, 1873-09-22

tAH WitIGb6 IN ~ HlQ ItoE NhitkIuHhtH Ht4Os
Int, among the crowd Of Froncll,nen who have tnso
their appearance In tho witncas-boz, uons wero 40
hhroWd aud ncn-cotnmtta1 a.
r,1r OLD MAN LEBLANC,
Director Of tho Northern Colonization Railway, along
tho limo Of which Sir Hugh 'rss started TIM interesting
Parionlariy nn1ious 10 convey tho impression That Br
osprs0 csr1s q w.t. wcm IN @ c n, SSen
american nlllnnce will dislike. Witness taliel ncl,
about Tho energetic WY III whcl. Sir George co'dsH,-
Ct, my An.erieun coalition. II june, 1872, wlen tho
Trolch Minister ut hta occH hero, mud interviewed
tic road in Montreal IL a coniltrntlai whieier, sir
George bp9ko to wnesa very encrEosically about tho
9ansa ts ~ paHe ta si'f'oa Jug9 Dey tho ola
around tho Court auch rs tho sHgo-villau cas.s When
rna,It.1Na ABIDE,
Sheriff Leblanc responded. sir Gcurgo, lo said told
him:
"Lonssemps auasi que 10 viyral o. quo je scrai
cae air' 10 control sln pariAqus ct ju rcsyerai
place do m!nIatrc plutot qao d'y eonpenter."
movement tho Commission has been gmy Of since IL
ononed iss session. Everybody laughed, and, tho
deeeased ntncsnan must havc been to ralm Sff such
assumed Indignation upon bis inflrm coutrynni,,
Wien, at the very saio time, ho waB partllor III tho
guilty net which ho denounced.
LITTLE DAMP
tho ugy dwarfpngo Of tlo old Legislative Assembly OF
known to tho majorty of public mon Of Cullata
4lko to his story, aud gut very co,fape in doing IT,
adb u for all shortcomings te part Of his aon
giving each OF hia bpyB most culoEiac tribute Of
arental esteem: but the old uan professrd 10 know
no.h1nR about tho sc9n19 and WAR allowed to 20 homo
to look Rftcr blu spiritual flock.
And 40 haa tho Commission
DNA06ED ira BLOW LENGTH ALONG.
It has been unsatisfactory to the last degree its III
vestigatons haye been fnrce aul Its conclusions will
be utility: lts members hare rsoson thclaanlyca
him
and Its mastora hare shown no rclcnlng IN tllor
deayors to anied themselves ~ resort to tue most
s pets @ nnu Gosrap. Measnres' Iho hlhiseral pfess
10y suoM.s luFtn SONY o1 rtas9 over INC satle,
aSmsnas T. nincess1ntly oi all true-hesrcd Canucka
George y Sieaullen aga4uat tho sworn statements q
GonoIano issters and respectable citizena Of tho
the ministerial journalists aro busy striking Whilst tho
Ioh ti,n'. no' one their arms are nos 30 ainewy.
!Ss nra a an that not of H. s ths %var a
wa the country so torn With conicnng fseone
oGaorn WIS man set againat nn by such b!ttor
Issrn oaf Is IL tho words Of ho
p1t 1oy conleih IN tho morning."
iii dto malls aTo brsogat oycr Engs Journals lled
htaneo tno eonrao Of The Dominion Government has
@ Deea ;9 md tae heaviest censurcs heared
s!m.od nsau o. 1oo bnt now fatally
eAposea fEenlier.
utter sereea about 4; and, Of them, Punch,
AC!o ahkcAAoA " bAt AHleElEAu REupEs
% weli a. to Canadians am tempted 10 laaka
Tract Or two Whit do you think Of this2
mo5se than invasion, terrors vaGuo,
- or roman tocsin rolling,
shos attacked by the Yankee plague
90 or lobbying md log,rol!ng;
Inc doadly plague Of itching palma
And too adhesive fingers,
Which, spite Of churches. prayers and psalms,
=. u Yankee Senate lingsrst"
y. course Canaun Is advised, tn bold and soaring
nRnre TO stamp out the terrible Infection aud reHcuo
1ne poer dominion from becoming ko unto :hose
= e tho American sgisistors was ycnsl as
TO that Of tho sworn Ministers Of thls country But
TINT h,s ,,,ana 1hs MOST iie a. AMusIsa noaoEAx
moaoied ate. Hoods Yarn Of tho Earscy Boil" It
.e1aaoa now th9 writer found nlo1se On lieco OF
sssy ssG s ohny VIZ sa TIN TIN t,tn pM S
of hts political CAMPAIGN -tund,-
AUD tlte Fsensh s's 6ana;an mad lns bar' "'n'D' D
Ana q rreMler ught. And Iankoe bright,
,,,. And !. II. tho chief @ OF the l G; T. r"
Thcn It proceeds to toll, IN similar measure, how
vicmaia ran shors, and tho party drcw lot and nc-
eoren Ehot tao 1ankee TOT their meal" Then, ap-
l'ass that but two we're lest,-sr John and himself,
and tnoy began nTgning VINO Wna to ho sacrificed for
putting on the fro Royal Commission pot IL which
TO boil SIR ngh, whch, e!stiig look ahead the mar
Tso5 an1 eays az SIR ns @ npsSs tho pot o hS renior
III! story: .--...
Aatue from the proceedings OF tho Royal Commits
en e @ ~1ue ,sae as srassa nec nar x ~ p9 1 %
donald to tho Hon. ". Pope, tho atinistar Of Etaca
ton, ~ which, in the most unbiualling way tho Chrt
Minister proposes tic purchase of the lE7Bat an
Nealthiest constituency of the Don!non,-tIst Of
Weat Montreal-by the most unoll,shing bribery.
1T Is AuCn a LETTER
as might bauHo revolution In countries sstlatc nearer
the torrd zone whore mems blood runB. fastcr than
!. does hsre. Tue Hen John Young noT rerreae,lts
tho constituency, but 70 desiros Of securing IN oco
OF inspector III tho gilt OF tho Government. Sir John
rroposes to air. Pore that before tho appointment IL
lnauep liz eAA!l go TO aluntreolt An suggest 3 Ars
William Morkmni, iealinH bankery to ruin for tho
seat thus vacated. promising him that ho succeeds,
he shall hAre an carly seat i'll the seln.te This pro-
posa s contained III 1ettor written by Sir john hi,n
self lost In tho post-olnco. and received from Mr.
Young 70 az open envelope by tho Aontroal Ie1a'd.
tho loading Opposition paper Of tho Quobeo Province.
It WIS published III that journal, Gud ut
once was tclcHraNued over the whole D0!n!nlon.
Tho excitement c1cated In Noprescn alarmed con-
ditlon Of the public mind. may DO imagined. How
the lctter was abssraetel from title roa Onico Ia n
nyhtcry 6ut IN the Police Court nroceedinBa taken,
It WINS prodnccd aud clcary7 lIanhrd bcingFD the
of the Premier. or course tho hliihetul