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New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

TIME respectfully informs his and ohers
tha; he Nisrp-siToI formerly
Mr. Charles Lee he ceHuricd Blocking
No 2G5 Broadway between Warren anu opposite
he will manufacture DRf CtN-
FECTONS Of tke purct kidd and warranted TO Keep IN al c
Although the attendant large an eSabh
nent public situation, necessarily te greatly IN
creased additional facilities afforded m in he manufacturing
aA, sales department. Of w.c being under h Immediate
troll enable him sell az M usual ow prices and lie hope by
doing Of the public favor Ii not he IN
proper the subscriber practical Norhsa and has
been engaged manufacturing Of CosecaG upwards OF 10
years. hacrs himself critics Ea favorable notice
r,lS Iv TIIOS. = PEERS
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
WIZ. NAGAI & &c.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOGN D 3,
"a Fulton, corner OF esOid-strcct,


TIME subscribers take this method Of announcing 10 their trends
aud the public generally that having purchases the extensive
Type Foundry formerly owed by M-'srs COnacr
removed the ter present central on
Having and sGd!oHs y are
prepared orders Of aeaiGac they may be favor
with promptne favorable NJ foan-
70 heir SpecimenBook which has been re-
c,r:y circulated they would especty refer
All articles by them hal be of material equal!
not superior tins countryand undnrco
thorough examination appearance ranging drne and pro-
asserting All articles exhibited e Specimens Book formerly
issued Cooke te Fonts sold by them
furnished Foundry without delay with
added.
VIM HAGAR co. Agents the sale of the Napier, Wash
inCton ether With Chasos, Cases CoE
Sticks Ink article used the Printing
will be Aaud furnished manufacturers
L. No Machine Cast Type manufactured ai Foundry ,
pKENTuNss BNK-Thc subscriber who practical Prin
having for than been engaged III the man
OF PnIs lax which has been used eNie2
the printing establishments the UAiied
States gwen general He respectfully soS nn
patronage Of his aphca rcthea avins lately
enlarged manuactory Fron-siTec bet"een
Montgomery aud Coz East River he enabled
those who hs ther with good lax
the Uuted States Interchangeable color a
reasonable The Ink well eacueted 10 work on the comp'
roller, aud all descriptions of presses now III use
Orders directed the subscribers residence 10 rreenee or
left at the manaiSctory, will be puuetuay attended TO-
Nos-iork, July 20, 1871. lJyaG 2ru) GEO. MAItiEk
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

EEENGUGsFR'S PATENT LAMP "a zEJe-
" CAI OII-The subscribers have been appointed By the pro
OF Geenouch Patent Lamps and
Chemical No III Broadway, where they
hanI mpete Of lamH fer stores shops
churches hotels &c consisting paror, astral study
Iycrpool and branch llrp, is a,cc has
principal hotels aud most respectable a
.s upwards Of with cHr sat'action not single
having daring that period wherein purchasers
avsed themselves the agents guaran!ce Any one so disposed
csn satisfied single viii light
three ordinary unars consuming
Of three ench Another and
simplicity of It's
the chemical OIL Ii TO bo
cheaper artificial light than other nov IN use Every
lamp warranted if perfectly satisfactory BE-
Those about purchasing lamps would find for their
subscriber where thr different kinds
be operation. Sold Gully by PEARSON Il WHlTMoRE,
no. Ill Broadway.
N r A CONSTANT stppIv of Oh always on hand. auS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
II n M L n ID. cn.iis II

FARE RkDUCED--i2i cents to and from iar
lem The proprietor embrace. the earliest opPofa
Il pi,y Of informing his friends snd the public
ea ,, he prcpared his and splendid h OF Sge'
f The Sorrh American Hoel Bowery De w G. helDger
grr River Mansion House. regularly every al hour IN the Do!
oucbne 1t other places along the route and maAiE
their passage through IL about an hour -
Neat and apartments fitted uF on eacn enc h
route for the of Passenser ms new
sr,s,d line running narl, the number tips d@
that The Car on adeeided Advantage
topping zach Trip al Hell hger ana ela pa
arc always kept and served IL the best p'ssio' manner
Oh terms suitable the -, r. -.
during The jyi 6n hoNi -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09


% American Magazine 0mcc, ss nowery.mIhe ,-, he,
John Wood NJ H. aud Barn"has Wool assisted by several Lite
y renlenar. Contents of September number, VOL NOD
Windcrmere Lake, illustrated ,c.p y
Influence Females Forming National Character py eau'h L
Lane
Norwich Scenery, by Mrs NJ l.. Gardiner
Memoir ef the Geological SUI State of Delaware feu-
nr the Anpicaon Geological Ohscon 10 Agriculture by
s'rs ,sTas C. 70 til. IN. by Prof E. Enmons
rss Ie bDprcd S,nS q Wao, by William c. Bryant
Memorable Events III September
The Best Revenge
Literary Exchange the syOa, Universal Civilization
Plan of Al. Natemare
lines /. Mss-.h hy r. M. :.
Calcutta Etiquette.
Mammoth Caves Of Kentucky, illustrated.
Arts Science, Recen q scorerieS 4nven1ion1 ~'.
EAbELLhnMENfS
windermere Like c.,.,.
Chart If the Mammoth Caves
81 50 per annum IL advance isi single
her Published monthly delivered of this city
,s3,' ISRAEL POST, So Bowery.
II state Prison ioaopoIy-Ans sdcurnad meeting OF the
Delegate, tins CIV who appointed in the late State
COnyenc acd Thursday evening next at oSiOes
Marion M Henry aud Oliver streets funeiua attend
business of 10 I pp ,
q TPhreuoio.y.-Mr L. n. FOWLER returned to the
city, ana is prepared make examinations give descriptions
character advice hoN to "pssys or a"a 'm' s isH I M
and Subscriptions taken io Tue
Journal Lectures dinercRt OF The
civ will he gwen in months of October and Noemeer by t. n
O s Nassau street. III Clinton man open
from NJ TO M Families and parties can be VISITED desired
la auv OF six or MORE reduction OF price will be made
s73r
u Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing permanent
Board the business part OF the
City will be Just out OF broa
where but few takea snd exerton nlade TO
reader their home pleasant comfortable The house eHt
and newly furnished throughout Ter moderate heie''
encss exchanged Y2 II
fUST RECE1vED-From auction al 1873 Greenwich-st,
- SPeodid wool black coored Cloths ahs
Cassmeres, very Cheap lin h. }. DENTON
! EECHES APPLIED by Mrs SARAH Z. hARrEr
IL wAo has had the busi
ja2l u
xpLANTEKs' BANK, also Agricultural Bank Notes
i Natchez, wanted nj improved by
jv 20 NANNLkCk RROTHERS. Al Wall street.
DROWN sHEETiNGSS-lOO bales Cheser6eld Factory
aulS PERSSE & BROOKS, el Liberty st
DED RACK MONEY on all the B nSs taken at mar for
h by Goods EN abatement IN prices al Greenwich
-CASEs PKHNTED = AX0Ns just received AMI for
sale cheap nv IHuSc " H. if.e 81 C-dar-si.
AN lSyAE.UaRLE NATIONAL WOR4H
" WALKER ll2 Fulton has published handsome
dents cS tho United States Wahingons Hsrrsop
the Dcaratioa OF Independence Con
the with the Amendments Ike book
dipessabe Statesman and Pocl, md library b
complete without IT,
those may publisher has
edtou highly finished Portrait by Halpln tss and non
political memoir late lamened President AL smI ami
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
TOUGH HEAKDS F.!

TOUGH EEARDS
DIEssrrRE IN SHAVING by the use of CHAPHANs
MAGIC RAZOR STROP with which every person may KEEP
his razor in perfect ORDER whether at sea or on aaa ~
our faces each sharpening properties eonaehcip
the ,,stslc Hone the power oi the orun1r
6nshur on the simple caifkir- Retail prices ~ ce - 80
e. On Il D and 81 80 each according size and QUIZ 4s"
The performing part IS cent scP ,hc % sae a. on one ~ ~
The psrforrainC part my IS cents Stop warranted 10 oe
superior 10 tec. SauHucss - ~ - ivan I'm
/ II the purchaser iTs-;ish"h
DED Rack nONEY sll tn Banks TAI ei Al oar 2s ,''
II Dry Goods wholesale retail, al HI Pearl St 'A
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
THE NEW.Y0gE TRIBUNE,

Ia pubIished every morning, at No 30 Ann-stres New-fork
and delivered to City Subscribers for ONE CENT per cbTy a
"a per aunu,n yarable advance and The paper R
no case beyond the time for which PAID Subsc
lons taken for SA Months.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

. r-0s - E0H SALE Blrgain. # applied Tor soon soon
~! the Steam ost PROVIDENCE no" lyng at w att
wharf; recently overhaued aud horoushY
rsn,ir,d 200 tons Apply JOS B. NoNS "a-,t
a's"' :" coS Ia ~ .3ono ~ tw-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
INDIA hUBJEH CLo IA


nEEks ia ,hs article be not II you would
~ your supply them with me article which Is aekno~
eIred tEe greatly
her MAKERS purposes, marked A. has neyr
eluzet beauty appearance hardness and durability
while the A Cl.t which from 80 s2i per yard,
every respect fy and gener1y much beta
Cloh made ordinary way and with the small OLE
shio machinery good supply hand Of the yar'ou
qualities HORACE H. DAY susc.ssor;s Roxbuty r. Co.
aus aT, l26 Madsa- .eHe
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

OF 600 WANTED-On bond and mortgage. for one or
- .OOO year. psr improved property IN
tncsy the OF W,lpsburgh L. worth
over twcs the An, mt Anpy NJ . I,dIox-,t s63ts
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

DG4EgSTa: REDUCED Having taken the large ord
ID story block from roasay where ger
lomcn with good board for 500 week.
o1r - Elm enronce in Elm street - jy2l II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
pEAHnS TUNEn

gVXTENskvE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY az
& Br,gnton. Island by subscriptions
TIE New Brighton Association have male arrange
nents hupdrvd bocs, pnrce OF land nora
eng and rd porti oi their property
each parcel containing ght lots OF - feet by Oe @
and s C them containing from ons On several
splendid comprising large mansion nou'
hotels, cottages docks etc perfect order
dpnng of theabov property presents Erea
induce cen capitalist ds,irou Of making good nVsst'h
,e 20 all who may residence very MOD
erate price and position the eligible in the vicinity
For the prospectus plan details OF the apply to HENRY
LYNCH President Office the AssOcton, No Hanover
Books OF SUBSCRIPTION are opened by EDWARD NCoLL ESQ
Trustee AZ ne odc NeYork Life and Trust Company n"
- 49,. o., 81, of tho Trustees. auI4 U
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

D0ARDs Nas.-Singo gentleman (and others residing IA
u the lower City be accommodated with good
| ~a -, D;rr.r o,Iv ,rJes,r.d
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

siJASFED D-A situation GoYcrness IN family or ot Aft-
w Female Seminary by lady who has received
thorough tnssh had teach
ing and Mac Drawing snd Or
NccJework For references and further particulars inquire
no ooGp pr,,Ju,v s26i'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

w 50 East broadway, situations Tor "es-sec11-
English tam'es that ~ ~nt
help OF the ame 'thiS once
only office city where the OF girls apply for
Z ,r,.,s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

I II ny appIylls NJ -Ob IuIsoI-8t =
IphEAsANF EsssDNas GOOD Family Board may be OBJ
tanned a persons Of quiet habits at 90 hurray-st lhe
very aud desirable residence
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

With board be obtained at III
il near Greenwich eus I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

CD nON WANEED-For sale, a Boua ard Mortgage On
/ p sOOO Real Estate paying per cent interest liberal
be the cash, applied for Immediately. by
lsttcr Charles at Tins ofice s46t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

A GENTLEMAN AND WREsS wishing to obtain
" hoard where but few Others be ccomnodaes
with one sr two bel rooms together paOr required by ap
- W -, 3,i r,,, Rro,,,,v au}0 tr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
5SOl5sEn.I- iS BisEvtsOssT,
~ TAILORING

L MENT q Fulton would respectfully INFORM te.
and the puhc generally they have just received their 'o'
AMI arc now prepared all orders oE the coming season III
the ir usual slyle "t elegance. =
Term. ASH I'D prices low 50
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

r5NO PkOPR1ETONS OF HEFAVVhS.-H !UuHH
man. n graduate occupied IN teaching
Mathematics. day 10 the
purpose. SemnareS classes comm UNI
cation f. at ~ oifcc wi. Le attended - ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
CONFECTIONERY.

N. B. A constant supply of OIL always on hand.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

81 No. ia lsOWEist decidedly 'ne best e'tao'h-
mep in New York bargains in the Boot aud Shoe line
YOU haze only TO convinced Ladies, Gentlemen
-S Misses ChidreE Boots Shses and CATERS IN
heir yarsty my manufacture aud warranted first rate al
es to ui Likewise large assortment Of good couair!
York vii be sold very cheap.
vssm WILLIAM AGATE, ia Bovery.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
FFICE NO. 80 AIMS
w A NTS

4 BOY WANTED.-Wsned,s active, Industrious Boy.
n from wears pubic house TEe best
Of eorienda ions will be required Apply AT io aefeer eo
II O'Clock 4 VI IL
NEWSPAPERS Ps Il BLRsRsEfSs Wishing 10 EMPLOY
an Agent " irnve collect aHd get SUB
can hear OF hat wishes with good 'e enc
by addreq ing w II. st ,hs Office sS2S'
4 A@tnG III AN From coan,ry. wishes employ
III C'ocSrry Grocery Hardware Store ssr ha-
'nesS-sood references Address H. r. this Office
w D-Piaces of American nur's> Germans for AL
W work Some nice small grs Gall 1t $50 BrosjWa> se2t
ROOk-AEEPEH WANT "a youug mledle
~ scd man. having from 81 Oh 10 >p which he willing 90
loan ms employers good security for perna
situation respectable mercantile hose. require
temporary Loan Address Edward" Upper Post-oice par
icul4rs where an interview may be had ;. lWr
N3TANTED-An American DO the hou,r-wc r q
w small f ynone need appl without
from last place Enauirr II Charlton = 6t'
NTASTE D-Rc>pecahic fslnii Guy
w other wanting msie icmac be sup
pied English ScoSch Irish PotestaR 'rrnau anl
colored Please Office No ti Broai"ay
door below Prce-st No from h office who
produce satisfactory eereacc ELLIOTT Proprietor
~ lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

DPN.SE-A ma family single gentlemen can have pleasant
= private family. few sci CT boarders
apartments unusually healthy and ceghia-No
tnl
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

OAD-Wih pleasant parlors be had at ~ iiudson 81
ID Also sing gcnlcncn Terms Moderate ~ i'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

s-s ED3s sAEE-Ihwe husdr-d acres OF LAND IN TITO
Coane of Warren, Tennessee (on the lnr) wilt
sold cheap. Title uniHcunbsrrd. Apply
- ~ WARREN &. BENSON. 40. = Ann-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

ha,iu hour leurc during
N day. take charge books would engage
in writing during evenings the ensuing fal ad inter-
A., q ~ =, III, off,. or IN, Tribune s2Gr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

N3TANTE Dan American o o of a
w small i ynon need appl, without
from last place. Enauirr 81 Charlton s6t'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

~ yhr 7Eisse. doIcx, Young Ladies' Bonding and Day
School No oper the 3On day OF August
thorough course % English Ladies Also, and Infant
Dopsriaen Ladies out Of the School a.
Some School Furniture Want d.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

,9aKsD AND ROOMS may obauedm private family
| \ 5 ~ aHnIri,, =, SO; IIndso,-.t jc7-,f
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

/ A@tnG IAN From the coan,ry wishes employ
IN Csockrry, Grocery ardw are Store ssr hu
sheSS-gcod references Address H. K. this Office. : 2
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

II Prison nouopoy-An sd,cnFnsd meeting o. S me
Delegates appointed 10 meet III e 'e ee
Coryenc ncld Thursday evening uext at lock- al
Marion li corner Henry aud Oliver streets runc'ua attend
aRc !, 10 be transacted
IL IL ". RONNEll, PreNt se:t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
SCHOOLS.
D E.OPENINe OF fCOrDNMrTa,N Mriting

SYSTEM subscriber about forming evening TO
10th Sept III ucmen wishing the study
French poa III highly approved system of her father xi
pe ,se call address Ladies classes and
strucron during the Gav l.. MANESCA DURAND.
au3 -t No % Whre =. E,-t Of Rsoaiwav.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
FEBRUARY 4

Mr. l; Brotherton, late Casa.
oithe Suspension BRIDGE i d..
mas Sd become bail for McI ,,,,.
IN the sum required. S. o0 "
' and that he ,t was to have bee,
liberated this morning. '''a
Another person direct from
Lockport, assures us thu, n, Ia'
was to have been done proyid d.
the { anadian authorizes ,,o all
i-lemnify The securities. ' Da.
otherwise. The matter is tbor o'
fore still in statu quo.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
NORTH AMERICAN:
SWANTON, FEBRUARY 6, 1s41
ERsE WERE TO THEE
CASE OF MCLEOD.

There seems to be something rather
DARK about the judicial proceedings, in re-
'allon to the case Of this mid-nigh: assassin
inasmuch as, there are so MANY conlrad;c-
tory reports in circulation concerning him
and his examination. One rumor is Thar
ne has been" moved TO New York for sa fe
keeplng"-an other is that he has been
"carrled 10 Rochester''-a third ruynor l.
that he is still in Lock-port Jail guarded bv
two Companies OF Uncle Sans SoIdiersn,
A Niagara U. CO. paper says, that he
" is admitted TO bail"-But for the honor
and consistency Of the American Courts
we hope this Is not true, and indeed. !, can
not e,unless they have shown more leni,y
t" this murderer Of their Coun,rymen.
than American Citizens are en- titled 10. bv
the Laws of the Country. We are very
lar from wishing to have Mcleod, whether
innocent or guilty, deprived Of fair and
impartial Trial, and we are equally unwil.u.
that there should be any undue laxily in
the judicial proceedings in his case.
By the following, extract from the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, it appears thai,
he was not then liberated.
NJ cLEoD.-We learn by a
gentleman from Lockport, that
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

We wish that every Conductor, Of a fOV
lie Journal in The United States, |oO0
speak out in the same bold and many '''
guage as the following, from the l''''
Vile Republican.
The express ayowal Of Mr.. Fox We, ".
The destruction of the Caroline, aus ~
murder of our citizens, was aulhoI'%eo ', y.
bis Government, furnishes the L. '''
with jus, cause for war. and Of 'hs a.
time renders il altogether imp'oD'J Il.
that the British Government WIZ " r.,,or
posed to make thai miserable Sat'. go.
which il is in their power 10 msSe- 81 Nv
ing shor, of which, can be acceP', ,bs
our government, without sscrinc's =.
honor and dignity Of the America -. aoy.
acter We are right GLAD TO see 0u' Eve.
erntnent take The stand whlch '"F' .,ios
~ { aave always considered 'hS' r,r,
ans bsu, al outrage as q just cause ., sb,l
aad snl.ss the British GoverHmeh' 81 -.
make ina. satisfaction which la'i@s ~,
mands, we hope the sword Of 'hn r.
will be unsheathed, and never as ,hooly
turned TO its scabbard I'LL British sp'h'" 4,
shall no where be found, on THIS ''a' p,,1..
Atlantic. To this, we know ever! We
bosom viii give hearty Response .y,oss
shall then have an oppouuui'j
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
OREGON TERRITORY

From the proceedings Of Cop,.,..
will appear that The attention of hal
is again called te the occupation of,l-o
egon Territory, which, though b,,,-
to the United States, is in part cIsimrJ 4,
Great Britain; and has been leken oo..
SION ol IN the name OF the She Kno--,,..
whsh American Fur traders ard "
men have been excluded by British AMI.
lily. We hope that the Bill. now h.t.
the House, to lake full possession OHM.
Territory, will pass, FOR mos, assured, !,
is high time, that the American govern
ment should awake TO this subject md b,
timely and judicious action, prevent Il.
fatal consequences, which will rpspl, ,...
delay and inaction. Already. the Nor.
ern Frontier from the St. Lawrence Cpf
on the East, to the Russian ros,,,,io,,
on the West, is subject TO the BtrA
crown and garrisoned by British uoon
This gives to the British the tommsOJo Of
the 81. Lawrence and the Great Iakes ana
enables them, at any time, To pour Dto,bA
United States, kordes of those 6D,,.g
Golhs and Fandals who murder loro.r
pence a day, al the bidding of such Nrro,
as Colborne. Bond Head and Arthur. III.
Coast, from the ST. Crox on tho
North TO the Sabine on the South, is omen
to British Fleets: and in case Of coIlsnp
with the United States, the footing which
they have gained in The West Indies, will
enable them 10 concentrate any force land
or naval, which they NAV dtem Necessary
Tor the accomplishment Of any design,
which they might form against the Salcy
>f the Union. But not satisfied with III.
possession of the Territory on the North,
md the command of the Waters Of ile
south, they seek now TO gain possessioDd
he West, in order 10 rctad the iUlUr
prosperity Of this Republic. And who can
all to loresee The fatal consequences ofs.'
owing John Bull 10 gain such firm foot
ng on the continent. Give him but the
oothoId, and the entire Frontier would be
ne continued scene Of depredaii"nS and
larms. The western fTontier would he
exposed to the ravages of viDdiCtive foes,
rged on 10 the work of plumber end DEAN
y British emissarics, and the bloody lHa'
edies Of thu Revolution will be reacted
nd the fomahawk and scaplnq- kaVt Of
ne Indian will again reek with lbe blood
helpless women and chiIdren!! Bot u
ne American government awake 10 ID"
inject in season, and not only prevent lof
.nglish from making any further advances
pom American Territory. but force ih'"
, relinquish what they even now uyn'|
old, the period would not be lar di''sD'
'hen all the British Provinces, bordering
n the United States, would have ces''l
, pay tribute 10 the British Crown
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

we Judge from It's long tolerance
OF the abuses which its agents
commit with impunity: that it
ought not to trust 10 the self
praise of those who have the
management of the affairs of a
Colony which according to
them is passing into a state of
anarchy; that it ought to be
convinced, that if its protection
of public functionaries accused
by competent authority, chat is
TO say, by this House in the
name OF the people, could for a
time by force and intimidation
aggravatc, in favor of those
tunctlonaries and against the
rights and interests of the peo-
pie, the system of insult and
oppression which we impatient
ly bear, the result must be to
weaken our confidence in, and
our attachment to His Males
tvs Government, and to give
deep root to the discomfort and
insurmountable disgust which
have been excited by Admins
trations deplorably vicious,
and which are now excited by
the majority ofthe public func-
tionaries of the Colony, COM
bined as a faction, and induced
by interest alone to contend
for the support of a corrupt
Government, inimical to the
rights and opposed to the wishes
ofthe people.
32 Resolved, That in addi-
ton to its wicked and calumni-
Gus Address Of the first of APP
ril 1888, the Legislative coun-
Gil, as recomposed by the pres
ent Governor in Chief, has
proved how little community
Of interest it has with the col
ony by the fact, that out of six
y four Bills which were sent
lp to it, twenty eight were re-
ected by it, or amended in a
manner contrary to their spirit
and essence: that the same una l
llmity which had attended the
passing of the greater part of
hese Bills in the Assembly,
accompanied their rejection by
he legislative council: and that
IN opposition so violent, shews !
clearly, that the Provincial !
Executive and the council of /
is choice, in league together o.
galnst the representative body 5
10 not, or aUiU not, consider it q
is the faithful interpreter and 6
he equitable Judge the wants a
md wishes of the People, nor $
IS fit to propose Laws confor- a
nable to the public will: i
md that under such circum- +
tances it becomes the duty of /
he head Of the Executive 10 u
ppeal to the people by dis +
diving the Provincial Parlia- b
nent if he wishes to preserve il
he analogy between the insti- e
utions of Great Britain and \
!" this Province. C
81 Resolved, That the Leg n
lative council as recomposed =
Y the present Governor in v
hief must be considered as a
nbodying the sentiments of n
10 colonial executive govern b