Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 8, 1877, Winnipeg, Manitoba I i pc i i m practical hand Book and guide to Manitoba answers Al most every conceivable question regarding the or Arlo province. Invaluable to now Comoros. Just Tho thing to Send to friends in Tho older pro Vinces who wish to know All about afar Tolm As it is entirely made up of practical and reliable information. Price cents. Kor Sale at the Plikss of tace. Sent to any address on re a Clit of Price. Fwd Khudav junk a 1877. Many of the Eastern import believe Tomt the Earl of Duffrin will leave Canada this year and Tho Ottine of to Vurnor us Mirml. He comes to Manitoba next month Ami it is said will Likely proceed to England immediately aft or his return. His carriages have already been sold and Dis manner of Man will succeed him is a Subj oot for much speculation. Charged. Tun reception of sex president Irani in enl Hull is thoroughly Hearty mid cordial. The people of Liverpool have been conspicuous in giving him Tho warmest kind of a Welcome. He will be looked upon in the old country a distinguished Soldier and a prominent who has twice Boon elected by his fellow citizens to occupy the Duel Post of Honor in the nation. Political Short comings and International differences can now be forgotten and Lien Irant May rely upon having As a representative american a Jolly Good time. aut4k3kaciy. Though the form of government which at present obtains in France i.-. Still called the which term in in the of most people almost inseparably associated with Tho Dogma Liberty Equality and Tho existing of administering Public affairs in that line country h full of the most extraordinary anomalies. Simplicity is one of the attributes of the Republic according to primary ideas of in social characteristics yet to find in Republican France nearly All Tho Public men sporting titles that would seem More approx Pri Ito to monarchical and aristocratic surroundings. In America Tho Republic is no longer distinguished by Tho simplicity which its inception for in the approaches to the Capitol at Washington the in Central Park new meantime no Calm and peculiarly moderate which in our opinion makes them probably vol the More dangerous. As there is every reason to believe they command a majority in Tho country the struggle can but end one Way in Tho Long run. Kex Ami even in Montgomery Street san fran to be seen numbers of Carriage. With armorial on the panels not i bleed the conveyances of aristocratic for ii , but of native born citizens of the l Nion. In both France Ami Tho i Nithil states a shoddy aristocracy endeavours to ape the manners and cd Toms of Europe which of rein Thorn atle eted to scorn and thus Lias set in an extravagant reaction which nil clashes to be competing How to live above the social status to which they wore born. So much Tor Equality and fraternity when consider How Tho people fare in respect of Liberty under re publican institutions to find that the weaker classes have not half the guarantees of their tights that they possess under the monarchical system familiar to Anglo Saxon experience. In America we find everywhere the political party which temporarily in Power coercing the minor a but Little respect paid to Laws made for Llu Protection of person and property and us rights of. The inferior such As the indians and chinese totally ignored and trampled on. In France Liberty under the Republic should to represented handcuffed. The press in not free Only to Day our Tele Grams mention the punishment of an editor for criticising the political head of the state and the closing of one Section of the political clubs of 1 Aris because they have held meet without the special of the government. President Macmahon s motives Tuny be sincere and patriotic and the danger of revolution May be imminent yet it is dil Licille to reconcile with preconceived notions of Republican Liberty the High handed which the present dictator of France has chosen to adopt. It must be very hard or Gumbetta and his ii ends who worked so energetically to procure the Over throw of the Napoleonic dynasty to find that the republicans in France have Virtu ally like the frogs in the fable exchanged King log Only i or King Stork. The present complications involving almost certainly either a revolution or a co Ujj d eat Are Tho immediate though indirect result of Tho agitation of the joints in order to induce the French to Aid an attempt to restore the temporal Power of Tho Pope. The prop Gandis was carried on by Means principally of petitions to that effect which were promoted by the i Lar montauo party and sent to the Chambers and even to Tho president himself. This Enterprise was carried on so boldly that at last to satisfy the demands of the nation the following re solution was voted in the chamber of deputies by a majority of Ogo against 121 the chamber considering the Ultra Mon Tane manifestations whose Recrudescence disturbs the country and May endanger its internal and external Security constitute a flagrant violation of the Laws of the state recommends the government to use the Legal Means at their disposal for the repression of this anti patriotic agitation s and passes to the order of the the passage of this Resolution was followed by a Cabinet crisis resignations of ministers and reconstruction. President Mcmahon with the army at his Back at present i rules the the republicans in Tho Prince Albert an plan Aliou. To the editor of lie i ukr push. In your Issue of March 21st, i notice some extracts from a letter which appeared in the Itri tisk american of March 10tli. From your statement that it was written from Prince Albert and from Tho connection in which my name stands Boito parties Here have inferred that i was the writer. This impression 1 wish to Correct. Regret to say that owing to distance from Winnipeg 1 have not been Able to do to sooner. Tho communication to the Presby Terian was written from Moore Ontario by a former resident of this place. Without my knowledge or consent to inserted portions of a private letter from me dated Jan. 2, is77. The Only parts of that extracts you publish which were written by to Are the following sentences Mission work is go Ingen smoothly. Services arc kept up regularly at All the stations and a Good Deal of interest is manifested by Tho people. The Mission Church is full at every service. The school is a great Success. Shortly after or. Johnson s arrival a meeting was held at which Tho old subscription list was re affirmed and extended.1 yours St wait. Prince Albert May 7th, 1x77. W York in Laruth. Tho now York Llull Elin reviews the bread St nil s Trade of that City during Tho preceding week As follows the Market for the leading Staples of has been unsatisfactory both to Sellers and buyers Lor nearly the whole week past. Values have been on the downward incline Wilh very few exceptions while have not been in a position to any great extent to Avail Vliem Lvi s of the reduction in prices. This has been the natural and inevitable result of Tho unprecedented Advance on Tho outbreak of War in that stimulating was used by speculators to overdo Tho Situa Tion and place values above a legitimate the time being at reaction must naturally come and its effects must have produced just As unnatural a position of the markets on this Levotion As was produced by speculators on the Advance. Both were unnatural and to that extent illegitimate and hence Tho present Market is in such an unsettled and unsafe a condition that neither buyers nor darn operate beyond current wants especially the buyers. That this condition of things exist until Tho events in Europe upon which it was predicated have transpired is therefore Likely unless the holders of Stock shall become weary or make up their minds that such a state of affairs will never come about Ami let prices come Down to a line that shall be legitimate or in other words in the basis of existing facts in Europe and not to the anticipation of what May happen should the War in Europe become general. That this latter condition has been partially discounted hero Many believe and Tho course of Tho Market for some time shows that the Diijon by of holders of Stock also believe it. K Saik Ojito stoical in sent occupied by i. Crown. Given about 1st to Korkut St Oil Salk of to knt a Dwel inf sit at i Point Eon till Liik Llvy App a Oil Street containing a Van will mini of Money. The owner can have the pm pm Miex lenses. App 111 . I Kukral i n h i i Ooi Liberal wage to n coins Clell person. Mks. Pm m Cor. I Bannatyne and a Nile streets. I ick i ick order your ice Lor the season i Roin i he ice c i. I Ulku manager. Oll Cleat w. Ii. s opposite the court House. Sale several Mii one Brick veneer eth lots centrally located and eight ii idler sections land near ally cheap. Main lease Junelin near Market to Juko Kirk Kopulos Point Douglas. Of ind lol on third is Reet in o. Ii h. Pc Jerve. House of 7 Fuoss Kitchen pantry i chisels cellar and Wood shed. Lot Leoneed in front with pickets re Lily he Board tence. 1 suited with Shade Trees and sin lbs and part in a apply to my pm . I Sand. I i 1t i i 1 u i i the suhserlhei1 having Oji Ned a Stone and Sand Yard on Striet in this City Jire pared to Ile liver u first class article intone and Sand at the lowest possible prices. Ail orders left Al or. A. Ii. Ashdown s hardware store or add used to Boxtel will be promptly ill tended to. William Nimmons Stoney Monn Nln Man Thomas general a easts a giants for Decker Bros. Piano Fortes. Hazelton Bros. Mason Danilin organs. Burdett Belford Bros. Publications. Lovell Adam Wesson go s publications. M25m Gold medal. Highest award 1 he judges and jury of tic Centennial exhibition have awarded to the Wanzer machines Tiik 1ntkunational and diploma for the Best lock stitch sewing machines or family mid general use. Tho Only medal Given Lor mowing machines was no it Wiiri a i Hie i hese Tho highest honors the judges could and higher than any of her hewing machine. Centennial exhibition 1876. The of something new u s1nksm we iian k decide that Lor the next Days ii not sooner e 11 1 of our Large and Stock of Flower Field and Harden e of beet Carrot onion turnip Leek radish spinach cabbage Parsly Etc., Etc., Etc. To All persons purchasing goods at. Our store to the amount of and upwards to will give package of seeds Worth Doc. I c r t s would do Well to examine our Stock of wagons plows rakes stoves Etc., and satisfy themselves that Thoy arc Tho Best in the Market. Everything suited to Tho Farmer or Sottler in our line constantly on hand. Tinware wooden Waro Sheet Iron work chains rices Paula Forks Spades axes hoes Carpenter s tools ammunition and twine. Mcmicken Taylor junc2m hardware merchants. Importers of Staple Amr fancy dry goods i our of 120 cases of general dry goods fancy goods tweeds and cloths , cloves Etc our Dakss ii ,1111 in l tid Mil la Liin Nallo Well won an inspection. We i How minis amkkk1 i id Tkv 1 i l i i n t m i s and i sign a i and i j1 Els cd. Kanov a in i la i l Ltd 1 in 1 cd. J he i 1 j i s i Iii i 1 1 i d he Public of n 11 i dollars of ready made clothing ii Iii he in i can Cin Peic. We also have a Nio i i Iii Iii and Mneri to Lith Cdr i m rum _ e is a i Al 1 Ami a none i in . A Ible for room r in Ihfe i l Loti Lvi nine , two 1 co nil in co x x h co shirts sox and gents Haberdashery to hand this Call and examine Good at vol liars Pearson. A 2m wia8im, Opp. Notre Davie Street. Damask chromes rugs Mats Cai reefs curtains Wall paper mouldings table covers Etc. Just arrived a Large consignment of which we Are enabled to offer at forty cents 4oc. Per Yard. R. News Laferr is paper ;