The New York herald., 1878-10-10

who would do wen II they can hold the plough to fol-
lsw The 9aan. example q Mel, soSnsymsa saS have
CREST British nssioni and instead Of sn unhsailny
city lis take 20 the lis-sving work o. ?
Canada where they likely 70 live longsr and 20 Be
happier than the lot Of the great majority Of man
Kind. Here 10 account fresh from the borders OF
the North provnces:-"i would surprise yon 10
see the amount Of tra1ic carried on from Winnipeg,
1000 miles INTO tho interior trains after trains Of
CARTS passing and rcpassng down with furs robes and
and up into the interior with provisions and
general merchandiss Ior Tho mounted police. Hud-
son Bay posts and the Indians. Besides the or
plorsrs. pleasure seekers. tourists, Eovernmsnt
along light gigs, each his srrand oi pleasure
or business Whis working near where me trsli
CROSSES narus AZ oreok cour'ea ny,lv. on ,o.ra -
still camped In tho valley" Many people OBJECT
70 this part OF the Domin'sn on account
great distance IRON market, want Of Tim.
bsr and dsssitutou Il Of schoolsl churches ana
'lurn. That the mercury descepds lower at winni-
peg than IN the old country quite true but u IL tho
unysryng testimony Of al WIN whom n1~.r
they do not feel any more inconvensncs from "
than they did IN Ontario, 600 miles farther south,
ou; al nights during the coldest weather. certainly
would not advise aay one % do that In Arsyis.nrs
havc also been informed that native horses VIII ve
out al winter, ana be fat In spring
.affit 4rss Ja Last ADIEua on utfaVf
.nis prosias. H Losd.sp eonsina.S rs. Is Oss
telling q one astrc; q the great rsgos whose sons
cid conqusring British race, Tor they havs mustered
The abundant stores OF nature and are turnin. them
10 glorious use, and this brings me 10 my last words
10 you to-nighh and thsy mast be thssad verds Of
farewell ! wish in saying these 10 let you fec that
Know we'll how deep IL the debt OF grattude owe
30 ysu II should prove IN any manner able 70 dli
the high place allotted me- u any success al
tspds mem undertaking IT'S arduous RESPONSIBILITIES
respon connected with the position Of one
who is the repress ntatvo 81 Consttuttonal sevsr-
eighty, and such bound cherish loving ties
whcn unite the yeung with the sld impe rial land
N can In any measure satisfy the wsnss ol the pso
pie II Is because have had IN put
a. member OF the House OF Commons. You
elected me 10 the seat ! have had lhs honor 70
hold In that house Loud cheers.l shall always
rejoice that have been allowed 70 serve this iair
porton of Scotland which your fathers and mine
have served and with whose interests II was
Identified in other and moro rsubsd days. (Cneera)
name ilusrious, and lot us hope thatn ur tins We
may all, in several stations, Keep IFS renown un-
sued, and that the VOICE OF AFgy leshlrs will always
raised and her given Tor the true welfare OF
th people Of this Empire and honor Of their Sow
-srsign. (Load cnsers) Nt asTmGeI ,9icN64
Al the close Of his address Lord Lorne in,ima,sd
that he wished to bid eash OF the electors present
goodby personally, and for that purpose ne would
wait the door and shake hands with each OF them
a. she meeting broke up II t' &RaI. 1 -tlN