New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
LIBERALS FULL OF HOPE.
SIR RICHARD CARTwRIGHT's ADDRESS.
a.>-,,nrxr THAT THE SUCCESS OF HIS PARTY
CANNOT LONG BE DEFERRED-THE GOVERN
MENT TO CONTEST EVERY SEAT IT
HAS THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE
OF WINNING BACK.

MENT TO CONTEST EVERY SEAT 1T
HAS THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE
OF WINNING BACK.
To,onto March 9-Sir Richard Cartwright, the
rshrral leader, has issued an address to DIS COLI
s,;tuents in South Oxford, in which he says
Although the result tn contest is not in all iespec
- co,d have desired enough has been atle\ed 10 J''
nigh hopes for the and to amply warrant my p ~
,on that AZ the worst all thai the Liberal parry "' "
600, was ten pcrary check For the first time SING o
- n.ya gained tie two central Provinces OF this Doo'
~ NO have 0o,ned them on clear and distinct Issue III '
,seth Of an absolutely unlimited expenditure ol mo'' I
40 cvery other engine OF corruption whieh rc'N =.
r,,e,v unscruuloss Administration was aOc 10 pi''+
no, Our ouponents' array. the olher num- J. -"
,, ,n,nr Of shred, and patches, made up OF ragged
.n,. ,,oro half the dozen minor Provinces great ln
,or,tv OF whom even pretend To be 'c'ua'cu ~ 60,
,r,c,nle save that securing gocd sHce oi '''' ~
,rr,s.vcs and the sections col sttrences uel IoP
lively represent. Not even Sir Johh Macuo" 1"oa
80, worsh,nners can fail that ne mas ol"'NS ~ -
terribly I'm many ways and most OF all III ms ue'ie =
tbe United states and that he has lea MS lo'i .,rh
r de sac out of which there escape save 'hi'D.
such a series OF pit and probably uSeless hu' -,
evan his lust for place power at ali hazards anu "
sacrifices can scarcely tempt him TO uhdcleo' ,o,,
For ourselves, strong in our own cohNl' ti0" ~ 10
red nv the verde: two chief Provinces Vi "e
-, o,r co, rs. il clear We propose TO pursue "i'h'
ont wavering the line of policy marked out IN ,
debates anc resolutions already thrice fecoueu III 80 h'
ment on the question tree trade with the resi- Vi '
cor tinent. - .... , ,,,u M,
am making no idle boast when 1 pledge taD L N nv ,O
ceasa NV opuoston in or out OF season ti' VIZ
.ucc.edsd in freeing country from the shaoAles w
rho tolv and ignorance of portion of her citzes uNe I'M
,osao upon us For my own part strong reaeoh i
noav,nr that the end near, even very near anu
,,.t humanity speaking nothing prevent the success o
the Liberal party only dissensons IN us own
., vh,cb as matters now stand happy to be aee 10
assure YOU there appears be no danger SO aF "V S
rate as its Parliamentary representatives are eohceicu
Ottawa. March 9.--Sir John Macdonald Is sun
n little hoarse bat is rapidly recovering, ana
will probably call a Cabinet Council either lusS
6ov or Wednesday. He is satisfied with The re-
suit of the election and is determined TO ngh'
every constituency where there was small ma
iority against the Government candidate. IheTe
will be no reconstruction of the Government
Sir John will insist on the Hon. Mr.. Carvings con-
testing the result in London and remaining IN
the Cabinet All the frontier counties th'I ven
against the Government will be reoPened II tilc
election courts will admit Of 1t, ana the hgIiO
will be made over again. Sir JOhh eNpec'S 10
win a number of these back.
As to the negotiations with washington IN
regard TO trade and other matters IN dlSpNlc: the
Government has not vet come 10 a declsi0n. lha'
will be the first thing considered at the lorthcom-
ing Cabinet meetings c,.,.... ,.,,
Sir A. T. Caron, the Hon. j. A. Chapleau anu
the Hon Mr.. Hageart have returned to the ciIy
The other Ministers Will he back IN town pS ti'e
middle OF the week.