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ARTHUIl O'CUXNOR .-( coxtixccd rnoM orr . last . ) ___ -Co 3 j .- —Sat what , in jonr opinion , wo- . ld tynnmuiixa Ireland , and induce th : ; pi-vir . ' -j'to ' iave pp thV ; -arms ? - O'Coxxoiu—Unler the pie > e : at svy tem of us \; r nation nud corruption , every Vource b y which ihe lrVu nation could acquire we ' aljh , is bi'trayel t . o Gn- ^ t Britain , raid even th- wn-irfiej puranee hi- " rilii »! r > - - ^ sifaers is thrown a prey to monV-nMist * of i " i ^ p- . ~ lVcal power , who "have . -old her , le » rest r .-Lt < . llv th ^ < 3 o-iyJe plunder , the p eople of Irvbnd are . ' .- ' " iijte . Bel onlv <» f every convenience andco ; r , . ; r - " of iin-. but * tt Ue biure necessaries to .- ^ ppon iLJr v ^ u ? - . s .-If you woall inv ^ i ^ ze - ; x v ? k-. - , - = ¦> = ir . ^ l ce- e t , ; oppress them—you ruust c / istj to l-i-ir--. - them ; ri . ' / ke tt *? m hr . ppy , anl yoa v . iil make i \ m in'nyuil . Tne . grea : , -n-J inr . iii <^ 3 rr- « . fr . » :: i «¦ . - " . dr-h . - "?•¦ -wants i > f a . V ^ l ? - ' * sn ? s ^ PP ^^ d . is a ^ Kculpirt-: vet rear rvo amili-. 'as vorrh o ; t ^ rude pro-: see :-X i :. - acri .-u ::-- ,. -,-of Ireland is oauv . - . Viy evj ^ rVr-1 u ~ > y \ y L-. m-reA-U-u-¦ laasilards ; mrtaii ikore i ? no retuni ; > c 5 < ; iJi ] --¦ »¦ to til- Iri-h i-nt ^ : ; . : m i Is . i-: i ;> .: i . - > r . f ; , cH' : it < < r ; :: 7 , to impoverish avr ^ - . ti-rn ? . i ; t '< nio . - i'Xl " . ! iii ; . ; n Ir-.-1-ua . Ttl ; eomru-rce i > f IrsL-ui b ^ i , ; c- ' . j _ --v . " .. l 1 ih- inn : oonnjercir . ] nriion nu enrih in ii ' -ve-v vi-. - . ' ^ iir . - . un -r the iHsclv . oi . tje o : ti ¦ . . ¦ i . v-rrl ¦ . ¦ j- . i . i >^ . > u ¦ : " evtrry = p -ci ;> s of :-v : ; u : ; :-.: jr-: r . \ * V :-i :. i . - ' : u ! . ' . \ on one ^ iJ ^ . nn '_ .-f a * ii " ij ; ini :- " . ri-V-:: ^; . V ; . : . orb ^ r . tIi ' i ^ arjvlv ; - ; e t-s-.-e- u ,-::. V ; . ;? n il * . . :.- _• ' - ;_ < -a ?* pral pro ;•„< -. ¦ , .: ' ; : p ,. -. ^—! - . * - ;^ ..,. th .-Ir 1 := " . jv . ' " .:-l " . tor ^ . u nii : r ' u ' Lv ;; a s ^ -i . ijj- c . > : A-i :: i-i ] re ; : i ::-t :.-- . iiial i ^ -f . " II 13 :-1 tTji-r -iCf " fr-, « i- i- -- ' , . . f -rV . *; . ' ,, i
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Ccji . —Hot was the late rising occasioned ? O'Coxsok . —I have already tuld you hovr ; from the bvgi 2 ii } : § rof the French Revolmion the seasuTcs pcrjiai .-. i by iLe iiridsh iiinisiry and the Irish Govern- ' sjifat . hav ^ v . vrkei np the minds of the peode of irtiand to their pre ^ rfit highly lnitsted state—at ous tzziisjriahif their holies—at another time blasrln ^ -tisa «; l » opes ; at one time promising emancipation au ^ relorm—and v . t another time reilstiug both with iir ^ aud s-srerd—bnrniug houses—hanging—lashing . — j-jfi torturing— : nea » s unjo > tiiiable to snpport any jsytteno , and widen ajtiat Goyemment cool < i not ior < a . ' instant stand in need « f . These no lrainan yi '^ ncs couii endure , and yet ( from a conviction « ttui th « j were prr .-aWd to ' goad the peopii ? to a jj ^ anatnre nticzipt to pn : down their oppressors ) as ion * as 1 cuuM remain , I - csed every means in my j « j ' v ' I' J > ' Ilti » ir * JJi til * longer ; bnt ' wheu , " to avoid iwdog di ^ Kirciied , 1 wu ^ ibrceu to fl y , those into wluse iiHUds the ei . ecnt . Ye pvwer of thetnion was vested , ; jielitfd fo tliu ^ ref ^ Iiig sohcitatious of the people o : : . * fte : most oppressed parts , who were derirous to riat 3 tteir lives , in order to xk themseL es of the cruelties . ^ jttev to orly experienced . _^ v ( To le cjnihi ueJ in tii r next . )
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^ ag' ^ e : V ^ - . i !^ gg ^ g ^ Tasgr ;; j ' .-irA . iitiReji 5 ^ a ££ g ^ gs it v . us 2 . uociriiie loreiirn to tlie British constitn' . ' -ii that the people'hail ariirbt to refuse supplies lor c . ' . n'viug on tbe ( iovernnieiit . ' Lord ¦ ItlPON adinitied that he had erred in l > t « lie \ ing that the As < L-: al ) l y of Lower Canada would have voted a civil list in return far the relinquished Crown revenues . There was no actual compact , but afullunderstaudiug on his part that t ! . s civil list wuald hava bpe : i vole ( i . The JSlarqnis of l . ANSDOVVNK entered into a peiieral defence of the -Government respecting i ' auaua ; aud arnrgued the conduct of tae Lower C inadiim Assfcin -ly . The EARL OF Dl'RHAil thongut it necessary t r - -ay a fe \ -words . In accepting the .. appointment t- > Litnada , he had undertaheu an arduous , a
diifii' ; i . t ,- and a uimgeror . s- triak , aud he iniplored their i- ' .-dshi ps to give s ich pti , ver as choula -enable -liiin n > . - : isoh ; , rge it ssitistiictorily . Ke would . cist aside .-ail kunwijJ ^ e' of any r ; v : u ' i . ' , i > riti » h , or Canadian ¦ | !'; rty . ' lie would look un them all ' alike as lier ¦^'• ¦• jesty ' s subjecis , aud afford e (| U ;; i prutec : ion to ' -ail . _ He Wt-ut to L ' uuada not to exercise any disiTt-iitnblt * [ i nver with v : hich the Noble uiid Learned I-i'rd has ciiun ; i'l use with being iuvestvd . butlp ; . o io reajori ! tiie . s : iprei : i : * . cy of the crown . and of the la . 7 of (' ana ! . ; in die i \ r < iustauco , and in the next t <> give t >; i »; e two pr ' .- \ i ;; ces of ihat cuioiiy . n-cp : i » dm-ii . i .-i w .:.-, ! ]; : : / h-. l 10 ^ their U ' . dng proper st-i : lo : ii : j ] dope mil' tries at t ' u- iKUo ' -u : ai .-i tend Uy their mm iiniuodiate hoUi > ur " . ' - \ : v . ViiMCi'Ui-. ' - . it . ( 1 : n- A ' uLle iiarl then sat do-rii . ¦ ' ' .... 1 st ur . xj t-Iitfc : iu < : mm both sides til V . se
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T-e i , a ^ i-5 s uf LANfclJOW . Ni- ; mijved that an ii' :::: bu- aa ^ r .-.-s ' bepres ' enced to ] KT . \ i ;! : es ! v .. pravinif ( ha-ii-r Mau-sty vr .. iiiil be grviciimsis - pie : isecl to or-ier liiat there" be Lad on : t- . ie ¦' . table of the- House ]>¦ : - ; . c-rs or exir ^ ins ' in dt-r-p-. tches , ur ' coj > ies ol dospatt-Les ill rcitTiace 10 the- 'Kisphrau-s ex ' i ' e- ' iition . I ' p un tln ' iiJHjion ( . 1 Karl SiiAi i' £ si >[ : 1 V , the .. . - ^ . urt el t ' ie { . \ iin - ; : iit' .-- , wiiii-. iut r . nu-ir . vavJiti . iui u . e L =::.-i . L' £ -s vi liv . id Aij :- ; uit y Ii ; ii , v . ' . is . i . runuht u ; - ' 1 iu ir L . rTuihips then :: di < lunied .
HOUSE OF COMMONS . . MONDAY , Ja . \ . 22 . The Sfeaeer took tae C " ua : r at the usual hour . r i ne C ' iiisnoi . r . i t . ;^ -k the oaths uud his sva ' t fur the co . ri . ty of l ! : vdi . K . - ¦ : r . GIlOT . i p-v .-ented a petition from Lynn , in > orioll : , signal -by Oi \ i per < nn < , in favour "f tin ; BalitJt . ^ Also petitions to the saiue eflect ir ' gin places in Kii'inorshiro . ^ Mr . . MACLEOD presented a petition from " the Corporation of Kincardiiie , . in favour of the ' plan oi Post-ojilc ^ rel ' onn pr- 'posed by Mr . Hill . ^ Air . rANCHi'D presented a shuilnr petition from tue i : ic . ujauu . of li .. nbiirv to the same i-aect .
ir ^ - Vi i'IALLii \ presented a petition from St . - ^ ncras , prayiiin the iluiiie to pass measures'Tor the xehei ot Canadian jnievauces ; also one from the same p : insh ,-prayiujr thai the name of the hon . Jiemberfor S yutlr . yark ( Mr . Iluney ) miiiht l > e adilod ty the Committee appointed to inqnim'iiito the Pen-^ on List . He gave notice , that if Sir G . isiuckir ^ : ' i ; r 0 Cl ^ ed with the matter , he would on the o'i / th last , niove that xhe namu of . Mr . Harvey bo ^ Qded to the CommiUee , the objection vdiich formi-rly previiilej bi . 'iau : no luiiiicT in existence . . - ^ ii " - ^ 1-i-l Lt , presented a petition fivin parishes an Cunow , pr : i . yi ; i- n > r Corporate Kefonu in Ireland . _ iir . i ; Ah \ i . i preseutei a petition from Ketierra-:, prr . yiuir t :: e House to rescind Ihe resolutious of last year resp ; 'Ciiiig . \ a :. ; idr .. __ jir . LL . vi 3 i . R presented a number of petitions irom V / estmiu ^ ter and Bristol , deprecating coercive measures respecting Canada . .
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t ^ jr .. „ ,, ^ fffi , 1 yn ^ ' . j— ——~^^ - ~— — " —p -THjiTiTiiflirfr ¦ Mr . WAKLIiY presented a petition from the Wording Men ^ Association of Bnstol , praying the H-oase to address her Majesty for > fret * pardon for the . men lately sentenced to transportation iia Edinburgh—and ona to the same effect irqni tie Trndes A ^ ociation of London . He gave ' notice tlf . it on Thursday , the Sotli . irist . ^ beAvould ¦ inov ' e . 'for a Coin-: micteetp in f [ uirt > iuto ^ tile nature and constitution of the Uptrative Cotton , : Spinners ' - . Association of Glasgow . '¦' . ;• . .: '¦¦ ' ¦ ¦" ¦ ¦ ' .. __ Mr . DENNlSTOUlsr presented a petition from the Glasgow Chrimborof ^ Commerce , praying for the eataldisli-neut of a Bbard for exanu ' uing all captains of merchant ships ; and one acaiiist any further
eiicowuieat . s to t :: e Scottish Church . . If the Aliuistry jsrranted : any further ; endqwnieut ' fo-y . tho' Scottish Chnnv 1 tl : ey would ruin their popularity in Scotland . —r . Henr , lii'jii .: —The feeling against any further eudowirteift was very strong .... . " . '¦;¦ . - ' ¦¦ . '¦ ¦ - . Mr . . A ' . YATES presentecl a petition from a parish in Carlo w , prayiiipr for the aoolition . of tithes . Sir ¦ % MOLE 5 WORTHpresented three petition . njrainst any coercive . - ' -measures being adopted with ri - 'L'ar . ! to Canads . but the Hon . Baronet did not j , iatefi'oin whence tiiey came . ' .. -, . ,. ¦;¦ .. . Lord CLSZM BNTS moved for a certain return relating to Poor , Laws in ] rela ' rid , to which he ha i ohtiuned the assent of the Noble Lord the Secreiary for iieiand . —Asreed to .
. ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ / - ¦ ' - . csK-A-n'A . ' ' ¦ ¦ . .. . ¦ - . ' ^ . ; r . HUME presented a petition , agreed to at a public i-ise- 'tiu ^ iu Edinburgh , on - . the subject of Ciniadiiia ^ i-rievimces ., '¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦¦ Mr . (> -IlLON btiiited , th ; it he had presiilodat the lueetihir from vniiuh th ( Jpetition emanated * and . that In" cf ) ij ] d bour tesfiiiliouy to the - ' respectability of tha rut' 'tluir . -- ¦ . /• ' ¦ '¦ - '¦ . " . . ' ¦ . ¦ :. : ¦ '¦ '¦ . , iif . HUME wished to ask the Noble Lord v the St ? erat : > . ' ry for the lioinivpepartinoiit , whotlierliehad any ohjv'ofioii to repriuiing certain doeiinrurits rcjr la-tin f , ' tu yJ . ii . KUi , as it , number of Hoiu Geatlemen v . - . o . j iad noc boc'ii iviombers of thu fonnor lluiis ^' , ¦ 'ci' : * unacip . uiinted \ yiili the report of-tli ' . " * - Cojnuii . s n ^ ii- 'iv- , . - > :, : oi tli . jiniiiufijs of ovnii'iice taken b (?! iir « tl'o Coinuiir . ee on Canadian affairs , 'in ISSi . He ii : p \ vuut i : v » a : i of the utmost hnportance that every . V ^ enibev . s'no . uld have the bpporLuuitv-qf . nmlciu / r of
¦ : » in ;^ ejfnu- ! -d . er ihe -facts , preparatory to coiiiin ? to r ; iur . il Uctenuination on 'die question . Tiny had not . : s yji been able to ' inustiir inert ? than two . or t riv- Iiu . : uiv . i Members when ' the rijilits , ' of a whole j Siivi ou . were nuder ' discivssion . lie , tiiereibre , moved I -h'ltV ..- - ¦• ¦ ' Ho . 'uvueu ' ts -lw w-printed . | ' ' . ! .. ' n-. i .-i ' . i-i was agreed to ; j' ; . (! : ; - ' . ' - . ' - . . KJN ' iiioved for oertaiu returns relative tu . '•' .:. ' i . ' o >') i- i . \ w Aiai .-ndincnt Act , — . ' ifirecd to . ' . 0 r . ¦ i 1 ¦ : 'X \' . haviuii been calkdonby theSpealyW , i ; : civ .- i dyii tV pvtitiiniof John Arthur Uuebuck , \ v ! : >; i-iu . <; l ); .-etf ]> i ; i ? senie ' d by him on Weani'sday I eveivir : > . v \ -o « , be . no > v read . The petition was then j : r . ¦ ::.. ! . ¦•• k-.. V , by tlie C . lfcrk-,- ' ' / . ;' I-ii-11 . i" w i . IS ' . visiied to call the . attention of the I il .: ii * e ! , i ;; .: ( "mission \< i thttpvti . t . on , no doi ' . bt , acci-!' ¦; ' Hfir , yv lii . - . ' . icviTiludess , it \ vasdo duty of every . Vis-vain ¦ ¦ ; ¦; : nat ilousnioVce tliat U ' ui re ; ituUtions it ri - ;; . i ^ i ' . . . i n . v-n'i attciiiled to .. The House ' - rei | iiiivd iir . iu ;¦ . ' . ! . oii ; ii ) ns it vhould be stated tb'W if \ vjrs
•• lu-j : ! : Vi !;' .. ? ]> L'iiU <> u , " . and ta'st " ' your .-pc ' iifioue-r ¦ : iii ; -. ; il ; i-. - ' . iv . Vvi !' , " ' . neiiher of wlucli phrases wrro \ u ; .: l' tf : > - •; - - : t ' . i ' . 'lition .-. Terliaps tin- { -ion . Aieiuber - ' . i' L ; .-i-.. .: v . r : ild state -wiieUier tUut oriii ' s ; -. ioii was v . --. :: . ;; . ' . ( . . ' t ., ) c ? If i ; \ nuo not . ( lccidi'iitii ! , he ¦ : ¦ . ' ¦¦ - "; i ¦ ¦ el :, . liis ilii . tv to . eail the attenuon oi ' ihe 1 i . 'Vf . ' n . vi . rc : n ;! y to t .. e > ubje ^ t . 1 Mr . ( l :-i . v . '' i ' . i- j wj ' . ji tjtivie .-sura Iliiit it never was 'hv' i'n . " iiiv >; i oi " Mr . iiowi / iick io . ^ h ^ w ' any \ viiut « j ! ¦ ¦ - ' X ( i 1 i - iii' i io . i . se , : ; uji ii . ' 'felt coir , iiii ' i'i ! , there-¦
. •;>• • I .. ; : ; ! . > t . o ; ir .:-biou vvhs entirely accidental .- -. i- ' or ii . . .- n ,,. ; j ; ' - ¦ -, , In ; was ! i <»| , . . avvsi ' -re till liiepresenc moj-.:: fUi i ' -i ::. i > - .. crj liuiiibly , " Or the w'pnis' ' your . '*¦ ' .: i-i-. ..-:.- ' . - \ -:- . ! .- \ v slicwuth , ' ' . .. were I'ssiMi'tisilly- ni'ce . s' '' . - ¦ y ¦ ' . ¦ . '' ' . ' . •' ¦ ' . i ' li ' in jiresi'iited to thnt ii . ouM * . ( i I ! : " ' - - - ! - ' : iii . ' :-y . . bis lint ih'c ^ i ve In-n i , lie liad - jm ^ i'Utt'd - ¦ ¦ i-. v-fiv 1 jn . ' . (¦; . s which did not -contain tho .-w . w . nv ' s . . ' ii' i :. i ' .. I ' . ! : ' | s ; iid rliat the Honourable Mi-uiber i ' . T L 01 . . iv : i > - , iiiiir s ' tu ; -. i . d-, th" : U' ilVe . ou . i-ssion . was uiMii ' n .-: !! ,-. ); ,. ; . woiil'l ., perhaps , allow liim . t .- > ob-.- ' . ras i ;' i : ii \ . m ouiy-. exception to the r . ii . ; of the i : ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦' o-i' v . ., 1 ¦ •';< n-jiiirud thcimr . KUiciipn oftlio wonls ^ ^' ¦; > i , i ' . ; m-of a Peei-or aOiniAer . It . was inorc ¦¦
j < - •; ¦ •¦ : ¦ ' ' : / : ;\ i-. ; -: :-ary ' . hat-Hintrule should be adliea ' , j - ¦>¦' . tii .- r ,. . ' ( . ' : ' a person . who bad had . the honour I o ! •;; rJ 1 m l -: vt I'loUs ' e . Il ' tlu ! petition Tisid Ihv-i I i . n ' . i . of ; n : ordinary person iie ahuuld not huve ! . ' . ' . ( 'ii > ' . ;' . then rost > , but was 'interrupted by I . ir j ; . . ' !¦ ¦; .- . i ., who fi-ayi ! notice , that when the j ' . inn ; : i ¦ ' :,., i . i-v . l il \ tt > Ci ' vinniitlot ' , ho . wol'dl lt ; O ; . - e I liis ' > . ; - ' . , iii . i -. ii licii purls . p i' the Uill : is expres ^ e la ¦¦
| j | ! ; ;' - ¦•' , -, ,- > 11 i ,. ; ir the Couvent- ' . ni , or Coinimlieir , cr "• 'i .:- ' ¦ ' ' ¦ . ' . v . ;;< . " ' : i ! i . (» fl , w . ; s to iucet in a ivpfeienti :-Vive ,: < ' •¦ ' i-ii :, ; :. d iil ; .. > Of ouch part us'pave her -M : > ; c .: ; . ¦ ¦ ' ! , C . ' -. i ' iii . il a power to repviil the Ji . li . : . w" tiM / . i ' ij proceeded . Ui muvi V . i'at J . A . , lloe-; . i . - : ! cii , ; ,.- (; . i -,-. iu-iU'd at the bar ( if liuit Mouse ' , a . s y . i ' e . \ : \ 'i > : . si lii'As .-: eiuiily of LowerCauaiJa auaiiist . : .. e C "; i ! i ; t . .. Lv i , y \ f \ ¦ tin ? -. second reading thereof . I i ; . iir . tut ! , " c- \ xyov . ils . \ vliich were spo'lvou . in ihv ; ! !¦; . )( : ¦ ;• ¦ ;• \ hi ; i 1 : 0 iirst brought forwii . rd ihe - petition' ol | . > : i' . . Kiv ! .-- - ; i ' ¦ ' , in' hoped that ilo ' n . ( ieutLjiueu , :. v ' - iv' -., i" : 1 -. )• r . nnioiis liivv'ht be iis to the policy ui j iir . 1 i . >\) : .. - v . i .. ; 1 ihink it noUii :-: / , ' more tbah justice . ¦;; :-it ;! : c A : ; - ; , - ; ii of the Assembiy of Lower Canada i , -ao'i , ; ];;;¦ ,- ¦ .- : ; n oppi ) ri . uiiity ¦ of -bf-iiig heard in their | . •! -. •!' .-. ii ' i ' ,- i : i me preamble of the . I 3 iil , it . was thi ' j i . uv :. !! -. - oi . u . i' House of Assembly which , it would
s * i-1- ; 'i ' - '• - ¦ ¦ if ! ; e preveuted , and the suspension ot ii . e L ';« n :-ti-t' : i-. ou of Lower Canada , in fact , sigiiiiied ' . k « ' . i .:. ¦• - ..- Hu ¦>) ' t \ u As .-ieinbiy , wlilch was tUeniost ii ; i ; ; . n . ! :: j- ; ut . of that Cimstitutiun ; and when ( seut ' i-vii -: i : ¦ . •' ., 'Heeled liosv inipt'r ' ectly the Hoiiit ' v-::. s ! ., ! : ' , << ij . ith . iuforraatiOn upon the-aJlairs ui L ' iV ... \ :,. ;¦ u ;| , and I row coinpletely the iiii'onn ; iti ( jn u » -11 ti ' .- j -: ' :-i possess ciiiiuj from one side oi the t ; rn' - ! . 11 ; :, ' i \ - , t . iey couldnut but agree that it would ! ;¦ V . Vi j - . i . is . - . liu- to coniuUiv vv i ' a . r uinl inipnvUul enn-< : . 'i : ' . !> ¦ ., ,: ;; .-, ) t ' . i ' s s ' ubjiyt , 'V . "i-f-ho : ; t giving fuM-oppi ;!' - tr .: i , ny Ju > t ! ,.. s | ,-i > rsons v . iX ) represent the opinions 0 t . ' . e ' i- ; - - ! U . i ' . ' if A ' -senibl y ^ and "\ cere . naturally well 0 ' iii ; : iiif . ' -. i " ,,. !! the itnairs ol" Lower Cunriua , oi
:- \ -lv : ! - s - )^ r > h ' . hrtr ciise t . etore the Huusu , —CUiuer .. - . Ijv GI .. . 1 ; ' l'OXK t ' : u ) Tiy . htit would lie de : 4 rab , e !<> Ixi-. i-r ; i > " i ' un :. ( lenUt'inun on this Bill ; at . the .-::: ;' .-eti : i ; e ] - . i < 'V-ir . it ' his duty 'to ' . protest- against any minion ji < .. ^ ,-, g the Honse * whii - h should recogiiit ' e " Mr ..-KociJt ^ -lc as the agent of the House of A . ' - ' K - . - . 'diiy . : ¦ ¦ ¦ . ' . f-Aik-r a li ) ii ; ' |[ ' couVersntirtu about whether Mr . Yuk-1 , sir ] : v > iu- ' , or was not , , the agent for the v . : ;;;; ii : i ; : its \ uuii entitled to -be' -heard in that capacity bv tin * 1 iense- ' ¦ - . '
J he L-i iiA'KSII- ]> ut the question that Mr . Roe-Ouck irelif- -rti : it the b .: i . r , wliich was agreed to . Lord , U / : ;; : ilUSSKLL moved that ibe ' Lill be iva ' i ;; f . \ -oii . i time . ¦ ¦ ¦ : ... ¦ ¦¦• • . ' . ' .. ! . Mr . Ii ' C . Viv ; suggested , that 2 > 1 r . Roebuck m | j ; ht j be v . ' s'll ! : t' ; ir . ! , th ; it the siune indulgence slioui . t 1 l < e . give : ; U < V . ha as had been given to Mr . O'ConnLil I :-n tiH " . \ :. by . 'dvanciug tlie Bar . - ' - j ' ) . ii . s ^ . iVL ' li'f to a breach . tiuiohg the " collec-¦ .. uve .. v . 'isdani "¦ that- would have done little credit j \ - > the wi ^ 'M- contracted beer sh ops ; after which 'I ''! ., cm ; . .-. ; . * i .-u _ .. n . j \ , i _ ¦ . n ¦ l .. ' l . i- i . il . tviAiv called Roebuck t the
Tji ' . * '' . . EK Mr . o bar , tMi ' i ihi ; liill having been read , be said that tlie ii ' dusj , iiad consented to hear the Learned lieiitleniun . '"¦ •; . - .. ' . ' iVt r . U-v ; . i ! -V .. L"C . Iv siiid , Sir , I appear befora yoii us the p / iU ' ioui-vjl agent Of the House of Assembly oi ' -Lower C : ri . cl ; v ; and I hold in my hahd the fiitesUsi resolution of that ; body , by which I am Jippoiwu-ii . ' } a ' . id , if it be pleasing to your House , t v . i ! l I ; . n 1 it in , to be read by your Clerk . Lalso holii in my luuid the . letter . of tl ' ie Speaker of that i i . « use , oiriii ' - iHiiciiting to irie the resolution of the . Hijus .- uf As-i'jubly ^—which letter , inasmuch as it contains tkiiK-ring expressions towards myself , I . would rathe . ; - lirmd to . '"¦ y-onr Clerk , to be " read by Mui , -than" ( hat 1 sliould read it inyself . —Hear , hear
— i ' -- -am here to deft-nd , against a . Bill of Pains and Pena . itii ' -i ^ tha 1 fouse of Assembly of Lo \ svr Canada ; li ftd in defending them I ani here to accuse the present Admunstration pf high , crimes and misdenieuuoiirs , aud inastnuckas I do not consider her Majesty ' s jijvsent Ministers any portion of this House ,- I am not boniid to . use towards them that respeci . : tjl- deference which I Should be ^ willing to 1 .: y tow : ; i- ' . s t '; is House , Neverthelesij , in addressing yoi :, Sir , ; : ¦ . <; its repi ' cseiitntive and head , 1 siiall i- ! : dt'M \ o ; . i- to maintain all proper decorum to the iss-.-uiulvd Coinmons of England . But this House iiiid now inMoie iL two . parties-to be tried—the House oi- Assembiy ^ m the one iand , and her Majesty ' s > ii-inisters- on " the otjier . A Bill of Pains and i ' i'iiiiiiies is :: i > w , on the table of your House- ^ -a
Uill of ¦ Pjijus and Pehalties against the whol « jjeople , through their asst'hxbled representatives-iainl who sui . 'uest . s that Bill of Pains and Penalties ? Vi ' iiy , { Sir ,-- i VUall have to say it is suggested by me guilty parties ou this occasion—b y those who oiighi to be p-uii' -: shed—and not , tlie House of As-. seinbly .- Von are now called : on to pass a Bill of Fains a ' nd Penalties against tlie virtuous representatu'ns of a people , that lias arisen from a state of things brought abciut iiot By the misconduct of thtf ilcnsf oi . the Assembly , ' but bythe " vacillation , . tlie weakness , the imbeciiity , and the strange -iiic 6 » . sikeiicy . - ofl . her . Maj ^ stv ' s Ministers . Kow , I beg to siiy , in the outset of what I have to observe , that 1 am here to defend tlie House of Assembly
of Lowur C-Liiiiida . Ihave notliiiig to do with , any other - Province . I have nottiingr to do with any other subject ; . I am here to defend the House of Assep-ibk of Lower Canada . I am not here to i iisiify revolt , llevolt must j ustify itself . I am hot here to justify it under anycircuiostances . . If revolt be successful * it justiiies itself ; if it be not successful , it niyst lie . ioBowed by obloquy . 1 inake no distijuciiofi , Sir . I see rebellious Poland , and 1 do not justify Poland . —Hear , hear ,, hear . — I , for n ; yown part , cannot understand that class of morality th'U can have a sympathy for the rebellious Poles— " can speak of them as if they were heroes , : uid \ vt tulk with contempt aiid hatred of the puor ¦ peasaiiis of St . Charles . Tins , sir , is a species oi . fii-. cunvliu- ' . 2 U "' .. iUty 1 cminpt ' underitand . I have
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. SKCM ^ BIBaBUUilZSHjjBB ^ SiHCl ^ HD ^ BSBVHBnBH ^ HENBI ^ BHflHHBHIIHBHH nothing : to do with revolt , all I haveitojsltovris , that tlve Hoose of Assembly df Lower Canioda-are in np -way connected with it . I will shoW- that the parties-who ; are eiideavonring to put npon theirbacks the weight of this rebellion , are the . ' -parties who ought to bear it , together with the shuffling policy that would make meu believe that a body of men consisting of 87 or . , scattered through , a , large district of betweftn seven or eight hundred . Eailei ,- ^ - th . ij y , arid _ they aloiie , are the parties- ^ the authors of the reiiellion that took place—those are thei parties who are guilty , because they do acts which of necessity yxcite great feelings of distrust , arid yet . do . . nothing to show that the re bell ' on shall be fruitless . Tims , sir , .. having placed , before the House the ,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ^^
parties who are to be tried ^ . viz ., her IviajestyV Ministers on the one hand , and the House of . Assembly oh the other , I . ant about to prove to you that the House of AsseKiblyis not only not . guilty , but deserving of the admiration , of their own . constituents , 'this'country , and the world , for the magnanimous stiihd they have made against tne overwhelming po ^ yer of Great Britain . I have to lay bel ' ore you , sir , a great number of facts coii ^ - liected with the history of Cannd . a ,: npon which the House is to decide whether the House of Assembly iias acted properly or not . I shall'first go through tne stiiteirieuts i ' ur the purpose of- ' ciideavoiiring . to show that the bill upon your table is an unjust bill . I shall endeavour to shoiv that the House of
Assembly are guiltless , and I shall endeavour to provetlmt the bill is an impoUtic bill . I shiillthen endeavour to ^ . how that there is a method which , jf adopted by this House , will-put intend to all ^ j s agreeiKcnts ; biit that if you once adopt your resolutioiis , war , . ' misery , and calamity will be the con .-ei [ uf ices . JDuring ' tbe ye : ir 1 / 74 , it so happened feiiiit the : iuiglish on the Continent of North Am ^ rica were in open r ^ boliibn . There was . a '" ¦ 'spirit - raised iunongst them which rebelled against the -domination of Englau . j . They s .-iicl , — " We cannot bear it any longer- ; , you seek to impose "laws upon us which are oppnv-. uve aud tyr . 'nuirnl iu their nature W Init dip ! th : KiigLsIi do under those circiiihstiinces ? Tiie ' y ' resorted to the French colonists « s a
counterpa . se to tae lui / . 'V . Ai , find- . sai'i to -their . r— "We will pat down the puntanical fnnaticism of those fellowsi ?> V . ' . e 'did fill « e coiild to make the Canadians French atthaulisastroiis perioJ of our history . Thats sir , is the first instanceto wiiii-. h I will mil the attehtion « i- the Hmi . se . What is tlie next 9 Why , that in the 1 . 8 th year-of ( ieoree ML , when this : House and the other House of Parliament-, ' smd all '"' -England , received' a bitter lesson at the "h ands of rebellion * Colonies , a - uecUralory Act was passed b y \ vhich it was stntc . l -tluvt thare should , lie no levying of rates or tax' -supon tlie Colonist- of fiiv ; it Britain in'Jfofth Anii-rica , witlu'iU th ¦ consent of their Legislature , ail . ' , iu l /' . H , that sol . 'inn p U-diJ ' e was given by 1 W a-sem ! del P . iriiameutof Sviglaud , that Lliere should be ii » k ' vyic-g «!'¦ taxes , nnd fio : npprnpriation of revenue in ( \ iii ; i ( la , except bv t ' te consent of the
t ' auiithiin Lejiislaturi- ? . In 1 / 94 , comiminications to !; plii' -e } , i- ' . vi \ . n t :: e Govevnor and the ITou ' se- o ? Assvuihly on the subject i > i t \ ie revenues . This is 0 p ; ir { of Uie subje .- t whic-ii it r . vay be somev / haf . dniU . -. ; i-t to ni : i . l : e t ;; e lions . ' muierstnnd . The revenues of ihe CoL > ny were divided into , three branches ! I'ii'st , t ! : vrt ! v , . . ) - . t' . ie rev . v-. viivs levied by the Prov . n-!•; : ! ¦ Art <> f P-. m ^ mi'Mt ; . eCDudiy , tlure w-j . ro the r . jM'inies Ifvi .-il by Hu- Uv ' . t . ish A < * t of Parliament ; and tlnrliy , tlii'iv wt-re th .- revenues rai : ' -ed from t' ; i---rjMl ;>; ni ternU'i'ia'l so-urces . ' 1 ' i . e iweuu . es derived IViiin t ., e provii ^ -inl AcLscl l ' : irli , iment—it will hot li . ' (! , mi' > i 1 nn » - —wiTe und ' . T the control of the H < mis-, » i-f As . Sv-nibly . Oh that there com' 1 . 1 .-hi no Upubt . ' ¦' :-it I . iiri iiii' . v gKiiig ' fi ' i i . v . - cli .-ii . ' . to tlie Vovenues : i .. i \ i . !•» fr ;> : ; i tf . ic lin&iii ActsCi ' Piir ! . iiin '( V : ' t , ami . \ l » o'tb t' . u ! c .-is- ' . iil Jiairt .-rritbri ; - ! rewniK-s . To these
the lions ! ' of Assembly wns enfitlcd by theorraiHre-.-meut ivntei-i-. iinio-by thetiovernor ( f ^ urdUorrht'Ster )' who said , to th-.. ' 1 uiuse ot' Asseinwh ' , " if you will thiiism . t t !; e reveniu-s which are nns . t . 'd . by , tl : t > Act ' of th ' . ! -British Parliament' into-a Civil J ^ ist to be raised by 't . ie Avt of the Canadian Assembly , vv will ¦ j'ivo . .. y < vi the controiil of the whole . ' Wellt' . ey (\ ia s : i—i ! vey made t * u- rh ; uiges as the ( Jpvoruor . liesiri 1 - ;! . This wns in J . 7 ; M ; . but the Royal Assent wiis not'given lo the C ; vnnui ;> . n liill at . that time . Itwas . » ivf . 11 -in \ 7 W % ii ' iiil the pie '^ e given to the House ot . Asseiiibly . at that time had not (> een redeemed up till the 1 st and 2 , id oj William IV ., and' ti . en they were told that it v , ; .: s a boon < m the pr . rt of the Bri-Ush . ( iove ' rum . L's . it to redeem th . ; pledges—that the Guveiuaient ha i 'Ume a givafrdeal for .. Canada ^ and that the Hone of'Assey . 'bly wns . guilty of black ingi-ntitn . iVe . —Cn . es of Ue : ir . —> To—tir , it is we , that
have br . ' ^ en fsntVi ; ; infi ,. ' up to the piisiina of the A ; t of the 1 st an . i 2 nd ol Williaiu IV , v . e had broken fit it h with the House of Assembly , ' aud we arc now eniiervoiiriny- to take advantage of our own wrong . — l ! e ; : r , hi-nr . — I hop . " the House will excuse me for reading the corrcspoiide ^ .-e to which Ihave allu . u'il . Lt is e . xi-ei ; din ; jl y pa . ni . ul to myself , i ; nd I infet . suppiisf it to by ' t . e .: ioiis to the House . [ The Lean ; -.. ' ;! ( ji'iit ! e ' , i \ i ) n tSen ]> vo ceded to read the I ; -i ; er of Lord i )' or . oi ; e ' sti-r Io the S | . e . 'iker ? of thellonso ot Aseiubly uf Lower C'mnda- in l /' . i-S , oiTerir . g to place : trndur 011 rro 1 . 1 lof that House rhe casual an : ! lerritorial revenues which hisMnjt ^ ty had possessed i ' roin the tiuie- of the (' onquest . mi' the -conditionthat tbe . HouM . should -grant his Majesty a Civil List
li . tr the Government of the Colony , without the votes oi' the BritWh I ' arlinueut . ] 1 " hope there will ' , be s . 'iiia attempt to show t ' . ie injustice- of the demand of t . e IJnusy-of A .-.- 'enibly to tliose terriotorialrevenues thus solemnly jdveii up by-Lord Dorchester . —Hear . —I want to bear wherein the injustice-arises—\ vht . ' . rviu it exists ; and why the llouse of Assembl y is to be as jiiled by ev « ry epithet which ingenuit y can i-i-iyt'ivt . for deifiandiiijT flip ternton :: ! revenues . The Ilonse ir . ny be surprised why I urge , this' point so . strongly , bu ; is to inenialterofvitnliinportance , it is that winch the House of Assembly . has claimed up to tlie present liour , nnd it is : for the making -of th : s cltiiu . i tUnt they are now to bo punished . In the . evidence of John Nelson who has since obtained an
unenviable notoriety , it is most distinctly stated that this claim Imd newr been given up—laid never for one mom . eiiC bi-en abandoned—in fact this claim was the . ' . ' ft > . articles of their political religion . Mr . Xelson is also asked whether there has ever been any , instance where the Colonial Legislature has ever repealed an English Act ? His answer is' most di-iiiuetly—no , we neier pretend' to anything of the kind . Such being , the state of nflairs they ebntinued iu the same state up to 181 t ) . The Government , had a certain iimoiint of money appropriated to | hem- - selves-v-they did not go beyond that sum ; they did not call on tlie Assembl y for more hioiiey- ^ -they were contentel with the revenue given them . Whenever the . House of Assembly asked what .: was
done with that money , the answer was , We are cbht ^ nted ' with what we . liave got , and will giveno account of it . It so happened , that tor making that demand , ceriaili Mahihers of the House 'of - . Assembly , were thrown into p : is < m for making that proposal . Sueh is-the-way that Colonies are . g overned .. Such is the way that irresponsible . power is always used . Wh y was this the case ? The explanation is clear . Everybo'ly uuderstahds wh y it was the case . The officials-of tiait country—and I am now about to speak of a party who Were the cau ^ e of all the noise ¦ tiiut ' isniiidu iiow—the officials said : We do . riot likfl being paid by the House of Assembly . Why ? America is an economical country . England is far from being so . Our scale of expenditure is whollv
unlike the frugal expenditure of America . The Governor of Low-er Canada , a minor officer , has , as much ; pay as the President of the- United States , who in at the head of a nation second to none upon the earth . What the Americans think safliaent for the " payment of their . President is thought by ¦ thos-j who govern these things in Canada as hardly ' enough , to pay the expenses of a delegated Governor from England . All the officers in Canada compare themselves with England , the people : of Canada compare them with Arnerica . The people oi Canada say everything in Atuerica is done emeiently but done cheaply . We here deal with millions as if they were thousands , and pay according to thfe extravagant rate of our own country . The parties
there were exceedingly desirous ot being paid by ibis country instead oi ' being paid according to the economical notions -of Anipnca . They did all ; they could to light off the possibility of the eoutroul on the part ol this Assembly ; and ' from this hasarisen all tae 'evils , disputes , ill blood , and opposition that has arisen in Canadii—to the resistance of the official parties to the investigation of their parties . I ' . will trace . everything that has occurred to that cause . 1 will trace to that the desire of an Elective CQUUcil ; in fact I will show tliat every mischief that has oQcurredin Canadahas been consequent npon that . Sir , we hear a great deal aboutstoppingthe ' supplies ' : Sir , the Legislative . 'Couiicil threw put a ± 4 ill of Supply which had passrd the House of-Assembly ,
ontue ground that it . was ' -not . sate to taike an annual bill . Who began the practice ;" of ' -stopping .. ' . the " supplies ? The party predominant in the Legislative Council . Who are they ? Sir , at that time there was an Executive Council and a Legislative Council — : two in name—one in reality . The Legislative Council said "We will escape Tesponsibihty and controul—we vi'ill not have an annual Civil List—we will have ap . ermaneut . Civil Listi voted in one round sum " therefore they threw , out the ArinualSnpply Bill ; they set the example of refusing . supplies to the llouse of Assembly , andthe House wilvbe surprised to hear—I challenge contTadiction—that for on ' ce that the House of Assembly hare refused sup _ the so
plies ^ Legislative Council have done three times . Two years only the House of Assembly have refused supplies ; and for that they are to be deprived of the power of controlling tlie public expenditure . Then came the famous Union projeefc- ^ a p roject which emanated from the very party who are now the eon trolling party iii Canada—who devispd and directed the machinery by which the , Constitution of the Canadians was taken from them . Now , Sir , there is oiie very remarkable circumstance , I mean the failure of the Receiver-general . I mention this circumstance as illustrative of the mode in which colonies are governed , and of the necessity of a very acenrate supervisior on the part of the Lt ° Islative
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• g— " ™ ^ ¦ — 11 Assembl y . The Assemhly wanteAi an account of the money in the hands of the Receirer-gerfletal--the aepqunta were refused and the H 6 usi ? said we will appropriate no more money . Thif Receifer-general fdiled—ie owed £ 100 , 000 . Some one srill tell meihis isau old story . At tikis moment he owes the money , Itis nqv ^ loO ^ - ^ Hear . hear .-i-I h ^ ve 'heard it said they have got his estates— -his estates do not cover one-tenth part of the whole sum . At this moment the chest is empty , and £ 150 , 000 principal aiid interest , have "been robbed from the Canadian Exchequer . By . whom ? By one of the party who talked about the ^ honour and prerogatives of the Crown , nnd said it would be an infringement on stich honour aiid prerogatives of the Crown .
• i ? M 1 ' . t - ¦ . ^ . - " " J * J 1 " ¦ " - t ' '"¦ - *» - ¦ - ' . J if they were to listen to the demands' of the Assembly . The Assernbly said we'll try you ; they did try him ; he proved tdbeabanlfrupt ; never paid the money ; and the people demanded of this cuuHtry to' pay back the money which its officer had taken ,, and this -country . •¦ refuses ; ' Lord Dalhousie issued : v'airants without any order , without any sanction from the Legislature . The Legislative Council went further- ^ they threw out every Bill they could lay their hands on , that ; was of any possible utility to the country , and in 1827 and . 1828 , agents were sent out to this country : complaining 01 tiie manifold . grievances under Which that country laboured- ^ I beg the House to bear in -mind the fact
that they complained of the conduct of the legislative Council in throwing out various Bills granting the necessary' ; sums for all the expeuces of V the Civil Government in '¦; , that- 'C Province . In the year 1831 a liberal Government was formed -ra . 'Government accustomed to declaim against oppression- ^ a Govemhient composed of pursohs who had been the advocates of tlie rights of the . people on the opposition benclies- ^ -a . Government . composed of persons who have iudiudtvally declared against the form , of that very Constitution ofwhich the . Canadian people complain ; in fact , the friends of the , Canndiaus were supposed to be in ppwur ; men who have laid down broad principles . 01 liberty —who have offered their lives lor the freedom of
fheir country ; and -in conseiiueuce of the . declaratiims of these s . tro ' rig- and sworn supporters of the cause , the feelings of tha Caiiadiana 1 were ; naturally raised high— their expectations were elevated , and they ; . said—" ' Oh , now we have got our liberal . friends into office , men who told tne people , of" Upper Canada to stop the supplies if they wanted their Constitution altered ; why , we have . got . Our friends into power , said they , and shall , we not have a ren : eiy for our-grievtuices ? " They indeed expected those things ; ' . but , like many others , they had been most egregiously disappo i nted in what is called a i ibenil Goveninient . When this Government first Cyin ' e into orrice , it had to consider the alterations proposed bv the Committee of J . ^^ y . They saw the
great desire - of the people was the . improvement of the Council , and they stated so much as plainly as men ; could who-wished to take upon themselves ' little responsibility '' as possible . '' . They said that a Si-i . ipns alteration must he ' . Tr iiide-ia . the . coiiiposiiion of Ihnt body . Well , ; the alterations were ' ir inde , out the people were- not satisfied ; They naturall y . saLi ,. "it "' you choose to put more men " upon- the Ccuncil - it doois not follow that you have alteredjits chanuter . Ihe majority io still against the people —you inaychoose two or tliren men whom you call independent , but they fire the very -people whom we cay ought nofto ' tie . in it , and we say that you are merel y keeping the word of promise-to the ear , i ' i ? jt . that you violate its spirit . The Canadians then said , "We are placed in a new position . We . Lave proposed our alterations^—they have hot met the views of the Ministry—therefore we ; Will " h ; ivo more . " W hat is ' the consequence" of . this ?
Von fancy that men on the otuer side of the water ! r . re without feKliHg—that they may he insulted wirh luipunity ^ - that they may be called all species of :: r . ;;! . es with perfect safety . And the then Secretary of !> tiiuV ^ lr . Stanley , wrote out to the ( iovernor , a « d immediately said this was what was called a ^ iitiiniaiCohveutiim—pretty broadly intimatiug this was tu be a copy of thy National - 'C onvention ;<> f I ' ranee . When the House of Assembly received this ' 'statement they were , very naturally ,-highly , incensed . ^''' -Thi'y ' . ijt ' -UwdvUiat- ' thc liiglit Hon .. - . Gentleman must hayi kii ;> - . vn the state of the country . I think they were wrong in that . Ke knew notliihg about it . 1 am sure In : did iiot . And the House of Ass . inhly were , therefore , grossly in error ; but it was a pardonable one Although he kue . w nothing of the conutrvi yer he Ij-rought forward measures which <\ yere to regulate it . The Housd of . Assembly were grea tly in censedtliev said tliis io an instilt to as .. i \ dued to this tliere
was anotuer source ot giieyahce : —tiit-ysaid , you have added to your Legislative : Council—you butcher our people ; and , added to this , they recollected also ihat circumstance liivA taken phico at Monfcrevl ¦ w ii ; ch W ( j ! ild never be Torgotten , namely , the ; shooting of the peasants atrit , Denis , They said ' -that Government is not parental tliat sanctions such things in a country so peacelul , ' . ' that no disturbance winch reffufred ' even the . " . interference of-a constable ' s staff hud taken ; place . . The people of Caivada have neveT ibrgotteii that , end they never will- Recent events , too , have only served to render still deeper that already unfavourable impression . which the Crnadian people have to this country . I say ; Sir , that if you do-no . * take care what course you pUrsiie , sbmething will- coice that will read you a l-issoii of ' ¦ 'humility alter the . fasliiou our ancestors were liuuiilitRted .
Sir , I hove now brought down this suijject to theyear i' 834 . In that year the iirst real and sincere det ; rr niiiiuxion to " stop the supplies ; took place . In tliat year-there were no supplies , but the House of Asseui" bly passed resolutions , as they had done bei ' i > re , stating their grievances . Mr . S . itice succeeded Mr . Stanley at the Colonial office , and in an interview which he had with two gentTeineu ageiits of the Asseinbl ' y and myself , he said he was anxious to : uo ju ' sticJ to the Canadians . We had scai-cely left th « ofi ' iety when a despatch was penned , directing the jE . overii . or of Lower Canada to pay the oillcials . whoin the Assembly had determinea not to pay ; and he supposed that lie had got out of the dihcalty by the ¦ special plea , that he did not , as Lord BalhoUbie had
ilone , take the money out of the public chest , but ordered the Govenior to pay the ofliciuls—drawing upon . the ' . Treasur / ibr the'money . Ko wonder fur ihe-riouse of Assembly to be incensed , anu ' -to ' coiii . ' plain' of the conduct of the Governor in paying ihe Civil List . In 1834 they had come to tue determinutiou to . refuse the bupphes ^ until ; their ' grievances were redressed . In 1 S 35 , however , tiiey ^ found the Governor had paid the amount of , tlie Civil List , and naturally incensed at this they again , retused tile i \ ippl \ cs fox 1 & 55 . —HeaT . — . H«—Mr . Roebuck—remembereda great iinpression being once made upon the House of Conunous . by the statement of a Colonial Secretary ; That the House of Assehiblv— -against which , the Secretary wanted
at that time to make out a case—had refused to reimburse Lord Aylmerfortheexpensehehad bean putto in , his ; ettbrLs toprotect the colony from the ¦ vi sitation" of the cholera . . It was said : thv . t Lord AyJmerh : idexpended : £ 7 , O 0 d for that purpose , and that'the House of Asse ' uibly had refused to rena-y him , upon the . ground that lie had exceeded ' uis authority in making the disbursement . A stit'jirti ' . ut of . that kind was made by a gentleman filling the . situation of Colonial : Secretary ; 'but it ws . s aiterwards proved that that gentleman must havn bfen guilty Of some culpable riegligence ; in reading or arranging his iiifonnation , as ; every one of his assdrlions turned out to be untrue , i Ie—Mr . Roeb ' uc };—maintuined that this partiul dealing with . tlie
truth ' , tins garbling with evidence , was more h ' t ' tiiigtoGTdBailey practitioners thaii to those who advised her MajestyVaiid directed the councils ' of the St ; ae . lie would now return to the stream of his narrative . Upon ; the dismissal of Mr . Spring Rice , Lord Aberdeen was . appointed to the Colonial ; Secretaryship , and with the Administration of which that . " NoMe Lord was- a naeniberj was origiu-ited the . bright idea of a GpmmissJouer , arid a Commissioner m'bb in consequence -appointed . ¦ But it so . happened that the' Government of : Which Lord" Aberdeen was a ttiember did not stand ^ i ! was not ' permanently The S ucceeding Administration , however ,, was exceedingly delighted with the idea of the Commission . But , not wishing to take any thiiig 1 Which assumed ¦
the , appearance of an improveineiit from their opponents , they detennined to do something that should be their own , and with characteristic intelligence and zeal they at once destroyed every thing that was good in the Commission ; for , instead of cuiinmrig the responsibility of the Connnissiou to one man , they determined to extend it tb three . And how did ' they extend it , ? What character did thej ; give to . their Commission ; ? They compounded it of three dilVerent sets of politicians . Gi these three Commissionere , the first ^ ras a high Tory , tQ £ ? second—the term seemed contradictory , but there was no other to supuly its place- —a Tory-Wliig , and the third a Radical-Whig .. ' These three men . * vreiit out to Canada , bound together by one iSecretary . What did they go to do ? To in ^ uirL ' , True , they went to inquire—but what about !" ¦ - ' . The ¦ ' gr ievaiices of'the . people . / JBiit the grievances of ^ the' people were best reflected by the body which had befQ
elected as ; th ^ . representative of the whole of thein . The House , of Assembly , therefore , very properly said , * ' We are the people ; ' we are returned as tbe representatives of the people , in a manner whicli you . cannot impugn-r-you do not pretend to say thai we do not represent the opinions and feeling of the great majority of ther people- ^ why ^ therefore , send out a Commisisiori to supersede us , who assi'inble here under the sanction of ail Act of the British Legislature , whilst the Commission comes ou t only under the order of the ! Crown . ? " ¦ ' Howfever , tkd Conimission went out , and if he--51 r . P . o . ebuck- — wanted anything that shoula justify in every particular the proceedings of the House of Ass ' euibly in "Lower Canada , he would point to the lxepeit ot the Commissioners to ' Yurnish . -him witlt that justidcatiori . Every part of it afforded a complete justification for every act of that branch ot the ColoiiiaV Legislature . ; Attvvelveo * clock , Sir W ; M 0 LESW 0 RTH moved the adjournment of the debate , wliich \ vus . u 2 rt .-yd-to «
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Lord UH 0 N ecvjiiirt-d r . s io tie - :. rohnble I ' . iae . LordGLENrLL ( . . —Of co :. r .-e ii " n , - «; St r .-si with thei Cm-L-ri- or : : chc— rhe tl :. ie . The pr ;^ js : i ; ' IS , iiiS ! ^ ii > i : u' . ; . a iliVitL- i . ; . j -i .-ii-i ^ li'Iv tJ I . oiuLa .: ! .- ! a cer ? - ; Puii / r .-.-r-- . -r ^ > •;¦ : ?! " ! LordELLr-Nii' ^ 'iiUUUil . —S .: v > , < i n ^ f . e ^ re- ' sent Honse of Assembl y to Lv suspeaJed . I'oiv will -u be then ? . Lord GLENELG . — "If the Legi .- -i- . tsre of Lower Canada he suspended , it is propoie ^ thuc he i-h-uiii endeavour to oLtcin some i . ' e . - ; . .. ns who would * f . uv represent the yrovince cf Lot : er L " :-. n : tan . i : is < u- Jsesku he ^ 'hoiud c : iii on the en-::. > ri ox Lo-. tLs-J ¦ Caucuia . Tvre arc now i ! ve cisrrlcis in Lover Canada , from which we propose to L-. ap thvte ' RpprtrsentatiVt-. * ciii . ' sen under uie ] -r ?> v-nt rra . chise . Lora liR ( J' . * ' ill Ail . —i > v the pres- _ -iic ^ ec * ors - Lird GLENrlLG .-Yes . " Lord BRGUGHAlvi . — Oh . tuzVs absurd . — Lanshter . L * " rd GLENELG . —At theiamo tirae apovrc-r io select the be .-t time in which to call lor ;\ n ^ sienil-Iv of those electors . Ths Address having bean road fro : n tlie SVo ^ lsack . Lord -BROUGHAM ' then ro ? e and addresf » d their Lordships in a speech of nearly three hours duration in the course of which he " administered one of the severest castigations upon tiie Government which ever fell to the lot of auy ! set of ilinisters . TheirjLordahip ' s speech is allowed on sli hands to have been u . nubleune , thoni-h abounding aa it did , with bitteme ? s aiid invective against the Gowrn--ment . Lord . MELBOURNE defended the Ministerial course of policv . - . ITw Duke " of YTELLIXGTON reminded the House , that he had - " protested" against the ill advised measure of Lord Ripon , passed in l&J ' l , for giving np the Cro \ vn revenues to the House of Asseniblv , without seenrias a permanent civil Tut
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Jan. 27, 1838, page 6, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct990/page/6/
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