Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
LOWER CANADA.

Political sGsirs ~ tbs province seem approach
ns crisis and Threatening an espos'oa- Tho
popolar party fancy that they Suffer grea, grosan
10 the constitution and adm nis,rsion Of theii
gu'ersmeoi and a. they have spent years 80 sup
plisslinn lot fedtca without success. they seeT
ready 10 take The guardianship Of Their rights io'e
Their own hands. Ar pspincau. The leader efih6
party ,snd msn Sho has - much control over The
Csnsdlans a. Dcmosihones exercised over the a.
iiei'ans, 10 ral'ylng be eouni'ymon ~ oil ditce'
iloLs. They arc 10 hiin iader 10 the spark. q
combusiible mass Which he csn easily rsisc TO q
aame. IN bis progress around The country he YVES
recently escorted IRON 81. Beaoit TO 81. Soholas-
TIC, by procession OF ninety Two cafragcs besides
the oathlcade, decorated with numerous aags with
Insignificant devices aad mo;tus.
From an account Of the procession the following
is extracted
First 20 orl,r came. mounted on beautiful hor-
tcs. two outidcrs heading tic procession. bearing
each large flag ON one Of which was inscribed
in large letters tho word CoNrRAD>Np.' On one
corner Of thls dag was The hgdrc Of barrel, OF
',',h vas printed the 80 -""'S"' , - y" '''
other corner vas painted a tea chest marked viii
Tie letters aud 6guro u. S.--No. l." tbeing tbs
hrst chest OF tea smnggi"d nom the United States
the centre was occupied by large rol, of tobacco
This lag showed that the people bad already com
menced The war against Tea, sphituous liquors, and
tobacco, which pny duties. The other flag which
headed The procession bore an inse ION, of which
the following is Translation:
"The blood unocen,ly she'd calls Cor vengeance
Nsdon (; Bnrbeau Marcoux Chauvin Belief
Langucdoc 2ls; May 1892"
"Immediaiely after the carriage in which M
Paplneau was seated, came a gig in which was car
red an immense white flag on the centre of which
was painted, in black, Deoihs. Hcad or SkuH
surrounded with tue appropriate and justly-mcrit-
ed "Legisiafir, Council '' The cars of the hid
eons skull were significant pierced with the words
Elective Institutions r. Whilst the monster was
surrounded in every quarter with the titles Of vari-
Gus bills which :he House Of Assembly had passed
for the ameliora'ion of the country, and which the
death. bearing monster had cQGncd. The following
are few of the titles Of the bills, which shot in
rays from al quarters the skull: Encourage.
Rient Of Eduodfion- Elementary Schools" "Jbry
hW." "Judicio,y hu." Parish and To,cnsbip
Officers bW." After these followed crowds Of 9th
or flags ia various order, and with various dev-
ces.
A magnificent American Eagle was seen float
ing on high, on white flag, with the motto Free
as Air, followed by the Canadian eagle. bearing in
his bill n maple branch. These two eagles were
supported, on each side, one by a flag studded with
numerous stars-tbe other bearing one star, with
tie words "noire Gpeair."
The indicator, the organ of Papinenu party,
says: at gives US great pleasure to learn that
the Hon. Mr. Papinesu experienced the most cor
dial reception on his arrival TO attend the meeting
of the comfy Of Bellechasse. The people turned
ont ia targc numbers. not ,oiM colors nor fogs, but
with something more signfcant-wth muskets
We are happy to learn that the people are thus
exhibiting proper sense of their situation. From
England they have nothing 70 expect but insult and
robbery
The 2lst Of May 1882 alluded 20 in the foregoing
exroct, was the day which terminated the cleo
ton in the west ward of Montreal. An election
%: member ofparliament commenced on the 18th
of the preceding April. and continued without in
lerrupton, except on Sundays and on fast day
which interviewed, until the 2lst Of Nav, when the
parties became violent and rotous that the pol-
ice of the city could not keep the peace and great
Obstruction of property, aud lie was threate ned.
On that day detachment of the 18th British Reg
ment. under Col. Macintosh was called out and
restored peace By hrln among the rioters and kill
ling three or four persons Since that line the
Canadians have kept the anniversary of that day
IN such manner as 10 cherish the remembrance
OF lis events, aud masses said in the churches
Tor the souls OF those killed that occasion. Ii
Ii day OF great excitement and those who would
Keep up the agitation asslmUlaie il 10 the anniver-
sarY OF the Boston massacre of March l77O.-U
Mercury.