New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

sued o. enicsyorrg 70 get soas hamoncusy Under The
established ConIu.loa sewers gentlemen undertook 10
Introduce unpleasant "reminiscences Of the pss'.
On The question q voting the annual gpes Ny PlTIS
rAuspe.klns French hch nearly halt members DO not
understand although they an soak Ens.h began 70 COM
plain Of the long suengs ofhe county caused
BY the partially Of the British Government-sad that
the greater part Of country unreprcseu,sl that
pecpltate changes had been made In hesyste q munich
paities-;hst the actnAl representation snonsrous
and had been impose The country only BY lying frau
dulent Lord Syaenhsm had declared
ttst Il was by mlnsgcment which meant intrigue aud
upon that be hsd succeeded n carIyrg TIE Unlou that
mesurs and ths Lord Durham too had aftemp pied
secure the triumph Of The minority u had been
fsry deceive Eugend ard gaia her By nanaseea and
Dy coward VIZ eac- 70 nPF- CPpef SAlaai before ne
could be served Enrl.nd had served Ireland, and hes
auimosites created which solnsr or later burst
forth Ostween me gper ana Lover DiEs ons Of the PROV
Way was the British system introduced into Amer
CO Rssp0nsibe The system of the party n
cihce Was Dlsea On Use slst- OF repre- NON re-
somneudsi By those THE British Governnentl no had
always been ire enemies OF popular ushtthe reources
OF the boFer ut $40 violence were used 70 cAffy TIE
elections and strangers unknown STRANGERS In raniug
isrants from Ear5pe, elected though they had never
been heard o. 1sisre "a" vas Necessary 70 maze cen-
and the legislative Council Ike that which he
had long struggled against The new Ministry had not vet
promised Anytime 70 the country but the number and
character Of the Council aust he inquired d
It by the two dctsorl Durham and Sydenhau. The
vicious system 81 Regressntston 10 England encogragec
bribery TO such az extent tarni sh her Institution
TIE House ou2ht 10 have pledge Of very early session
before supply sranted he wished 10 give the
who held tie Government chance before commenced
system Of agitation 0r Parliamentary reform n the
Ministry desired 70 sink from their duty and sup
Mr. cH,soT said fba the new Minsr. had to return to
the people for reeestonhey could rot have s'reaay
tured their plans nor had tine 10 propose veil considered
useful changes. LEGISLATION in the heat Of tho Summer
was oPpIelsive. In September. twoud be p.ea'sn.
Colonel GCCT. a Lower Ca1sds SeEneur, whose father
cane from Switzerland considered tie object Of Mr. Ps
address 70 have been 10 excite irritation 70 bring into COLI
sion the different sections Of the Province the two differ
ent classes who Inhabited them no, no, from French
Inembersl Hs m ght be permitted TO tell gentlemen not
member for - Maurice NJ Fapinesul hsd ehsrssd tie
late Government With having pIactced hablua couuP-
toB. Hear hear He Nr. PapiGeau had also said that
not say sorl-thst it had sold itself lie Colonel g
hoped he should ud members opposed 10 him in politics
resdy % join hi In rad letting that sweeping assertion
He hsd told them also that Il pensaby necessary
repeal the union between the two Provinces II
necessary 20 increase the representation according 70
the population 90 az give the prepordersnce Lower
snsd.that they . reform the Legislsve Council
sud decrease the democratic element IL seemed 20 him
those who looked beyond the present hour must feel
confident that he Tie different united,
the they brought into contact the sooner The
spirit Of mostly would he removed. He looked upon
the who would dissolve the Union one Who was
dangerous appeared 10 him that the Hon Mem
in the course which he had mmen1ed - the people
who, 10 their confidence in him, had followed Dim 70 the
senssonl For he fCo q 81 part Il. should he disposed
oppose every measure which had for its Obisci
sa8ic cntnse 10 fn3 ne aspp-cu ~
ascbe the misery Of ne coqntry - me amnesty OF WICK
edness Of Engand Something might be ad 81 the door
Of the demsFogues who fret deceived md then betrayed the
people Hear, and sensation among the French memoet-
sht prove sifor 20 his So.er-gn and country
without being held 20 be d-houcrabls wretch but the
man who led party sho excited them into diin Giies
and left them that h. he who he mi g or where
he night wretch unworthy The consideration 1ny
These were his feelings and let sny man wno feit
that he had placed hmss In that poson apply the au-
20 himself Thee were The sentiments which were
natural 10 every Who felt That it wss privilege b
might well be proud Of 10 be British subject When he
thought upCu the Of the career Of the honor
bic member Mr. Pspinsau he was disposed to be silent
Alter taking part 10 me politics OF the couutry Of
which could be ignorant the Honorable mem
Der saw 80 10 withdraw himself from the people
who had blindly followed him 10 their Distinction
(Ssnsati0ul And hat was the Consequence Govern
nent which called itself British poured westh upon him
inI lneshaustibe stream. relative OF his became
member Of ne Government. and received salary, com
pared with his capacity and merits enormous and exor
also member. Of thst Govsrnmeat ais son-a mem
Der Of the NewY York b'L ~sesr b. preiei enee
rous privileges q British subject bad become
citizen Of tho Republicans selected FOR highi "a
important, lucrative Office in this city and another
tc ,vesifh ro,Ue~ ali f,llsd In one co 'rirsIed cur
rent in favor OF the family Of the honorable member
would o1urs n h isht not have affected the honorable
gentemao Of least far 20 induce him TO be silent
there such Thing az remorss he should ioquire
whether the evil which had already been done-the preu
cce that had been suffered BY this once happy community
the men slan-ths widows suffering Ald the orphans
misery did Dot all cry aloud 70 heaven and appeared 20
him that ~ there man cClphblr more
other u vas the demagosue VINO hfst seduced sge por
ton Of Her Msssys subjects from their allegiance, ar
ray led them hostile array and then found 70 convenient
to desert them (sension) lie (Co. O felt that the
time had when those Of opposite views and feene
must no longer Dc silent II uus nave Ossn 'he
OF corrupt vernmsnt 70 reward ueaton ana punish
loyalty (cheer and If hereafter the Consituton was not
better defended, but more vaianty attacked than it ha1
been by the member for St Maurice would be
beeause Of the i1ausou Of those representatives Of The
British Government IN this country VIII went to the ex'
tent Of sacrificing their friends 10 propae her enemies
iCheersl
Mr Pspneau repliea-thi.iimsi in Eagish-tbaI he had
DOT asserted that Upper Can 5a sid entirely
upt but that the Provinces united By corrupt
tie had not refused suPPes-ony 10 vote them now To
handy rebel from side OF the House ana ssrvle
tier from other would not promote the public service
had advised the people make the colony a. onerous
10 Fnaspd as possible when she seized The revenue bat
against armed force II to have responseie gov
eminent IL must be government in which pubic opinion
Col Sir Allan MeEsb declared that he agreed In grsa.
measure with Mr. Pspineau. He hsd spoken frankly and
boldly.
hands Older ordesD None could soy the lives OF IL.
noeent men hai been ostthat the tears Of widows and
orphans had been made f0w By his selfish cowerdiy
agitation. loud cries Of Hear hear " add great eH'
cltsment)
I'VE think NJ Papinesu wrong He very wei Knows
that he csanot get the Constitution changed By agitation
and that very Arse proportion OF the CAnadians cAnnot
read Would more equality IN the representation IN As
semby remedy the evil Of Ignorance NLh Il the use
Of the representative system to people, hall Of whom
cannot sign their names Let universal eaucSlon De
tned-fairly tried-snd II he Governm.nt' aist tne
events Of tbs last tea years shall range Itself on the SIDE
Of darkness all good will seek is overthrow Mean
time, Wholesale denuncis'iou Is worse than useless"
Mr. Pspineau in the address - which ne refers abuses
the British Government In the unmessuret terms
exos the French system which the people have Just up
set and which did this allow more than en
elections In township OF 5Ve inhsptAns pro-
essss the unqualified appreciation Of American ins-
tutions those OF Texas Of Maine and enfesvofs 10
excite dssatsisct0n in the mind, Of the CsosdAn lana
owners BY telling them 80 much more they could sen
their spare farms and lots for they but 10
this country he himself those Of his relatives whom
the British Goyernmsnt have made wealthy and wei on,
being Canadian s-gneus holding large tracts By the same
tenure A the PATRON 81 Albany.
Our National Ref0rmers. Engrsrts, snd re TRENDS
Of free soil. will have little sympathy wifh Canadian
Lord Of the Manor seeking revolution In order that he
syrnpsth xsi with the oppressed save vhoss mpaence
OF almost universal Ssffsfe IN Csuads IL mixed up with
admiration Of the late pretended electoral system a.
France and who loves the ems.nt from Europe with an
affection equal 10 that Of NafuSf.
The needfui for the French Can hOncsi,
and Kindly they useful knowles
intelectuai education tbs sort Of Information which
would enable them sustain their insiitu
lions Let Mr. r himself In that dreoion instead
the Cabinet prove poweress recreani ani grand
urie. unable 20 read write contnus assemble ~ the
Capital dshsnce Of bic every effort then. but not ul
will Il BE- proper T. agtto for the removal VI tho OBJ
strueuon
" The Coronors Jury called 20 iesostiga,e tho
circumsfancss n the recent accident Hacksnsaak
Brdg~ By which Af Charles Sapdsfson allied, h,ys
rtg~n tho following verdict
That Tho ssd Ch.fss sand-fson came 20 MI, death
the morning ~ tho zlst II March d ifs ~ beins vo'