Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-22
Trom.lhs De,roi, E.e.,ing Spectator.
tEvoLrTIoS IN UPPER CANADA.

We have giventhis caption to our article for
obvious reasons.---fo be sure, blood has not
yet been she'd, neither have the Canadas wa
ged war with the parent government, but they
have taken stand which viii soon bring them
to that course. The people Of Canada have
passed the RubieoB. The oppression Of Eng
land they have borne for years patiently; they
nave sent petition after petition and remon.
STRANGE after Teiao6strance; they have sued
hunbly Tor redfess Of grievances. They were
spurned; but IN spurning, the British Parlia.
nient has reused lion which it cannot con-
aner. Canada will nsw demand the full rights
q freeinen; and they will demand more than
England will ever. consistently with its pre-
vlous course, grant.
With this stats Of things we confess our.
selves highly grati6ed. We would see revo-
luton upon revolution throughout every mon.
archy---iimlted OF despolic---on the face of the
globe, until The heaven-born, and inalienable
rights OF mankind are restored. The Almigh.
" nevefdesigned that one man should weld
power not delegated by the people.
An immense meeting has been held in Mon.
treal, Y. z. at which the mos. decidedly re-.
voiutonary speeches were passed. The cry
OF "LiBgRTY" has been raised and loudly re-
sPonded 70 by the people throughout the Cana
The Montreal indicator, in describing the
meeting, says
"Here was flag bearing this inscription:
"PAplsEu, principle Of liberty. Fly, tyrants,
for the people are awakening There foated
others, bearing words, "A bloody struggle "a.
ther than the oppression Of corrupt power. ''-.-
"Shame on Lord John Russel!''---s.rhe peo-
pie Will resist coercion sc rafitudc- to our
Agent, Roebuck, and to the minority of the
House Of Commons. Long live Lenader! lion
ar 70 the working men Of London" Long live
Eoaye, Chapman, Molesworth, Thompson,
Harvey, Wade, Murphy, O'ConDor." .Li-
berty! the breath Of the people, and the will
of God" tUnian Of all parties for the com.
mon defence Of the liberties Of the country
death before Slavery. "--"U Union Of the peo-
pie the terror ofthc great" "The Patriots OF
the Two-MouDsains will resist monopoly"
"William Tracy, and Duvernay, and the per-
secuted Press" The Vindicator and the Mi
nerve. and the liberal Press" .sPeGple Of
canada! help yourselves and God will ielp
you!" '4Papineau, the man of the people. .
mo coercion" sHonor to the patriot ladies'
Of Canada "Down with the Council! No
more hands plunged in The public chest. and
then the Canadians will be liappv." "Shame
on the tyrants who would make them slaves. .
'1onor TO the defenders Of our rights" &c.
AZ our paper is about going 70 press, we have
sPass .oa no more 81 present. We shall watch
i'. ~ ne indications Of popular feeling, and
Jay tns result before our readers.
N oath. EAsTEns BouxDAsv.-Ths ae.n. d
me n..H.n Iso.a Lssds Ia the Psoyince Of New
c.u.sw NH, aasanE ars.sd and Imprisoned MI
= = r.
Maine, the Governor ofshs Is,s., ~. ~ Sa.e =
a. proclamation, calling upon ihs m;ii,s - ~
ftcmselyesip readiness % obey sueh o,as,. 4. e.
security ami the honor Of the STATE nav r.,.;.s ~