THE CANDIDATES TO VOTE FOR.

KING'S COUNTY, De. Beeveneer ae — = re ee Neil Macdonald, Geo Rice, Souris East;|New Perth; James Norton, jr, Annandale; ’ * hand Mr. Perry—to obtain reciprocity ! oe oe John Henry McKie, Bay Fortune; Gabriel] Henry A Bears, Murray River; Richard Jen- _

A. C, VcDonald. aes . BENT BY # : BEOTED | Macdonald, Souris Hast; Daniel 1H Macdonald, | kins, Dundas; George Howlett, Grand River; —_ % VOTE EARLY FOR HACKETT AND B 2. at oe | Rear River Line Road; Donald Campbell, | Pius Flanagan, Georgetown; Wm Robertson, a

ie B. Muttart, M. D, LEFURGEY. '(s-eenvale; Solomon Bateman, Souris; James|Grand River; I G McLeod, Kingston; John <> ae Te Cheverie, New Zealand; John McCormack, | Kenny, yr cosiangas Raped vega! gy 4 a 5

‘EEW ‘OUNTY . ‘ Site Souris River; Chas D Coffin, David Coffin, | Francis Owen, Baldwins; Davic ennedy, = — a Another Nail Clinched. By ail Increased Majority, reread Coffin, Donald J’ Macdonald, John |New Perth; W N Graham, Murray Harbor; os

Donald Ferguson.

William Campbell. “We are informed on good authority that a ‘te Macdonald, Ansiem McMillan, A%neas ‘Me-} John G McInnis, D A McKinnon, D W Mor- young man named Bowden was employed on Tne contest of Saturday was eagerly | Millan, David Egan, Alex A Macdonald, |risey, St Peter’s Bay; Ronald McAulay, Jo- * iCE COUNTY,— the railway brush work a few days ago. it fought by the Opposition, who ho a by | Augustine Macdonall, Head Hillsboro; | seph Macdonald, Jetirey McKinnon, Cardigan ag PRING ; was discovered, however, that he had no vote, | tough” OY Be i J : t : k 1 B li é Hamilton Coflin, Savage Harbor; Angus Mac-| Road; William Hogan, St Peter's Bay; John : . "4 i hi: Kk » and consequently was discharged after work- winning in Bec eque to - 9 decided | Gonald, Head Hillsboro; John Nichols Annan- | A Macdonald, Cardigan Head; James Me- idwarg wexett, ing one day, Electors of Charlottetown, we | pression throughout the Province that they dale; John C Underhay, Jas Madonald, Wm | Isaac, James A McKinnon, Hi'ary Melsace, : . ask do you desire to be ruled by a faction that | were going 3 we the great battle of to- Morrow, Francis Jenkins, Wm Dingwell, Wm] St Peter's Bay; Peter McLellan, Andrew Me- i John Lefurgey. ean stoop to such contemptible tactics. morrow. ‘The following is the result : Swallow, Lot 53; James Norton, Henry] Donald; Ronala maaan 5s W aoe ‘ = aii is i ' ay é Tor wiett andale; Chas Mc- iwe T McKenzie, Cardigan — = ‘hat Mr. Bowden has to say about miley. ound. | Norton, John Howlett, Annandale; Chas Me-| John McEwen, John T ! . gi aa : rhis is what Mr. Bowde a — as 3 Hachen, Bayfield; Neil Macdonald, Malcolm] Road; Patrick McInnis, Aug J McInnis, | A een me Liberal-Conservative Party THE DAILY EXAMIN ER the matter : 6. Snee “ peter Test ee nara ; 64 7 |MePhee, John McIsaac, Isaac Mavsey, Alex] Donald McLaine, David Lewis, George Me- Well 39 Re eae : ; ” Sin,—Saturday evening's issue of the} 7 Be ae a te 84 117. | Macdonald, Glencorrodale; Neil MeAulay, | Innis, Michael Murphy, St Peter’s Bay; DG Ny = ——~— | Patriot states that 1 was discharged pon te Sear: eee 79 $3 Joseph MeDonald, Bull Creek ; Edward | Cameron, Peter Gordon, Cameron Cross; James FEBRUARY 21, 1887. rellvay beach werk ets hem o_o eweee. hee aes a 85 18 |Mansey, John McAulay, Baltic; Alex J M2-|Mahon, Lot 61; James Gormley, St Mary's Z ie day aoa I had no vote. ; nis _e = Sates rt coe 62 50 ©6©\ Donald, Michael MePhee, John arena: Road; — — Lot ee " false. fag never employes CG the teuway ieee” °° ° ose a a ._p “af : . ac « Jno Jamieson, Henr ‘onnor VICTORY. . use. xe . _ —_ yenld not have been | Somerset... i 12" ll | Joseph McPhee, Priest Pond; Roderick . c ee ross; Jn¢ — rae . me - ay 7 eu series ommaneeey on . Cape Traverse 72 30 |Phee, Donald MeDonald, Edward Dunphy, | Tobias Lannigan, Sturgeon; D H Logan, PRINCE STREET a discharged therefrom. it Tevcm 75 14] Bartholomew Dunphy, Angus McPhee, Donald | Georgetown; John Db McLean, DeGros Marsh; , In anticipation of a greater triumph — to Joun Bowpen, Jk. ee MeDonald, Lauchlin MeDonald, Neil H Me-]Dan D McCormack, B Island; Bernard ——_ON—. i ea i Electors of Charlottetown, will you be -- 48 Donald, Jas Melsaac, Angus McPhee, John | Kearney, Sturgeon; John Keenan, New Perth; morrow, we chronicle,to-day,the re-election ar y vis " ld. Ronald MecDonaid, Lauchlin Me-|John Robertson, Lower Montague; James N of the Hon. G. W. Bentley, by a largely | advised by an organ which can stoop to] Majority for Bentley 126! ! Dosald, Ghenstaxddebes Dan McDonald Angus Steele, Gaspereaux; Angus Morrison, George- on wy i G Alsi Tnstant ; : : =e > Restle we such contemptible tactics / nent AIRE AE AEN T ald. J P. South Take: toa & isi town: P J D Eé ille: P M ng increased inajority. Mr. Bentley went to} such cc l : McDonald, J P, South Lake ; Joh e y, ; a, ; ‘ the country at a critical time. It was im- stip dip tinenmncitinn CAMIPAIGN Angus C Melntyre, John A Melutyre, James] Brothers, Elliotvale; AT 7.30, P. M. F ; ok t- Electors of Charilottetowa. --— McIntyre, Richard Garrett, J P, Angus | John Edmunds, Peter ; at ; possible for his Party or the press er : a MEETING AT POWNAL. A Campbell, Fairfield; Jas O Morrow, Souris; | Sam Hemphill,Georgetown; Allan Macdonald, eo e ing his Pazty, to give him any effective aid. Reacrons in Chariothstow st vote in Faia aaa ; ; James ‘Taylor, Thomas Taylor, William Jen- | Jessie’s Grove; John McKenna, Georgetown; The Candidates and others will address the roe On Sha athen hand, his opponents were], — — _— —_ ee ee A public meeting, called by the Liberal kins, James Banks, Annandale; James Me-| Thos F Hughes, Launching; David MeLuare, | meeting. . ae op os | if ib I 1} the polling division where their names are] Gonservative committee, was held in the] Bride, James McQuaid, Peter Stewart, Henry | Wm H MeLure, Murray Harbor; Wm Daley, W. E. DAW SON, +a : . a "tr > : > . + a . . 7 “ . > = ¥290° t. ‘ . ; : 7 7 Di Dah i.” Gotermined if: posible to win She smaler registered irrespective of where they reside. | hall at Pownal, on Saturday evening. The! K Morrow, Souris East; William J Stewart, | St Mary’s Road; Samuel Johnston, Peter's : I resident,

iumph in the hope that it would impress a : : 7. andience was ‘ery jare smbracing ad-| Theodore S Stewart, West River; Daniel] Road; Michael McCarron, Thomas Daley, Jas A. A. McLEAN, 7

triumph in the ho; I Examine the lists and ascertain where | #udience was very large, embracing a heod Se ae ee roche. Pouca Stckiuuanio, £9 Maker's Hele somali ' electors with the idea that 8 : : : herents of both political parties. William | Campbell, baltic; Simson Macconald, stephen} Metree, f awrick DACA Cal » HE Mart) 7 >] pron 9: 13 Fi ‘ an eed ry e . 9 7 } you are registered before going to the poul- os Esq., nae eae. Mellish | McEachern, Priest Pond; KR rade Macdonald, Donald Shaw, Angus Stewart, High Bank; — a, 1987.—Si they were going to wina greater triumph ing booth dalivanad a most eloquent and powerful ad- Souris; William H Aitken, Alexander Web-| John et oy. eae pe ie mt - v e of the s gest Grits i 7 : ; r r a ee Vewenl ; , ster, Willik Ce W illia Webster, |} Murray Harbor North; Michael Jackson, Jas = peg sagt ey a cand oh Electors registered in Ward Three West | dress bearing on the political issue, occupy- John ". canal Di ihe Diaaeun Dass, Msay River; Sohn Condos, Panmure LVerhoo ers :

’ ai y — on “i ‘ afi - z , ks . . ae ~~ vO 9 re ‘ re ’ c s- c wa oe : s . : - Prince County was brought out,—though will vote at Needham’s auction room, Mar- ing about two one ™ : its er rts Pe Smith, Bay Fortune; Capt. D Costello, Bear island ! Peter Condon, Oyster Creek : _ Mr. Bentley had previously been ay nt he ket House, and the electors registered in ried, tidtediiberetlt on thie Coa River Line Road; in or — a — -_ a rig agg leading Grits in the district that bis], om. pi ein, : tian ne a 7 os" ; ‘©! Douglass, William DP Aitken, George MJ]Cain, Daniel Kennedy, Ne — ae ’ TT": ead . * pays res ae’ Ward Three East Will vote in the Supreme | ¢¢ oy Liberal friends of that neighborhood Douglass, Douglass Dingwell, John McKen-|Gordon, William Sanderson, Joseph Fair- SPRIN Pies L887. s re-election woul Le uno p poset a ° . Court Roum upstairs, entering by the west - that the most respectful and attentive bear- zie, John A Dingwell, Wm D Aitken, Joseph child, Archibald a Macdonald, Nathaniel Me-

H. Davies’ law partner went up to supply the ern door of the Court House building. ing was given to Mr. Mellish from first to] A Dingwell, James Coffin, Chas Townshend, | Phee, Jas R Macdonald, W 5 Easton, James arguments, if not something stronger. Five All other polling ‘places remain as at the last. Pownal has reason to be proud of| Ephraim McCallum, William Underhay, Chas | Easton, James Bourke, GA Aitkin, R R Mac- i eix other oraturs took part against Mr Ah ORE POLE. Peyees Tee & | her talented son. Mr. A. L. Bridges also| A Dingwell, George Symonds, William Cano-| donald, Thomas 5 Henry, Chas R Aitkin, < or six other orators too pat “ot oeal Election in June last. delivered a short pointed address, and han, Alexander Dingweli, John Canohan, Jas| William McLeod, W W Jenkins, A r Hobbs, ‘ Bentley, who was left to fight the battle ——<t showed a still higher duty on the article of | Aitken, Bay Fortune; James Keefe, Rolloj Angus MeLean, rete Humphill, ee — i ‘ rere distri ; wernt at Hie” lay; George Dix avi itken, H Doug-| Burke, John Weatherbie, Georgetown; n- “a almost single handed. Men were distributed VOTE EARLY FOR McDON y 4‘ is necessary in the interests of our| Bay; George Dixon, David Aitken, g-| Burke, 3 z ; x 4 R McDONALD AND | perk Is hecessary Mm th ‘ ; oa > : ot aan ; Me atk. Boast “* listrict for the » of Tan a _ OE aS + antiefa, (las, Fortune; Alex MeKEachern, Ronald Mce-] jamin E Allen, John McCormack, Boughton throughout the district fox ri Pcie “ MUTTART. farmers. Phe meeting was most satisfac- | Hachern, Archie McKachern, Line Road; Neil | Island; Donald McIntyre, Cardigan; Daniel <2 stuting up the pure minds of the Grit es wey H McPhee, Little Harbor; Donald Maedon- | McKenna, James M Dalziel, Hon James Clow, electors to a sense «f the importance of the —The Grit-Rielite missionaries imported \EVO\ED ED GY TES aay’ a” i. Moe bay Pons on ited co foes Grek, Cites Show New Perth; Dh a doin. 2 i el . i ; ype, James Pope, Henr £ a1 reek; U s contest. In short, the Grits fought with] from Quebec to stir up the “race and Lit PERS TO THE EDITOR. Jenenh Pore, Died Pine. Jason Pane, McPhee, Georgetown; Malelen DD McKenzie, < the energy of desperation. But, in vain. revenge cry’ in New Brunswick are not af Chepstow; James Pacquet, Souris East; John | Mitchell os S. a ee son tover i . i . : ' eo a Cantwell, Souris West; John McQuaid, | Fred Fairchild, Patrick Kelley, Jilliam Van- 8 : : ng in a ting wit . - wxnecte : ; ' P il i : : 4 ee eee ee ee ee _ "ee ee = Pay of the Railway Men. Henry K Morrow, Souris East; Hugh Mce- | Iderstine, Neil McLeod, Daniel Rielly, John THE CLIPPER BARQUE good cause, strong in a good candidate, | Acadian friends are too loyal and intelli- F ektad : Aulay, Line Road; James Sutherland, Biack | McRae, John J Hynds, Daniel Vessey, John “ 9 strong in the good sense of the intelligent gent to be deluded with the incendiary lan- Six,—l see by the lavish circulation of Pond; Thomas Greneell, Line Road; John J Macdonald, John W a Manan GEORGE PE A KE ss lectors of the Bedeque district. The “4 : “ill : b ; Patri h .. | White, Sheep Pond; Alexander Macdonald, | Daniel Beaton, Whim Road; Angus Martin, ; - = i . : | eee of political fire-eaters, and will to-|c roulars and y the atriot that Sir Line Road; Pius Macdonald, Chepstow; Neil | Milltown; Andrew Bears, Montague; John.N 550 Tons Register os result was that, whereas Mr. Bentley morrow give the quietus to ‘tthe party of John’s Government is charged Nicholson, Dundas; David Bruce, Baltic; James | Macdonald, Whim Road Cross; Patrick Mor- er ane " k obtained in the general election only tive purity,” whose exigencies compel them to with keeping down the railway ei- | Kayes, Souris; John Medonald, Norris Pond; | risey, Sparrow's Road; Philip Bears, Brook- OR THE CLIPPER BARK “a more votes than Mr. Bell, and only twenty- J? ng i ployes wages. Now sir, I don’t wish to} Jolin Cantwell, Richard Doyle, James Leslie, | iyn; Murdock MeLeod, Victoria Cross; Robt | @g a 3 ns 3 7 ‘th 7 “ae e resort to such tactics. appear in the press ; but on this occasion I | Andrew Leslie, Souris West; Neil McPhee,| Edmunds, Montague Bridge; ae Curran, ee ee. eee eee ee ee. ne sgn ahaa think I would be false to my principles if I} Charles Mcinnis, Little Harbor; Donald H| Baldwin's Road; Donald J Cempbell, Brown’s VOTE EARLY FOR FERGUSON AND i 2 a

obtained on Saturday last one hundred and twenty-six more votes than Mr. Pound! !

We heartily congratulate the country,the Government, and the successful candidate on this decided victory. It is, we believe, the precursor of another greater, more important, more decided triumph of the

Party of Union and Progress throughout

Canada. a eee : : for what they were powerless to prevent, | Grady, Baltle; Benjamin J Morrow, S E Mor-| Jenkins, James Jenkins, Boughton Island; Jno *n out to be in about the same proportion t they powe } > y, ba ji , " NO) gers. 3 bar oO ) ae , I I they being in the minority at the time that}row, William A Baker, Bernard Creamer,| Robertson, Montague; James McKay, St For Freight or Passage, apply ia Londow te VOTE SQUARE FOR THE LIBERAL with the result of Saturday's polling. same act was passed. Now is it pos-|John A Morrow, James Dingwell, H W Mor- | Peter's Bay; Edward Delorey, John Weather- | Joun Pircarrn & ieee, "16 Great Wiuchesten SON ERV PVE @ANDIDA 'E = 2 eg sible, Mr Editor, that the Grits|row, Elisha J Baker, James H Baker, Peter | by, Georgetown. ae ‘ Ry ; veers: ae: rome oe . r n 7 . yr ‘ a . 2 nce . . > ne ‘ . “ cRS, 7 South vhn Street, cre CONS A AL 4 S. ELECTORS IN QUBEN’S COUNTY have lost all sense of shame} Rose, Stephen Rose, Benjamin J Baker, ' orh

The Fisheries Difficulty.

EVIDENCE is accumulating that the policy of the Government respecting our fisheries is working to good effect. The war buncombe talked in the United States Senate is met by

THE DAIL

| to pass. I am not afraid to

redict that by the 5th March a satisfactery basis or plan of treaty will be agreed upon between the two countries and the whole question settled.” Who will now say that it is necessary to vote for Mr. L. H. Davies and Mr. Welsh,

Tue Patriot of Saturday evening says :-—

CAMPBELL. pete centiiic~llatprigs

— The Grits were sure of victory in the Bentley-Pound election. Even on election day they were offering to take bets on a majority of fifty for Mr. Pound, their can- didate. Their estimate for a majority to- morrow in Prince County will, we believe,

VOTE FOR CAMPBELL AND FERGU- SON.

—. If the Grits go on stating that Mr. 8. F. Perry was arrested at Summerside for the purpose of preventing his nomination, we shall be compelled to state the facts of

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PROVINGIAL BLEGTION.

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Great Victory.

did not rebut that false statement. It is a fact well known by both parties who it was that took the road off the hands of the con- tractors and the employes also, and estab- lished the wages at the low rate that they did far below the standing wages of the Intercolonial and al! the roads of the Do- minion. How, in the name of com- mon sense does that Grit organ try to fasten the blame on the Conservative Government

to send their circulars to the employees of the Railroad, who know that there is not one word of truth in their statements, or do they think that, after robbing the em- ployes of their wages, they, are going to be fooled by them? I say. Sir, it is absurd for the Grits to make such statements, as they are deceptive in the extreme.

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Tue following list of the nominators of Messrs. Macdonald and Muttart, in ISing’s County, has been crowded out until to-day :

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Artemas Douglass, E B Alleyne, John 8 Alle-

yne, James Rattray, John J Macdonald, Alex

Macdonald, Norvis {Pond; Malcolm MelIn:is,

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iS Comoy, Angus Macdonald, James Brenan, Jom McDougall, George Whitty, Edward Pacquet, Jobn Keays, Elijah Leard, Andrew McCormack, Angus McPhee, William Maskell, Malcolm McKinnon, Francis Con- roy, Souris East; John D McCormack, . Chas McCormack, Souris River; Charles McInnis, L Harbor; Hugh McKachern, Black Bush; Joseph D Campbeil, John Keays, Campbell's Cove; John J Campbell, Fairfield; Patrick

James L Rose, Philip Rose, John J Rose,

‘harles Rose, Wm H Morrow, Allan N Mac- donald, Neil Macdonald, John P Macdonald, Douglas Campbell, A B Campbell, Colin J Campbeil, Galvin A McInnis, Jas J Mellick, Stephen Rose, J P, North Lake; Lauchlin Macdonald, John J Macdonald, James Camer- on, William Brown, South Lake; John Ryan, G R Road; John W MeNeill, Montague; John

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Perth; Terrence Power, James B Stewart, Walter Kelly, Fade Gordon, Alfred Gordon, Arthur Gordon, John Smith, Roseneath ; John D Robertson, Montague; Sam Macdonald, Lorne Valley; James A Dewar, WW m Nicholson, New Perth; David I McCormack, B Island; John M Johnston, Dundas; M D McCormack, Launching; Angus Mcelntyre, Cardigan; Daniel Yorston, Launching; Robert Dewar,

John French, Sturgeon; John A McLaine, L P Doyle, James G Melnnis, John Larkin,

Creek; Richard Collins, Montague _Bridge; William Collins, Montague; Alex McKinnon, Melrose; Peter McCormack, Hugh A McPhee, John McLellan, Narrow’s Creek; Michael Campbell, Seal River; F H McKinnon, Mel- rose: Daniel Stewart, 18 Mile Brook; John Westaway, Georgetown; Patrick Sanphy, Michael Sanphy, Roseneath; Robert Shaw, New Perth; Owen Donohue, Roseneath; Ed- mund Cain, John Robertson, New Perth; Neil D McCormack, Emanuel MeMillan, William

ABNIVAL

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and will carry Goods at through rates, to al

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Liverpool for Charieticio

DIRECT ABOUT THE Ist APRIL,

points of the Isiand, where ine K ulway connects, at very Lowest Ltuses. The “George Peake” is now at Liverpool. Both vessels have good accOmimodativa for ,ussen-

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Text BT T , ¥ the expression of a healthy—if somewhat the case Now, Mr. Editor, the facts of the case McAulay, Pisquid Road; Angus D Campbell, —AT— EXSU RAN CE COMPANY misinformed — public opinion. Har- ee ee = these: In — ee ae ee Neil : ee re : ~ anne C arth i W ~

eT a as : NA ids MRS AD r tt t i Lower Cardigan; Angus McCormack, Peter (Fi ORG Ti N RINK — pers Weekly of the 19th inst., closes an ar- The Parmer’s Appeal. ee wo nn MePherson, Allan Campbell, Cardigan Bridge; i bs J ; ; ; of the contractors, and the employes also, ; : : 7 Ps LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ticle en the question with these sensible opty and thev-el kent th jy tij | John N McCormack, Boughton Island; Neil N 4 + . : , brothers all, both great and small ae OF ae ee eee SOWR UND. Oillivray, Angus McGillivray. G Rive an words :— ew : 8 ’ Sir John McDonald came into power,|>°). Ta) MM eCamehell Heel Ga io oe I fain would have my say, when the employes sent a sitillon to Sir Road; John M Campbell, Hazel Green; :

*“ As we have already said, even if Canada should relax or repeal the act which excludes our vessels, and we should in turn modify our

‘responsive’ measures, the dispute would be With most attentive ear, 7 a oe he = back the petition. | neath; Martin Cochran,’ Baldwin's Road; by the OF fORONTO,

merely put in abeyance; it would not be And out of facts and figures e ordered to give the men what jthey|John McKenzie, Cardigan; P }H Koughan, : oar ee ce

settled. The situation would be unworthy This only seemeth clear : asked for ; but, Mr. Editor, the Grit sub- Elliotvaie; Michael Sanphey, Baldwin Road; ARTILLERY BHRIGA iB = RAND J. DESSRISAY - ° - Agent of two great and mtially friendl wers ine h ill d is|John Campbell, Cardigan North; [ , UAB S

- ; “ae —— y , I = y mere Thies with the prevent Government — was t a still, an a eed rm: 2 mn a ii igen J _ ™ ee oie nee shat ibnetciee

ike the United States anc rea ; . . ; ate influence agaius e men, and particularly | Morrison, Cardigan Bridge; Malcolm Me- a9 OBER ci, ge as ‘i ies a ur area a é

which do not reyuire a misanderstanding or a Who framed the great N. P., 8 : p y Aulay, Hazel Green; Edward Poole, jun, ADMISSION--Adults, 25 cents; Children, 15{ OFFICE:—BROWN’S BLOCK (over Mer-

war. A disposition to turn the situation to a

party advantage in this country would be con- And coy dry goods and tea. eted- ct. 86. a ee To ut | oreen Valley; John J Campbell, Cardigan W.S. BASTON, anon iaine % temptible, and happily the country has passed Protection for a industries ° ~ : P Bridge; Charles Keith, Montague ; William a Managera. beyoad the time when a fiery deflance of Eng And for our fisheries too ; the case in a _ nutshell, here is how Feb 21, 1887~-1i & wky~—-pat

Jand was ‘good politics.’ In the actual situ- ation, theretore, the reasonable and patriotic course is speedy negotiation and a settlement of commercial privueges by treaty. We need not fear that we are less able to reach a friend- ly unde:standing than to enforce a half-hostile ‘responsive’ or retaliation. It is the duty of the United States, when other great nations are arming and menacing the peace of the world for no iatelligble reason, to show that subsiantial international dilferences can be peacefully composed.”

Again, it is evident that forces are at

: : : ; ; ‘ : } col Mac ‘ : he ceen’s County, ract inust accompany each T r. work in Washington to defeat the Retali- Snort out from ‘neath the sea. railway employ Charlottetown to-day aaa ena Midter tate ee Feb. 16, 1887, Qceen’s Pus tioeaell Os ent bins se ~ “ial

atory Bill. A telegram to the Toronto

Globe says :

‘Senator Hale expressed the opinion to-day that the Belmont Bill is designed for the pur- pose of defeating any legislation having for its object retaliation upon Canada. Senator Hale regards it as impossible to pass any biil in the House and secure the concurrence of the Senate in the amendments during the few days which remain of the present Congress. He looks upon it as an attempt to smother reteliatory legislation, while ostensibly giving the President the power to go much further than the Senate bill would.”

Another despatch to the Toronto Globe conveys the following. information, Which will be in the highest degree pleasing to all who are desirous of obtaining reciprocity of trade between this Province and the United States :

‘Sir Lionel West, British Minister at Wash- ! ington, In an interview here to-day, said he |

Before ye make the final mark Upon election day. I've listed many speeches

Came franchise for the working man,

Whiust on our small possessions The taxes smaller grew.

Sure wondrous minds conceived the plan And laid the iron floor, Which carries commerce from the east ‘To far Columbia’s shore. So, progress leading in the van, Wiil prove the ‘‘wild-cat scheme” Of tunnelling our ice-bound Straits As something more than ‘‘dream.” Long life to Senator Howlan ! May his the pleasure be To listen to the iron horse

Then, let’s unite, maintain the right, For, false it if ye can,

He serveth Heaven and country best Who forwards brother man.

Uphold Sir John, the grand old chief With Tupper, who hath made

Secure the British mart for those Who ply the cattle trade.

Down with all cranks, and mountebanks, And be the battle won

By Campbell, and the people’s choice The farmer Ferguson.

No honeyed words on oily tengue The people to trepann,

His accents bear the fearless ring Which mark the honest man.

Firm rise they from the rank and file, The stout of heart and hand ;

For such as they were meant to be The leaders in our land. .

Their country’s rights to vindicate Against opposin: powers,

Till peace and pleaty flood with light, ** This Canada of ours.”

Charles Tupper, then Minister of Railways, for a rise of pay of two cents per hour,

against the Conservative portion of the employes, and full justice was not then

it stands: The McKenzie Government having opened the railway, had it in their power to start the employes on a fair foot- ing in regard towages. But did they do it! No; but they established the pay of all employes at a tigure very much lower than was paid the same class of men on the Intercolonial and other Canadian railways. During the five years that that Government held the reins of power, nothing whatever was done in the direction of raising fthe wages of employes in any department, but there is scarcely a man in or around the

who has not had more or less added to his pay under the present Government. This being the case, it is the duty of railway men, before casting their votes to-morrow, to seriously ask, which Party is more likely to stand by him in the future ?

One Wuo Kyows.

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SIR JOHN HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS—DON’T GO BACK ON HIM NOW,

They Will Find @ut. Sir,-—-1 see by a Daily Patriot of a few days ago, that some of the Conservative officials in Charlottetown are studying up the Civil Service Act to see what protection it affords them. Such threats only go to show what the Grits would do if they had the power. The majority of officials here, both in the Customs aud Railway ‘ Depari- | ments, are Grits, and have always support |

Charles Alley, Benjamin Shepherd, Cardigan; Norman McLeod, Pisquid Road; Pius Me- Aulay, Head of Cardigan; John Owen, Rose-

James Poole, Roseneath; John MePonald,

Sullivan, Victoria Cross; Angus McQuinn, John A Macdonaid, Angus Nicholson, Thomas Collins, James McAvoy, John Kennedy, R W Sprague, Duncan Macdonald, Alex Lemon, Emanuel Griffin, Donald MeKachern, Martin Lambert, Montague Bridge; George A Wright, Lower Montagne; Hugh Macdeuald, Brown's Creek; John McPherson, Charles McKinnon, Brooklyn; Neil McQuinn, Sparrow’s Road; George Keith, Montague; Michael Lannigan, Alfred Higgenbotham, Murray Harbor Road; John Reid, Murray Harbor North; James McLean, James McLeod, Alex D McLeod, Peter’s Road; James McIntosh, Lot 63; John

Philip McGee, St Mary’s Road; Hon Samuel Prowse, John McKinnon, Isaxe Stewart, Wm H Prowse, Ezra W Henry, Hector H Perry, Murray Harbor South; Isaac Stewart, Guern- sey Cove; Abram Daley, Hugh Daley, Wm H Davidson, Biack Point; Peter Roberts, Isaac Williams, John McKenzie, Murray Harbor; A B MeNeill, Little Sands; John McKay, High Bank; Isaac Geddings, Toronto; A P Prowse, Murray Harbor South; Maleoim MeShane, High Bank; James McKay; Guernsey Cove; James Henry, White Sands; Josiah Roberts, Murray Harbor South; Neil Bishop, Guernsey Cove; Charles F Brehaut, Murray Harbor: John Sanders, AJ Melnnis, Murray River; Joseph Brehaut, White Sands; lohn B Hyde, Murray Harbor; J 8 Carvell, Charlottetown; James Nichol, White Sands; Robert Sanders, John Lowe, Murray River; James Brehaut, White Sands; Wm Grant, Murray River; Richard Murley, Wesley Roberts, Murray Harbor; John Machon, omas Malverlin, Joseph Malverlin, David Bull,Sainvel Machon, Nei! Gideons,. Robert Buil, Robert Garde, James White, Toronto; Wm Bull, White

Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, 1887.

EDUCED FARE on Railroad. Music supplied

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cents. Doors open at 7.30.

K. STEWART,

The Dominion Elections’ Act, 1874 P

URSUANT to the !2Ist Section of the abova Act, I hereby publish that Donald Ferguson and William Campbei!, two canuidates at the election now pending for the Klectoral District of Queen’s County, have severally appointed George Peake, of Chariottetown, merchant, as their and each of their Financial Avent under the said Act, Dated i5th February, 1837. HENRY LONGWORTH, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of

mand Steam Navigation Company

of Prince Edward Isiand.

Puke Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of

the above Company will be held at the Com- pany’s Oflice. King Street.on SATURDAY, the 26th day of Febrnary, instant, at 3 o’clock, p. m., or the election of directors and the transaction of other business. By order of the President and Directors,

JOHN HUGHES.

Secre . Charloitetow n, P. E. Island, ecretary Feb. 10th, 1687—3i law

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CONPEDERAYION LIFE ASSOULATION

Chitown, Jan, 31, "87-—-mo wed & why J mo

GEALED TENDERS will be received at the

TUESDAY, isr MARCH

next,from persons willing to contract for the erec- tion of a brick buiiding for the use of the Fire Department, etc,

Phillips & Caappell, arcaitecis,

the lowest cr any Tend

Tenders for Steamship Lines.

‘TENDERS will be received st the Finance De

ev of May next, from pe services, viz.:~

to Havana. thence to Kingston. thence te san tiago de Caba, the-ce to Canada; and (2nd) a line ef mal steamers between Canada and Porto Rico and adjacent Islands, each line fortnightly. sufficient to carry 2,009 tons of cargo, and to be —

chant’s Bank of Halifax) Market Square.

TRADERS,

City Clerk's office up to noon on.

Plans and Specificationsto be seen at Messrs,

A certilied check equal to five per cent of con-

er, Sy order. “4. H. MacPHERBON.

\ ' Feb, 15, 1887, tu th sa. City Clerk,

Partrent, Ottawe, up to and including the Ist rsons or companies, for © performance of the feliuwing steamsbip

Ist. a line of mail steamers saj!iuz from Halifax

Trips to be made by Steamers to be of a size

ed the Grits on election day; but we know Sands, Alex Buil,John Wheeling, Murray IHar- it to be » faet that they never suffered any |") }ohn Philips, Little Sands; John J Johns- inconvenience fromdoing so. However. j Ou White Sands; Benj Moore, Toronto; Wim they may find after election day that Si: : = see res rsleod ae Brehaut, John will be again in power, and, of course, | /\t*, Pands; Alex Jackson, Norman White, ga Pp , and, of course, ;\V¥Ym Machon, Murray River; Dugald Muna, |

did not anticipate any trouble whatever about | Then down with cranks and monte- | the fisher, «question. ‘Negotiations are now banks bs

going forward in London between Minister | And be the bavile won : 3 Pheips and the British Government,” he add. | By Campbell and the people's choice er, ‘‘and I think the question will be finally | The farmer Ferguson. setiled before Congress adjourns. ne- |

able to steam twelve knots an heur, averagin not less than eleven knots an hour. The = tract in either cese to be for a period of five years. Tenders wiil be reecived for the above services either separately or tovether, Tenders to be inarked on the outside “fenders for Steam ship Service to West Indies.” The Governmert

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Theac . they will not be surprised if they find that!) {0 yt . tag Spells ; : | gotiations will be of a character to insure re-| SEND A SOLID CONTINGENT FROM | their threats will recoil upon ~ theta aes ae aie oster, Roseneath; Geo f ane do not bind themselves to accept any 7 | or cole: aebneen Canada and the PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TO SUP- | Youra, &e , tague: Pieuk kay Beene ee TO LET—That brick House on, Dandas Espla-| By command,

a.ted States an stop a tion in the way PORT § R JOHN M CDONALD, AND Open ; , ; » ira ae s] fil- | — ae, y in the possession of G. LL Haszard, J. M. COURTNEY ‘ a uae Vaal dues Palaonn v : : Vee, ‘son, Head of Cardigan; Wm Hayden, Duncan -; possession given ist October next. For - M. RTNEY . BU’ They AY: Summervittty Feb, 18; 1887, Meintyre, Ruvenvath; Revert shaw, New terms end purtivutars apyity to Ow ty Minister of Finance. 1SST—LUBTY Daw cl april ie x : : “f ‘ . sh aoc Ate et m