CORRESPONDENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 273, 13 November 1873, Page 2

CORRESPONDEN CE.

%• We aro desirous of affording every" reasonable facility for the dlscnaalon of public suhjects* but it mast be understood tbat. we arc in ro -way responsible for tbe opinions expressed b 7 correspondents. '.! ; ; , To xhb Editor op the Nelson Evenesto Majcg. \ Sir— Although the Eev. Father Garin denies; for himself and Father Binsfeld having directly canvassed for Mr Curtis, I must say that the B£v t . Father has put forth a most adroit, electioneering notices to catch unwaiy.While admiring his abilities in the present case, lb-egret the Rev. Father should think fit; to rush into print in suppbrt of .such a cause,, as itj-s quite uncalled : for. As to ihe debt of gtatitude he or any other man owes to Mr CSurtis, that must he very small indeed I therefore warn my brother Catholics not to he misled by this electioneering manoeuvre, but give their vite so aa,tb|;-t:fid of the'p-eaept^fcfe-ablei-^i'-' of rulers and thiis defend r the prbviriee [&&& tii', infliction of their rule for tte ti^ctfdiifyeaiis: ; ' ir • ; . .„.. , . ., .i.a^,^V'V-"-'- Ir,, ''''';;"? :, ': ; ! • - - PATKite' , MdNA__&N. '''■' jNel-jM)n,_iroV'Bmher'V2, 18731 •"' i:!- --! '• ■ ' ■' '■••■!■-) ' •'•■ --i-i-- ■■ lr. ■■■ ' ■;