New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

bar to their political Advancement, - the g e,
tney Nvr- preferred = 81 FROM TIM . f.14- 81
ter~arf proved. The lsts Adnin..trstinn. Sae--
wood Psp'nesl, Robinson. NI4er * 90 7 ss..red,v
ought u have made my reca. C. s.< a. -.r xith
L0ra Neicst-. The outbreak Wass III .
most OF them. snerwood Vre4 tired ,a- the
Pres. rot, WIS fined = bat y-reu the lax -eo1ir-
I'd Indictments against IAamss D. Ml--sln
George LO1nt, Adam Grahar4. YIN. Nos 20 my
SCI a1d others, he 4 as emills 81 - draw them.
sud charged 2lJ csch, Or 100. \ -llrts-uls
srd haaglu-s. 10 was always GA baad. oae ol &c
harsaest aud hardest. " As ii % pave tte way
.or Annexation
When my presses, stationery. 10000 volume. oi
booAs, tiuding establishment, toas o, typ- stere-
ot} po-Ils tes g. became prey % the Tories in
cfn4per, l-3t, they completed, aM tod, " 10
very good VII ;ae werk ~ destruction begun iu
$50. Ny rete.Ion ..ssrs are certainly h-svy
enough. When viii thy be paid
Coao1,ca Vsrd.oi-PoDe on P.r.ona'ty.
received s2,5oO damages in l-e6, and heavy
costs Col Ftzsibbon q srrviceaoe Instrument
Of the ruling faction. anI al present their agent
London collected l1nds from the ot'icisl. ali aid
mc tho money. was quite ready % trust com
mon Jary selected By Sheriff jarvis, their ally
ort judges Haecrman and Mscsuiay Of counsel
for the cente. mob, demanded special panel,
not daring 10 trust the ordinary one
They did not bring forward single witness -
confute any fact had established they did not
resd single passage in my newspaper 20 the
Jury, but complained much Of its personauty.-
VIII The poer. Pope. lsee letters to DR.. Arbuth.
not was then Of opinion that
10 reform and not chasfi.o would be impossible.
end That the wis'-t procrlis would l' % little u-o
'h,re no-c no example ~ enforce them. 90 stfscS
vices BOO o." nhstfaCt without aiming ~ pers1as would
be- sa.e lighting indeed. hut y would le t-L-.l. 90. 90
shadows My greatest comfort ald cncaGra- .icri ~
proceed ha- u'en 90 se flst t-ey who ha'o l sflne
or for Of anything e.ss ha7e appeared cut by Jay 49,
Tie Q,olcc Go-e,ie by Hon. John Mellon,
sad
"lt is na'ur. for those in power who mako , trade
81 pn'o. who doarnsy tilnk tha' in'ir " is '7-af'
firfl. HAD The Ifr1rr's Irs' % f.rk Toronto
aran ihe only one iuls pendent 90 thorn ODD tr taEi4f-
vh.u iic refalu'r- oi Office Dad thrown u 4AiD Lake
Ontario Tie deposition ID % crls'' among their pm
rirls would have 1c. 70. ial ~ ever ilDl H'ni .Hv
.-altcd. Hiso dsosHt'D Vt'ct re'abs from ieT t'ag
%, qr0rcl i.h be ior anil 90 oiY0'aoa 90 The 'q'0ess
,'aao1 anil opn0as = ne sr'oi mas q 'e le9
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The Tory Cry FIR Annexation.
Messrs Sr Allan MscNab. Hewari, Sherwood,
Robinson, and the other wild leaders OF tho Mont
real Tories. in lsl9, are as much in opposition to
public opinion 10 Canada now, as the rioters were
10 1876 or when all hope OF Justice died Ia many
-tfn nan : tItttl ia 100 A TIC ltl ct y ul ~
noxation" Is not because they love " hat i. Demo
cratic in this Republic They hate rational Free
Apm everywhere and they love license but the
People are against them now, and so Gre the Gov
eminent England IS wearied OF their crimes and
their cruelty, and hence it is that they are once
more playing their old trump card, To the House
10 the House f.
With what vchcmencc Of gesture nnd sharp
ness Of note did Chief Justice Robinson. in As
sembly. urge the disinheriting of every natural
.zed American In ls2G " ell do recolect bis Ian
ruage. d" Tie AmertcGHs iproded cur c0Hltry
rqns9ckcd oprtorns, destroyed our property, mur-
2,,,d eur utces and ch,idfcn aud made orr names
jcs0iote.' Now his faction Of refugees are an
noxationists. If they are sincere. what are we
% think OF their hatred TO free institutions every
Ehere, for ages and of their hangings OF Car
iinai Duqnetie, Lount, Matthews, Doan, Van
Shoutz, and many others who only desired To see
Canada well governed or Independent
An Apolory for an EdHor-Jy Joseph Hore
Some will, perhaps, suppose that in ls26 the
mob Of fashionable rowdies destroyed my press
because the journal conducted dealt in invcctive
rather than in facts. The ireehOlders Tor many
miles round Toronto soon showed what their opin-
'On was, by eectlng me 10 tine Legislature from
the most numerous constituency in British Amerl-
"a, the opposing candidates being Mr. Baldw n,
now Attorney General, and Mr.. Small, late Solicl-
'or. General. Tory persecution was my chief re-
commendation. although all admitted my willing
uess to aid in promoting the welfare OF men LIVING
by their useful industry, or enjoying the fruits OF
former useful labor and toll.
Hon. Joseph Howe, now Secretary OF the Prov
ince of Nova Scotia, was in 1926, Editor OF the
Hahfar Nora ScofiGH, which he conducted with
great ability. About a fortnight before my presses
we're destroyed by the Official rowdies, Mr.. Howe
thus characterized a newspaper which the Toron-
| - Faction had found 10 be uncomfortable
"On all occasions we rcnd his lMackenros journal
with interest, and admired the fearless AMI honest IN
dependence with which he advocated the rights and IN
crcsts o the people 10 was crcdiiabc 20 bppcr Can
ada that -ach journal received their support and pro
lection IL aFrcc Pres IN every sense OF the word
md this was the best indication which could receive
~ fhc high spirit Of British liberty and the noble ard0r
of freedom which must animate the minds OF the n
hsbiients Of THAI rch fertile and Improving colony -
There con be 10 independence ~ iAo lre's ui-s ln
people cherish and protect IT, An tdi0r before De-
arc attempt t. correct abuses % expose jobs, or 20
attack the powers that be- must De- sasncd ihai d
he, ice brought into Court Of Justice for h. public ia
| hor- be- rely upon The independence ol "a jury
Nr Mackenzie closing article l. ~ our opinion ii
ar the best which has over come from he pen 10 ls m
many parts vigorously written, and displays 10 every
paragraph the stores Of mind which has rad much
and has the power of accurate retention We 30 not
concur 10 many of HE opinions but there j. such a
strength of thought pcrysding H. that quite salts
ted cannot lay before our readers anything - inter
80 Henry-', Nep York, NbnLlp May isi9
| THF CRors Is Northumberland OF a letter
| from Pnev Point 1t Marys county April -. l-il, io
a merchant IN tbs CITY "l have been examining the
wheat ihi- week .nd find that the forward wheat Is
seriously injured much 80 hat DO not think somo
viii make han crop 10 u inc Whfai ilat L.
ouiod and the head formed. sni from hvo Osl1 nc-
rom the ground The frost has killed the head hous
the stalk ]. still green and the blade was bitten a. me
| rnd-. hut now begin. 90 turn yellow ant die Ihe
wheat the light lard is most injured some rpois
Will not make more than half crop unless the under
brrnchc. put up and then the wheat VIII upen 90 soon
| injured. ba4t FatH'l
| CALIFoR>IA GoLD At BosroN The Boston
T7nr Of the It'll states the amount Of gold brous b
| ly me Sophis W alkcr ~ $4,000 % sy1pO oi tbs
$1,000 belong 90 Olphant a Go. oil tbs CITY AMI th'
| rect is consigned 90 Baltimore houses
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