jl “'“s ‘1‘?” ".""“."’ "'3"? “"‘l 'r “"5 “3”” “on which pwwlnluu, um chungm “ml "M ! tton continues it will be worse thIve months the mere desire tor Cllilnl'u that billl"clli “we” "7"," u ‘5 ‘U'dl‘y' “l”. 1”.” “'"W‘U “10mm” rewrmuuuu .. a D alarmed tac country. and in a lcw months

,. .. . -'” i. .I:l ' “z' it" Ihc dilliciilty as to the choice of a sue. “"3 M“ WI “I l “ km" "mle "' "ui‘

Prince County- GENILL‘IIZN :--

You are called upon to elect a member to

that he said and all that he tr ' ngalilst ibi- Catholic religion—Catholic ndancy and Catholic educational iiistitutiuns—-atnl he

strongest rciuousirtiuecs. both of the Catholic clcrgy and the Catholic laiiy. You will i so remember that, although he opetily counten- trtnccd and defended his brother as an .inti- Catholic, licjiist its openly distountcnanctul and opposed him as tin Aiiti-cotvrcilciutc . In doing this lll.‘ wasticting thcpart ul‘u true and

planks ul‘ilie Conservative platform were 1'!- vista/it: to (lit/tulle clici'urtcfiuieuts and oppo- .ii‘li'on (u ('.inj‘ulemtt'a/t. Doe: .I. C. I'ope now come livi ir you as It ('oiisc ’allvt‘? Ili. piiblisltrd card answers dccidcly and euipltat cally N0. .\'o. [In denounces the Libt nil party. and declares his intention to overthrow the Libe- i'ulgovcrmuent. IIUeItIL‘J, his principle and those of the Liberals are widely div‘ Ilie great principle for which llie Lilie ls of all eta-eds have fought for ntauy years, I» to keep religion out oi'palitics; .\Ir. .l.(.'. Pope. to carry into practice his brother William's theory oi gvocriimcut, which is that the otin way to govern the Island is tosct the I‘m-shy. ierians and the Catholics ligliling~is deter- mined to make religion the principil element in all future political discussions this I-laiid. ltlr. I’upe now, without solicitations

their children the elements iii a sound l-‘.n lislicducaiion. tht the llon..l. ’opc has it presumption to ask your asnt nice to enable

ily approve. and which, csidc. i. the only one that has been Iollllll to work well in a mixed community tuCIl as ours. And why does .\Ii-. l‘ope require you to displcase the great majority of your countrymen of all trrccds': The answer is not far to seek. 'I'o ‘plraso tho Ilishop and clergy of the llom'an ‘Ulllllullt: (‘hurcli oti this I:l.tl d, and to pur- chase their support. He knows that llllll.)ugli the Roman t‘atholit ity arc wrll pleased with the system of a II who s. the Human

, (.‘ailiolic clergy are by no me. it, and believing tli.

luenee

it the Cnilit - to force the 1:1in to vote iitl to aid in alto-

\\'iil lic gain The Catholic electors,

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the House of Assembly to till tlit- place left,

iportcd his brother William It Pour in all,

kept him in otllcc for years in spite of the.

a consistent Conservative, for the two great.-

I)ucs lic profess to be a Li‘n‘ral'.“

the advantage which it ail'ortls lltciii of giving.

him to abolish a system of which we all heart- I

n... autumn, :ic'

‘ that ulilt'

,ncvt will be the opening scene. merely per- isoiial atid party partinlitics will count I" inoihiog. Whatever yuur decision may he. the final result is by no means doubtful. Nut- witlistaiidiiig this. much, very much, trest- 1 with yoit. If you are llrm and show Mr. .I'opc tlint iflie Iins deserted his principles. lyou have no intention oftolluwlng his bad orb tintple; it you prove to ltitii that you are lit! muclt opt used to Episcopal dici- lion-in it!“ as you were III In it you convince him iii itlie must unmistakable manner iii: t you dis- approve hl‘your representatives giving cicvcr , bids for Catholic support. you will iivcrt for a time. tit least. the impending contest. and preserve to your fellow colonists thcblcssings 1). peace and repose. A serious responsibili- ty devolves upon you. Ilo your duty firmly and toiiscicniiuiisly, without fear or litvui‘. ,aud. do not fear the result. The eyes of the whole Island are upon vou. Acl iii Mich a way that you trill not bluin when in after years you call to memoiy the partial c't:ctitni Ill. 15135.

Yours, (ML, Fi-Il.I.t,)W'COLONIS'I‘. Prince County. Nov. 9, 18m.

’I'o 'riii-; l-Ziii'roii or run Jocittuiq Stu:

‘ Your contemporary of Suinmcrsi-lc, last ,wci-k made a violent attai k on th.) lion. .l. (3. Pope. llis arms were ridicule and en abuse. This is it good sign for the MIC - .\lr. Pope at the approaching elt'clloll. When an opponent cannot be dclcatcd by fair and ,houorablc tut-tins. we must conclude that his ‘liiifillltill is strong and jiht. It‘ the 17-011,“;- can dell-at .‘tlr. I‘opc on the principal point iit

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‘ttll ( mit srltucl ~lic is welcome to do so: lhitt i protcs .tmst his throwing dust in our 't-ycs and dirt t any one. Our system ol‘cd- IIL.I Illll IS t‘Xt lgivcii general satislaciion; it does a great iii- justice to in iy of oitr tax payers with the sit-red rights of cons cucc; and in many vases it is a huge imposition uinl swin- illcoii the HIV" who pay for it. If, under these t-irctiiiistatit-t-N, Mr. Pope has pledged himseli' to improve the system. I tliittk that lie ,‘lillllltl he unintended and supported, not i .n-l culcd. Mr. I’ope may have hope -iii<,—-itiiil very few politicians or (illicrs are without them—but he should be he .ippnricd now by all who preler rc- liginn. principle and justice, to halt-Yankee, iniivh-l, anti-loyal, on-ihc-lcuec Liberal tos'yv : :n. l l j Mn. lithium—15cc Ill your issuc of the ,L'fitli ultimo, you ailici‘tc-l to II - d slate of llllt.‘ Western ltond, as stated to _ iii by trav- clvrs. I assure you lliat ihcstntcntrntis very true. and in no way ex. ggt-ratcd, for several ,ptirts of said Road are not safe lor carriages Io pass thereon, owingto the great number of tlecp mud-holes in places which lead throuin itlic swampy parts oi the Wilderness,especial- tlv from Mount Ileiiiluck to Mount I‘lcusaut. j'l‘iie principal caliw oi the had state of tho lroad lies in having the drains choked up with I tried and water, the laiid being quite tlitt, and gilie watcrhaviitg no egress theref'om; like- wise .n undergrowth oi' briisliwood is last. ,growing up along tltu drains, iii some parts feasting tlnir r rauchvs nearly across the lioad,

,1 to the great annoyance of travelers.

JL'S'I’I'I‘IA. Ifov. out, lo‘dS.

The small pittance the Legislature allows ii‘ of this great tburongl‘larc. is in .vq. :l‘.t.‘ to limping i'. in good order. nlurmcd that Mr. Utrcn, our excellent _ l I. n ‘ II... \V\Jo I ward, l (‘d gr

lutis state (t' the t wort

'll‘l any. ilimi II \I

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lloads. No wonder tlit- liy g.-ntlctii:iii should do so, for his a dis~ w to civili" -d MW to have it sccu iii the Ill ipcnrs at prt cut. Iiisquiic obvious 'vhc Executive adopts some Ill .i sure tor the icitipornry rcpair of tlic Iiittlparis ot t c lioad. ir.: ic thereon will be suspended until the winter fairly sets in. No wonder thc lluad is in its present bad condition, forahout :0 years ago, when the road was tolerablv good, there was L'lti allowed for keeping it III repair irom the Quagmire to Robinson's. be» sides "ID for clearing away wind falls. 'l‘licii

there has not one traveling tilting the Road

to forty now. Why I rcuicitiber myself to travel from Lot 7 to the Quagmire, a distant 1- of about SUI ‘ 's. l'lltl all the living beings I iuct was a stpti ml and a partridge. Last your llirl‘t: w a only L‘tl allowcilmnd this your

make into mile of it good. The sivaiiipy. tril- dci‘iiess parts ought to be logged, and culverts pl‘ m' thereon. the undcrhruslt at each side cu' , llic drains cleared up. and ti t‘rc cg nade for the stagnant water to gi-t' away, in place of bctng allowed to ritii across the road. It Would he very desirable that the lam. Members who travel along this road would. in their Legislative capacity. represent the bad slate oflltia great publicthoroughfare to the Legislature at its next sitting. in order to but a grant appropriated, milllcicut for re- pairing it properly. For n on to good lLdiicii- that good roads ought to be the tirst stone on the boards ut'lmgislaii :u, and as a good press ought. to be the next, pray give this continu— nicatiou insertion iii the valuable columns oi your well conducted Journal.

I am, &.c.,

ll l‘ct‘

mdingly defective; it but llt‘i't‘l'i

interferes -

‘lUA . - This siiiall amount will not he stilllcit'nt to

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parser to the throne still remains unabated. tit understood that Serial 0 and his Irii-ntls ,ol the Union Liberal are suspected ol li ‘ boring the Due de Montpeusicr as tlicirl King in pcllu; but the Duke would not be E l

generally acceptable to Stuttiiards. and the rjtiipcror . ipoleou is not likely to regard ilie'clection oi one ot'.tlio Orleans I'vinccs with a favorable eye, King Ferdinainl.the hither of the King ol Portugal. is said to. have positively ,i‘cl'iiscd to accept. the grown, and the Prince Napoleon has been spoken of. r} rumor prevailed that I’riiii intended to make himself King. but. it. has been authoritatively contradicted.

Beyond the occurrences in Spaiu.noihiog ,tan has transpired on the Continent ol liti- [ope culls tor remark. The French toads have risen, and the prospect ol war seems yo become more and more distant.

Our English journals are now occupied almost exclusively with the tr preaching elections, and a feature oi the morning

nyers for the last l'orliiiwlit has bruit the liroatlsidtm reporting the voluminous speeches which Mr. blind tone has been making to hlsconstitncius in Lancashire. It is unnecessary to say that the question oi the Irish Church. and his policy towards it. has been the lending topic oi’ the Right Honorable gentleman‘s sddresses. '

The Cape mail, which arrived at Ply- mouth oii Ucnobcr 22. brings news of still- ous floods iii Natal, from which much . damage had resulted to roads. liriilgt-s.:litil hulldin . though the crops had bcncliiied. _ No [res nowo oi importance has been rc~ ceivod [ruin the gold fields. but more gold . dust had been found in Xutal, 'iu the beds at rivers on the coast.

As will be seen in our Special American ,llli undeniable tact that no iintnin-r at that ; The c. “mp. i party, lave niiil except Messrs. William and vote l'u

Notes. Mr. Revordy Johnson was e mined at n ‘ bunt tict‘ at Livvrpool on Out. 22. Lord Stanley. Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. 'Luird being among the guests who nit-re

lfltltlnl to welcome him. The tone of .\Ir

ohnson’s speeches wuii mo‘t gratitylng; not! there can be no doubt that the cutter - iators nstiim oi Mr. Johnson's coiutnttni. cations with our Government, and thel

‘I'Ullt', you vote not for the mini. bulfor it.

isystcm ol iion-itcctarian schools, and

against them, :iinl such a feeling raised inthc i country, that the Cathudes will be convinced

that the l' eiiilsliip ot' tlit.I l’opcs is much; more dangerous to their intcrclts than over! their vmuity was. If the Catholic voters oi", Lot I? are wise they w' I show that. an they' once lit-l too lunch. pirit to submit tn the-

vbuilying ol' the I’upcs and t‘-cir friends, so

now they possess too much SL‘IIM: to be

de- ceived by their blarncy. j

Is .l.(,‘. l’upe. I ask. u conservativr-f What i would you. conservative electors of Lot 17. have said to Messrs. Green and .\lcl.cuuau, , had they at the last or prececdlng election cx- i pressed the i-sclres favourable to giving state) support to Catholic Colleges and schools. ’ You would not have listened to them to: a single moment. You would have huoicd ilic ii oil the lnistiugs. Is that. good Con- servatism iii .\Ir. I'apc. which would be rank radicalism or worm: in Messrs. Green and .\IcI.-iman? Ito you gentLiut-n. Wear your[ principles so loosely that yt u are ready to