, 1873-05-30

egentfnl afternoon WHOM l,o introduced Ills rcso-
lutonR aBlsing. that D committoo 10 appointed TO
Inquire Into tho charges, md alleging that lo
lind conclusive proof to submit to sAol n body
OF tlicr tritll, lio was donbly solemn, and spoke
with precision md ulownoAB tlRt acquired nd
tlitionni washt from tho fow pregnant obhcrvn-
tone l,o uttered. AZ he sat down, n, nq 2 moycmont
amid the utmost o1citcmont at this almost 1lnex-
pcctcd denouomont, tho resolution waB lost BY |
: feir majority. One can eaey imagine tho
Dominion. silence VIVA construed into taclt
adn1ittanco Of guilt, and ovon tho loyal country
presH bad Lnrd work to n,istain thor flrmneaa,
phrases as " ailont contempt" and "unworthy
Of notice. Sir John evidently un1crstood the
cardinal poiuta of tho political llgurug.-
App1EIoN 3ty,s11S ,,s 1Sp D ,o
howl was. howovor, too general to pass nnllcetl-
I'd ; mud so, within fow hours aftor voting ono
motion down, similar one, introduced by tho
Ministry, was agreed to. put there was tho PRO-
should not moot for business until tho accond
wook la july, y,-thoroby giving tue Government
m opportunity to tido safely ovor, Tho proaont
session, and i short broathing tim9 after IN
which to prepare to faco tho music. But thoro
was point oYcr which tho Opposition worc vory
much concerned. Tho papers OIL which thcy
chiefly relied had not passed. tnto, the handa OF
tho Legislature, and it WAS feared that, long be-
1ofo tHe seepllu "Gca ~ "u5, tl.o "rEao m ".s 49,.
but ono WY to guurd against ouch miucarriago,
70 aaNo 'A9 I.esossnry M a11Ph a w ""san, tot
9.uss' aJ ~ snin ~" ~ ,,aosa rnoin
te ~ sno, w. aeo fnr t1,nt ,1,r
roso. Tllo Hon. Mr.. Huntingdon took charge OF
thH:motion, and was proceeding to urge it upon
tho Mopo F"a n tho e Eas Ssi a I'D o
S iiovcd Ware woro anmo nc no Of + tho coutcntu. whom
''''oA "'A' siroIl1An scENn
IN c,,nIcn;atic titin of The Premier inmpol to
s saat omI N nrctcd tnncs caIie tho rentlo
nun M at' to order. @ "Tho honorable gentleman Ind
no rirht to road evidence on subject whicl, had
onI 81 M no' nm sncaIer r,,od lie point we'll
tnTor' ~ ~ ,,oinr Hcnchman At Sir Johns. he
| ,~ns hound to Ia Int onouch had bcou read to
s1,nw whnt Inv he}ini was of the utmost public
n,n-aa num ~y yr1,o 1,,ntion nrovni1nd nnI an fo
fo11ossnn ;u Jav tbe liam Go1nmttce mot. and took
a1o rga nf liz valuablo nocknt Of lnttorp. There
ens!go oi to to = nau,;uin,, ~ liz
~ ttt - 80 - s,.sa.t III F1,;, I. tnlon ~, hv o1,
ouo!ss ;! ~ p.t t1aea ,r1naa cI,orn,tora w;1i1 In
| kk1natoI' hv +i,o crnoeurc. and Tint ia,
pS'" Wm,, ~! san,o hrintt' uhnrn noiyc.
,,,,,ar.,,an rtn;nf o ia y ,11,cttv h1r1 woriI1
via vonii inst piteh.pIastert that guardian, OF
H. eo6n'f ~ t,at tia ynn1ia,, 1eav in NH.
;a1;,,o ,p,,at liz Villa n15o Iava r;cbt to
ia, s,am III, ,,nt az. n1,G. Tnt wo in6s t,to
nnternr;se which fntlu It's conconia Won't in g1lc|,
yontnrou. If all CanRdn ie dishonest, nnd every
! iuteregt Ia nodded by tho influence Of American
| shin-pla3tcrs, tho press is suntouched. at least
wo think 80, and with much lo.tinaclty .asBcrt
tho fact every othor day, and onco week in all
tho religious lleeta.
I What has Giron tho groater point to this asi-
tation with roforenco to tho Pacific Railroad
bribery ia tho fact, Of which there seems to bo
but little doubt, tlat, aftor all, tho ae1,ono won't
float, and will be Il failure. Sir Hugh Allan has
now spent 6ovoral weeks in London, md tolo-
graphs bnck that, bonus or no bonus 900, 900, 700
guarantee, and 6000.0 GOO acreu Of public lands,
are alho useloss Tho British hand is in tho
brcechcB-pockot, but tho deuce ~, that
1t won't como out. While American
capitalists. for 4 confederation, are willing
to boar some $500, 900 to mako things pleasant
for Canadian Ministers aeeking reelection, they
cannot bo o1pcctod to subgcribo s100, ,0o0 600, or
ono-half that gum and It 10 ont Of our powcr to
do 40. II the mother-country, then, refuses to