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% to the relat Manitoulin to | man proposed fo; at this particular p house officer, and that he 1 § ed sufficient to guarantee t of rcx',l('\t.'lbli'.'.}' and rk Sp I the man, and it was on that & | alone that he had recommended | pointment. The hon gentleman : !('d no patronage on a« count of any & | tered relations to the Government appointment of the Sheriff as retwu f &2 ing officer was according to usual pra« 8 ,:5" tice. The application for the appoin part e Y ment of a Provincial constable had not ir. C been entertained. _ Similar appoint--| ta | ; s 0 ments were repeatedly asked for by the ) susnicious . mst iess | member for Manitoulin, and were not| view . minut e 3 | _ He thought there was a good deal of| retary whi M G t cce | force in the conclusion which the com--| sige He quoted m the t C & | missioners had reached that the mem--| of the letter prepare r ) ( e ber for Manitoulin had become tired of to sign, stating that h« * k the want of fruition in the matter of| "no other consideratio vh M 3 patronage. He had expected that the Hanna declared to be a direct refere: ; f ' mere_protestation of his friendship for to $3,000 paid by the Provincia pav --R the Government would Ze enough * retary Of that money Fj Sull C j bring the patronage. Certainly as re--| van had got $3:00, $1.100 v j Mr. Conm#®s gards corrupt bargains for patronage| ed in the Traders' Bank. $o the t j j is the case had miserably failed. He be-- Ontario Bank and $300 in H [ & 4 ]i('\'('(' lh-'t Kh(' 1"~llnir_\' h(lll ]""k' ago Bark's bank at Gore Ba % 4 * reached the conclusion that both as to If the money had been furnish Db n hers Rp: h , f the protest and the patronage there! a Conservative one--tenith of t| effort ; ... % was not a tittle or a particle of ground ' y ts f j for the assertion that there had been a c men . n o t J corrupt bargain. | ters, w 4 s , s 1k f Not Simply Commissioners. supporter [ a q It was idle and wrong to say that the ;;',;1', sonls o Judges were only commissioners. He by ,'5,,,' scandale a. [ would like to know how they could dis-- He snoka hss1 l ' t 1 charge the Judges from their judicial a the Onnasi: n e positions simply because they were | fender in 'this : Card. seslons ¢ \ tain power not <A' hig. y e " & upon the demerits f t At 10 o'cl )ck M ; Conme« 1' 7 r th adjournment, and he will ; ns at 33 }""[1"\ k this morning ; Te | Sommmsommmete reertentice ncommormmng '» $ L j . 3