New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
Wonderful Change Of Public Sentiment IN
Canada.

Csn1da.
The Liberals are about . triumph il Canada
even more completely than they have alresiy ri.
umphe5 in ToTa Scotia We lad m means Of
iof,rms,.on that a change was inevitable. and 81
stated he moment the vrits or election, were
announced. The corrsctness Of the estimates
made by those in whom We trusted i already
msnife't.
The Montreal Herald, temperate Tory ,ourasl.
gives Us three days later sdvices 20 tie iih mat
Every additional return is that Of Relorner-so
the Tories every mail brings tidings Of new re-
verses Even Mr Johnson Of Prescott. Is Dow al
nis,ed 10 be decided opponen. 70 me men II
authority.
Mr.. Francis Hicks editor Of the .Noa''sol P'lo'
Vas defeated in Oxf,rd Coanty las; election, b. .
thorough Tory. He led the poll, over 200 wien
la.t heard from and is undoubtedly elected. VI
81. va. Inspector General during the ministry Of
Lsfoo,siDe and Baldwin.
Mr. James Leslie IS elected BY reclamation .a
vercheses No msa opposed bin Mr. l. : az
old and respected ne aber Of the Legislature alike
independent In principle and purse native o.
Scotland rad las ever been Oh the side Of colonial
reform.
For the fertile county around the City Of 1orol.
TO- the we.l.hy tanners inhsbiting which have
never sweryed from their attachment 70 iust gov
eminent Mr James Hervey Price has beea re
turned. he was Member Of the last three Pa
Iismenis
Dr. Wolford Nelson again represents the popu
lous County Of Richesu. At former elections he
va. strongly opposed. This timo everybody sup
ported nina. Dr. Nelson contended FOR better gov
ernmer. before the revolt fought bssyely a, g
Denis; was spprehended. and reward Of = co.
paid 70 bis csptor. On bis return from bsnishncu.
in Bermuda, many Of oar readers vii remember
that be addressed very large s'ssmblsgs Of the
cit gems at the Richmond Hill House. e IS o
brother Of Dr. Robert Nelson OF this City.
Menrs Polette and Dunou.iD. woo are contest
log Three Rivers. agree 10 opposition % Lord e.
gins present advisers. Mr. Mtlcolm CsaeEo1 5
election for the County Of Ken, is admitted . be-
sure.
In Distinguishing parties IN Canals As Conserve
tiyes aud Reform IS We merely adopt the language
Of the oolousts As to which Of them IS most a.
tscbed 10 British connexiou, We may remark tlat
Lord Seaton. Cathcart and Metcsife. and Sir Geo.
Arthur and F. b. Head trusted the frat named
party while Lords Durham, sydeuhsa. and Sir
Charles Bagot once minister % this Republic. gave
their confidence - the latter.
Since the arrival OF he Earl Of { gin there ra'
been 10 general election until nos. Tie chief l-.
viseTs Of bis predecessors wers uitra tories sith
whom /, couple Of Sir. Pspiassu's intimate conuec.
tons associated themselves, snd toe character I
the administration has not been essentially changed
OF course i,s patronage Is generally exercised IN
favor o. persons Supposed to be inimical 70 pro-
gress Ia tbs deauc. parliament it commonly
counted on a majority Of two
sirAlGn McNao tbs Old speaker Sod tls Ham
iiton folss that ne would nor again be candidate
for legislative houors # the tines change. 10
nan living will know better ho~ 70 adsp, MS con
duct 70 tue new order Of things tnan shs knight Of
Schlosier
The Montreal Morning Couf7sr. the paper Of toe
ralins party ia Canada thus commences .ts i-oors
on the list inst.
"Ths result Of the onz;ss. viii, 81 ali human pr'7s
billy De as great e viii be lasting for Ee Ett ysffrs
% pvs5ic that ;s recsnt overwhelming ceieat VIII
many years 70 COME c0nsyn the beaten and battered car
ca.e Of Racicsisu 10 the dus; IN which IL Is grOve
INK and ih-' TOO. with bu. small hope OF resurrection
The overwhelming GJeot' thus alluded 70. was
the election of M Badgely, the Queens Attorney
by small frontier constituency, with majority Of
mat ol5l