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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

7 .ADIEs COMPANION MAGAZINE, September, 1870
II "a :ss Es
Henry HsrSsrs '''''' IRON iss E gsas Embuy
R1osse4' .%i Insraham Mrs. f.Pl E ot.s'
R RsSs,, Dawes ,,,on Mrs. France: 5. 0sgood.
sa%ss WoodSoitb, Mrs Mrs Ann o sasDAeu,.
q, Daniels, Miss Miss S Susan a% Wilson.
o liz ne sss nnSsiyng + View from Moan Troy
Dick design Of Barstts Mount me Ida Gn Is r.
the aDpsr Earl e 81 Il:
The Fashion Plate embraces four distinct Ella
boratey engraved on steel; EgureI Promenade Dress
. ii. WANING MSiiRRlns Dress Dress.
TERMs:-Ssa year. or IS cents Office 100 Fulton
yls~ es%.taa.:~ssmffT E"sy Originally
y HovsHsy Mrs. ysTf E hIiisa.'y Rufus Dawes
s Ws.s" fsS iv-by the author ofLaas
g,ss an ABS Absent FEI!sRpS-by Caroline orpe
T TSs HauSsS H0ms''sad-by H: w Herbert
The sumner shqwer;by Park Benjamin sjaHa
Dream. Landry Caroline F. Orne
bs as Si 6Nsf k ss%fi as %aeSn'r
III Ii. IL Il: b fs'ssys~
Influence OfWomen-Past and Present; an Essay.
Greece.
Cleopatras Pearl--by H. r. Tuckerman
The Bucaneer-a Legend of Oden Time.
sri9ss. ty S S:soss si. Smith
The Dead Boy-by w. q. Howard.
1hs Msi.s ss s:ss wK.o Ann s Stephens
TheatrcalPark; The Season; Fanny Elsser; Woods
Buckstone; Bowery; New National; Chatham.
Literary T. view-odolphin; The Fatast; Womans Loves
Rambles after Don Quixote. y
Bright Morn Of Life.Ballad set TO Music.
Editors TableThe Lakes Nibos Garden; Fall Fashions
The Prize Tale Of Mary Derwent concluded in this
bs5 II was in Mays the work can be fur
sacre of Wyoming and faithful history Of those stirring
The present volume Of the Ladies' Companion commenced
May, from which time all subscribers supplied
Afew sets Of the work from May 1882 to April $780,
year. neatly bound, for sale at the subscription price
The Ladies' Companion published monthly the city of
New York at three dollars in advance, four dollars
during the year Each number contains Steel Engrav
ing.a piece of Music and fifty pages Of reading
letters must post paid or they will not be taken from
WIN. W. sNOwDEN, 100 Fulton.st.
p. s. Cauton.-GeOrge A. Rrum, A. w. Golf, Foster, Bis
bee & Co., F. Hodge and E. Kendall .4gtnis for
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ID E A F N T. S s

- T. "A ~ r. - >.
7 DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCA; Minis
ter Penipotentiary from Donna Isabella Queen Spain
ear. and head BY Drs cAsTLE my
BROADWAY. Also, that DR.. A. CASTL among the
most eminent of his profession skllf practical Dentist
have known these years and recommend
SsiEnsd) "A CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
W-ACOUSTlC DROPS, sure cure for the ear-ache and
and pains the for sale at 297 Broadway
TIE EFT III.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. without
springs gatures wires or any stenings which by their
above methsd obviaes all those Teeth plugged with
81 lmis. A. c. CASTLE, M d. Dentist. ISL Broadway
~ TO GROCERs.-TO LET, and immediate posses.
Nl61 session given, old established first Grocery
M and Liquor Store located in Of the business
parts OF the city, and doing good cash business The
futures will be sold at fair valuation. Apply No 50
oouh sueet' corner OF rIne. SIT
THE FARM Frs FUEL SAVER.
being the first Of the make for the
exclusive use OF WOOD constructed upon peculiarly
principle being arranged that
stove without being decomposed The bottom
so formed that the wood when burnt coal will slide into
horizontal opening under the front door, making the
smallest quantity fuel available BY being brought nc i'm
mediate contact with the air enters the
boiling bakisg, be done with handful Of char,
coal The front arranged that by changing the position
of the front door, forms shelf under which broiIng may
waste about the stove, Ii made perform
useful purpose II Is only the pleasing In
appearance but the lowest price sovc
that will 90 IN equal amount Of weIk Every stove retsed
particularly called 70 this stove:
IL Inn j. l.. MOTT, 1854 Water 81. and 20 Bowerv
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THE CASH PAaINCIPbE APPLIED TO PRINTING.
The Largest Printing Press, and the Asssor
Of Type in Amerca-WIILIAM APPLICABLE respect.
uy invites the oil publishers merchants and other
business to his printing establishment corner of
Ann street and Thea Alley, where cash
any description OF pfmtng executed in style
passed this any other country The which
worked his largest sheets, the largest the world
and persons who wish very large Show Blls be fur
nished at low Of his ability
queny under the necessity Of setting up and work
ing off separately half dozen forms a single bill
Besides the great mammoth he has ope-
ration thirteen other presses, OF superior
adapted to every description Of workmanship His variety
ges in the world TO the SMALLEST and there style
in with which he is not supplied Printing in Colors
cued IN the neatest of kind
any other material that the customer may select
ERMsCash, IN all cass The extreme cheapness Of his
prices renders adherence to this rule indispensable
The counting OF the at IL Ana street
second door from Theatre Alley. sea Inn
FRENCH CALF SKINS, MOROCCO, &c.-iO cases Calf
Skins, assorted from % to 2s ID per Dozen
4 cases black eolored and bronze Morocco,
do Opera Leather,
do white Sheep Skins and Boot Innings,
do colored Calf Skins, for binders-received per
he last arriy ais from Havre for sale by
81 am. IA. LOHsE. IS Liberty st.
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ECONOMY AND FASHION
N C n II I. E M Z Ms n u u G G

IN GEN LIE MEN'S DRESS.
SAMUEL PHIL LIPS, late of ios William street. respect
fully informs his patrons that he
his cash Tailoring Establishment to las Broadway door
Of public favor. -'
p entered that will enable him to
furnish articles ofdrsss equal in respect the first
houses in the trade still greater saving therefore,
may be seen at once by Comparing their and
oa M S,t os ~ 10 r. Just concusion:)
this fact that wthhods the proprietor from publishing no
which absolutely in the ratio extravagan
prices
8 r. wishes particular to draw attention this fact az
daily attempts madefo his style of
articles Of dress whatever from the best and
to make trial Of his system the full conviction that he
really save them thirty per cent.
An assortment of Shirts, Stocks, Bosoms. Collars.
Globes, always nhand ie27
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- A HOUSE TO LET, $50 Greenwich street, two doors
mi above Charlton. The the Of $500 per
lM part of the would be reuted Apply at
"a Courtandt, stairs slgIt
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LEARY co. Il Nos. AND 8, ASTOR HOUSE
FASHIONS FOR uATS-EAiI.I Ia40

WE shall introduce standard pstternof Gentlemen
instant. 80 o,x,s
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CARLTON HOUsE.-The proprieors take this opportu.
nifty to inform Their friends and the public that they
now prepared make arrangements with families
gle gentlemen for board for the winter by year on
6w - $4,000
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4 ssssrseuss sfe hraAs ss' 50 the nsrssng %
tbs Isl alt, Ia 30 Lewsr Ta~s n QasbFe, is the
raost casnmere5ai par, a. the Cty TIE sfe afie-
Stated ron tsssparls thai issaee aenihs sh3saHsy
~ tie Steamer Iasf atlaef, sbgaiinE upen he
roof II the store belonging is Me-. Bureau ea Ne
Sapolson wharf. ~Ach was sees sssslafea ~
flames. which. by ihe violsaee 81 he ~ina seen
reaeh.a 81 Peter Sstcsg ard Res Ssss II Fert
Ths Buildings both sides q fhs latter ssreet
we're almost sssIreiy eoasumee. and the Gre hal
extended some distance doMn :, Peter Street be-
fore j, could be subauod. No less .hsn fatre lie.
tels. several Boarding houses, and number q
Stores ard their coatents fell prey 70 the de-
siroyina elsmeat TIE loss Is estimated 10 be
be between one hundred thousand aud two hundred
thousand dollars. A considerable portion ef the
property was uninsured. The same rarl II the
City was destroyed ~ FIRE about four years ago.
and had been Afterwards rebuilt 10 mosc 6btsasd
aud substantial manner.
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R4lssr. ~ t.svsr~s-1. shtra b.Hr nssa sa3 pufs.s
vssessh3a snswrra fesaalrs a&uWsh3v Il ell ut4
nss H., 80 are eaef3sa' ss easlse srr, eosa e.
rsufe. snd taaay shssks wt faHaw Oaee usre
ssaeHshtf tss s'Eiss ard febais~ 30 a.sss 81 SIS
ia~stv.
Dr. Sriyxtso ~ Itsnr IA sissass e.,p.
ssas a sdtsthafss IF Alev8, etnys lfuaAy lsea as
asnih. hfsasN ~ Snh haskghe shd eeagkirs
and wstsls aetusnfsssse6 wtth antetv ~
heeaFhiHe, sud EcHss FaFa ia The shes sagmasgnas
Et 4 preceded hy ar egptsrton At thv rhsss a ~
nekliur ceafh sHd slight 'huetspe - as Ths
a4sease - airAgs naots ~ ssss asngtFan.. 1ha
great dangss IL ,hst these sympieras tsay scsrnuaie
10 consumption. ard immediate tesres,ss ~ aiaHu
save tbs rad. Dot d. Tsyiar's RaIsam 81 I.,r
efwofi 10 sure remedy. aud ta shos 40 e. gats.
eles saccess certificates Of eufes item 42i sitasss
and nsny payncians, wsl BE- psbHshsd 10 . few
DAYS.
Gy- Nwevors ntsKAsrs & wKAKxKss-
Dr. TaylorS Isisam II LjYetaori. made al SIS
bowery, Is AssursdlT AZ escrIltut seaisdy hssthsas
6iseascs NV wife has seen more ~ less ~ To-
these ten years She wss sslremsiy nsrseus. sna
at times Kosk lhat abe eeud no, aiisea to hes
domesrie duties. By tho use oC shs nsedtctrs
hef srrncthts wholly restored, ara she is a. al.
Thy as ! can Ssh her to be, Ny address j. - De
Tayior's ufire.
GuRE or CoNsrnFrtnF.-~.M fs Marlin,
worthy merntnr Of my congregation. Vas tahtn IN
FVfh@ 'f"@ FfNH VIA CHiJs PAIN ia tha breast ap
some dtlheuity e breathing, sad "a n tau ds,a
tttfeais f s'e mad yialeui cough ana violent "a
N the sides which medicine cuaid relieve. $50
continued IN this way or long time under he
medical care Of DE-. Res, bat finally became eoa.
sumptiye, ard was evidently near The ED IL be-
earthly suftrrngs, wkea.her brother persuaded her
10 Try Dr. Tayior's Bahsm of Iiscrwoti. When
she commanded ihls medicine, II did not seem 70
agree with her for q lcw days fort by lesssnirr the
dose, she iopad il answered afm4ahiy, II followed
her cough aud her difficulty Of breathing ,nsanter;
and We had the pleasure of witnessing her fapid
recovery 10 health. REy. Wa. sMYTHE,
OBSERVE Buy only that which il tasGe A.
the Old Office, S75 Bowery,N Y. ard f1r sals by
GEO. BARNEY, Smanfon.
n webb, Rouse's Point.
l., DooIitlc, Champlain,
Mott * psttee 81 Johns, l.. {.
WIN. Lyman & Co. Montreal l. &.
Russell & Skeas, 81. .?iJans N
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ORTIZ MEXICAN.

% One W. P. SIXTH Of Deire,i
Mich has been making bitter complaints
aealos, the British Government. cor as
avsriee and siinginess ia the tewsrd he
slowed on him fur the services rendered In
the fail OF 1855. lie was 40 otnolhologis,
cad assistant geeloeist 81 the safe oi Mich
igan, and after having been informed OF
the intended movements OF the Patriots,
revealed that Information 10 Sir Geofae
Arthur ard thus enabled him by it's early
receipt and correctness to Toll or defeat
their operations. Suspicion having fall
leo upon him, Smith los, his situation, sold
of his effects, and preeipitate!y fled to Can
ada, where, he lancied security, honor ard
a liberal reward awaited him. To his ut.
ter nstonishmeni, after the pressing and ur
gent solicitations Of his friends, the gov
eminent have only allowed him EIo0 and
considered that sum a sufficient recon-
pence. Smith in order 10 receive, what he
considers his just due has come out in
The public Press and exposed the avari-
cious conduct Of the Government in no
very measured terms. He is thus oddinp
notoriety to his iufamy and at the same
time displaying the piliiul meanness Of
Of the government, which after having oh
tanned essential information and TO which
they may now attribute its permanency,
is unwilling TO reimburse those wretches
who have served il in their days OF troub.
10
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[ From La Canadienne. 7
The LAST MOMENTS OF A PATRro1

The LAST MOMENTS OF A PATRfoT.
We publish in another part Of this paper
three letters Of the unfortunate CHEvAL1ER
De LoRIMIER, written in his last momen-
Is. In spite OF The more than inqnisitoriaI
supervision exercised towards the Political
Prisoners, and more particularly over those
about to he executed, these letters reached
their respective addresses, but il was neces.
sary to practice a stratagem in order 10
elude the vigilance Of the ailers. These
interesting and pathetic documents have
already appeared in several United Staies'
papers. Ii will he seen that this devoted
Patriot was prevented at the last hour Of
his life, giving a last embrace to his chill
dren, and bidding sn eternal adieo 10 his
aged and respectable father and his other
relations. They could not see him till az
ter his execution, when his inanimate and
disiigured corpse was wresied from the
hands OF the executioners, to be conveyed
10 its last resting pace-the tomb.
The devotion, courage and firmness
displayed in these critical moments by Mr..
De Lnrimier and his companions partake
OF stoicism. His farewell letters TO his
wife and friends are extremely affecting and
interesting. He recommends his vile and
children TO The benevolenee of his eonpat-
riots! He dies for the sscred cause oi
LIBERTY, with the conviction that what he
has done would have been useful, leach
had done his duty; he hopes therefore that
ii his family should BE- in need they would
be assisted hv those who participated in
the late troubles, as they who heve pTeser-
we'd their fortunes, should suceor those
who have los, all.
We fear that the wishes al this worthy
Patriot have not hern complied with.
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NORTH AMERICAN:
swANToN, OCTOBER 7, 1910.
"rrRsKvERE TO THE Esp.'

The London Statesman in a long and
sos article upon that Algerine bill which
yates the two Cansdas, holds the fol-.
owing language. Emana,ing from the
'0ufce 1t does, its style and manner will
exercise beneficial influence in England
" increasing the circle OF those who
would gladly see the Canadas independent
" 'feat Britain, aud at the same time
va serve To refresh and renew the exer-
''as Of those among the Canadians, whose
20 sanguine expectations have been bias
20 oy The ill-suecess which has as yet al
~nded their honest efforts Tor Canadian
SaaneiPa!ion to re-doobled exertion, and
Luce then 10 peFsevere 10 the end"
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AGENTS ron THE n. AmERIcx,5.
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
.Aonipelter--J. A. Vail
North Troy, Tt,--Dr. l.. G. Moore
Jefersonriiie-Rev. j. Baker.
Farfeid--H. SonIe L. Got, Brigham
East Berkshire-- DR.. s. 8. Butler.
..aiburgh--Tabor l. SeweI. and
Elisha REYNOLDS, p. M.
North Hero--Col. III. w ellsworth and
Dir. G.. Whitney.
Riehford--A. w. Scars, P. VI.
Observation-Disclosures r Brigham.
Highgafe.--H. O. Green.
Lndger Duvernav.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.nariow~-Csrt. Selden Brown,
sfrattord. N. NJ Msp,r s. h. Day.
NEW YORK.
N. Y.Ctty--John RYAN, 6a5 Greenwich -
Rouse's Point-sy lillian Weldon,
Perry's .Niiks-L. Perry r. NJ. s
Piatfs5trgh-Frsnco Dspis, and J. 4.
Squircs.
.qusabte Forts-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
Roehsstsr-W. l.. Mackenzie. ESQ.
SGiina- Erasmus Stone, r. ~.
Hopkinton--John Goodril.
GLenn's Falis-Hemsn X. HOPKINS.
Norfolk, Sill. Co. ~ Us. NJ. Phelps.
MAINE.
7homnslon, lie 4. Riee, Esq.
WISCONSIN.
.Isluaul i'll mus franchere.
or AIl Pnst-Nsgtsrs uho are f1enG.Y
ntus ard u og' Cause, are feqpes'ed 70 act
as Agents.
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E5"T The statistical table OF the Lower
Canada press promised in last weeks pa
per will be found on the last page OF ibis
No. 1t affords comprehensive review OF
all the periodicals which have emanated
from the press, since the art of Printing
was introduce into the Province TO the
present time, and will be, to The readers OF
the North American valuable table OF
reference. Our correspondent will accept
our grateful acknowledgements for the his
t0rca Information contained in his excellent
favor, which we presume will be as new
and interesting to our Canadian readers as
i, was to US. The research necessary 10
concoct it, and the labor required 10 PEE
pare il, are such as would have ntimidaled
an ordinary man, or one less jealous IN his
Counlry'S canse than This disiing uished
gentleman. We would add that the Que
bee Transcript is now deftGact--the inior-
nation was not received in time for US 10
make the requisite alteration.
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10 The Public.

Those friends Of The Cause, ~ he adydneem.r,
Of which this paper is established. afe,respsetfoiy
notified thai ATTY additional Subscribers can be rro.
vded With The paper, either BY application to Tho
Office, ~ through the following Gentlemen, who
have kindly volunteered TO act ~ Apeute m.
establishment, Of Republican Institutions in a
country adjoining that OF their nativity. and Ito
struggles OF people for Freedom from ghe ssa,,
arbitrary power that employed the torch, ihs
sword and tho savage in he attempted destruction
Of theirsathcrs, cannot bu, appeal 30 On irresis-
BILE manner to the patriotism and generosity of ,heif
descendants, who arc now rsspus the rich reward
Of their ancestors sacrifices The hear, ,ha, does
no. freeze with horror at the atrocities committee
by the British in their late struggle wilh tie Can.
adams, Mt tho murders, bnrnines and fcsscuiion.
which have uatkedl tho sang,dnary coudieiA,h-
man who sees 10 danger 10 american righ.s o,
american Freedom from the! fearful proximity
Of Brush tgfanny--one, who has seen the AZ
cmpis Of that power TO suujer h,s harry Uuion
and wishes no, its remoyaI--thaueh be may hava
been born under the star-spangled banner Of this
country, though he may dress, act. and fpeak,tke
an american, is nevertheless a stranger 10 the en-
nobling principles and libel on the human pace.
Under iLoifoll conviction that the cause IN
which we are engaged is righteous and,praisewor-
thy and that dmsiica's gallant children thus corr
slider II, this paper has been continued to lis pre-
sent number-and looks 70 them for support, one
proporoncd 10 tho importance d the principles at
stake and the zeal manifested in their defence.
Not having the undivided support Of either Of the
great political parties Of the Union. we appeal 70
abe friends sof Lbems forisp cbatfrusrer aoffIfsr
PATRONAGE and would remind them Of the necessity
| Of not forgetting to pay the Printer.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-07

II is reported on the authority Of the
Quebec Mercury that the government OF
Upper Canada, vacated by the return 10
England Of Sir George Arthur, will be
offered TO Major General Sir James Me-
Donnell, commanding al Quebec, but now
absent on pleasure excursion in the ad-
Joining Provinces and the United States.
We learn, that expresses have been des-
patched to meet the General aud urge him
10 hasten his return 10 Canada. Should
Sir James Me- Donnel decline TO assume
the government OF Upper Canada, il will
be offered TO Msjor General CIitherow,
now in command in the disirics Of Mon
teal
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-07


John Collins, seaman on board III. Nj.
s. Cleopatra now laying in the harbor OF
Quebec, was executed from the yard-nrm
Of the ship, on the morning Of the 2slh
ult. He had been tried before a Naval
Court Martial for mutinous conduct and
murder, found guilty, and sentenced to
suffer that ignomimous fate The circum-
stances attending the commission Of
the crime are supposed 10 be another
addition 10 the long black catalogue oil
crime consequent upon intemperance. 1t
is stated to be the third instance OF an eX-
eculion in The British Navy since the last
war with tho United States and the frs,
case that happened 10 the hafbor ol Que
bee
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N or ICE

YFvHE undersigned will petition the general
E Assembly OF the State Of Vermont, at its
next session, for the grant Of Ferry from dlburgh
West TO the line Of the State, for the term Of ten
years from and after the first day Of Nosember,
1910; beginning at the Canada line and extend
ing along the western shore Of said town Of Al
burgh south TO point called Kelley S point.
SAMUEL DEREY.
Aburgh, Sept. 2, Is40. 1873
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WRITING SCHOOL.

ne ]. THOMAS miH open WRITING
An SCHOOL IN this Viiiage on Monday
euening nert, at early candle lighting. The
names Of oil ioho ,Di.h 10 attend should be itfi
at his residence This ,oeek.
TERMS.
Is lessons Si,25; Is lessons $3.50; Is les.
sons $500.
StcGnton, Oct. 7, 1910. 22-3"
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n NT0 the enclosure Of the Subscriber on
III the Is u.t small pae-rod Cow, with her
two hind feet white, and hind quaters white. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and axe her away.
dM1fON NIECE,
Highgate, Sept, %, 1910
3 ins. 20 -
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doubled, whilst the burdens and The evils
we have mentioned would at once cease
-v------
The news by the late arrivals has been
confirmed that Pouett Thomson has been
raised TO the Peerage, and the old indivi-
dual newly dubbed, Baron Sydenham
and Toronto is duly installed into the Of
fee Of the Governor General Of the Cana
das. The title Of Baron Toronto is pro-
baby bestowed on him as a reward for the
mastery deception he practiced upon the
Upper Canadian Radicals in attaching
them 10 his interest and at the same time
in inducing the "Famiy compact" Of Tor
onto to lend him their support in adyoca-
ting the Union. He cajoled the former by
fine words, liberal promises and empty
nothings 1.-The latter he controlled by threat
ening them with dismissal from Office, &c.
BY such means he obtained a majority of
the Upper Canada Parliament 10 sanction
the Union, and it now remains for them
TO say whether the title of Baron Toronto
has not been acquired by shameful vio-
Iation Of faith on the one hand and an APP
peal to the selfish feelings OF the tories, the
most disgracefu possible to the author;
other times will correctly determine whe-
Their the title is an honor or disgrace to
its recipient. While Sir John Colborne'S
ignorance of legislation might have been
paIiated on the score Of his former militia
| ry life, and bis ignorance Of constitutional
principles winked at, in appointing and le-
eisating with the members Of the Special
| Council of Lower Canada, all will admit
that Thomson's previous lie had rendered
| il impossible TO give similar excuse
| for his extenuation, and will not fail to
brand his violation Of correct principles as
black upmitigated, inexcusable tyranny.
Even now ; when Thomson has it in his
power to legisla,e with the outward APP
pearance of representative institutions, he
| is about 10 assemble that odious and ire
sponsible body the Special Council, TO
i1sul, the Lower Canadians by, making il
the nouth-piece or the iron edicts ofihis
liberal wing lording Of yesterday. The
sessions of this body are held with closed
doors, the Governor proposes batch Of
ordinances, his myrmidons adopt it, and
the people are in ignorance Of the laws On
Ill they are published and beyond all rem
e1y. Why this delay in proclaiming the
Thomsonian 'panacea' which its authors
claim 10 be the only efectual cure for the
| ills which have afflicted that country J Be-
cause they dread its operation, conscious
that measure so diabolical as is that Uni
on Bill, obtained by fraud and chicanery,
and attempted TO be enforced By duplici,y
and double-deaing, vii! not fail to react
upon its authors.