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DENOUNCING IR. BLAIR.

or the better understanding of our aders as to the changed attitude of the ber-al press and party toward Hon. A.G.

r we reproduce a criticism and attack tained in the Ottawa couespondenoe the Halifax Chronicle. There is much

isabsurd as well as unjust in the cle reproduced. Mr. Blair has been in

past much honored and lauded by the e party editors and correspondents now denounce and caricature him,

though he is now not a whit less able,

te. honorable, high,-minded and pat-

otic than before he dilfered from his late

agues. If he could have honestly ported the Grand Trunk Pacific me he would .no doubt have retained

gcod opinion of the partisan writers I

ho Th

his

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now assail him.

arte, sn- Louis Divas and the late sir* Oliv

etlouts,sneersandmisrepresentations, as alaqfailed to help me. 'rhenr . __ V _ 4 , _ _ _A ulgeam byssectionorthe ministerial ana""°°§:=j‘.‘°I¢°.i‘l.f“h1;.‘i§°;°5iauIn“..i° ,t.h"¢.’;.;x§;.t_k_ - _ _ i S ~; _ V

preseillward Hr. Blair will notha1du,i'1'»i¢`*dve3ouuea‘m rpaiiayeiilrieregouenmav - ` ` A_ A ' a ° V * ' -‘

ch th in - h Fung. Dr. Pierce’s Common .» ~' ' ' _ »- . '

°°”'“ _“S °'" i”“f"°"° usaieusaviserissenrff missense a _ . e I

party. The more prudent 1ournal~ _ of 'amp' to Pay Gfgmmms _and __

ofthe party will eschew that fform of"mei'ling 31 one~cent stamps ~nssion. The railway scheme is be- fa th°b°° bmp" °°v°“' °' “mmm

_ iiottbeeloth-boundvolnme. Addreeelirp

the country, and its merits can be ‘

de knownand presented without re- p _ _

“aortto_personnlitke.Those whoaredliu' _ _'A 1-_-I' heoesr\r°ar°s°d to it ought fah-lr to

thdh- objections onpubllc grounds.

>;». _ I ,~-._ _ ._ _ v I .1 ~v O A There is ample scope for fair discussion ‘ V p '

n both sides without seeking to amuse _ _ -

solution if such were likely to be brought about. And if the elections are to be held olftlll the end ofthe legal term of the present Parliament they will not be due till November. 1905.

e Chronic1e’s correspondent states pinion that Mr. Blair’s withdrawal

strengthened the Government by im-i ing new confidence, and a member of Cc-mmons is quoted as saying, “I be- that almost every member of the"

net might resign now without weak. i g Laurier.” All of which may be ‘

tended to remind Sir Wllh'ld’s

aining colleagues of their insig- cance alongside of so great a

eader. Such foolish adulation must be

st distasteful to Sir Wilfrid, if he is

sensible manwe take him for.

however gifted and great is sullicient onduct the government of Canada

bout colleagues. Mr. Blair, Mr.

T

er Mowat were invited to take seats ‘ mmm, and other dealing ¢g1 ` .

- he osbinetmtne mst pace, beam ing 5 I

ywere able men with large influence _°n£',_'§,','2|f.¢,f°:,i

heir respective Provinces, and it is ;;r€;?oh§§. ' tn _ h RK (WO 'ul HBS

say, novvt at they areout, whe *mi “msg of 5°,-‘§':‘.“t‘:eY__ by death or resignation, that the *u2°‘}‘P|\¥:'i=W\‘- W3-W* g °4'*'°‘3°°

- . oji ; was ' octo there for ree ernment is as strong as before, mouths without success. Came home disenar.

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the public mind and obscure the questions at issue. Attacking Mr. wlllnotaiiitotbe merlts of a mea-

to which after nature deliberation he

is conscientiously opposed. Hai he been aewated solely by seldsli motives and regardless of his honest convictions he

would doubtless have retained the power, patronage and emoluments which he has

cast aside. I , _

PUTTING- OFF THE DAY.

The_ prospect of an early federal election is becoming more ' and more doubtful. ,John charms M. P. saaressme' a. Literal meeting at Simcoe on Tuesday last, while dlsavowing any special knowledge of the

' ithe ell cl ions so long before the close of ' éhnim B; "BA"‘nn’ B” 4" mmm N' 8’

*the regular parliamentary term. He held ` A

that the people did not deslre frequent elections. To a greater or l:ss extent their reeentment would be aroused if the House were dissolved at the end of three

further argued that if a premature appeal to tne people were made unfounded but

lated about Sir Wilfrid L'aurier’s health, and might obtain wide credit.

Mr. Charlton further claimed that time

sions about the Governments railway policy and to vindicate its soundness. He

hoped also that they would have yet other R006 measures to their credit, such as a mciprocity treaty with the United

States before going to the country. Time was also needed, he said, for the newly organized rldlngs in Ontario to adjust themselves to their new conditions. This

authorised or inspired. Mr. Charlton is in very close accord with the Ministers these days and would hardly have made' so mn an argument against an ml; I ais-

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Doctor Pierce’s

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