The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-01
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SESSION OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.


SESSION OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
orrprc net n, 1870
80, a.,
Az the opening Oh inc LEGISLATIVE Assembly, this
afternoon it was seen that the two parties had
cbanged tbe;r resnectiva sidas Tho nv ui,;.,ars oc
'h'"he' 'neii iespo''' s'ies' 'ne OK MINISTER'S oo
cupying the 'front.' seats Oh the opposition side OF the
house, the Ministers themselves being absent from
their seats
800
The speaker READ message from the Legislative
Council Informing the House that they had passed
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inc S"Pp'' oi'' "AU sis"'
uproar.)
Hon. Mr. Jo,v inquired IL his friends opposite
oou,a .,va ir,ormatiop as 10 their reasons for
oo"iu si'0 ~"' $500 =
occupying Ministerial ssss.
Hon Mr. Church stated that Hon. Jean Adolphe
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chap'eau naa Dson in.as.eu a,,
admins tration, and that he had authorized him to
state that he fulfilled the duty conhded to him. Inc
following gentlemen had been associated with him
In the government which had been duly sworn III: -
THE LIST OF MINISTER'S.
Hon. J. A. Chapleau. Premier and Commissioner
of Agriculture and Public Works.
Hon Joseph Robertson. Treasurer.
Hon. J. J. Ross. President of the Council.
hon. W. W. Lynch. solicitor General.
Hon. E. J. Flynn. Commissioner OF Crown Lands.
Hon. e. T. Paquet, Provincial Secretary
Ceres Of .What fusion.'')
The Hon. Mr. Church explained that, as the Minis
tiers by accepting office had vacated their seats he
would move. seconded by Mr.. Wurtele. that the
Speaker be to issue warrants for wrs for
new elections in the constituencies of Terrebonne.
Sherbrooke Laval. Bronze. Gaspe and Lewis. The
Speaker having put the motion, the Hon. Mr.. Mer-
cier rose to move an amendment.
The Hon Mr. Church rose to speak on his motion
and said he had the moor. Hon. Mr. Mercier also en-
deavored to force his amendment and some confu-
sion ensued. Mr.. Chureh continuing to address the
House until the Black Rod appeared ut the door to
summon the Commons into the presence OF the
Lieutenant Governor, when the Hon. Mr. Church
resumed his seat. Hon. Mr.. Mereier SAID that the
honorable gentleman opposite had spoken long
CROUCH and had gained Ills point. Inc members or
the Assembly then accompanied their Speaker into
the Legislative Council Chamber.
PARLIAMENT phoRoGuED
His Honor the Lieutenant Governor went down
IN state to Paraament house AZ haii- three +.
M to prorogue the session Oh tne Les,siSture. nav
Ing arrived III the Legislative Couhcii CHahper ana
taken ms seat upon the throne His honor was
pleased TO senu tor tue iheoe,s ot tuc e4isiutiVe
Assembly. who were summoned by the Gentleman
Usher OF the BLACK hod;
MS HONOR was attenaeu py captain Snepparo.; a.
~ T.. Lieutehant Coiohei DucIeInay, oeputy aaJ ~,
tant general ana LieuLehant Coroner otrange; hoyai
artliiery: commanuan. OF 'ne garrisoh' i~o o.
the ministers were also IN attendahce-Hoh. .. =.
Chspleau, Premier, and Hon. L. D. Lorenger. Attor-
ney General
Inc memoers OF inc Legisiative assembly having
atsenued Win tne,r speaker III ooeoiehce 10 Tue
summons Tue Cterk Oh tue crown III cnancery reaa