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_ T ' , t A l _ liter the report was rec i you. I . ' td,'afet,t,'te,tt f, g,'ghithl,'e when i W333 'talt/tight',,?;,":', lisp?" wr mug . own . t an dela met all th ouse I Gg yhiohhad occurred in the iseu t y y ' 'tmttaetoktt should be Mat u I I had I owing to 00mm 9:; the write , The tUtinttton which had been given to his: , diffemnt from those which "d'd all: entiroiy mm '.%medhsuly" and "forthiHth" in th s v I I on men- A . ft - "N in l, by the hon. member. In a large a (l',.lp,1rt1't,,tritde, t, than "within . i , "In or of caves, however. it would bo tend ! be "cult to make oat that ought it would ( iii ti 2 ttlt It', been; leaned within a short able delay had occurred ty greases. i Itil nee v ng o t e re arts. For in. ' wh . It tmatt K, . , t','r,utfat,gitiiiijj rgpcrt had bien 'fl"l"l82togl 'ttt all: bigwigs; "ll tt I . y, ' c eptember, and the ' on the . ssu I l 11'hdg,' been issued on the same day: in l s94k1thfdf,,ncytt,j'sis If?" than . I that! t reg the report had been received on I South Oxford the deli has hie tassell. In l - I is I of etch-r, and the writ had been I the report havin beeny . n even 1sss, i ) sued on the Ath g in IN out Petsrboro' the August and the Sf; "if?" on tly,! 6th __ot I 2 , ant had been issued on the 4th of October, suggestion that there we on the 'l'slu. The i " r ' rePmt Wins beenreoeivad on September the in the matter w 1,tllf, p?.i.iiioty1 mo. F ", " 27gb ' in Halton the report had been received dation; and the mart: 62: tit, without icun- i u . a; the writ issued on the same day: in question should have If/d til ft .liong in i' i thou worth the report had been received on gentlemen. As the m'tt: t a to the hon " , E p. e 6th otTOctober and the writ issued on the , referral as cousin deli if: o which ha kid i i f 'iits In ',',,ophttuta',,tg,1, the! writ tel been f writs had come 1ftfltuoh'r ti: 'd f"? ' t I I e same " " the malt t er . ' Egrpcit'gad been C,t,tt2, "sin Monok con 1'dtr,'ttt1,,tfi,sii1jiis' 'evottaibllity i ii ' ' wen recs " on i e 28th of . I I ' Nazi and the writ issued on the 1st of J uue; l "if: CROOKS denied that there hsd been l i 7 ; in elland the writ had been issued on the l b sements mane by the Government or 1 I same day that the report had been receind; I l Iny_mernber of it, to tmit his P959"! ' t ' in Cornwall the 'aport had been received on ', 'd,'gripfe m any way with regard Fo tsier [ y l the 19th of June, and the writ issued on the l s Mt3. /t would ottlv "a? ia New" to i i 23rd. In some of the others there h ad been i 10mg o 1yeeyt, of the hon. member foe " ' more or less delay, He did not think that of; flyhaited,1,e m" in va'Howe com!- 'l the: were required, Without paying any 1-,. to £2255; 'c/ft"):, Menace, from Algoma l t lt ' fl! to the 0 V :"fmco ot the electors, to "comm d 11?? fer, tl'/":y. "circles htd ' i til' ' "no the writ: ,1, :1 a; "My upon receiving , be nomi ' 'ltr/l cd' Lin mellow himself to , l , r , the report . It was well known that some I or tll',',',"?, Elma tlrere had like" in no 3313?" l i i l, seasons in the your were much more incon- l or an F My 'l'iv'lfcrcnco by the Government- . , " , Fenignt for the Purim!" of an election than i r , 5 member O', 'it.wih the orGasuy ar. , r rr f others. So far as the sonar" elections were I '2re,',?, to suit L2 ! convenience, , . f -osontsrettd, there was express authority given / T Mr, BLODER co, bcn"cd that that" Hui B, i to the Lieutenant-Gore/eo, to fix a day for bf") delays vchich crn1ld not be etminel br, . ttte elections, so that they might all be held to a'jzument that the cleft": fired upon in": ' i, I Tpon the some day: but be thought that more I'ann'en't for the. people. Vile t).)/a", T " would be an extremely inconvenient a'rauge- I hurled that the doing had been in the caning, ' I I went to make with regard to those elections Ist DUNK! for oliticai advantages to tho I , l wince took place n'tcr tho general election. " emmrut. go maintained tna" the re 'l AU", him; to the Manhunt oi the hon mom- _ I 1ctnisp; rfiioc . of Damian had dons hia das-e I t ot" 3:0 ind .been seventeen elections I 'ttd/dt, and according to law. and that any i P' rmnme nee the e it " " a sins? him he i i.; . , , , 2106100. and Would have do??? mug g dariaen fr "n "mm i r rr.r V my way P accordance with the strist _ Mr. MACDOUG' ' . 5' ( principle of tho law it it had been enacted "tltiiory to t'fi1Wdd't,?g1'2ttl,twc.' r". i l {grossly that these seventeen should all he . (tge, by the ptop'o, as s violation of tlfe l l i l ' Tr ' ' don. the same day. bat owing to the in- aw was not attributab' to I P li,, , A I conveniences of 1rth _ 9 any mpropHety ' _ at . an a. rangemeut it had of conduct on the part of any oihedr of tin l l not been laid down in the hue. The matter House, They had therefore to deal with th 1": 5' depended on many. ciroarnstarteo-ott the Government. m wanted to Guru" : i. 5 I ' $133313: t2y/'. "fibre, i11,,iyant1,"st,/i'?,,a, of light the Exrcntive had to interfere with l 1 . g er,, 0w. , upon 9 unness t o rivilc es ie, , of the courts, upo" tho time when the Clerk that bind. g uf 1:2: shilling: tlet,',',,",:,", , E l e,! the Hou" rey'yccrl. tise roporta, Ind upon or Clerk, as the csse mi ht be should?" er 3 ill o:b(.r such Otilrtliu rations. it was the duty the writ to issue 1','Gli'g'l, on the int"? i 3 , , of the Lieutenant-Governor to fix a day {or ' the judge's oertieea'a, The Hon race 'lf. o i ' f, V _'i' ' the general election at a season which would know if they wore under til: oulgh. hi l l 't be convenient tor the 1onatituena, and be " or of an "bill"? 'auf,',',,,,','; go; ' l hold that this rule should apply to some ex- could do what tbry pleased It the Z 2 'i i , n ' tent to fixirg there tur individual elections. were defective, it should be ainended b "a 3 ' ii, The hon. 'gen'uccrm would observe that the ltaiute, but the law should be observedy so l' '.'. elections in which delays had taken plum long an it was unrepealcd The dicionarl ' a {are ttt inwwhliaih 'e, immediat; issue of showed that the judges had held the tor: " k " i on vs rave ver "tr rthwith" " t ', i; inconvenient to the electors. pAaother rusty; ' 1y may ie."""',',':",',',,',),,",':,"":, "t',ge,igt,t 'ri' I , tor wiich had owned delay in some 3 Would go abroad that the interfacing: tle i , lnstanoeu had trusn the determining to what i had been a political interference for me T. i lil cdtio.r tho writ should be addresee ; and it 9 Pot of serving partisan: ot the Government I Bt' 1' had on] been alter great hesitation and after ( and had been a crime on the part of the Iii'. ', i I l11'l,lltldll','f, amount of investigation that i i minlstrauon, He hoped "hall thtt retur- ' l he had in some distances come to a oonclu- ', came down ilie Heme would be inclined t: - ' " Mon on this point.' ll ith regard to Dundas, ' aid in the amendment of this Act so as to ' t i i which had been ro.erred to, the cause of the prevmt the word "forthwith" hein inter- . i' delay had been tint representations had been prcied to suit, the view of any (;;)yegmms t - , made to him ot the strongest possible kind to mien mo cr three iiilGiii' _ .n a tl a iromlvarious Writ of the riding that the Re. Mr nm'upts red l l l i guts" at the former election hsd been . (ideal the ll (ii, h 'i'lveinll If M" on that , r chargeable with various acts which were ia. 'C1Ci'1,':c"i,'io'ldi'"ij't, 1e}. "d" /,iyti/e "we as I , consistent with the conduct of a fair return- it: 1"i2'i2'll'rUt, sit a," tt c,1Hytttcy,1 of ' _. , itqpeffieer, and the. question was whether , r _ leohin "i. th 'l Kuhn." to MWhOn" . t _ they were bound to mun the writ to him, or , l), dis r "El" y'd'lwritv1Jj,',e,l,, be found ihut F, whether there'should be an investigation la 13b; ":0; (it; 0 i.',',', (IN ein'ncnt w" left in t , the and he had been rte-appointed. He might i.l,T,d/iiii, ' t2'ord2'fo2,tttt The .Act f E, i say that the communications which had been *i t ' 42 R0ttcr' o1oetioms p'ovid.id , i. written to him on the subject were all mark. Eta-"HY that no seat should be 1 Iii, l " ed Private, so that he could make no use of tttt vrcant for more than forty ' - l , "Lh, them. It'hsd further been represented to anus, YI l would .. wear that tl f, I in. him that "PM" had (Laired that there when. It (31rd 'foruhwnli' was nr.ed the _ ' ' > should be l clav ' and what he had learned "it "irfi'j; ':'li'?.lf, "the not more 'tran forty g from watching the newspapers ooatiratad the Ce a a?" on?" tttTer', tho time tha of. f ' ' l' representation! which had been made tohim. tcan: yrlioiji.: reonvm fu report of the , A' i Q "a apprehended that no person would dia. L Jul-5:. and t 43 time whsn ins writ should be r' a 3 uts that the time st which tho election had , "if! 3:6 ts.ed the election completed The I I 'ii-l ' " l,lilii'tii' held was much more conv<uisut 'f,Itutt',r,',he,i, the lot provided that the , 4 , '; than "earlier data had been tixat. With i My"? "if)ii1 l ttho-aid be not more than ( ' , ' ' "and to the other cases referred to, he a"; ' tl awhile" then rhrteen darts from . it . r would say that, as the law had stood pre- s',')'u'il'(u, we tbl m thought " w/tal:) i Ill ..' l _ _ . dandy, no master when tho rutwt of the f t c. y gm" tt to look upon a limit l I ki, tg I ', Judge was made no new election could take o J/2 mont B " bang a " forthwith" tto. I f lg I ' phoenix"! alter the meeting of the House T CC? ng to the statute. ' ' " I " that qrhen the House not after the second '----, Mr. O'SULLIVAN said the people in , " tl , M election I number of seats had been Sum! Victoria had complained of the elec- v , tion Mimi held in the busy season, bat the if