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Changeâ€"World'a Dislpeusary Madical Aasoc’n Change-J. G. Aye: a Go. Two young men have been in the village since Friday claiming to be engaged in religious work. They held forth the first evening in front of the Palmer House. and we under- stand have since held meetings in private houses. They are not con- nected with any church or denomina- tion, in fact they are opposed to churches. There are people in this village, as there are ?n all villages, who are willing and anxious to listen- to strangers, but sensible people will. always be ready to admit that the churches have done, and are doing, a good work. @1112 flihcml. Rev. C. W. Gordon. pastor of St. Stephen's Presbyterian church, Win- nipeg, and better known as “ Ralph Connor," preached in Bloor St. Pnes- byterian church, Toronto, Sunday evening, and calmly took up the North-West school question. He ask- cl his hearers to refrain from hasty judgment and concluded a dlspas- sionate review of the present situa- tion in the following words :â€"â€"“ This is not a matter to angry men. by am] rcvengeful men, by bv Christian menâ€"a A few days ago Mr. W. F. Maclean, M.P., dared the Government to open up North York or Centre York, say- ing that he longed to try conclusions with the Postmaster General or Mr. Arch Campbell. Of course the Gov- ernment did not take up the chal- lenge, but what an excellent op- portunity now presents itself to test public opinion on the great question before the country. The promotion of Mr. Oliver to a positien in the Cabinet necessitates an election in Edmonton, N.W.T. If Mr. Maclean does not offer himself as a candidate people canmt be blamed for saying that another bluff has been put up by the courageous (?) member for South York. Loyal Orange Lodge, Toronto' Junction, has passed a resolution cor.â€" deznning the Federal Government for the clauses dealing with educa- tion in the autonomy bill, congratu- lates Mr. W. F. Maclean, M.P., on; the stand he has taken in opposing the obnoxious clauses in the bill, and adds in the resolution that “ we also consider that Mr. Arch. Campbell, MP. for Centre York, is deserving of the strongest censure for giving out that it is his intention to vote for the bill, and we pledge ourselves on any and. all occasions to use our vote and influence against him or any other member, whether federal or provincial. who will support any such measure." Mr._Franl: Oliver, MP. for Ed- monton, has been sworn in as Min- ister of the Interior, succeeding Hon. ‘ Clifford Sifton. The newly-appointed ‘ minister states that he is quite in accord with the Government’s policy as regards the Northwest autonomy bill, though he adds “the bill was perhaps not the height of human wisdom." Mr. Oliver justifies his course by saying that “ the educa- tional law which has been in force for the past thirty years in the North- west Territories is simply to be pet'- petuated. During those thirty years no member of parliament nor any other peison has made any move to bring in a bill abolishing the con‘ glitions as they have existed.“ New Advertisements. When talking or writing about the school clauses in the Northweslsl autonomy bill we would commend a 3. number of the clergymen and church: gewspapers to the 9:11:11 and earnest RICHMOND HILL rers to refrain from hasty and concluded a dispas- view of the present situa- following words :â€"â€"“ This matter to be settled by n, by ambitious men, by en, by party men, but menâ€"and Canadians." ‘. April 13. 1905 words of “ Ralph Connor," Rev. C. W. Gordon. That Presbyterian minister from Winnipeg is a believer in “ Provincial Rights,” but he re- cognizes the fact that there are two sides to the question, which should be approached, not in an angry spirit but in a christian spirit. The first page of last week‘s Christian Guardian contained a full column of items bearing on the schools under discussion, and every item was written from a party standpoint. If The Guardian hopes to retain its reputation as a religious newspaper it should be prepared to discuss pub- lic questions not in a party spiri‘, but in a Christian spirit. ~:-+ + -!«I-" ++40$++++++++‘$-+‘!"§“!'a~:v~."!‘ T 'vv ruth " is a Strong Argument! K g: V w. J. ELLIOTT. Principal. +++++++++~x~++++++++++~z~+++ LIVERY GOOD LIVERY IN CONNECTION. Thles‘aers' Coal on hand. J um: The undersigned begs to thank the pubiic for the gen erous patronage accorded him genera! Biasksmiih PATRONS I Recruits Wanted Coal and Wood Dehvered. Prices Right. 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