The Fielding Star. SATURDAY. AUGUST 6, 1887. Mr Arkwright of Makino

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 2271, 6 August 1887, Page 2

The Fielding Star. SATURDAY. AUGUST 6, 1887. Mr Arkwright of Makino

A BEjtiME pf ;^Mr AjaKW^io-ar^, speech, . detivereftl at the Makino schoolroom . on Thursday night appears elsewherp. - In ]^;rjßmarkß anent the/; village settlement scheme of Mr Ballance, which he said^ ;the members* of ; the House had not looked thoroughly at the mattorfon all sides before votidgifoTa it. In this remark _dr Arkwright showed ■that ;hh was-not thoroughly acquainted with Ithe circumstances, ofi; the cake, because -thereoheme was debated* in committeeifori nearly: a week before it was accepted. Even thdn it was' ohiy 1 ' accepted! as experimental. ' Whatever (followed I Mir- BallUvNoe bears 5 the re-* ' <Bpan*~tbility/iarid he has ably proved the correctness of his views so far as the; theory; is concerned. Time alone can- proye: whether they are practically correct, 1 but the success of those village' settlements in 7 our immediate neigh-" * >b^h-od goes .artoprove.thegreat and- ■' lasting) goodfthey wUldo in' settling- the country. We are glad to observe that Mr Arkwright (wast able •to .nf brm the! electors ho had not behaved un- J fairly to Mr Bruce iircoming forward, isSidftWaYp&rf^et %d^t_nditfg^existed -them oh the matter. Mr Abkwright made reference to.an article iv which we had ! alluded 1 to the opinion whioh obtains that* Mr Ark- : wbight had not acted With fairness , to Mr Biiuce" in opposing him ?',ps- ' jfccially as both jgentlem'an halVe^the s same political opinions, or at least are . in, opposition to the StoUt-Vogel Ministry: r ' Fiirther on we ; said : "ff&ny understen<ling exißtod— either implied • orunderstood— (that Mr AwKwuippr ' wras ndt to. onpose W /BntTCE) Mr ! Ahkwpight -rvndtao miich' of a man ] oTfyonqr to ,have;~s^.ted, .agaipst, if" i J We are pleased to have _-__* opinion of 1 Mr Ar_*wrioht copfirmed. , '■- ■• „; :: ■•' •* '<■- '• ■' ' * ' ■