Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-10

tyranny, whom he has been sent over
to crush. American citizens !sIread the
character of this man, given him ythe
people whom he has ruled with rod Of
iron for twelve years, and ask your
selves-,Dho Mould be a colonist?
CANADIAN GovERNoR.--Sir Francis
B. Head, tits said, returns, returns home
in consequence Of his income being in
sufficient to support his dignity. Hisin-
come being one hundred Thousand doll
lars. Col. Arthur the new Lieut.. Coy.
OF Upper Canada, was to sail on the
10th and may therefore hourly be ex-
pected. Col Arthur was formerly the
Gov. of Van Dieman's Land, and as ap-
propfiate to the occasion, and gratifying
to the loyal inhabitants Of the Canadas,
we append some extracts from the pa
pers Of that province Of last June. The
colonlsts will unquestionably delight in
their new Governor. laa
From the Hobart Town News. ----
1t was withfeelings ofthe most sincere
satisfaction, we announced in our last
number the arrival of the l.sgood ship
Elfnston, from England, bringing the
very gratifying intelligence Of the recall
of Col. George Arthur, after an admin-
istration of twelve years; during the
whole of which long period, the people
have been rendered miserable, wretch
ed, unhappy, discontented with the mis-
rule of his government. Nla
Such was the extraordinary demand
for Bent's News on Saturday last, in
consequence of the intense anxiety Of
the people to obtain correct account
of the recall ofCol. Arthur, that we have
with infinite pleasure, been obliged to
print second edition, and had not the
publication Of our paper been unusually
late, owing to the drunkenness OF our
printers, caused by the recall Of SO un-
popular a governor, our little though
popular News Register would have still
met with more extensive sale by ma
ny hundreds. " j -f.l
q We offer no apology inepresenting
our readers with the several accounts
from every newspaper published on the
island-whatever may be their princi-
pies, either government or official-op-
position or independent-of the recall
Of Col. Arthur. ss.'st
From the Colonial Times.
Gov. Arthur's recall Glorious Ne,rs.
1t is with the utmost satisfaction that
the inhabitants of Hobart Town well
come the intelligence publicly made
known on Wednesday last, that Col. Ar
thur is forthwith to be removed from
this Government. Aas
A worse British Governor never ruled
during the present century. ~ n
No sooner had the recall Of Colonel
Arthur become public, than, agreeable
to his system, his friends were ordered
to get up an address 1t mattered not
Of what nature the address was, but
something or other must be done to
send to the Secretary Of State, In order
to show how very much he was below
ed. At first a general address was tried,
butt proved a total failure. Mrs. Ped
der wrote out a very fair one, which Mr..
.s's'.eu anu sent - ',l9 n: ooionial t.oa, ,
suIellI'o go loula ~ 'l.s calriase' aha
gel as many slgna!u[es 70 y "a as 8 ne couia:
vi ~ course lhe welgnI ana ln,iuence ol
lhe Paymas'er was sulliclenI lo Ioail
mana 'ne signalures o. some, olhels
were ia auly pound 70 slg1,. iiavlng el,-
ne.s..s.aa. ,ooa 'o D., ' aos.oosi; 80; !. -haoar,s
necessarv 70 conf;ne tbs address entire.