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OITAWA LETTER Del ate oh the’ Redistribu- tion Bill,

(Spec 11 Correspondence of The Exa:niner.) (Continued.) On Wenday the dedate was resumed by Mr. ( ockburn, who announced himself, in openi g, as feeling a deep interest in the politic al and general welfare and fortunes of the Island of Prince Edward, He was oppos dto the disturbance of the county lines, and would support Mr. Davies’ ainent ment, “~~ M:. Davies repeated, with great exrnesi- uess, iis protest of the day before. Mr. Davin seemel to have given the quest) on careful study, and indeed to have acgui2d information with which previ us speak ra did not appear lo have been sup plied He said, in the course of his speech : *] m to'd that Mr. Davies objects great. ly to lat 24 being in East Queen’s, He seems to try to impress this House with the view | iat Exst Queen’s is his constituency, but, ‘ir, there has not been, up to the pre. sent t me, nor will there be until the bill has pissed, avy .uch constituency as Hast Quee:'s. There is the County of Queen's, returi ing two members to this House, and} Mr. I avies is as much a member for what is cali d West Queen’s in this bill as he is for E-st Queen’s. As a matter of fact he lives n Charlottetown, and he is actually more the member for West than East Queen's. [donot want to enter into the reaso.3 why, buta little bird has whispered it to rie; one of my colleagues in the repre sentat on here who has conversed with Mr, Davie. , tells me that one of the reascns he objects to have Lot 24 in East Quecn’s— and that in fact he would be pretty well satistid if Township 24 had been taken out of East Queen’s and put into West (Jueex ’s—is the reason that there is a cer- tain c mplexion, partly religious and partly politic], in Lot 24. Let me ask the hon. memb +r for Bothwell (Mr. Mills), who is so logica , what are himself and his friends do- ing wien they found au argument on the opinioas of the people of Lut 24? They are doing the very thing that they say the Minis er cf Justice and this Government must not do, and which IL agree that we shoul notdc. Weare told that we should have io regard whatever to the political opinic as of the people, but thet we should wake a redistribution fairly on a broader princi le, and uct think of taking & pariy advan age. We are told that we have nothir g tv do with that; but what does the hon. g2m:leman opposite do? He asaya: | am go ng to analyse the opinions of these people; and in doing that, does he goall uver their past history and all over the electicas in which they have voted? No, but h» goes to some recent election, and becau:3 they may have voted im a given way, |e says; 1 am not going to allow you to mace a symmetrical division of this Island in order that we may have the prin- ciple of representation by popu- lation ‘arried out. Therefore, Mr. Chairman, the vey gentlemen who denounce in this Hous: the allowing of political or party consid 2rations to weigh with us : these are the ve -y gentlemen who allow political and party considerations to weigh with them. If I a mitted for one minute, which I do not, U.at there is any cogency in the argu- ment -f the principle of political opinions being sonsidered, | must remember that if Lot 24 at one end of King’s County is broug it into Queen’s; yet in Lots 61, 63 and 6-., in which there is certainly « Cath- olic vi te, it is a stronghold of Orangemen. Lot 6) , 63 and 64 have about 3,000 Pro- testan s to 200 Catholics, and I am infurm- ed by one who can speak with authority, that t).e majority of the Protestants belong to the Orange order. What, thea, is the hon. nember for Queen's 8° very angry about / Mr. Yeo followed in a temperate epeech agains» the division. Mr Masson had at first been impressed with !fr. Davies’ plea for the reteation of count: boundaries, but having learned that counti+s on the Island were entirely differ- ent frc m countiesin Ontario, that there were no co.nty councils or municipalities, snd that t):e counties were nuthing more than jadici:! districts, and their associations only sich as pertain to judicial districts, would support the Bill. Mfr. Davies’ con- tentic 1 that the division was aa attempt to legislate him out of parliament was a man of str: w that did not require so great sn amoui t of rhetoric as had been displayed two knock it down.

Mr. Weldon was surprised at Mc. Davies’ intem erate language. The proposa) to distrii ute the Island was an_ intelligent andre sonable one, and on the principle of equal zation of population was unobjection- able. Mr. Davies’ contentions amounted to nothing. Taking into account the equal- ization of the disiricts, and not meddling witht ielinesof townships, a more equitable, reasor able arreagement could not be made than that proposed by the Bill. But when- ever the principle of equalizstion of popu- lation cuntlicted with the principle of least disturbance of boundaries, he would stand for the latter ins‘e d of the former, and would, therefore, suppo t Mr. Davies’ am. endm :snt.

Mr: Mulock made a lengthy and very irrelevant speech, which was not surprising unde: the circumstances. He spoke of the rail wagging the dog, and wanted to know if the administra’ion was gcing tu be dictat- ed t» and drsgooned into a line of action by tv \ of their followers How did :t cme that ){essrs. Macdonald ani McLean had such :.n influence with the Cabinet ? It was not a: irfluence which had been manifest- ed on the floor of the House, but outside the Bouse, and it was time that the House prote ted itself against inflaences of that chara ‘er.

He e Mr. Macdonald invited Mr. Muleck tu naise the influunces he referred to, if he dared, but Mr. Malock dared not amd ¢2-

plained thst he referred only to policicsl and party pressure. But it is doubtful if the gentlemen krew what he referred to, or even what he was saying, as he had scarcely recovered from a “strong wesk- ness” which had vecessitated his evriy re tirement from the House the previous even- ing.

Mr. Davies’ amendment was ten put and lost on a division of 49 yeas to 71 nays Messrs. Weldon, Oockburn and McLean of York, voted with Mr. Davies’ Mr Welden’s championship of the integrity of county boun iaries m.y be sincere enough, but it is instructive to point out that the County of Aibert, N. B, which he repre- sents, has a population of 10,971, and that the County of Westmoreland, NB , which is alsv re presented by a single member, Mr

cwiak Wood, has over 41.000 inh .bitents Mr. Weldon cou'd hardly ba expected, after having pleaded successfully tor the preservation of his own littls constituency, to vote for bresking the lines of another couuty. He has uv objection though to sit for one of the smallest constituencies in the Dominion, and where the coniert is a rematkably easy one. I think if I had been in Mr. Davies’ place I would have preferred the opposition rather than the support of such a nocdle as Mr. Cockburn -—the jackass who displayed such monu- mental ignorance during the debste on the tunnel question last session. To the boundaries of the district of East Q wen’s Mr, Davies objected Lot 24 had no vusiness there ; it had always belongel tothe western section of Queen's Coun'y and had uever voted wi-h the eastern section for either Council or Assembly. Moreover, is had a Conservative majority of 200, and, having taken the three King's Conoty lots with a Contervative majority of 128 in'o Kast Queeu’s, it was unfair to take Lot 24 withi's 200 Conservative m:jority from West Queen's and plac> it in Kast Queen's. Surely hon geotlemen oppusite dil not want to legislate a man out entirely. Mr. Macdonald said it was rumored that Mr. Davies had been canvassing some Con- servative members and seeking sympathy on

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STEPHEN HI. WARREN OF ISL¥ESBORO, ME., 18 WELLKNOW \ IN HIS NATIVE! TOWN, AND THE GREATEST CREDENCE CAN BE GIVEN TO HIS STATEMLNT. TO A REPRE- SENTATIVE OF THE SKODA DISCOVERY OCO., HE RECENTLY SAID:

“Sor more than two years I have euf-

fcred great szaie- i= i a i Ere ery from what Phy- -E A ciciins calied Liy- erend fitdney ironbies. Nearly «i! the time I would have severe paine in my baek aud side, with a constant luli pote inthe region of my liver. My bowels were © 0 m1 wtipni- ed. Food THAN Cistressed me badly. and wm Heart would palpitate creatly attimes, in fact I was weil broken up. For two mouths I have been taking SKODA’S DISCOVERY and SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS, and AM ANEW MAN. Appetite goed. BRowels in' food coumitiuen. Beoart

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the groand that Lot 24, which was a towa-! ship of Catholics, was being dumped in his} constituency. Mr. Macdonald wished Mr.

Davies to say if the rumor was correct. Mr. ; Davies said it wes not. It wastrne that he} had told several Conservative members that: if was aa outrage after having imported 128_ Conservative majority feom the East, to) biing in another 200 mejority from the West. | He had not +: peken of a Catholic vote but of

a Conservative vote. Mr, Macdonald said if, Mr. Davies denied the rumor that was! an end cf it, but having heard the! report he considered it only fair to Mr. Davies: to give him an opportunity of denying it. Mr.' Macdonald contieued: Now let us look for a moment at the proposition of Mr. Davies He says that we have dumped a large Cons: rv- ative vote onhim. The facts of the case are, that according to the Redistribution Bill, Weat Queen’s shows a mejority in favor of the Conservatives of 89 votes. According to Mr. Davies’ proporitioa the taking off of Lot 24 from East Queen’s and adding it to West Queen’s wouid leave him still a majowity in, West Queen’s of 227. I ask hon. gentlemen | which is the fairer prop sition: our small’ majority of 89 for the Conservatives, or his

proposition to take off Lot 24 and leave a large

majority in favour of bimself and friends. I

beheve that the proposition of the (iovern.

ment as stated in the bill is as fair as any man; could make it teking it from ove end of the’ Island to the other, and ae fair as it is possible | to doit, having the township Ines in view.

Now, a great deal has been said about the. influence of myself and my colleague being brought to bear on the Government, That

statement bears contradiction on the face of

it, because if our object was to bring influence

on’the Government, I suppose that we would

bring that influense to bear in favor of onr-

selves. If we were so inclined to bring to bear

influence of that kind and had only cur own

seltish ends to serve we could very easily have

taken a portion of southern Queen's and added it to King’s, or we could have taken a portion

of northern Queen’s and added it to King's and carved out to two very nice

constituencies for ourselves. But,

I say that we hed no such object in view, ' ee making Conservative hives for ourselves or our friends, All we wanted was a tair and square distribution and that is what is con- tained in the present bill. It is a fair and honest redistribution, and any removal of Lot 24, or any other lot, wil! leave it in a much more unfair position than it is at present, and will give a party advantage to either one or the other, greater than does the present bill as now constituted. JI am glad that Mr. Davies has been ab'e to deny the rumor which has been floating around, for I did not think it was possible that he would be so unfair os to make an assertion of that kind, whe» there was no reason for it, and when he has got a majority in Queen’s County as it is now

Catholic. Idid not think it was possibe that he would make an assertion ot that kind, and I am glad to hear him deny it. I might say, however, that the lots that were taken from King's County and put into Queen’s had 4,092 Protestants and 847 Catholics, I have there figures before me in order to show that there was no disporition to create any feeling of that kind, and 1 was sorry iudeed to hear that anything of that nature should be spoken of. I repeat again that I am ylad to know that Mr. Davies could contradict i».

Mr. Dickey had been opposed to departing from county lines on the Island, but he could not support Mr. Davies’ suggestion to remove Lo: 24 from East Queen's.

vote of 59 to 39.

Notwithstanding a protest from Mr. Perry against placing Lot 15 in East Prince, the other districts of the Island were passed with- out division.

Atter some time spent in supply the House adjourred.

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On Wednesday, July the 18th, inst.,

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LOBSTERS.

I AM paying the Highew Cish Price: for Lob sters of first quality, Talis and Fiats. HORACE HASZARD, Cameron Block, Queen Charlottetown, June 18, 1992.

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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT !

Nand after MONDAY, 27th June, 1892, the * NOKTHUMBERLAND” and WRENCE” will make daily trips as under, local time (Sundays excepted) : —

On on’ after Mondays, ith Jaly, the steamer St, Lawrence will leave for Pictou ever morning, except Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, local, #0 #8 to insure connection with the Kastern train to Caps Breton and early train for Hslifax, On Wedn: a- day she will leave at eight o'clock to accommo date excursionists and others.

ve Picton about 12. 0, on arrival of morning train froma Halifax, for Charlottetown.

ve Summerside on arrival of morning train from Charlottetown for Point du Chene, and connect there with trains for all parts of © and United States,

Leave Point du Chene oa arrival of morning train from St. Jobn, fer Summerside, and con- nect there with trains for all partsof Island reached by P. & Island Railway same evening.

Conneciions at St. John with International Steamers every day until ith September to BRos- a ent by Mailory Line on Monday for New

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