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SHEIIIFFS SALE.
By virtu; ol’ a Writ of Statute Execution to me directed, issued out of His Ma_|esty‘s Supreme Court oi _liidicature at the suit of john A. hong- worth ag .iist the lands,tenen:ients and heredita- ments, w ..t~h were of Donald M Stewart and Roderic; anewart, deceased. l have taken and seized as he property ot the said Donald M. Stewart aid Roderick Stewart, deceased, all the right, title. and interests oi the said Donald M. S:ewar_ and Roderick Stewart, deceased, in and to all that track piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being on Lot or Townsliip Number s`.xty. iii Quecii‘s County, Prince Eu- warj Island, boiiiided and described ps ioiiowf , that is to say;-l-routing ou the \iot.-dtslaiiu Road north side and running along the Cullocien Road to tne cuiioueii iarms; thence :eat for th; distaiitt of six chains; thence scutli to the Wood Isltiid Road; thence along said .toad to the place oi commencement, eciitainiiigf riity acres, a iittie more ci' less.
Also, a.. that track, piece. or parcel oi land
situate, lying, and ociiig on Lot or 'i owiisiiip Numb.-r .si.t.y-Two. in i_5iieeii`s county, :nort- said, r>ouiiJ.<:_. _.iid described as iollows, tiiat is to say:---Qoiii:ii_~iiciiig on tn: iiortii side or Belle Creek in t.i: so.i.n~wcs. angie of land now or Iorinerly iii .lie i.os.~»e-ssiuii oi _games Coolqtnence north to the .\l.ii.i rust itoud; tneiice iiortnwest- wardly a.oiig tn: ltoud Lili it izirets the eastern boundary oi land now or roi iiieily in the oc~ cupatioii of Angus Stewart; tiieiite south to ueiie Creek, aioicsiiio; tiiciicc iioiL.ic.i.->.ci'._y along tue Creek to the place oi coiniiiciiceiiieiit,vcoiitaiii- ing bycstiui.tt.oii hun~...'cn tin-ti tour and um.--liali' acres or 11 d,a _ ; more or less.
Also, -in tint ci t, piec :mu i-H-Cu "and, hereditauieiits ai.c t¢tBiS - S1l»\11»~C. lying. Him beiiig on tue said __ __ 'l`uw..siiip, .Niiiiiot-i' Sixty-two, iii .~:\ d lsiaiid, bouiitieti as iollows, that is to s.iy.- --t.-Jiiiinciisiiig at ai stiikc used on the shore at me iiortri si-_ie oi Bene Creek and iii the wt-stern imiiitiary oi',tiii.1y-uve acres Iornicr ly sold ny Doii_ii.i _»i..rtin to _,oii.i Atiuii :tm/art, t ieiicc i'.iiiii.iig on said west-_-rn boiixitlary iiortii L0 the divis;o1i unc oi Lot or Towiisiiip .\niiioer ` tl l said lu t iiientioiieu
Sixty to ; :ence a oiig ' ' s b iuiilary iw.-ste»‘iy seven clit-iiiis and ten links or to t.ie east-_>:'n 'nouiidaiy oi' _joiiii .\1cLeuti's farizi; thence along said last iiientioiied bouiiddi) southerly to .lic shore; _thence along tue si.oi~.- wiS.e.'i) to me place oi _Coiiiiiiciit‘e.i1ciit, coli- t.a.iiing siixty-nv: Acres oi Land, a Little more or
less.
Also. all that other tract, piece, or parcel of
land now iii the occupation oi said i\ooerick Stewart, siiiiatc at lieile Creek, on suid'i`owii- ship .\'u:iil>er .~`.;xt_.-two, and bounced as follows, that is to say:--on tiie north and west by land in possession of itoiiaid st-_-wart; on tue cast by land iii possession or Peter atewart; on the soutn and above tiic .slain xo;-id 'oy laiiu ioriiierly in possession oi' Charles stewart. but iiow in pos- sessicn oi Peter stewart, onthe south aiiu be- low the _\laiii Road by land_in possession ox said Peter stewart. and troniiiig on ut-llc Creek River, coiitaiiiiiig tliiiiy-tlii-te* acres, more or less, and all tl.< inarsii iii iroiit ui' said last mentioned piece or parcel of laiid excepting that part of it which was conveyed by Alexander Stewart to his son Peter stewart.
And, al..-so all that other tract or parcel of land
situate on Lot or 'fowusliip .\uiiioer sixty, bounded as follows, that it to say:-Cnmmeni ug on the west sine or the sclkirk _Road at the southeast angle of a farm of land in thc posses- -sion or Alexander Stewart; tnence west a ds- tance of seventy -six ciiains or to the eastern boundery of Murdock Mathesoiis land; tnente south six chains and sixty-six` links; thence east to the said Road. and from thence south to the place_o£.oommeiicernent, containing nity acres oi' land. a little more or less, the said three des- cribed tiacts ioiiiaiiiing in the wnoie _one hun- dred and fertyfi ht atres_ of land, more or less. exclusive oi' iiiargli land. in Queen s County,1nd I do hereby give Public t\ot.ce, tl.at1 will on 'l`Uizsi>.=n', the cth cay t f August. A. D. igoi at 'l`wel\~e o’clock. not n. at the Court House, iii Charlottetown, ’n thesaid County. set upand sell at Public Autiior., the said Property or as much theieot' as will satisfy the levy marked on the said Writ, being one Hundred and Fifty- three dollars ai d Fifty-seven cents, witii inter- ests on [$1.30] .rem 271 ‘\piil, A. D i 0 ,at six -per cent.. uesiucs siieniy.. iecs and ali intidental
expenses
W. B. ROBERTSON, Slieiiff.
8heritl"s 0Ec:, Qucezrs County
abtii ,.ii.u.iry. igoi }
Qinaizirr ti.\i;ui=;r, l'laintiti"s Atty. 5 dii w;,i.
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'l`l.'ESD.-XY, FEBRUARY 5, 190i.
ELECTION REVELATIONS.
]‘_,‘_}O\\-gpg thc very fsloscly ciiitestcil
elet-:Ioii in l-list Queens between Messrs Illcliiiiiion null Murtiii, has coriie the
trial of an election petition against Mr.
Mizliiiinon and the cross petition against
Ms. Martin, whith has resulted in the
'sent being declared vuciint. During the
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_ trial. as our rc;i<l.rs know from th: testi- l inony p.ib!ishe.l in Tin: Gr.\RD1_tN, very . s`iot-liiiig revelations were disclosed as to X uiil.i\\ f-,il and corrupt practices, and
cspcciiilly in regard to the amount. of
'liqucr with wliicli the constituency was llnodeil. lt is to be observed for the in-
forination of readers beyond the bounds
. SIN' sfyfl. of the Province that the constituency in
qucszion, in common with the entire Island excepting the City of Charlotte-
I town, is under the Janadn. Tempe ance
Act.. It istobe further observed that only
witnesses called by the Petitioner against Mr. McKinnon were heard at the trial
‘ and probably not one third of those who liadbeen summoned to give their testi- mony, were heard. The counter charges in tlie petition against Mr. Martin had not been reached and were not made the subject of investigation. There was. 0! course, the usual cross-examination of the
'witnesses who were brought into court to , testify against L-be member elwi, Mr. Mc- Kinnon. The trial was cut shut. by
yxgireementof the the emu-iselpn beth sides when it was infact little more than begun. It cannot therefore be claimed that we have in the testimony submitted
any adequate presentation of the corrupt practices which are known or believed to have prevailed on both sides during the r election.
And vet such were the revelations of
one single- week in the Election Court that the learned Judges were justly moved to condemn in unusual terms the manner in which the election was con-
ducted. We need here only quote u single sentence from each of the trial J udgos in
order to show the strength ot their con- demnation:
lug theevidence I feel bound to declare that never before has there been brought
to my notice such shameless corruption , and debauchery in: connection with an election contest."
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald said. among other things, “I do not think there has’ ever been in Prince Edward Island such a revelation in the way of deluging a
country with intoxicating liquors. I am ashamed as ti lifelong resident to tind that an electorate during acampulrzu could be
wholly debauched by liquor."
The moral sense of the _entire commun-
ity has been shocked by the partial rev- elations made, and we think it. most re- grettable that the trial 'was cut short merely because both of the parties to the proceedings iii the Court became ashamed or afraid to proceed further. We think iz would have been in the interests of justice
and political morality to have had the matter probed to the bottom and the worst of the case disclosed. If our elec- tion laws and Courts exist for the purpose of securing honest and pure elections. and
for the punishment of those whose elec- tion practices axe corrupt, it ought not to be left to the discretion ot the parties to escape all other penalties by merely relin- quishing their claims to the seat and di- viding tbe costs.
If such things as have been disclosed
may be done at wholesale in an election and nobody be punished; if the only pen- alty is to be that the parties are compelled 0 to contest the election over again, we may expect, that they will again employ the same agents, and the same coriupt and corrupting practices. It such practices are to be permitted to pass uupunished the candidate who honestly strives to conduct.
a pure and lawful election will have no chiuice against a lessscrupulcusopponeut. The honest and unbribed electior will [ind his vote nullified by that of the `corrup and drunken elector who sells his fran-
chise for whiskey or for money. In such
l case we shall simply proceed from bad to
worse until our entire electoral system, the foundation of cur Government and of
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Mr. Justice Hodgson said, “After hear- `
our llbertlcs, has become n sloiigh ot cor- ruption and rotteniiess.
Doubtless the deplorable revelations which have so shocked and disgusted the better class of the community are in large
part the result of the strong partisanship which afllicts so large a portion ot the electoiute. lt serves to accentuate what ive lznvc said of the evils of purty Govern-
ment and t-he necessity of cultivating an
independent sentiment in the community.
\Ve appear to have reached the stage where “ull are for the party and none are for the state." Zeal for
party, the desire to control or sh-.ire in the
spoils of power, distrust of the oppisiiig party and a desire to defeat them ut all liiizarlls and by :iiiy means fair or foul, seem to be the principal motives in our elcctioiis, and so long as these uiilitalthy conditions remain lt will be extremely
hard to have our elections properly con- ducted. None the less-in fact the more because of this unhealthful
political condition existing,-it has be-
come imperative' that that violations of
the election laws, especially when so Bag
rant and widespread as those revealed in East Queens, shall be checked by the im- pisitioii of the penalties which the law prescribes.
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