North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

treated with lofty disiain BY The Bf,isI
population, fof 30 other reason than ibei
Fffneh ongIn, whist the government, ol
The other hand, instead Of giving them al
I Eugllsh education, osJoled and ooaxe,
them, as i imagined, bY giving places t.
a few Of that class. The leaders OF III,
Canadians seeing an assumption Of super
orly over them by men, most Of whom
were their interiors "a talent, and in every
/ thing else, felt 10 inclination 10 smalea
msie with race which desplsed them
! The common saving Of the Canadians wa,
/" que las reritabies .fagiais soHt les prem.
iers des hommes, mas IL men went pas au
I Canada" Stupid, senseess prejudIces,
kept men apart whom the liberal policy Of
the Mother Country intended to unite to-
Rether, IN the common enjoyment of Brit
sh freedom aud British institutions. - Que
bee Coi0nisf
The Chancellor of the Exchequer was
lately delivered OF the Budget. In ii
appears the item, of some G240, 900 stg.,
for extraordinary expenses caused BIZ Ca
madam troubles, during 1857 and part Of
1883. Next comes another item, of rising
E1O0 900 sterling, for extraordinary ex.
penses, caused by the second volume of
troubles. After this exordium, we have
question 10 ask of certain personages in
these Colonies, namely How much OF
the second item would have been saved to
honest John Bull, If the FIVE hundred reb
els lodged in Jail during the first distur~
Dances, had been quietly shipped off to
New South Wales, by sentence of a.
Court Martiali-Our opinion is, that John
Bull would be half a million, at least, bet
ter oil that a number who are now stalk
ing on the shady banks Of the Styx, |
would be walking on the shady banks OF
some river OF this upper world, at the
present moment, and, that great many
houses and barns, which made a fine iu-
last winter, would be- now over
The heads OF great many bipeds and |
luadrupeds, who have been obliged TO BIZ |
'onac IN the woods and fields, or betake
themselves 10 the land, where, Liberty
aud Slavery, twin children, of a monstroui
'lih, consort together, in perfect love ana
harmony. IT'S only an opinion Mont
C0ur
The Montreal Morning Courier in speak.
ng OF NJ. Gays tour in Canada, saws:
"There is a good deal OF evaporation
IeTe, against his countrymen, which, in.
eed is not 10 be wondered at, considering
he insults, and aggravation Of insult, we
ave received altheir hands. We suggest,
S means Of restoring harmony, that part.
IS OF our people should invade the United
'taies, murder little, ravage little, burn
ouses and steamers, take possession of
'lndmllls, then receive good licking, a
mode Windsor and Prescott; after
Inch, both parties, 10 shake hands and {
~ quits" Equal Rights would then
ave been obtained, and both would have
roven themselves equal rufans and rap
,aLions." {
Il gentle hint 10 Sir George .4rthur.-
he editor OF the Toronto Palladium in his
marks OF The 10th ult., on local respon- I
bIllty states that he has /" seen one Co s
'rnor hanged and it is not impossible \
at he may see another prove his respon- s
OllIty by the loss OF life and property" {
Governor Wall, who had charge of some II
ri on the African coast, was hanged for ,,
urder about forty years ago. If we remem- /;
r the story right, he superintendent the
gglng OF soldier, and would not allow
to be discontinued when the surgeon
rs OF opinion that the man could moi {
md any more. The consequence was b
at modification in the back ensued, and bt
victim of inhumanity fingered for six W
US and died. Governor Wall absconded. 1
surrendered himself to the British ri
'vernment after twenty years had pas Ia
/; he was then tried, convicted. con. ru
nned and hanged. ia
Language the strongest, of reprobation
been applied to liberal Canadians. -
from any hatred to free principles. but pI,
m supposition, no way false, of our III,
akness. Proc!amations have been issu- int
denouncing US as Rebels, and at the pr
United States Court, for the sake of ha
ct IN England, w. l.. Mackenzie has Su
n sent TO an American prison for IS
nths! and that too, by the very men ma
were one may justly say, partners in an
crmr. For the sake of peace with ha
gland, the States would be crippled, ev
ause trade with her is a source wi
wealth; and love OF wealth. not va
ioF, is the strongest principle in an an
ercan bosom. Republicans have their an
Councils Of Ten and .Ju- ito
o. twelve, to execute the DEGREES of brt
geluI power un0n The obnov:o m.