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 Notropollton Toronto Mforonco library 
 laldMin Room 
 
 Tha lma«aa appaadng hara ara tha baat quality 
 poaalMa oonaMarlng tha oontfltlon and {aorbfiltv 
 of tha ari«inal copy and In kaaplnf with tha 
 fNmlnfl aontraat apaalflaatlona. 
 
 Original oflQiM In printad fMpar eovart ara fllmad 
 bafllnnMg with tha front eovar and anding on 
 tha laai iMga with a printad or llluatratad Improi* 
 alon, or tha back oovar whan approprlata. All 
 Athar original ooplaa ^n fllmad baglnning on tha 
 firat paga with a printad or llluatratad Impraa- 
 alon. and andIng on tha laat paga with a printad 
 o^ IlluatratafI Impraaalon. 
 
 Tho laat taoordad frama on oaeh miorof loha 
 ahall oontain tha symbol — ^ (moaning "CON- 
 TINUeO"). or tha symbol V (moaning "END"). 
 j|Mrhlchavar appliaa. 
 
 Mapa. platii/eharts, oto.. may bo ftlmad at 
 diffarant raduotlon ratloa. Thoaa too larga to ba 
 antlraly Includad In ona aNpoaurr«iiLlilm«<i 
 baglnning In tha uppar laft hand oornir, laft to 
 right and top to bottom, as many framas as 
 raqulratf. Tha following diagrams lllustrata tha 
 mathod: 
 
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 Notropolltan Toronto Mforonoo library 
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 Laa Imagaa Huhrantaa 9M «i« ropcodultaa avaa lo 
 plua grand soln. aom^o tomi do lo aondHlon ot 
 da la nattat« da I'anamplalro fNm«. ai tt 
 , oonformlt4 avaa laa aon d l^loiia du aofMrat dt 
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 paplar aat Imprimia aont fllmda an aommanoant 
 par la pramlor plat at an tarmln^nt aoH par lo 
 4%rnlkf paga qui aomporto mW ampralnta 
 d'Impraaalon ou d'Wuatratlon. aolt par lo ooaond 
 plat, salon lo aaa. Toua laa autnia onomplalrot 
 orlglnauk sont fllmda an aomm^mgam par la 
 pramlAra paga qui aomporto uii i omprolnto' 
 d'Improaalon ou d'lNuatrotlon oi on'tonnlnant par 
 la 4wni4m paga qui aomporli i mo tolla 
 amprolnto. 
 
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 dwnk^f Imaga da ohoqua mioi 
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 symbolo ▼ signlflo "PIN". 
 
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 film4a A daa tauii do rAduotlon dIffAronta. 
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 raprod^%n un ihsuI ollohA. II jiot fNmA Apartir 
 da l'a||ti supArldur gauoha. do gouoho A drolto. 
 at df hout an bas. an pra'nont lo nombro 
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 be^ sobmitted to Sir Jfopet Kempt (he mode of hie IdImM 
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 a liberal donetioo. * 
 
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 Om, who WM of A itiiiim^^ (ontue, tnl hre ytan of afa ^ imA i 
 toooiiilerabl« portion of i[i« flnl chapter of John umJ ollirr p«1a of l)w N«W 
 |Tw(«rMnt, with correcinMa aiid fluency.** 
 
 I1ie liMt boy, eiglit yeoM o( age, •• read (he flrat of John with tol<i|i|bli 
 
 Wi degne of progreaa made by ihoM wlio could apell ww^ «f tiVO « 
 «l||«6Maert, comparaiJ with thoao who dUooi know their alplMibat on admit- 
 Uijce w«i cornplrted in Uireo or four weelca, in proportion aa much grmlm tad 
 tinier m their prrvioiifi Bajtiirementa were aupeHor. He aaw the poarfbii^ of 
 
 Struvii^ lite wholo operation more powerAiUyt and at tfiia time he ii ^ihftttd^ 
 . itl^oof three weext, or leaa, would now be •nfflcient to mal|0 (he aino 
 ^mvement with the wlwle of a claaa liaving aimilar attaimnenta. P. 
 
 N. L. in iho beginning of 1880 aeaolved to advertise for puplla, mm! con* 
 Im^lloe anotfier data. 
 
 Thia commericeaa accond experiment which waa also crowned wHh (ho 
 teomplelcst micceiw. But it liad its drawbacks— the pupils dkl not enter alio 
 lether. Tho opcrationa thereforr did not go on simaltaneoualf. They wet^ 
 chlldrra of a richer class, and on the Icost chongo in their health, or any (bkw 
 tmfavorable in the Ivoather, were kept at liome, no man couW blame mpm 
 lomal idicitnde, but b all cases, and in all schoola, it ia a just gnoaiai 
 comploint^ 
 
 Many of tin pnpils would also occasionally come lotc. To couQteilte^ 
 lance these things wo hod our boys of the (brmrr claaa to asabt a Httlo in 
 TOchfeg; but they wero so young in experience aa to need almoat aa much 
 ttractwa as they gave help. ^ 
 
 After the flrsl experiment the statement waa printed and dreulateci 
 wnoog many of the moat rcaprctable citizens of Montreal— of theae many 
 oallod to ascertain (he facts for themselves. Among the rest came L. Jk 
 1Pa|)ineau, Speaker of the Assembly. He was fully satisfied, and after heariiw 
 vm popila read, and aigning hia name to a tcatimony in favor of the oxpffS 
 ttMot, lakl down» unaaked» a donatkm oi tweilljr ddlara, aoYin^, that tho fjiod 
 tfoM to ao many young children freely, cotlikl not have been aeoompUalwd 
 Without aacriflce of time and ezoenae, which ought to bo remunerated. Tfab 
 Kt ia in juatice mentioned to hia honor, whatever diflferent feeling* may loauh 
 torn Ma having aince pursued a different line of conduct oo other aubjecta. It 
 49 not the wiah of the writer to do him any injustice, or omit any menticiQ of 
 •nt^tlUnff in which he baa acted worthy of hia or^gnioi motivoa aa a (Hand of 
 jNiblie Ooiicationk 
 
 Z,^ Toi^me theaubject, the aecond experiment went 00. In abort 
 time another dsamination waa beM, aqd'a more delighted aoditory of fHeodi 
 •■ll relationa never aaaemUed at any school. 
 
 ^'^ ^ Th|ta>Us who bad been anl^ta of the fbrmer ezaminatkNi now vaad 
 "wHb g^HF fkiency. Tho apelling took a more copwoa nuofa in tbe lui» 
 gaai«k They had not abitted tbe oae of alato and poicilk hot bad learned dMt 
 of the pen : aoYoral of them preaented copiea of text band woidBi anoll faHli 
 OOoiei, reoeipta and lettera of their dwn writfaof , to the cooopany. A lean>r' 
 #%e, preaent, obaervod (hat he had *^^een many docomenta praaented m 
 coort of juftioe, whiqii were written and algned by men^ whoaa irritt 
 '•«•*)••* Theao popila were aix year* of age, find a 'month only id' 
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 d after hearinaf 
 of the expvr^ 
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 •ooompUMwd 
 Mated. Tfab 
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 raubjecta. It 
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 aa aflriandor 
 
 In a abort 
 cry offtiendi 
 
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 But thwe popb fcrttied ori^ ptft <^ *W fiMftloii, t«JMf>mf ppll ,, 
 ^ been admUtiJ tlnco the Hral of the flr.1 inonUi. ^^,.^^, ^ .fc^i' 
 
 The eKamhiatkni took pince on the tciiih week. Tlw youivgeal of thdM 
 iJiflbeffunioreodlnlhe Bixlhor»evenlhweek. ^ .« -^ lii' 
 
 Fbur who coold •pell wonl. of two or lliree Icttert, Iconied to i^ ^ 
 i'trw day^ and at the exiuninalion could rend any wIkw with (bency. . 
 
 Foatti«n ImmI acciuimi ili« art of ijiclling and reading In ftve. tix, o' «jg 
 WMka. Bevcral of llioni alM could, write, iwnioralo, lyake n^|uraa, and tia^ 
 
 bMran to learn tmaU auma. , m. . ««. 
 
 ^^U were recent begiuncra^ but liad made tome progreaa } aaUaftclory Bjr 
 
 ihitWe they l»d been tti ichool. w a,- 
 
 7 The agea of many of diem were under foiff, Hvo, ttx, «c. . u^ 
 
 Someof tliem lunl become teachcra and much improved theroaelfM 
 
 The Speaker laving engaged to preacnl o petition to parliament tor an 
 aid to the Inatitution, it had been aent down by hit hand* to tiuobec, 
 
 A memoilal wai drawn up and read to ^ho company, re«>mmendlngjj« 
 faMdtntion to the aid of pariiomen^ and itatin^ the (acU of the caae. Tbe 
 crtniwmy vied with each other who should iign llrat. or moat wjllmgty, ana 
 the oriSnal memorial was forwarded in time to ad lU proper bualncaa in tiM 
 
 A Mirilamcntary grant of £200 waa aoon after made. The only draw- 
 bMk on It waa, aome unfounded ospcraion of one of the mcmbera. we 
 Ihoaght CuvUller had been a better judge of nierchandiM than to deal in audi 
 olkkvory notiona ; but aa we found the pubUc did not miatako abu«5 for aryi- 
 ment we left hia tour crout unnoticed. But hia. ia not tho oqly coae.tn wWch 
 tha WgtHry of political partv apirit. haa been a cankerworm at the root ofgooQ 
 qwtttiea, and othcrwiae noble benevolence. . v* .$ t .iw. 
 
 We removed to a leaa central, but more commodious habitation. In tue, 
 iMer raapect it waa inconyenient to a number of our pupila who came bnom • 
 StMAce, Mt the school, whidi at tho aecond examination waa only 8« in aD, 
 
 aood exceeded 58. , . . .i.^« 
 
 We need not give the lnatan<!eB of success at oar second exammatwn, tnov 
 
 were a theme of delight and satisfaction that time wiU not toon bury in oWi- 
 
 ▼ion, nor tlie most capricious malice or envy be able to deny. . ^ 
 
 ^ We now come to a thiid experiment wluch embraced other dbjecta, and 
 
 applied to anoOier class of pupils. ^ . 
 
 ^^ die summer 1881. and winter before 1838, two oOier examinatwoa 
 took place. The pupils not only consisted of a minor class, exemplifyuMf 
 whit had been before demonstrated ; but the performancea of a co^wor^bte^ 
 number of pupila who were of an age from 9 to IS, and 15 yeara had becpmd 
 MAllibti of new experiments. .^lit ; *. >^ 
 
 Mtich progreaa had been mode in arranging a senea of apOttpiiato let- 
 ■M ifar readii^ and writing and arithmetic, vlhich would have inctWred «xpeo^ 
 o«ld^blo*tlio amount of all parliamentary grants, had not a pHyatO PfpC 
 •dd penbrial labour aavad that coat, by the sacrifice of- time andjBduit|«»if 
 
 iT^Ih a ffi«ai niimbet of case*, a moat superior hand wnting baa bee^ ob- 
 
 Qlieidoni in the higher rules, as well as the elementary bran^^a^of 
 
 ^ ha v e been perfo r med with a c e lerity, accnracy, and beauty, t hg t 
 
^^m!S!?.U jy^*?**"** ^ '^^^ cImm«, hM bMD to (kvtiMM MMetL 
 
 ^^^^ •taipliOr Oie proccMof in.iruciio»H~.„cl nn«lly. promulgiio li tHU 
 WbjD njMly adTwicing to j^rfrctkn. in writing. nriJh^Jtk^i,™^,^'*^^ 
 
 ffitkitttion. ^ ' "" ^^ "«'^»^» «, p. who expreMod their high 
 
 brtio^Cd^ J^CiS XJ**""^ ''r**^ **•" '^»'^' and cxp«»«Kl hi. .npm- 
 ?CrL!I I . ""'V™*' o'^ «t»»cr g«nll«m«n, omorur whom vra. Hiadev llnir.; 
 B«l. ow late worthy cndulato for .ho Wet Word ^ ^ ^^^' 
 
 SSTbiUk i^nZ! "1 » t«""n^t)ii. Thb i. impormnt. bccouw ihi 
 -^^itrt^"?"^'^'''^''''*"?'""^'^ *>^»«''^ f~n» P"P"- them. 
 
 ^i^.^ tei-Vr* 'r ^ ?''^ y«»"' ^"« of «%ht.f five of 
 ?llSrXhih;.iiSfmfl ?* «nd onoof our. wven of whSm did not 
 
 two lell«.--.pellinff and madC m.t^ ^^^ could .pell a few woiJ. qf 
 irwdaof threelEiiSSi^Kl^mT ^ ^^ ^^^ que«tion-one could .peU 
 
 ojJ^ VhL !I^ ^ "^'^ (°*"" '"O"^'" vacation from die cholera 
 One of the above waa a Canadien. unable to .peak a word of E^ W,, 
 
 PROGRESS ON EXAMINATION. 
 
 i^r^tjr^'."^' "*"' of them write. «,vend make the flgu.^ 
 
 ThiBJqmor pupil, coald read without anv a«ii.tanco from pointinir-. 
 •«JWil of tlie young«f$t pomted with d.eir own flnger.. TheyhS «bad^ 
 
 hlirZS^I^J^t:;?" word. ..ngly, orin cpnnecUpn. \wo of S^ M 
 iSi^'lw ^^^^"•r* iherefore qould not be expected to equS t£ 
 ^^. ,kS^ pwticular. reference i. given to the notorial .totemeoL ' - 
 
 t«nr SLJST^ '^"^ "S"^ °.^ "."■*^" ™«y ^ instructed bl«iiifa; a ^ 
 ^ wSJ S^ T^*' ?~P*^y *""°^ ""^ practically qualified teaS^T 
 
»y ba expcdi- 
 «ii th« f!|i|)en. 
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 ktM)wletlg«. — 
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 rrfMinitory U. 
 
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 4 (heir high 
 
 ed hia anpro- 
 ilaaley ^a^, 
 
 t (lifflcull uid 
 liooi uf aijuy 
 becouM lh« 
 nber^villago 
 
 pupils them- 
 ng^Marious 
 
 r, and purti- 
 
 ght,f five of 
 om did not , 
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 w worda of 
 could spell 
 I, had learnt . 
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 pointings— 
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 t them had 
 
 eMingiiia 
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 riamelttKr 
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 The time and t ipenee raqulraa Amds fcr tNa puUbr 
 
 The ant)lk:alion wid not bear oitly (N) oim lanffu«g«, it applira to ell. TlM 
 diflkulty which ariaca from acffuiring the knowMge of foreign character, ead 
 the mried pronuuticialitH) of liviiiff tiNiguea rxcefitixi. But thia diflkuUy will 
 be no greoinr than usual for a Fraiicluiuin to ac<(uiro Knglbh, or an KmylJahmjii 
 to eoauire FrriK h. » 
 
 Joeeph I^encaster luivinfr discMvored and breugtu his iovantione, bj th* 
 teat of exporimnni, to a cofuiiur>nibl() drj^tne of |)<?rf4H:(toii, ia willing to (luUbh 
 them Co the worid, cWfiiringf lo fumiiih all mankind wiUi tlio rRsiiUs of hsi expe- 
 rience, as (kr OS it cjui havo any t('iMi<*jK:y to bejiish igiHirance, or secure the 
 eduoalioQ of exery child who may heroelter be ^orn in every nat^ under 
 Jl)eaveii» » 
 
 FUNDS OF HTS INSTITUTION IN MONTREAL. ^ 
 
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 The laat grant of the Parlioniont of Lower Canodd was £106 currency, 
 do enable Joseph I^aiicastcr lo suppoit his Institution. Tl>e total graoU 
 ammjnt to Ave huixlrcd |>ouiids curiTiicy. Tlio duratioi\ of diAbstitutkm, 
 three years and one-half, allowing from the legislature a lUtlo monFihan 140 
 pounds per annum, a (rifle above tlie salary of l\\t master of tlw common 
 Lenceaterian achool in (his city. 
 
 Sir James Kempt's donation jC20. Ix)rd Aylmcr'a £80. Speaker Papi< 
 neaujfd. Joaeph fiuilingtinm, of Laproirie,X5. 1830. Total jC50. When 
 tbeae donations oco oddcd, (hey will iM)t make on income of jCSOO per anpum^ 
 wbereaa that sum is common solory for (he head clerks in mercan(ilo houaee, 
 and In many cases luis been exceeded by (lie salary of a Lancaaterian teacher, • 
 either at New Haven, New York or Albany. Though none of tliem pnitend- 
 iqg, to either Joseph Lancaster's inventive powers, or personal experience. 
 
 Yet the public may remember that the salaiies of clerks ana teachers are 
 altogether their own. That Uio expenses of mercantile houses and pubib ' v 
 •chods belongs to the parties or tli^ publy:, and that the total income of Um'> 
 derka and teachers are tree and unincumbetied. 
 
 But not fo with tho income of Joseph Lancaster. The l^lf of hie house 
 jroom has been, above three years, occupied for public purpoiie*. {The rent ** 
 .alooe would make a deduction which with school nring would be aeri^ huiw ' 
 dred dollan. The desks, moveable fittings up of the school-room^, P^PMr* 
 ttfttkmory, rewards, printing of school lessons for experiment » wq(|||d^ |Rl|imp4 
 y^um, go (kr to talobg away more than 1000 dollars. ^^ - ^i^ yl;.; 4%fff 
 
 ^j ^To this we have to add, that of above 250 pupils, admitted witoin the; 
 timi, one half have either been actually free, or at such a small charge i 
 not the name of compensation. \ r^^^ 
 
 The pubUcatMn in the House, that 40 free scholars were under tu^lkN), 
 dkl not enhance the private Ainda of the tdbocH, because the CommiMUpieni 
 dkl not en quire into the nature of ihe selection, or the motive wbkh inAMicd 
 
 enqu 
 
 ,J. L. to select them as the material for his experiments, whkh wotddbe inoni 
 junder hia controul, aqd might be dismiaaed if irregulv or ditorderiy. ^ 
 
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 irMipfojrvd in ffftiJtfr h(Mlni»M, midit lo Iwrjp proihjcMl in ihii Uinfl • UiifVT 
 
 P«t>A< than dm amtMint of oil tha PuiinmrnC^ry grtuite, but it wm IniponiMii, 
 warn ihn aitiMikHi of iImi (irrmiMw, lo umi chriii for any (Ah/er purpdMS thMi 
 fKoducinf hNMum for ffX|inrtntrii( ur rcwanki. 
 
 "l^ **»**™ ^•*»« M"! •ft«r tchool. arp uauaJiv al thfl (Sapoahian of ttia 
 WMMr. But Joa^ph l^uicaater'i liiw, uVrn in rnfular vacatkma, nweh maim 
 Vm aurplua daUy houra Iiota ikH l»rm liia own. Prinlera hticm wefl what li» 
 
 Siition of a ckwny half ih<*<^t la. nrni in larw tyjw, much moiv pidi'MF 
 . .Ttwy know that for a pivaon who had naver bdbni haen uaid t« 
 panofially work at crnrn^ <w pruM, to do both, oral to auiirrinlmd achool aix 
 hmua in the day, muai iir mi li|rtit woric F«w inrn will Im ■uniriacd to haar 
 iMt U and 10 houra ap|)lkation liaa bren rh?(|urtit, and (liai \m liaa oAcn 
 Had on tlw work till near initlnigliC. Twico die amount ol hia actual 
 iDoocne woukl not hav« iwiil him for lialf h « aiuiuol lalwur. To the PaHk* 
 
 ^HJh, S*!i ^ ■** ^*'** *"■** (f^****^ *"'" ^'•" ■•**. «> ihe pure motive wUh 
 Which tiarl Dalliouaie flr^t welcomed him to tliia l»n»viiM:c. 8ir Jamea Kempl 
 patrociiaod him. I>jn! Aylmer vbited him. Horatio Gatea, (but ailenoe 
 ffratitudp— -name not hia fnrtiifkji^n firaiae, for he will aay it it A iiw 1) or 
 ^•aker Paplneau, at flrat l)phavctl iKil)ly to him, (aorrowAil perverakm aftar^ 
 WWjO All. all, liave hia tlianka, yrt tlie actual gain of auch a Parliamantary 
 ijfl^doea not teem to be ao enormoualv large, conaklerinf how long tha dty 
 of Montreal had had tlie benefit of hit nytlem ; doea not teem of mucn 
 magnitude, compared with tlic licneUit ariaing from achoolt in hit iiama. Doea 
 not aeem worthy being made the tubjoct o( a threat out of Parliainaiit^ 
 Of a politicd tini^ within ita walla. ««-** 
 
 During the time I have lived In Montreal, I have not been Idle In iliewlnr 
 my gratitude to iit benevolent citizcna. When in tlie commenoemeilt oT 
 my career, I had a donation liat opencxl, why did 1 n6t follow it up t Hearta 
 and houaea were open to me I I could not odvocate the cauae of the nik» 
 
 TI?!l!2f* "*** "^ ^**^ *** "'^ *^" Inatitutk)n beaidca. I gave tha poor 
 the preftrenee. Again I waved my right. When the cholera came my artlhi 
 iqf , ^ring Deighboura had a prior claim, and I repent not acknowledging It. 
 
 Bat now my parliamentary ftmdt are no n»ore. I cannot auppdrt an 
 hMtitatkm without funda. I tuapend it, not to abandon a jot of iu objaeta, 
 bm to ralae Amda to puraue tliem more eflectually, while I hav9 HIb and 
 bMi^ I have kept up my inititution to tlie time, and beyond the tima W. 
 whkm the ^aat grant waa made. I couW not, under auch inaultkig cfaxnraatiH^ 
 alalMM, apply to pariiament for another, / had coiuUUred tod toM ktm tki 
 Imtd lai^i I have aiKither and a nobler parliament to app^ to. Are thM dm 
 thouoandi and tena of ihouaanda of Brifona growu up to adult years, and aoAie 
 in prdtperotia. If not high life, wlw know my Ufb^s labouia ? And who, if 
 IM'qn^kMi la aaked, wbo have been educated m Loncaater'a achoolif Wffl 
 — ~^with Yotcea to reacMnd over the mouotaioi md viUd^ of the amp^ 
 
 A'tMlk' trnoi drawa mWoid» vrtio ftolnta no gun in warfliure nuift'yet' 
 
 <fin( 
 
 Mmb 
 
 tlM NHla tyrant of hit i^i widtAo^" 
 
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fMi«MM«fat 
 
 maNiihfiMSfM, 
 I (irnA • Uir|ffT 
 
 lUfpoM* than 
 
 [MMUtlon of th» 
 •, much mam 
 wdl whac th» 
 I mom pioiar 
 I bmnutid t« 
 nd tchool tAx 
 miMd lohMtr 
 Imm oA«q 
 
 I •ClUttl 
 
 B mothre wUh 
 ^•fl}M Kciiip« 
 (iRit lilenoa 
 I A ii»l) or 
 verakm mti*^ 
 Pnrlltmcntary 
 long ihiokT 
 Dm of mucn 
 mm*. DoM 
 
 PWlillll0llt» 
 
 flelndiewlDr 
 wnotmem &t 
 upt Hetru 
 BorUwp^ 
 ive the poor 
 ne m/tdflaiw 
 Mgioglt. 
 I tuppbrt an 
 if its obJ#ets, 
 ticv^lUb and 
 the tioM ftlr^ 
 rcircurastil^ 
 vM kmtki 
 im th^ DM 
 n,andtoiM 
 And who, if 
 chooltf ¥^ 
 ' the tMBfMt 
 
 iure mttf'yti 
 
 raLod 
 
 yrli«itWrpf«(««itdb« § Mlbim, flf • Cromwal. Would Mute ^ bmb» 
 
 \ TW iwitu •f p>i« — t »y» f 
 
 Tb tMMMT luMvMta •'•r • mmMh ^"^ 
 
 ^V^^ he be aciififf likti tiimMlf to berter lOe vo(^ fiir briMl, if elrinfth wee 
 llA lo Mvm or U>bi« il, wuulil it not bn inarvrlliHrn f«)r Mich a men m oouU 
 Ute <m mulCfln to Mek wliei i\m influ^iitiel lirreili of bnU ry li»l flybiw wn or 
 eonleroineted t iurely •«!< l» a Uin^, if •»!< h o tjeiw Oirm be, uwirr the nekli 
 Mmeof BHiofi, ouflil lu be drKnulcHl (Vom hie rank ami condetiwMMl to teed on 
 
 FIT ell bia Ulb l<Mig ...» » . c 
 
 W« Uini fnitn thce« peinftil Oiwmie— thcv aomiwlVilly ah«w bImniahM 
 fttw wbrh wt^ wifli tlM^ iKiblrsl cliararlcr or pioti to be ^|flcmted. We 
 iliro lo Gonaitler iIh^ Ainda of ttie Imtiliitkim and^' 
 ^ ThtlffvriTt/TiOMa wbii II may Ijr lirnrflutl by thia diarowry, 
 
 1. Unlllt© tins orii^iiMa I^i caalcrion ay«tcm, it will apply to pnvete tui- 
 tion hj a iiiotlMir or iirivaio tutor, iw well aii to e lergo cliuM or entire achool. 
 \ iTwlll need apecial dimciiona ftir Jhb appllcaikio. 
 
 \ t. Il will onply to a •mull «;lat« uul«r n private tutor, with two or mort 
 BUpibtOnly re(iuuiii|r mom IcmMJiuiaiMl pradual tniiiiinff, praclicel inatructione. 
 
 9. It wiinio iiaeOil mall acadtiimii bikI aclioolii taught by a |)rkifiel and 
 tMlrtML II will bear pot only oUqgkMtiea but imlividuela, and in thoee caeeo 
 wWch preeent tlm mmi dimculiy, ||||rptid«r ilw frrwn«at •^yka. 
 
 4. It will a(»|>ly in viUage achooli whero moiiitoni oro ueed, or where th« 
 liiciier acta alone. ^ ' 
 
 •. To iablMth aclioola and their tcochrra, wiUi ell the pupila wlio ceoneC 
 teed. It can Iw nwdo a moat delightful amiiiKant by rapid inijirovcmenl in apell- 
 faof and reeding. ^ 
 
 0. To mieeiooary. achoola of every diriatien donominolioii over the worid^ 
 ft wfll be e powerAjl auxiliary, as ita principlee ere general --ite eppUcetion to 
 to meny languagea will need peculiar dinsctione, but its dTecis will b«^ 
 blewed to all. 
 
 7. lu applieetion to circulating or rotary achoola will be of uee. These 
 ■oboole move mxn point to point, in e'ny one district, till ell poinu era benefited 
 Iqr the drculetion of knowledge in schools, [which are thus moteable In 
 thinly popoleted plecee. The more mpidlv the pupils can be improved, tlia 
 mora raoUly wiu the ciroulsting medioms of knowled^ come rouixL Among 
 otbsra the OaeUc schools of Scotland may partake of its utilitv. 
 
 8. Schools for adults, and schools for the blind, deaf and tlmlli 
 fl jriU mora or less be capable of receiving improvement from thie inventkm. 
 
 0. Laocaaterian schools and all institutions of a kindred natnra may moH 
 laifely partake of the improvement. ' . *l! 
 
 ^^ Thepopila who ara usually placed in the first claie, wfll in a dntle^iy 
 bt able to sjpeU b the 4th, 5th, or 6th, the difflcalty of leanung the alphabai 
 llwifw^liray overcome. . 
 ^The pi^Nla who nevertoNially began reading m foar and six monthfi may 
 
 with the 6th class in one month to six 
 
 aadny 1 
 
 Of leait 
 
 
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 •J^Tj^l «f dl (iM. ln.t.Cuii<i.» «mJ .h Urn mhmnc4 oT kiJwMii 
 
 IM |in<r will !»• rnUlKa^l K, ii,,, ..,l»,:„l>rr. Ari<l aa ili. nlux <t.i>»i £ 
 one.. ...d dx. f,,, „,M,„K l"n> ti> «rry l..u> «««(. «Jn«„u» hUM,„^imZi 
 
 ^Thm miMnmiM o( hi. family. oikI Ok? edtKoiian M bMwk M tffii hU own 
 oWlfO u,n u. «,ur. hi, .c,,»yri«hi. on hrhoJf if ly. wife •J.I S "^ "^ 
 
 iMMMnd copipaara iiilMrnijf*! fw ami iIm AimJs MtfviiUxJ, iHa work wjll •» *k 
 
 l.k_r • ,'^"~""~ •"> •uni' l™i I.. riwWo hull lo f-ii.,J<» ilV^Wbour rf 
 oAm, ««l direct uid .upwlnlrnd lh« rxnrrini™., |« I J'.« b ,iiw i,/ 
 
 I- J. P^HiiMu, iliF Npf-ikcr <if Uki IIoii«< of AmmtiMv vIiKm) ln.n«..^ 
 
 tZirwiITlifT.' •! ■''"'r'" ""'">"« "- P«"^"i^ «; TK^ 
 
 S?^ i^^rpoTZl .1:?? ^' •»'",'"•.'"•" « 'W •«! . n«m«W d™w^ 
 
 upon uw apoc, wkJ aimd hf many ol (lie moat reaDcctablo diisMia. mmm.' 
 
 »<*doM^ w P„rii.n«n. hi.n«.|f. .i,l „|i,„ ,|„ Cooin,iii«, „p„„ed .^Zl 
 
 MDouDl waa carrSl tL a. ^i'^ ' u *;«"'«">«»«"«7 giunt of fhe aamo 
 XJf nn»iMSum!«. P?""**".T~ flamed. Th# CommiaakWiera appointed l>y 
 
 ung^gy my, and mr^t tho .peakcr nl the ci,n« o,,p«into<l b7him thS/S- 
 pniM •»! reportad their aatiafiictiori. T|» kindueaa of tL awafa^ rS^ 
 
 hia wi bftp aonduct dunng fifteen yenra, befoit> he wi^ ptrionally know™!; 
 
« of kiwwkHift 
 mum • iMiMiON 
 It art clvttiidi^ 
 
 •wl hia im|)rtir«» 
 I frtnlrni^is Ih 
 •itotKNi tiMMn, hb 
 (if m ■Mtw«Hp 
 »K, kw m iHilm 
 tliM fhscfivftrjf. 
 UiM CAraiiM h« 
 Mil ItMtnirtkjn, 
 H^m at a rh««^ 
 
 > ffffw hta «>wti 
 
 (lirr, aixl atift 
 
 miljr, 
 
 Ims ahould pro- 
 
 i«. ill wiaH-. 
 
 M) irwtant two' 
 
 ork wUl fo tb 
 
 Uki labour ttf 
 
 in view, lit 
 
 inu«h fcrhk 
 
 by an inioriM4 
 I l»l*ce, which 
 
 \ir^, inaprrtud 
 
 •moHal drawn 
 ii6tMf rvoocn^ 
 I tho SpeaW 
 Jrted a fnint 
 iraa carried by 
 Do4, minutely 
 t of the aame 
 ig much leaa, 
 appointtod t^ 
 tiili) atteixM 
 m t they ei- 
 ■peaker con. 
 inad marlMd 
 knowD to ita 
 
 
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 ^_^ ,^ IT I. L. w«Mli |«v« «ip I© , 
 
 wWby ha tmmfbt lirwaitl p<iqi*»a to fH***^'^*-, r^^ ^-w 
 ihai'lKtfy w«Mik( fmni bkn a Nwn|l «wn. To tWa, J. I«. ftfiknl, il«at ha BW 
 • •••■• «^ •■»'*•♦••»«"•<* i«« *fcp ^. •»»• «Hf»r.nirtel« U^aMWW lo ptrtiafW l~U«ai 
 kil ^mm^rj wtMiUI Imi MiAaa^i/af »-• any jw-rtini*, *»ruli««it kM««ia ^'^^t^ 
 hUtaAci. aiid iM ho wmikl mUirfwaii awl bH«f Ihaiii flit «^^*^ • 
 hi pariaeikiti. (Iwn c tMiiii lunkata a thifto |ioH»ii grouirfad on ona aipatV 
 
 iJufJnc «»» fc»< »wo ytara, Uw ovrrwh lit.ii.ir inflti* o( •»"*r^iJ^*^ 
 of wtann wcia In clit «ma«am;« of ffttat Ukiimia, mct'aaartly f^f*^!: ^J* 
 •ttaotbn of the puUfe, wtiwi Iw ftilt him««lf callwl upon lo aki and aafra Ihffn. 
 whkh occaaknirtl a «VUy it» prrftn tU>ff tiia tnniMivnunila. ^..,.,j ^,^ 
 
 lln mada mi b|H»I*ioImmi Uj ill** |»rf«rni •rMam «l paHlamenI, niPiaai «C 
 tha name b wlikJi lUtrmi* \m\ bttt\ uard, itnpiyiti|r «liat Iw aluKild haf jf 
 grmi if \m e»efvk«d hia rifht of mtiiif on tlia jMiiM ij.lra of Briibli "••""J* 
 Ila (iraA^rml milirr a|>fil) iiif to hia fhrmU all ovrr Uhi workl, ilwn lo aak fer 
 •upu«jrt wlwrti aal liad alrtMMly lircni i:<naialcn?d aa a Iw'fe «»C alavrry, *•• 
 aMUy perverted lo an iulfueoca e«|ual 10 lo • brt»w fi>r cUjctiunawinf 
 
 ^'TTtMUp^nWhlmaiHlf had hean tho emMm, 1. 1* ^W«W AlAlilJt 
 Iwve votrtJ for lutti outlw Rruuiid wl !»» uilrrt^l liu tuMl olwoya taken In p«ib« 
 Uo education | wnd lie warota, lie alKHtkl ever have to lament, thai what ha 
 eatemnod to nobJo, what ha pral«ad ao Jtiaily, what li« apprt»v»l •« much 
 aa public araU>r aducalkm, alKHild hovn liwn fKrvcrtrti by port/ •pWt, tO 
 a W«»«, a drjfrmJinjf blot, on ull iliat woh mt cMcrlUnl, DU wot tha n»*»«W' 
 of prrauna, tlio wortia, the actioiM, alt ecconi with the threat of Lafontaine, 
 publicly uttaiad at llie pull ; Iw alKmld not linv« ciwwitkrwl ull concerned, m | 
 walkinf by th« aamfl niK awl |Hiniuiiiff iImi anino iHir(M>ac. f 
 
 J. L. iwvcr inlcrfcrftJ in ilio rlccii«»n, iH»r dwl lifl lake any Interral m H, ( 
 imtU ha ohierved in the newtpaper, bia nci^ilwur P. K. Loclere'e namo ■• 
 ehaimian of a mectinff for ilw nominal km of cantlkkiiea, (lie fdlowkif conttf- 
 MMkm took plac« In thti atrpel :— ^ ^^ 
 
 J. L. 80 neighbour Ixiclcrc, I lieer ibou art elect kmeerinf. . f 
 
 B. E. L. I do not Ihink Dr. Tracy a auitaWo \Knon to rapreaenC thifl 
 dty In porllamcnt, and I am cndcavmirinj^ lo kitioduco Mr. Duggr. 
 
 Thta wa« tb(i Hmt decidcnl inturtnatioii J. L. liad on ttie aubjecl* 
 
 J. L. Nor I uciibrr. For I ibink Dr. Trocey a very unrtt man (br a ra- 
 pr««acntative, and I have a great reepcct for Stanley Bogg. I do not know 
 that I live In l\w Word, or iliot I have a vote— I never vo(r«l In my life ; but If 
 IWa on^ I aliall be willing to give it, if it cornea to aaliarp poiuU 
 
 p. E. L. Certainly you Imvc o vote. 
 
 J, L. Then in caae it coinca to ttie last five or alx votca, call on me.— 
 Bono! coll but in ctae of ncccaaiiy, nml ibcn ilcjjcntl on mo* 
 
 L. E. L. Thank you air —uiaiik yon- GikkI iiigR. 
 (Stanley Bagg** aon waa<Mie of my pnpila, hence nrott) my aequmimimu^ 
 whh hhn, whkh, with my general knuwlctlgf? oi liia character induced ma 10^ 
 pranlaa my vote. 
 
 Could J. L. hniik^thobtcrett of the Rpeokef wwUTbd WMlt» 
 
 troul hii vote tor Dr. Traocy 1 But I did not even euppoae that tliere 
 
 atelMir (Hand Ai p or connexwn between the Speaker and Dr. Traeay ; how- 
 
 •vwainfidar might Im of their pditkal aentimenta, all that I promiaad 
 
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 illlUft#iiiiita (ti* \m p^^k of HHtMi ff»#doin. (fiat ! reuM etmi,*-. 
 fili 2BLSrj^?lff •ceofdlng (o ih« bent of my Jtulihnnil- 1 iidther dteinifed 
 firtf^Sfr ^t ^^^^^^' To o»t<ft»»» pu'*c it>e€tlftgi -co mAke lpt«chM» 
 Cr* T if"**'*' ^'*^ *7 prtriy~to «>llcli iuflbjrci,, w lo fnThiefEn vwe*. 
 1?!.".5"^/** I ""^ UiuOfffiU. i?f/l my word wa» givm -^lo quetifeM 
 .^U AHie but. what miifei inyolvo my integrity, and that wu» of Ar motts eOH. 
 Mqtt^nce to m« thnn h vote, or a patron. - 
 
 Wiuii^V™^*"^ '^''' * '"*^*' '"""' **'"" once been tempted to tarrifle^ my hv- 
 OEr'L^ !T*HJ?*'lS?' « pretentnem. The hisheat door of hop« waa 
 JJcft Opened bv Uio hl;<tip«i hftmla.lf I could coiitr/«l//<w<#/W, join ibc^urch 
 W- England ; bnl no gOod will^no, i.0|: devoted ^ood will to tlio wiih of ihv 
 N«i2i««^«'«'8^» ^« potron, Ocorg:^ tho llilrd. could Induce mo to Aacrifke 
 j»i|«iMie*, m>\raUi he ttuh it at au^h on ejpmt, ttor yet take tho leaat urn- 
 Dni|<9«in)vuoheaitatlng choice. *. i 
 
 1^ u£i '} *^" ^. **P«'»?l ^* «»"M>. or WT". Of trttt. <» ti^irtiTe, tiAt! ao 
 Sf?r*lll^* , Canada, that I could ffivo my word to the exercise of my riffht. 
 mf to bk«ak ii, and tamely aacridce that rijfht under the Inuendoca, the \Ad! 
 nga. Or threota of the few doys following^ my prOmiae ? 
 
 kik;*. iJ!" "SSJl"' ***• ^^^ ""^ '^'^ *'**"***' "^ ^"9^ ^^^ any m»» (^om (tM» 
 dWer Jarty c^Ued on me reapectlngr my vote, It aeema that tlio auifw ^nted 
 
 m partiAmcnti and hope of the future, were conaidertd a aiifficient bonui to 
 
 cure toy votK and it waa not Ull tho report of my promi*e that I Vaa 
 
 I a fit person whose indcpendant vote Ahoutd bfc uoliLited. 
 
 i«L. 3^}"^^ ^^^ ^ 5'* encomluma, an^ ao Ar from expreaabff diH^atilia<«. 
 tBoOrt ahy occasion, had profcaaed lo urye eyery ghmt made to J. t. ^IcH 
 5IL1!I!5'U^"" prove. In consequence of a tonvfwutjcn in which it wAk 
 proMied by h certain time; to carry her Improvement bo far forwUfd, aa to 
 jy^ Iter in c^ of going down to Quebec, on the Iflth of Nmembfer hH' 
 tdcOpt her fatTjcr'a CorreapOndence. und Write at his dictation. $ho was «tf^ 
 Udarad engaged aa a pupil till that period. But wHen her &dier Called db thtt 
 occaaion a OnnveraaUon took place, in Substance aa ftrflowa :— 
 
 J. D. Tf. My Wife fa desirous of rentoving my daughter to a Ihdiea* 
 lohool. 
 
 xi ^iM ?i** ^^a* «'*<*•««* *«hp6U»'««'y- She la under the immediate 
 ^)r ^.y^r ^ daughieiw^e is tn class with her own female fefations. 
 •ndIconaiderher«»gO|Hi"i»il/Novembcr, after tiirhich Umol^iatohftve tMi 
 direction to luijir^lterati^ 
 
 V J, D, W. ^ rdo not attach much ltoportaii6e to the klea myaelt bui h0 
 myffuvot§at I UelecHon? ■ . 
 
 1 ^' \' !>•" c«'gag«tl by a promise, accidentally made to vole for SttolcT 
 
 .paggv vvhoml>estee.iia8a very honestmmi. - 
 
 ^7f D. W. An honest man! {mphatical^) You are toislaftiin iii- 
 
 i ;1 1. Hwife maftelr of opWofa. and evc^ nmtt hos a right tO hb dw» 
 praunr^nt; but i have ciso reason, (not political) why I cannot vote tbr Dr. 
 ■ Tracey. , ■"■..■..',■-■■■> 
 kfc i'J^ t^' ..'Mccl, " I do not saj^mtlch lor Dr. Titoy-4 do oot Ii|» 
 
 »•■«.. 
 
i(»i(her ilte%n6d 
 
 i—rto quetiton 
 
 wriflcft mjr tft. 
 of lio})« was 
 join ihi» church 
 lie wiih of ihy 
 mo to ^liAce 
 I iho leaai um- 
 
 tn^Te, hAit to 
 MS of my rlgiit, 
 set, (hewttro* 
 
 maiifHom Vh« 
 i Burrui granted 
 :ient li^nui to 
 i that I Vu 
 
 1^ his child to 
 
 tig dlH^atb^^ 
 a J. L. ^Ich 
 which it WM 
 orw^fd, «■ to 
 
 Sho WAR cta^ 
 call^<JtathUl 
 
 to a Ihdiea* 
 
 h6 immediato 
 
 lalo fefations, 
 
 eat>hliV6 HO 
 
 te for Stanley 
 
 fnislakdn Id- 
 
 kttohb aw^ 
 volt tbr Dr. 
 
 -tdpiMHiiiw 
 
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 II 
 
 l:ii^ 
 
 fmp i mi MMMf iwikkii tbouu nor i» any way ent«iiiig into thofo. It ^9iBm% 
 qiieaumi of in<>f4 in(ii9irity-~«Qd if c«U«d ujhhi I muti voio aoconliaf ^ 
 r>roinMc. 
 
 4* U. W. Cfn ■!<(#>• itow wlial yoii trv Uuiog, you fjro voting' for Cavil' 
 li9ir»your tnttny— you are voting ^ •oothor rnou, (whom U» WMMd) ywir 
 unO(ny'-«qd yo«i fire voiuiir tgainit your flicw l*apuH>au» and «m ymii* 
 flioni. ^ 
 
 /. Itf. lodood I am pot vo^g (^ «ny (hain, for when I gave myvngfim^ 
 my only knowlodga and comppfia^n waf cM?i^ botWQ^ tataiilf y Pogg ap| 
 Mr. Tviovy. I ImU. no other motive iheiNn^l I bavo i^aof other >oow t bat 
 t hiPiir |»y Iriond.PApionAu** i»M9« ># mM v«ry flroe^ aa Uiw aMl\)oe(. ^^|^ 
 MmHofaMiiifludocel 
 
 ' 4* P* W. Ifo do«9 not we hia ipQueuoo l)invie)f, hmt hi« IHpodn 4<l i| 
 (bf hkn* • « ■ #^ 
 
 J. I*. Cii!CMOMt«nco<} «■ 1 ini I feel bound Iw my word snd o«flp|iot m 
 biMft, il 1 woiiliJ, I am r)ie4gn4 ^ Q«mt) l^rw^fU oii(y il tj(^ fjo^tjp^ 4^l9im . 
 upon Iho kM>i nv« or fix volet* ** " . •. . ; / ; , 
 
 J. ahe Wilt, w«l), THiVf and not tl| fA<fi, (emphatict^y) mU 
 caitying the election t bik] hem th^ interview cloaea. T 
 
 In the mean time« the sweet little girl, about whosO continuation at tollil^. 
 this conversotisn begun, daily brought lifllf t()Aim#r«, that Iter Inotbof wit' 
 teiy tiixiouf to rcniovo li^r |K>m School, bitt her fiitiier objected^ to «ill ^hich 
 fliift was answered, thot she waa engaged tiU November, and her mother WQil# 
 not wish iier f«lher to break bis woid ; and that go wbaie slie would f4M%^ 
 should always bvo h(pv. foir sbo b^ Ipvod bor book, and that wo s^MJd PfWIt 
 Ihit God wQiiU bless bcr. i^v ,. , , ♦ 
 
 This wiM oonsiilorad as ft irape oJthibitjoQ of eliJotloiiPering inprigMoiipim 
 cammm iB.ejAction«* But wo 4M ^tmtfirt i^t it greatly, in Jaow Pf W|U, 
 from whon wo expected the fullest 
 
 fiiUy adharitigtoa pron^, imH . 
 
 liberty and individual freedom. From hintt we could never expect sudb ^ 
 CQniil«r»lt«fi'e» iDfiuorNuinf #T(^t to bo futed on by tho M)reat9^ i#> 
 Bipvklg a Child from Hchool, or tbf d«ngor of ioo^qg Poriiatnenury jnfl Mon f U rf 
 Our Scholars anti our grants were not solicited oosiidd^nditiopf^nQr l|bpwk| 
 We have accepted the'm on tcr^s so dpgrftdilig. ' 
 
 The Child was sent to another $4^ the dtty id^tr ^. f^ipCast^^ voia 
 wassiven*'. '-^ •.:•'.*"■.•••■'.■'■ :^-; '.-^ ■. - ' ':-,: r-. , '■ ....,/ :-,^- r' ;|* ^■■/.,. 
 
 J. L. has been crediUy infi|fni<^/ that prior to the elisctions, an oUbr 
 was made to Stanley Bag^ Esq. to ensure him success if he wdiikl give if 
 pledge to go with a Majonty of the House of Assembly-^ond evef o^rtain 
 
 -" '~~i wct^ oipr«red as a #4cr^« --among whidi wpm Ui«^ of reAisbg aid 
 
 |j|nc»s|g|^s Inaliintkufff^Tbyis the very |iarty who wcfe tho only 
 tu ask J. Vs. vote and to threaten liim on acoount of it, iwtj^ 
 . ^ppHp baTWg ^tbJ^y tboMgh^ bought \imf were rei^ly to sacripco bim 
 f9r.Wl^immt' tA^atlWr «dl^ H>ni>|iBiiy l ^. 
 
 JflgnblJfe Wftt^^ vi^t it^ol^ioii contest grew loprp sqref^ 4» 
 moamd miwNr Wl Wp9* t|t»t»Wt neither solicitiug npf vpf^^j 
 
 wmmm» ^kmm k^ m «wii« tmm 9 N b^cw»6 a v^fiam tp mm 
 
 hknaJBlfMAapowqrtHiiftiflv^ . ' * vj -i^ 
 
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 Dst liberality both (or u)') prioci|ile qi Milk. 
 in itsflfsinfvdt and secondly as a i)rioiiaai\" 
 
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 ^> '• He WM repeatedly MtM to Hy (lie CommKleei who mw' hie mime on 
 the Iht of Stanley Bni^fl^a voter*, wiihout oiiy coiiditiona atiarhed to it, tod 
 perhaps knew o( imiir, but lie ulWoy* drcl iied t4l (he exuit time cume to 
 whicti he Ntfxxl (*iitfu<;(xl. 
 
 After iiaviiig declined oiio of ihrre npplkuilions — one IVfoniin}^ he was vb- 
 Med by a Geiiilemun wliu otinouncfd iiim«<>irM Mr. Bruiieaii, ilio Bniiher^iiv 
 
 « Law of Mr. Njieaker Papiuenu nnd'ttuKHl his Imisuk^a— Mr. B. 1 am oomo 
 to solicit your vote for Dr. Trucey, on Ix-liall of the Country. 
 / J. L. My vote is engvsed to Stunley Bagfg, but certainly fh)m what 
 
 ■ J||BK>w of Dr. Troccy I could not voio for him. 
 
 Mr. B. 1 miiiit tell you thtit (he Memben of the Houso of'A i i eniM fy 
 who voted for the nfrants to you will take it very ill if you vote against them. 
 .^ , J.. L.. It is not a vote oguinst diem. Hud I perliaps weigiied the thing 
 ifiihould have done as 1 huve always done, not voted at all on such an occo- 
 tkxit but without political motive, or party fcelin;^;, I havo accidciitally given 
 my promise, and cannot break it. Beside.i—I think I know my friend Papl- 
 neati — He has too high a seii»e of Honor (o wiHh mo to break my word. He 
 can bejievo whut I Huy on my pluifi stuieinent, but if I did what ki now 
 
 /^^ asked- I must bse bin conHdoncc. Ho would never trust me any more t f 
 am certain be is (oo Honorable a Man to wish, mo to degrade myself, in ■ucTi 
 
 Mr. B. with Emolloii «* yoti're rinrht, yon*re Hghf.** 
 
 Seeing that my nluin statem ^nt bad ito full eflbct, I felt perfecUy satisAcd 
 
 ■ that no offence would be taken at my vote and that 1 had only to seek u proper 
 
 oocaakm for staling lo the Speaker himself my motives for oction to have the 
 
 , ,, aame answer re-echoed, yet on reflrciioii there** seemed a strange coinci- 
 
 f*ifeioot between die visit of .this Gentleman and the langua«?e of Jaoob l)e 
 
 S Will** reooinniendatk>n tp consider, whom I wqs voting against. Thus I 
 
 . couM I O0t ^ew it as 0% other than an authorii^ application in the Speak- 
 
 5 t«f% tUuike. l^hough I dkl hot expect this appeal from such a quarter, yet I 
 
 . iBit aatiaaed With the cppduiuon and determined more than ever to give my 
 
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 ;..; ' Vieiy speedily after the vi^it from Speaker Papineau*^ Brother-in-Law, 
 <(|Mrfii|f earnestly solicited, I went to tender my vote at the Polh The foHow- 
 ,|Df ^wyemation took place then. 
 
 S^nley Bagg £^. I am glad to see you Sir. 
 J. L. I am come to give my vote. ' 
 
 8. B. I am ufrak] it will injure your InsUtutien. ' 
 
 J. L. I am perfectly certain it willoot. * * 
 
 P. E. Leclere, I think it wUI.— ^ r^i 
 
 J. L. I differ in ppinion. ' -^ » I/' ' ' ^ "^ 
 
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 S. Bagg, I think you had better not vote. Another voter then caiheu]). 
 ^ P. £. Leclere. Haaa is another .voter take him instead.— This e^nter- 
 Mlkm took place in a wbii*per. ' > ' 
 
 ^ J. L. Now, took into immecHhte and deep cooskleratkH), the tmigdlar 
 BMmoeiia which he hod ^n 8oli<iiti^l and in fact threatened as far as any toiiira 
 — 10^ WiM influence him. To breaker bis word was hot Ixieaible, to in- 
 Iwltitutbn wua a serious: iMKicini^his pcridd of lifb, either loss of 
 
 ,. ^h^ oeing imnMdiateiy fbBbwad 
 oC'Chnstqucnce to mankJafj Jj I jwMs bimteif. 
 
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 time cum« to 
 
 n^ he wfia vis- 
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 ily from what 
 
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 prninst them, 
 g'iied the thing 
 such an occa- 
 kJciitallv given 
 y (Iriena Papl- 
 iy word. He 
 
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 lybolll in ■ucii 
 
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 fectly satisfied 
 seek u proper 
 on to have the 
 itrange coinci- 
 I of Jaoob De 
 ainst. Thus I 
 in the^peak- 
 quarter, yet I 
 'er to give pif 
 
 rother-in-Law, 
 The foHow- 
 
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 then canie up. 
 
 a, the ftmgfalar 
 r as any f niura 
 Kis8iUe,:to io- 
 reither loss of 
 lately fbKowtd 
 
 Ha reviewed in Q tiain of ropH thoii«il/th* lM^l*o!m»•ibr the tM^- 
 Mvian ivstetn-of Education, many yf^am before ho entrrcdfthe i**^!;,^ »"«»: T»» 
 8n«ikc.f** profeasion^ o( kiIHi.K•«^ hi« acts i.Kllcai.vc of rocnl tv»U--The m^ 
 u^i J L IukI for him and the on n l»ea.t.d.R.« wuft w';"^** .-»• »- »?^ 
 o%"^ hui mind to h.m on all neeiiruUM^.i^MM.. J. L. c..nc .Hied thai tlM 
 kG «^hi. vote at a lime the portK«rcre m prenml. unpU'd dmt h- .«jah. 
 hour Ucif re Uerivi-d his in.,>reMi<«« Iron. «omo surer sijurco than J- ^J JJJ» ' 
 S; nos«».ion of. and wiisfted. a- he was w.ih the dtdurotK^ of the hpeak- 
 Ir^lBrothcr.iii-Uw ^ond believing tlml q plui.. statement of iho ca«j was aU 
 fhat wTs t^ft Uo «»ti.iy the Smoker -J. L. deci<M «t once, an I went to 
 lis a^ak^buu^. reqiicsting to see him, he wq. .nstanUy favoured w.Oi ■» 
 kilorvieWw ^ *- ^f^** ' 
 
 The following convcrsatten thi'n took plocc. ^ ■ 
 
 J L I am como to wail on my friend, in conscf mcnce of his name havmg 
 been used to me, by |)er*on8 Holiciiinff my Vol-, in an extroordiiiary maniier. 
 As I cannot credit ilie possibility of tlicir conduct being correct, 1 must Uiink 
 it unauthorised till 1 know the contrary. .. ^ ^ 
 
 Soeuker PuniiKiuu — " 1 neiUier avow nor disavow wliat my frieOda do en 
 ihesUhieci" ' > ■ ■ . "^ ■•.■■,*.''- ;^^«rf ; 
 
 J7i1~" I feel it only a proper "mark of rr«pect to t|i^, as llie *J««|- 
 friend of my system of eti.ic.lion, to offer an exjilonalun of tlie vote winch I 
 have promwou to give.'' Here a siotement wus given, which luis already 
 been recited of the origin and promise of the vole, allowing ihat it was lre« 
 and dear of all party whatever. . ' , •• . . 
 
 i , 8. P.— In voting for Mr. Bagg, you vote for a party and a council, who 
 hive ck>ne every thii^ of an illiberal kiiKl From the House ofAmtmb^f 
 has oiWinaled cv?ry act which ffives freedom to the country. The Couned. 
 or por^ in whose iiAuence Mr. fiogg is, have doi« all they can to taalave it. 
 Z.]j:h. -It is not with me a party queslbn at alU Except oo t^lflectof 
 '^liiOving of Roman Catholw fimancipaiion. on the greuna of re^ig^ Ubct^ 
 tvT I iievcr expiessed a public opiiMon in my life oii any subject thought^U) 
 » have a beanng on politics, and ^tliiit expression had not a wilitical mothre. 
 Wftm all such things I have kept clear ; 1 have given, for the flrpt uqae fcimy 
 life, a promise to vote, my word is past ; all n»en know that 1 liave it n my 
 power to keep it, and I must be degraded, indee^, if I break my engagemoit. 
 *rhou hast been in the habit of believing all I say on my own mtegnty. but 
 what will my won! be worth to thee, if I break it now. liioUj|U|^ coih^ 
 
 fide in me any more. , ' « » '■* . . ', 
 
 I have told the persons, ^hoj-Aicited my vote, Ihat I was certain thou 
 coirid not wish me to dishonor mjm^ by a breach of moral rectiliide. _ 
 
 8 p. -I do not see it in thit ligl^. Every man shouki vote forth* 
 ifcourtry on general interests. We have beeli under the dominion of aScotchand 
 Ewriiii fiiciion, base, tynmnwal and proud enemies o« the country. (Here 
 tS^onversaiioh became heart-slckening^tit WM^ that manjirtiom J. L. 
 teapected for higli hotjor and . benevolent*, in Ojwda. werO;iM|^ 
 PaStoras box of plagues to the ^^Vf-Zi^f^^^ 
 •houkl have been »rgtA on JotyfhUf^^^^^^^^ 
 English Uwa and Engliahnied,^&^^ 
 m»pa for rtture to bear. W^^^^^^^j^^^ J^S^ 
 
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 aW^ of rattwctalle lara, oo tko If>M Mk evmi ol ih« Spo«Wi\ v«f 
 ^mbefing wfuil hn c^omMkntMi thr «t\i«H;t of ||ii vWi. and pttwiii^ by ||# 
 VnkiwK if not in«iiltin;f ilirrrtr, h* ntMwritiJ ) ' * 
 
 ^•» J;L. — WhiUover miiy liHVo breii the politioi erf* dJfTepf ni men, I h«v« 
 
 ,#iifHipd ifHo noiK* nT t>v>in. My uiily <|iic-i<(ioti it (mm of mtrgritf. Feclinr 
 
 /|m« ho A-Uotw, (unI I winh I icinld ^^^^ tiuti in |km- 'iwton <>f my («'t'lu)f»ii (or « 
 
 llMkrt linia. Thfy wuiild iiuiko mi iua{ireafKJi) rnuix; powerfui ^liu liillt 
 
 iiU.hi vrbh I co4ilU C4Nivni tfice in QiiaVrrinnri Gyr flvo minute*, th«| ttiMi 
 ' NI^Im 9em ilini the principle on which I act m a ((uc^tioii of C(miK:iorv.fl appKtd 
 to a contrnon motion. I would not winh to oruikit a iM'riiu«nritt convoiviofi. I 
 •hould be fflod (o are ihee put on iby Hpeoker** coat afiruin in a few niioul«% 
 with a flwlirtf of the corrf»rfiK>aa of my motiv«^ iiinl^r it« 
 
 At Iw^arin^ tl.ia tbe bpeolpeFa taoa flm lekuuxi mio a amile ind then ht 
 
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 I -"'Si. L. |irocc^ded.— I have 40 piipila under my core, who tm citlicf 
 
 edtM!aie<l ^laiiN or ncorty m. IMany of their |>arniia hiivo vittet, | solicit 
 
 oone, I ii^iN-nce none, I ottend no commiitceit, 1 multe no ppetvin'ii, | write 
 
 - oothinsr in the papers', my vote \n the leont fMiaaibie rxoroioe of Hriliah fref* 
 
 ihm^ 1 Ymw never exereisod it tiefbre, 1 have kept clear of alt politica all my 
 
 . IAp^ •lid 1 winh not mtw to !« nmiimlemooil. ' 
 
 I 8. P.— But other prrwoiui will not understand the teaf^oii of your vota, 
 ^ /nl J. L.— If I um mianiiderhtodd I can puhli»h ikv reaaona, my fiiew) 
 ' iloiEPH BuNLi.xoiu.M ha« u8 <orrect a kuowled{re ol tljic coiwcienlioMi* priiMi^ 
 pi« on \vhk:h 1 act ai I have done, and he dooa not ree how I con do ulhet wiae 
 Wilhnut n sacritk» of my veracity. 
 
 fi. P.«*l*auppoac ^ou both fo together. How dum Mr. BuiiingfaMSH 
 
 > , J. L.-^<;Ii« hi|i no v6ur. r- 
 
 " 8w ^.— One vote ia not much, but Auatio GuviUier la full of ititripiei hhqI 
 6ain§ 9M he can, year alter year, (o pack a party. 1 think all Drivfito CMPsidf* 
 ntMMM tbouki srive way i I public giMxI. 'j' / vaM 
 
 i, JL— Had it been thy own caae, I dionta certainly have r«affye4 V9f 
 ipio An* thee, it waa ulwayM my intention. 
 
 .n. <Hereacof»ver»>atk»n occurred, in which J. L. gave particular reaaonnii 
 'Mfay I couki not vote for Dr. Trucey, but neither perannal nor poliiical. 4* JU 
 %ie«red hia oomKict in aome pbirticulara aa injiirioua to the cau«« of e^ducatiflo* 
 whicli Speaker Pupineau had advocated, and considered that auch coniJuct« |( 
 deaiffned or erroneous, might lead in other thinsa to a miaappliciition of n>em* 
 beruiip in Parliament, but he ia d§ad, nod uiueaa tlio atatemei^ ia rendered 
 kuMap^naible, I do no* wish to give it. 
 
 Hie Speaker, hovi^pycr, tlM>Hg^ tltt objections dkl not apply, and thai 
 audi ooQsklefatkNM, in tlie 1W nC voting fur Dr. 'f raeey, abould be given vpp 
 
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 I jnd fcr general smd. 
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 it, it Mng attedgedtfi Mmtlanuai^ 
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(Hhrn On dytrnt *TomwUi I hiwl rp«olvH to ify* Uir© mytrif ( •MMUtli Wy 
 fOtb M bMD tkdifiod, i alill «;tt»ideftil nqNdr (iM(N* iT tftln ctlM u|k«i. 
 
 H. p._/ fconid hnre yon /o foiMWfr how tht l^nd «#f. . ^^ 
 
 J. U~-(Rimnj( to jrw, but lh« ctuivf ration co«Hii«ir«l utondinff.)— reM^ 
 diif tH«t noihhiff can cxcum? nic if 1 inienlloiiolly violoie my wonJ. All met 
 know I hovr iK)wrr to keep It. NHtlifr my nwiect for tlK^, i»or « bHbn JT 
 /800. coiild iiwhu f m« to fturffo Midi a toUi oft I •ItoH K'v*^ (Wmi priiidpfc f Ifc- 
 tariliAH**™* with wl urh, iiecunliiry ronniA'intiorm with hki hove iio weigh*. 
 
 On tlii«, t»H5 S|)rnk«r, with hi« uftiml |)oliit now*, acconifttin'rd m% 
 lb Ae door, ttod when oboui to part, ai th« bottdin oT ilio ataira, U«ae word* 
 
 ?^Tl. -itrtily wrrwt <h«tt 1 imve no* been •«© rt <«HM»*rl the* to Unm: 
 keriam for five niiuuici, ihftl Um)u mighteai fecteigly up|Hicc«lc my motitai N 
 
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 J. L.— Hirowlng up hit habla wiUi wnotkm.-^lliank God, I utn f 
 cHteenofthewori.!.'- .:; 7f^ ■■ . tr, .-. ' '''^-^^ , ^^^ .^^■^•■ 
 
 About two, day* artcrwnnla. J% L. weni flwwn (nine mibflc 1iIDi«rf, MB 
 6Ahia reiimi, toward* the Emi^rnim Society Cotnnvttcc Room, he W^a afr __ 
 eoatM, in flie Pluce d'Armcn, by two grntlemeu, A. FerjfUBon anil R. AmWItf^ 
 Jun. 'riiey both aollcitcd hia fnatantanemia vote, mym tliut it waa eau^nftiilt 
 then he accordingly went and gave hia vote (br Stanley Bogg, who returned 
 
 Ho tlien aoitl : " I have been threatened on account of my Intended vdHI » 
 and In mich a manner, Uiai I woutd rather Miffcr death than give \\p tlio least 
 parUcIo of my birth right tta a British freeman.'* 
 
 A void', of a peculiar pitch, as if direclcti pur|)0*ely to h» ear, MMt f ^t- 
 
 " The House of Aasembly will not be tauglu by such na you.** -*^ *-^ ^- 
 ; J. I-. aaw Horatio Gatea at the Emigrant Socioiy'a Office, and told him 
 how lie bad been threatened four times on account of hia vote, beaidea num- 
 bers of binta, wliicli he look for airy nothings. 
 
 He was soon inforroeil thot the above speech emanated fron Lafontaine, 
 M. P. P., a confldi ntiul f.iend of Speaker Papineau. t * 
 
 A. Feigupon accompanied J. L. from Robert Hend6fS0n*s dbbr to tMl 
 Poll, and he;irJ the apeeoh of Lafc^itaine, M. P. P. He understood it at 
 othera diil, to imply a threat that no vote ahoiild be grpnird J, L. at the next , 
 aeasion of the Assembly ; under ihia impression A. Ferguson pubKslied tha 
 fact in (he Herald. 
 
 A lew days "after, J. L. was surprised by the fndividuQlf who had thus, 
 publicly insulted him, coming, with a companbn, to plead his sweet tindflfend- 
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 4. L. had a visit from two gcntlemer 
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