Se ee * *

ener Se SR A TES IE NT AT PREPON ANT? ORES [ Prom the St. John, NB, Telegraph, Sept. 12.]\here. This statem-nt ia confirmed by the Mon-| No on@ else up to the present moment has —_— r ltreal Trade Beriew, which alse. cautions, the been substituted in higgtead, imthe onlyglecent

WHOLESALE SLANDER, Monireal matmtacturers ageing! @yticipatiig a and QbPRtian manger in which it aye to

rush et orders frag the Maratime Previneer= | pave been effected, The attempt to@ppeal bo

The following article anpearéd editoria! in the Chariottetown Patriot of Thurs

na laadin? We may add that our large Factories are doing

the @@wstituency of the couhtry at @ genera: a mech business ad they can conveniently attend

election, without that previets and hgnourable

Messer ul . ' ancia @hjoy a : ; ; : dat tes The Pistriot is edited by one « & te. Meaere. Hall, Valpey and Franc enjoy understandin 5, is, im my conMietion, af attempt by ane. —o — large trade with Newa Scotia and the ldand, as : ’ , . . , Laird th Newslld viekgand thatfrade i. | tathleds!y spi up she ymost li@ppy ani ~~ | well as wi ow Brunswiek, anc g ry is ’ I ; V. be ; ! mre: ' | to we con aad EFPRCTS GF CaNFEDERATION largely taciitaced by the r@moval of interug! | & ited peopie iv Americ ia ‘d W any ! € duties, They are confident of hulding their own lerrade them before the would, ave we'al| Kt seeras that eo ee wai iwainst al ecomere Se much ter them united, we sh vuld not be half, or anythiag like Si ha, New Brunswick, are not reapiug th ; ii ) ; cam ana A we : harvest a - ' ; # Anticipate f 5, Messra. Broad and their Bdge Tool Factory) '8'4 #8 ee Six * nape Volees ivide ¢ ae vac . oe 7 - come next Mesere. Broad assert that, as far as | ere sare to be nowhere, i ‘ on? : ‘ e a0 cris j . ‘ ’ . - Confederation. We are qoythe least surpris they are aware—and they keep theinselyes well} On the merits of Confederation L will say nat ' 1 t minete wilt : ‘ | } ! - i : Seal nr that they find they cannot compet . wit th informed on the subjeet—net B20 worth of Cana j but ittle. TInetead of regretting it, I fee! | roud Ger aind move extensive establishments of dian edge tools have come inte this Province in} of the humble share EP had tn its advucacy. | Canada; butas many of the manufacturers he last [we years Canadian agents lave been | know tor certain it will be a blessing for the that Province did « their power t b seeking to introduce their teola igte PLE. Taland.| whole eguntry: Catholies as well as Protest about Confederation, in order that they might | a distret which Messrs, Broad supply to a eon: | airy, In this T am far froin being intailible.

siderable extent; but the latter are at thia moment} . may be mistaken, but it is nog too much to

assert that 1 am quite as competent ty torm an opinion as these who, without the re yuiiite

nublie al lieati yest »to be vo trade with the Island continues to increase, not- | PU qualifications, now presume t e your

have aloarke@ot “three millions of people. we de nut pity them much when they realize | se s one of the frst fruits of the Ee tward fstard at ten per cent lower rates than uu ’ i uf 1 vil

that) their veal market i more cirecumseribed Messrs. road's}

ling an equal deseription of tools in’ Prinee pet scheme, the Canadians can place thea at

then ever—sthat instead of their t any — withstanding the supposed operations of Canadian | leaders. It is not in the power of the wh ve | aio, of the Canadian market, the Ca adians agente and the extreme duluess in ship-building | Dominion, and the British Kmopire along with have comein and almost driven them oat Of WPoe Broad having ae wah ae they can do at}it, to bestow the Cardinal's hat said to be im the the’ New Brunswick market. We would really ' I could not leave Nova Scotia |

to supply the heme demand, have not] rift of O:tawa.

presen | PeTHAMS | sought teenter the Canadian markets; but they! for any other position in the Catholic Chureh, |

| fo et | state that, last wear, exteumve lumebermen trom) ayey if I tried. and if T eould, in the incipient |

like to hear more about this subject; the Ste John Journal will coniescen

lighten as onthe grand resultsof Coufederation | the nort® of Mame, on the trenuer of Canada, | yytomn of life (as I now am), all the money of |

thie ferit degcloping the munatactures of hrs | brought large arders of Aves tram Chem, netwith- | on ry minion could not induce ine to abandon : Baa lie . Retin os ive as standing that Quebee was quile near them and . ' . : . partefthe Dominion. Meaawinle we rive £ 4 the Catholic people of this country, with my ° : , ’ . , naeportation charges trai (iere were campara- | our author for the decline af certain a transporta ne mary tre ’ ie i | nebnend wicnbintune and feelings im their ofanawnincture in St. Joho, the Colonial) Uvely U Mw Meyers rung @ aduiere fro t! I | uy ne ' = os ’ ’ i ‘ re o ev are w ! me shal v : . t t f 2tth Aucust. from Canada are se eucouraging that they aulicipate gard. ; As : yg at ey are en , we rat y ) wri ru 3 — wr - stor nt Se tl wuitor ot that erty, of 26t! i entering the Canadian warkets largely next year he with them, in religion aud in polities, aud io « ' a et + © : ) whiea we take the followin s extract:— Se muca for thew ; everything else, heart and Soul. l have no Ate. @an eranheaie’ erent pe i ‘ l nerson: ' suppbied : . ae The adeoentes of ( ufederation p er 6 Next we take up the New Branawick Cotton | P© sonal wo ao | 1; I have no other tist range fur - ee * ts inhaliiania Wot Wille of Meses’ Patek & Ox Fi btateinont | unbition, and live an 1 labor for nothing else : e nul , . ; : CE Se. pene ees Cres the } ptie te the injary of this establishment tm, that they | but to lift them up in every why T can. | The echewe bas bwew carried. throng) de aption j a : : nnd where ars the tie. w cry of our ecaanet manufacture for Canada, and that “a More competent, therefore, than other | a es minfetturers lave received of are | better article” of Canadian motke, “and at a) leaders, and a thousand times more disinterest ni an or taantte

ect: Hing yeaper price,” Is old in tina env, Phe slander! ed, and farther removed from all personal

We aeek! like to be informed by Mr Parks. og clearly met by the following statement trom the feelings and petty passions, [ now do what wee et "an he > aed pm - rat fs: RTS Parner ors ‘ twelve or thirteen Cath lie ishons te coma eta vat id fiaw sent to» the Upper Prov esa: bv Messrs *N. B Corraon Minus, ? ithe lensth an l breadth of the whole Dotninion PEM PV aipey. ant Prancis. how tn iny pate of boots Sept. With, bso7.° 4 have done before me, and that is, to express, ab shoes threw have receive orders for Trou Crat Daring the past few moothe we have put up) in the most emohatic manner, my approval of : ty aa ea 1 ; - ta . ’ = ‘ . os he — = shatting te drive S000 addtional spmidtes aud 70) the scheme of Confederation which L ve sard as dove t fry Hind for the —grogiaet tand wine, of which We have @ large portion already | the vreatest tenmporal blessing ever vouciisated

Wiilewanig newwers frou these parves, we I operation. to Nova Seotia. Tam perfect’ v certuin tiie at wll let the geop'e Kacw what is gol on Sivee the det of July we bave had frequent the next general election the whole cowatey

A better articie ba eotion al a cucaper rate, has) offers te bay, at oar figures, fre large Canadian Wit het whastino uy ty Ray wolat!.:: 16 ace or aii ben geceiged here trom Gunada.. No -rders dave! juaes, but aa We had not mere steck on hand una ' beet fedeifed By Me Broad from Canada for any | pha wast quired tor owr customers here, we said we evils will coms, whieh are naw MUNI ICE of his stock «= The city is ern tw rons at sates Mail eecses Gn dell rv Its ONpoONents,—if we are to be overwheimed sioes of every kind’ from Moutres!. win A ew days avo we did sell and forward to! With taxes, and have our trade destraved, which sell eur home manafuctere. Mer. Harris, instead P

a : Moutreal six bales of grey cottena and cotton | 8 Nothing more than an electionsering seare- oft ble te employ moore men i pav them 46 i t tton z : | ‘olhw 4 1 ‘ KAiow

hetfer wages is not able ty mis yen o@ bad Watp. porchased by one uf the largest houses in| Crow,—the inca now to Opposition weil before Confederation aid insiew! of costing stoves Montreal j that they caanot make a sinvle step in advance ete, be iwimporting them from inal grea meatey Purre has been seme grey cotton imported here | to save us. As a party, with ail the ability —*e eappose cheaper tian he com manclacta

trom Canada, but We were selling at the same) aod zood intentions in the worid, they will be

th | —There is wot a Mouller at es Saees ‘ = ertins “ . ‘ : ; oe eee aw . ' oy i i aby Lae eerne ime as guod aa article at least two eentaa yard utterly powerless to defend our rizhts, or to wysing in hie Pouwiry y 4 . : _, cheaper. Joun H. Panks htain € invle privileve AM united for there Wades and the cash imetesd of Ut rick : tain for us a single priviere, AH united, avatem A mamber of them tmve gone to the — We have thus refuted every syllable of the) they will count, fron present appearances, not Luited States aad the reuiis oe te sturta fabrications eoneoeted by a Slack matitag sheet tm yuite twenty arafost a hundred and sixty, ma aie . r Siw get for woilel th ' ' endoraced. re edi srealate . > } oa | cs perative Found ye a ae Oe vn the Cily, aad endorsed, repudiish vd and circulated | 17 use of one huwdre J and ei chtv-one Meme | ae a oe ae ' by the Chariottetowa Patriat, We lave not space |). ind every reasonable man must see thot . ; ul line . pes? 2 every reasons t ee dalf. the ouly person domg nuvi eae » line wgwe tothe iudmanh. coumedt. which such s

worthy of sete, being Artur McDonald. bm) wentleman whe is strongly tion.

The Mienec Works have saifere! muc Confederation, from the fact tiat a New Dominion Tweed. umanafactared in Moutreal or some “

. : itis the friends and not the opponets of that over- huly Hecessarly suggesis,—we ainply leave Che | i

walter in Che bhauds ot the Press of P. EE laland, . i. i, : a ome P from | &atistied that the profeasion there contains some | O>tain for Nowa Seotia all that she ts justly |

ees We on eeere whelintogs ily, by pussibihtr, |

gentlemen tow d- “ply inferested in the goed name | entitled ta. of the Colouy For these reasons, and namerons others not

to allow the Patrivt’s siauders, at

other large cities, lms takea ite place of | the expense of honorable, enterprising, busmess | alluded to, ae a Christian and as a man majoy pee Matitlacture ca Lis e:ty. : men, tu pags unredbuked, io the Gt elebh eed conmniaiiias dlahamn: 1 ot! Other materests have sudered, amouy which we ak nT Si nie tee woeld tame Me. Poster's Cack Factory IMPORTAN ’ PVT “ Mads d. ae THE WW LOL hy 1 yy | . . . an sl 0} J vr MOCUMENT. next sdiuesday, for 3 HOLS Nit The Putriot preteads to be a respectable tlrANT DOCUMENT Sere a ene | jouryal, aed its Elitor is an Elder in one ot! — ee -_ a CHING BUT TH i FIV ‘d a bh: eT ¢| the Churches... It has denounced in the bitte: LETTER OF HIS GRACE THR ARCH ING id id; andin honer of |

)Sttipes ower fhe whole A

|W. E

national greatneaa, may, become & power Becond te neue on the face the earth. :

Lt wonld be folly ro “anppose that Poo

guard our fiatieries

y

power Whose Bolioy is te extend the Stars and the Gulf of Mexico to Beheimg'’s Straits Brith Goveragtent wil] ut protaet us, as they have given tt an oppertiiity to jou Que thors powertul peighbers for self defence. The new Dominion will have to take charg iyhe 1b oor net, te guard protect us agaist foreigu aggression; aud if we go into the Union, weimay be alse assured of cooperation of the british Government, but} not fll then: and if the Conlederate Government | do not wake us pay tor suen protection, it is their | own fault, net ours. la view of those dangers, | would it het be better te accept Confederation | at once, on the best terns that can be oblalued, and thereby strengthen the New Dominion, by | co operating with them in forming a strong and | powerlul Government that could afford us the} much needed protection, and also insure us

Wwe

the cooperation ot the British Government agaiast fureigu aggression ] remain, Sir, yours, &e., A. NATIVE. Sept. 10, 1967. >.

To the Eptrok or THe EXAMINER,

Having observed in the Herald newspaper, ot the Ith inet, a low lyrag and malicious attack ot

” Personal,” l beg leave to ask

Collector Excise and Controller of

headed

on the

Custowe,

you to publish iu your next issue of the Beaminer Smith—members for Gloacester ahd Westmor- | ing extracts :-—

the accompanying staleueats frou Ge Beoker in

the offige and the Gauger at the Port af Char

ateuo distant periad, | regular hour

of seme

Island | get t ' ean remain loug in its taolated condition Who willl where, were Ito » Wao willprotect us ngaigst she would get | foreign Qugreaston ? jy the Meighborbood of a by her coming

the are ujade that people bere are enabled to du sv.

—--—

tisfaction in empieving ber; but

gree if affiiveare left as Mey new are, the boat will orneol Ht from Seuris this autumn |

wise the probability is, that grain freights; besides this, turday might and leaving af

cite, oP@reudeaiting till Sunday, passengers are

perican coutiment, from bkep! at Guetyetewn till Monday merning, when Pie even by the siage they can go inio Lown ia eve

day at a less expense. No doubt the Government will, in’ their dia- bursementof Public Mouey, considera partot the

reot us. whether £500 grant te tie steamer as alrmady expended

our fitheries, and for Sourta; bat if they wish Souris to betefit: by

it, they shouldse@ to it that such arratyesacuts

T ain, dear Sir, Yours truly, A RESIDENT. Souris, Septembar 13th, 1357.

~The Gxraminer.

Charlottetown, September 23, 1857.

~ eta

THE NEW BRUNSWICK ELECTIONS.

The elections in the above named Province,

for the Domimfon Parliameat, have resulted

in an overwhelming vietory for the Con

tederates. The latter claim at least twelve out

of the fifteen elected. — Messrs. Anglin and

vid—are the ouly really outspokenopponents

ef Coufederation we bave heard of; and

lettetewn, and as tomy pocketting fees for testing | they do nob say they will go to Ottawa with

Liquors imported, Taw satisfied to know that nether Goverment or Importers have been asked and [have neither

that

by me to pay tor Chat service

directly nor indirectly received one @eut ia

capacity [a eonelas my, [ ean bon ‘sliy ®uy that iny highest aim has been in Clie discharge of my Olli nal duties, to act with wategrity and fidelity ; aud TL think that aa Editor of a newspaper inust be sadly ata loss for matter wherewith to fill his sheet, wheo hey

ited by a low, drunken,junprin

the inteation ef opposing the Government,

bat rather disposed to give ita fair trial. Ou

the whole, the Qppositivn has been most

wolully beaten inthis pitt of thé Dointaion. W af

2 > ss ectiou

ien, as the result the previous General

in Now Branswick, a most decided verdict was given by the people in favor of Contederation, it was said hy the enemics of

that great measurethat the FPeuians were bribed

; f te a ld ae oe a. ae i . 1 cipled sot, makes such an assauit on the Collector | to lavads New Beuuswiek,-ia ovder to mike

as is contained in the article alluded te Wal. E. CLARK, Coil. aud Controller Sept. 2Ist, 1857.

Clarke, Eeqr., Collector of Custoins and Rxcise.

Dear Sir,— Observing an article in the Herald

Uewspaper, Under the bead of “ Personal,’

bey to say that the statements there expressed are Lolally unfounded and uoatrue, as faras fam Peesaiely acquatite i, owith the matter—and

turther state that you have always acted towards jive eb all ocedsions en Cle priuciples of a geitie- wan, with honer aud integrity, tor which L teel

gralelur, I have the honor to be, Dr Sir, Your ob’t servant, HYNDOMAN, Charlottetown, th Si pt., 1887

Dear Sir.—In re nyt

ithe peuple vote as they did.

declaration in favor of jerthau it was at the last election. Fitzroy Street, With Sept., 1867 |Cnion sentimeat is

be stran cers fer a lous time, for as we have |

Wall, there has

ven no Penian *¢scare’ this tune, and the Cinfederatfou is strons- la fact, the

gruvlay stronger every

| where.

Phe Hon. Mr. Tilley was elected for the City

» , OF St. Soha’ by the overwhshaing majority o

792. Let @ certain persom here, who prayed fur his defeat, take what comfort he can out of

that. The same individual sighed ardeutly

for Tupper’s defeat, and deelared that with the overthrow of both Tilley aad Tupper he would

be quite conteat. Coxteatmeat and he mast

iseen, Tilley and Tupper have been elected by

| overwhelining majorities,

your note of yesterday's |

|

hi thi BISHUP OF HALIFAX ime, and still more tor their own “henelit, [ ask |date, cailing my attention to an article in’ the | 2 v ec pproaching to witruth in : « . ; 7 i pple Pak. des Tt hes t k hi h “ cal” anaes my wholeCatholic peop.e to follow myexunple. | Herald vewspaper, of the 10ch jostant, wuder $ ca" oer ; us lumell Nig! own ay }tie bead of * personal; Lo bave to state that ie re ey ° 4 |TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC [NTARITANTS OF THE t THOMAS L? CONNOLY ' eh - . ground in Waging political warfare. 1). short, R t THOMAS L: NNOLY, lthe charge. wade in that publication against

the Patriot is « Piarisee after the strictest} ChPY AND COUNTY OF Halirax. fashion, aud its Editor is par excellence the My Dear People,— model, high toned, relizious, patrotic, news vaper man of the Anti Confederste world o! >. B. Taland. Yet, we fiud this mus: pious aod godiy gentleman quoting from an ini amous sheet, aud giving currency to diabviica false- hoods aimed at the credit of the manufacturers of St. John, merely for the sake of da naging ? r Pa: the cause of bis political opponents. If P. E.| |. Island has more Sieh holy a connected with fo contravene this thoroughly understood s ” ; ' a ; } : . . . principle ule hsurd in e " gens hey Press, the Cylony must suffer greatly in the principle, would be absurd in CORON WENRE, . : , t : . »pposed to the teachings of the Catholic reli- estimation of persous beyeud ber limits; she)! : will be held up before the world aa the breed. | 3°?" and was emphatically condemued by the e i ic orid é L rec : oat a neil : : ot i aL .¢) bizhest anthority in the Church, in the Syliabus ing place of individuals who under the eloak of se Tiled Sion hee eames bir Pies TH ‘ ; é : SuPer t v Fears ce by re‘izion indulge in the most abominable prac ' a ee son tices—muen whe employ the vilest weapous to disparge hovorable opponents—men who re- gard neither truth, justice, honor, nor reputa-| tiva—meu who are corrupt in mind, depraved in heart and vile in action. We strong . once ge Qi : languaze, but the circumstances will be found | Pe?! 1old their elections and have a voice ne ze, 2 circumstanuc Ge ie ( . $ ° . ‘i A . ° I e : ' ( eir v m3. ste f tu justify our energetic protest azainst the sys a the framing of th of Own laws I a al o tem of wholesale slander of which the (atriot| ®**ing dezraded his sacred character by head ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ $ t CT | ‘ ria + isachief apustle. A famous attempt | '"* ® Te" lution, rather has he ever been hailed A ‘ Be 4 : tam $ att pty. ial Cutholic -wriieds ok tha to injure the standing of a manufactu 7s estaut aid ose riters as the

ig and commercial community, even to singling

[In reply to the many objections urged about | the interterence of the clerzy in politics at the | approaching election, I Deg to say that the}

| Catholic Priest, like the clergy of all othe: ienominations, has never foresworn one iota of | his rights as a citizen in a free country, to do what atl others can do in reference to politics.

use

im

more i

° out

the names of individuais, was never before pe: petrated ; and we trust that the Press of P. E Island, without distinction of politics, will do the mannfacturers of St. Jobn the justice of publishing our refutation of the malicious false sc ebiadl nvaliiites Eendiath Mental phoned Fo i r 4 yg babry yin which they ave * rere apres, theit credit and stand. net ensaged in rable and political alfairs of = ‘the greatest moment. In the House of dor Is

‘The general eharge made by the Patriot i i, hy land, in the Senate of France, iu tie that “certain branches ef Manufacture in St | John” have “ declined,” owing to the Canadians hacing come in and A’most dricen them out of the New Brunswick market ;" and this charge | is attempted te be establisued by certain details |

liberties and her grandeur.

ant Posts, and Ministers of all denominations,

iota, On the throve at Rome, inths racks

with which the names uf individuals are sssveiat-| M49Y Bishops are at this mcqnes undergoing a, ” as Bg I ob Yl Rg ive imprisonment of life through love of fatheriand | !ike te enter it, they will be atin lwerty to dase,

| —Cleries have, in ny Optaton, more than vin- dicated their rights as citizens in ail things per- taining to politics. In the neighbouring Republic, two Catholic Bishops were sent, not long since, trom the North and South to re

Now for the facts: —

i. Mr. RS Foster, of the Tack Faetory, states that he is dwing a larger Business this sear thag in any previous year, Anticipating Confederation be ordered additional machinery in the spring, and itends to arill further the georber of bre machines next yea abelition of duties has already resulted favour atly fer Mr. Foster's establishment Mr

r

who sent them. B1.000 werth ef Tacks tor agent in Canada intorms tim that he can sel) SOO worth i Canada next year. Mr Poster's Factory turns eat twice ae uvany distinet

in the Local Legislature of Rhode Isiand. this may be in it may be right or It is not religion, but the individual

eXCeSS ; wrong.

It was- a Catholic Archbishop, Stephen is hardly worth the eounting Lancton, at the head of the Barons at Ranny-| meft of Ontario wil soon feel the saitiety of mede, who for a first time wrung from atyran- success, theugh in a lees degree. It is pretended nical monarch Magna Charta, as the senied by the Opposition Jomgpals that our cians guarantee for evermore of the rights of the fication of members elect is not what i should be;

saviour of his ecantry and the founder of hor! 4 ease Not a century | there is ne Opposition candidate; and though a since the dawn of civilization, in which Bishops) public journal may prefer one to the other, that

have wot held, if not the first, at least a front! supperter place in the polities of their native laud,—not | of this

C wrtes of Spain, in the highest state positi > 1s claiming as inidisterial meabers: Whose position

of opposition, and amons the people in Lreland | other way. and in) Polaund—where an Archbisaep and | any temptation te try to coax deubttul members

crease | present the two sections of that country at the | tat of Oatario will be nuder po hecusaity of aeak-

Phe highest courts in Kurope, and had their ing to make converts from the-ranks of the Oppae distinguished services acknowled sed by those sition, winelt will be nene toa powerful tae the Some tew weeks avo, the!) work they have to da, Paster is at thie mement filling an order for) newspapers announced that there were eighteer | too large a stock of cowmuen sense to be rendered Canada, and bt) Ministers of diderent Protestant denominations | supercilious by their good fortune. Ali | time they will be spared the hamniliation of being jobliged to steep te questionable meane te secure

}

Avchbishop of Hatifax, Brisworsvirsr, Dateh Villare, September L3th, L867.

P. S, It is not my wish that any Cath slic | should ruin his family, or make sacrifice, in voting fur either one side or other.

you is, as tar asl am coneeraed, or have the means of kuewing, Wilheout any tomodation., Lo

beeu invariably paid to we by you in full. Taw Sir, your ob't servant, WS LONGWORTSIL,

Gauger

any serious | the ' “8 | for the Port of Cu’town iTo W. E. Clarke, Esquire, Collector of Customs. “ le a ine

To tae Evtrow oF rub bX AMINER.

+o [ From the Tsronto Leader }

} RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS. — | Except the elections of 1347-8, the history of | Canada presents no parallel te the overpoweriug force of public epinion demonstrated bv the present elections, The Goterement of the Dormi- ron has made so clean a sweep that what remains | And the Govern. | rertment of the

Sir, —Tee primevsal'days ot our godd old City are surely either forgotten or al least not though of by us with suffi tient Wio woull bave thought that that veneratle old fuilding the

resp “ct.

artistic taste of our respected City Fathers, would tn our daye re-eehe trou its ancient walla the sounds of testivity and mirth and (hat the halls of justice in woich our tathers nupartialy meted out justice and merey,

that we claim for the suceessful party—the great | Weuld bs decorated wih aid the trappings of a

Union party—more than itis entit!-dtoe. Vain | ball reom, and the lovers of the dance revel there attempts are nade to point oul ane nalies [tis tu tull poa-ession; yel sug fas been Lae case— grid that where a favered candidate faila of | mirahile dictu.

success, hia opponent is set down as an Unionist Sous of the bachelors of Ciarlottetown, on

Phursday last, with the able assistance of two! ether geuliemen, deecrated the upper reom of the Old Court House, with great Caste and skill, and made the old room present quite a different and much maproved appearance ; and haviayg eoileeted the beauty and wit of tue Cily to grace their |

There is neither uystery vor ticousisteney in such There are im ny Cousliluencies In which

does net alter the tact that his opponent is a ot the Government In contests kind, the winuing candidate wust he sei down as ministerial. The triends of the Govern ment are eertainly under uo temptation to claim members whom they are not entiiled to r.ak as on their side. There is ne possible object in try- ing Qudnly to maguily an overgrown iajerity by

about lialf past eigut o'clock, men might, perhaps, lave pereeptthle aad tue offl cers of Her M yesty 3 ship * Favorite” added opportune! Cae young and the old, equal cares and troubies of life, and groanings of the old buildiay,

Deel

ol sete of

eV fo tae nuauber

ly torgettal of the

of the eecasional is atal deubtial The temptation is rather the Neither Goveroment will be under ol tie evening. Alibough coumpurtsens are wot fair te all, yet Leauoot but iow that the eeleetion of Ladies dows credit to the taste and the good Kverything reiresimentis were provided

Phe door is open and if such inembers But it will hardly be considered av aet of grace | appreciation ef beauty of the hosts or condeseension on ther part: but ratuer a sinple act of Conmuion aeuse and somewtiat tardy patriot. iso.) Phe Government of the Dominion is omeh more likely to be sunbarrassed by an overweighted majerity thaw by a paucity of supporters; and

was dine well, and

and reannuatethe dancers; and the sounds ot music aud dancing were prolonged to au early

hour.

of the Old Hall were disturbed to their rest, and the meanings and ereakings heard in the burlding Diese Governaents have In borrer al its desecration, an auswer were better | At the same | not bazarded ; but jet those groaaings, whatever on the next eiinilar occasion the old baal ling wm ty

the needful supportin Parliament. The relations | collapse, aud bury ibs vecupauts aud itself in its |

kinds of Tacks a2 are mule in any factory in! ©, : ie ; fof members of Parliament te unnistere and of |}own ruina

Cacada’ Se much for the Tack Factory ann oe a — "P.: _ is _.. bp inimsters to members wiil be of the most desirable Piinking that the Geutlemen Hoats deserve 2. The Tweed aud Cloth Factories may be Phe . eon + vest gives up some of his! gid. In this respeet, the uew Dominion will great commendation for their efforts and the hearty |

Cohen went in urder.. The Secretary of the natural rizhts, nat he does not renounce even | make a good start; and at is ene of the best | thanks of their gaueeta, and hoping DE have not

Miepee-Faciory Company, informs us that the one of his provileges as a citizen at Ordination. | possible guarantees for purity ef administration, | taken up too —T ut your valdavle apace,

dmand fer the Conny so¥'s th wsatactures, tustead| He may mix in polities, therefore, like all But if the Opposition be suall, there is ne rea. | L remain,

a falling a ide largelt Heese . liek thu others ; and why not ? Is a tradesman, ora | aon why it shouid not moderately he aelive and Yours, &e

federation The Factéry bas at present al and enjoy wrivi edgettenied to the most intelligent, aud, I add, the most honest, the most whole-souled, and the most disinterested por tion of every community, Lever knew ?

weeks after Confederation,” saya the Sccretary,| blushing honorget state thrust on them, «“ we deld 35 000 worth of our gouds in Halitax whieh weuald net have been sold there jad we been obliged te pay the old duty of ten per cent. | amodanting te B00 deliars.”’ Mesers Sith Wright & Co, whe manutactured Pweeds and Piawnels, are pew boperiug vi ma chinerz frown hug and witty a view of PxAlending

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a@udiliv . ‘ 5 . yw exainple, take Messrs. Power and Cochran

their operations, the demands for theic goods! | lecent men in private life) as their guides. heme fully equal fe their present facili: waders and representatives, aud fing wside thei for stpplyitg them.” Letters received from Archbishop and Priests, who for twenty-five thet? Catadian correspondents on Fritay, vears have been wih them in religion, in mferay then that) the «amples which) politics, in education, in fever, in small pox, in

they have jret aent to Canada are regarded there | cholera, at the risk of their lives; who. today as well worth the prices they have omarked them at. ae@ they coulidestiy antietpate orders trom that qitarter. Se much tor the Pweed and are ready to die for them, if necessary ? Fiaunel factories. | they will, I say they will be most appropriately &. With regard te Mr. it in| sorved, and the members and their constituents,

ive but for their honor, welfare wid salvation. wud who to-morrow, without any emoty boast,

Harris's ease,

utterly watruc tv state that he has Waported! iq the esteem of the intellizent commuaity, will

Keer Canetn. . Sevurel.. Agente of i, wache of each ather. But if they will not

Canadiana Stove Minnfactuners were im: art) C ‘ vey will no “it ‘ wait. ¢4% FL am cenvineed), uot I, but the whole

ear cy = seiiciling orders. 1 bey called |“ ‘ ; 7 !

ow Mer. tharris, woe examined the Price | Catholic people themselves will benefit and

larsely benetit by the result. As the oniy community in Nova

Lists and tewnd that be eould uiake the articles aud sell them at figures cousderabiy lower Chan tue oflere made bythe agents. Oue of tliese agents

Cathotic

the | farmer, or a shopkeeper, or a man in the other | uergete. demand itcan readily supply. © Withia three} lesrned protessions, to have the eares and | ‘here qualities, it will esxehew faction, and give in | -

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OWS Tnpertact measures whieh mniust necesearily ' } , Will ibe submitted te then, on their merits the Cath lies of the city and county of Halifax, | ever opposition there is at the start will be mere. |

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tiowever, arged Mi. Harris te conseut to bis send ing hum @ hall degen at a certain” tancy article of stove, aod Me. Harris finally agreed to bis pro position. The stoves have come, but Mr Harris

mslerus use that, einer seving them, he bas satie- |

tied Biaseclt that be Gan make the same article

Scotia of Lrish extraction, with the Archbishop at your head, vom are, and always must by something—and mark vou, only something, onlpoue in nineteen. you,or you without him, will be of little moment.

Any adroit man, Cathélic or Protestant, can |

The Archbishop without |

start up, by and by, as in the present instance, and cut up, and divide, and kill vou out poli tically. Here, as in New Brunswick, that greatest of blanders may be found out, and telt to the quick, before many days, aud theu the

and sell at a lowet price than they can be laid dowa for here. Mr. tlarris writes we: “* As tar ae T am capable of Gadging. 1 have un fear ot | succesatally competing with the Canadians in this -—Steve making, With retereace to men, L have been paying bigher wages this seueon thaw) hereteture, and have full as many bands erapiayed | at preaewt as betere Coulederation, with tie exeoptins ot —— “a are wel a strike tn ail | Uae: Legislatuce, or say one word in their de- th Fouadiies. r. Harris as * employment) tence, There are only two eommauities amonz orgy many cs neil be fd 0a banded sd eghtyoue inthe wile Dos of Yan Upper Provinccs. His snica in Nora| 21° that have any chance of sending two, and Sofia and Prince BAward (elaud are tne reasitig | only two members of vur race and faith to So wucb for Mr. Harris's case. | Ottawa; and in these two they are vieing with

4. The Show Factories were then next availed —Mesare, Mall. Fraucia and Villpey, by tiame | Mr. Valpey states that the Caunaditn dealers | theneseives adit that it is'useless to attcunpt te) sell Boots and Shoes in St. Johe or compete with our lneai Factores, Me. Halil tetie us that a Montrent dealer inforined him that. at the prices’ at whieh eur SE Joku Factories tara wut werk, | our Keote aud Siwes can be sold in Canoda at a! Brotit; aud Mesare Prange inform us that tuey bate already had urdere tor their goods (row Canada’ it ia a wholesale falsehood to assert that St Joba ie craue med with Mostreal Bootes aud Shoes.” Only ome dealee here hat made a pireitase in Canada, and that at foar months eredit, whereas our Pectaries go on the eush .: or “equal ts cast” The Montreal

Felung agents weut Lowe witbuut urders frow

they were never aruu to have even éac of their own caste and creed to do battle for them in

the only hope that is left for them.

hand and adopt another candidate, as he was choseu twelve years since by an unmistakable majoray; and whether [ approved or disap proved, { would wot ouly not obstruct, but I would go heart and haud (as I ever did) with my whole Catholic people. To attempt to thwart, or to oppose, or to divide them, I would look upon as mischievous meddling in politigs—injurious to my positiva, and a dark spot in my public life.

As it is, Johu Tobin still rema'ns the nominee of the Catholic peuple of Halifax.

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if Mr. John Tobin, after twelve _ years Of! materialy benefitted by the Union, but it would public service, were not the man of their choice, | be .seleas for me to attempt to enumerate allgthe they peed nut hold a public meeting hefor@-| benefits that we would derive from it, as it

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ONE OF THE TRIO.

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We only hope that while it displays |

when it hos tenght a geod fight and been worated, | on the varions questions as they arize, [Tt will be | vgreat advantage to have a large majority of beth Legtstatures disposed to ceneider the vari.

To THe Epitus vr tiie AAMINER, Dear Sir,—

L have long wondered that noone has publicly | the ufanner whieh the * Heather Belle” is made to pertorm her duty to wards the inhabitants of Souris and vierily, and feeling sure Chatsuch might easiy be reetitied,tuat [18 Is oanly just to the people of Soucis thai it should

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W nat. j lyaneppo lion te inen. [tis not lob expected that upon the measures of the two fire! sussions

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‘ ¢ 1 Wi ‘ (Saturday,) are tv the Ldth, but we regret jto say, they are very coutr vlictory. The |} } papers in thé intereat of the anti Confederate