North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

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msRt otbssf) yet he wss slseisa By very
lafgs ntsntv He wss sgsia slscira
fof tie Csasty 81 I've Moshtsis., ia
1880, whsh The new sleetersl aivisisn
took place. His love II public sdusation
was no. surpassed by ssy other A,ha
owa expense hs feunsed hs.utiful Aca.
decay Tor the Instruction OF lkc ysusg
csna6iss ladiss, saa VIZ vrntuf. 10 say
wilhosi fear Of being esntfsdie,sd ihstat
ne eiher school 10 the Province did our
Young eeuntrY wonsn receive sueh hsne-
6esl saatatian. Doctor Lshsje had slss
ssmrthsg TO da with the fovAdaien et
similar isStiiutien fer yevHg mco bet
which proved uasuseetsful. As patitl
ciaa 30 man ever had more elevated
aad more esrfsct views aas lie might
well he called deep hstsf 81 sfsiocrscy
sad privileges whilst he alwsys mani.
tested his love and predictions FOR
equa righs. A tree ssa sincere lover
II FhilaathfoPis principles he showed
himself, both ia hIs professional ana re-
pgeseaiaiiye capacities Amiable In pri-
vate lie he was enc Of the brightest ornG-
meats Of the Canadsn community and 10
public life be certainly deserved 10 be rank
Ell as oBs Of the leading stars Of the Can.
sdian political harzss. The lsts Doctor
Lsbrie was also Distinguished msmksr Of
tas literary world. In 1877, he publish
81 very excellent essay on the cons,i,u-
ton of the Canadas. Thi, production Of
his pen vas looked upon as very able
one and waa vary faveraAly received BY
all those who could appreciate such an er-
eelleut work. The soentry suffered tee
fold loss by his prematvrs deaih,' After
very cOustau, and hand labor of several
years, he was giving the iniahing stroke
to very excellent Histerv OF bis native
country when he was taken away from
the midst OF family who adorea asd rs-
f-frss,v'i 'ti''4, nvra nisHus VIM cherished
him and admired his powerful taleals aud
great requirements, and from his country.
men WHO will ever bless his memory for
Tie great sacrifices he erteniimss and very
willingly made 10 rave them from ths
grasp oil an snrelentisg and savsgs enewy
who had plotted their ruin. We shall
fiHisA this short notice or the valuable ser
vices Of Doctor Laarie 10 his couEtry, by
saying that his eldest daughter was mar.
, rled to tho unfortunate hero Of St. Ess-
tsche, the late Doctor Cbcnier, who far
, from diminishing the bright fame or his
: departed father 10 law, has but added q
q nsw Iastre both ny his patriotism and his
} heroic death ON the battle field
I II is VITA unieignea pleasure that we
c record fact which reflects great hsnor on
r Lord Aylmsr who by rendering = just TIT
i butte to the memory Of no leSs hero thsm
j Montcalrn, has shown his respect for the
/ bravery sRd the military isisnts Of the.
, French General A short time after his
arrival al QBebsc he visited the coBvent
o. the Ursuttaes ssd when arrived at the
; chapel OF that institution, he esgsry in
: qulfed alter the monument Of the brave
{ snd immortal Montssln when he knew
10 be buried in that chapel BY one OF
the mans be was peintsd out the hum
bic and ebscsrs place where slept The Sc
: nsins Of VOLTS rival. His ExevIleney
o expressed his sstonishmsnt sHd regret the {
. the remains of sush a great hero should lis
uaRotieed aAd unmarked. On the SPOT
he promised that The ashes Of MonicAln
: Should be honored by IA Inscription on
b marble, and he gave his word 10 the suns
= accompanying him that he would send
9, thsm such "a inscriptions as he would wish
! to be placed a. near a. possible TO the iomh
: of the French hero. On the 27th Of Oct.
q Ssl. The pfsaisej inscription was deliver
= ed nv His Eyeslsncy's order 10 the suns
who immediately placed IL on the walls
4 Opposite Gsnsrsl Monicsm's grave. The
: following ia the inscriptions given By his
ExseieEey,
81 HoNFEuE