New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-22

81 IDENTIFY NJ dislnciinaton Gil al the Members int
,sr away their time in Idle disputes. ending in
nothing 50 thst they have the days on which the
real business Of the country comes. free for pract-
cal legislation.
The University Bil-;hst great bone Of cJntsn-
t.en batween opposing parties, AMI con;eniing
chu-cls s-hss go1e through the ordeal of The Low
e- House. and viii be equally fortunate in our vs.
sembiy of Peers Il 3 liberal measure, con-
ceivei in q spirit Of Equal Justice 70 al sec's.-
Tne principle which distinguishes i. from the
measure Introduced By Mr.. Draper. the Attorney
General Of the Tory Administration, IS the setting
side the Chair Of Divinity. Ot course this will
be- ore 0t those COLLEGES usually described by our
nous churchmen rs ,diess. The heads. howev-
,r. OF the colleges of the SIX leading ser's m the
country have each seat in the senate 0f the ne
vsrsItv The bi.i, ou the whole, has been approved
b. all exreu. the more ti-otrt members of the
Church of Elrlanl-the truly orthodox according
% the canon az John. ty the grace % God, Bishop
0i Torout1-aud they ar uo i1ager sufficiently
powerful % sway the Councils 40 Canada.
The Assessment Bill which taxes personal as
vel IS rea' property IN Upper Canada the Low
er Canada Education d. aud the new lldicature
Bin Tor Canada West. are oil going thrOu gh with
ont alv opposition, an am'Cab|e understanding
having been me - Nth such parties as object
d portions Of these measures All these bills,
burr ra through ttcy arc. are the precursors o.
the propagation, which IS expected in about ten
! days
Aswe suppose the Members think o. all work
and 10 play would make them what ihe provcrt
calls "dul boys they have coutriycd o. cnHyeu
| 'hcIr proceedings on their own days by various
salie. not exactly Of VII Col Gugy, 10 order,
supp0s- o. llf o speech, inquired oi the Ministry
whether the country vas g. pay iur the expense
of INSERTING m the G1-,f the addresses % the
GOV ~ -u,ral. Nth tie replies which had appear
I'd there In the course % bis observation he an
n0unccd most o~acllar.y "a bis deliberate opinion
| that n the Queen should give her assent T. the
Rebellion Losses BID, her Colonial sui Jects vii
! be ahs0ivcd from their oath oi allegiance or
course this declaration caused a l'tle tumuit 90
| the House Members desired that the words bee
taken down. and theYwere repeated. None OF
| Col. Gugy ifirids openly supported HIM, and The
| solicitor General Blake administered severe
castieation. IN the course OF which he pretty PLAIN
| ~ pointed out the Colonel as a man who had la
| raneued and encouraged the mob on their late out
RACES He also advertcd 10 certain passages Do the
| ie of the Colonel when the latter had thrown
some aspersions on the fame 90 his maternal pa
rent All this was done hypcthctcsly but the
| illusions were So polluted Rs hardly to be mista
| ken. Col Gsgy rose aud ssid. THAT : a lie. -
| The debate continued without any retort % the
| Dr. br Mr. Blake but 10 - evident duel was
| intended. During the same evening a ca'tt was
presented hut through the Interference Of friends
| mutual apologies were agreed o.. and made next
day Bro the House. Il the original quarrel was as
| SIR Lucius - Tn--er would say. "a bealtiu
| ruarreltJ illt on. the explanation vas about as
| mysterlOus and dlplomotcal a. can well DE- I'M
| agIned. However suppose the quar- ei had only
| got t. what Tuuchston- c. IS the sersafh c1nse
A. all events u as recouc.cd Do the usual way
| bv an ID. q. II You sad So. then ! said 80 Much
| vntue IN IT," a. Shakespeare saws. The newspa
pes of course take different sides and each OF the
nsrtics Gets severely handled by the papers be
| longing o the opposite side. This Is about the
sixth duel made up tins session End people begin
| 10 feel rs much disappointed al the results as the
| Romans did v hen no blood " assplit ia the games
| At the amphitheatre.
| Our peers have been unwontedly immersed IN
| business They hsve assembled from All parts
% answer TINS vital question Whether the o. col
| i,ctiye wisdom OF the a. saees-ior that number
vas actually got together-shOuld address Lord
| Elgin without at the same time, censuring his
| Ministers The majority IN favor OF Government
was Ire. \ Great dea was SAID about Their or
| der The peers 0f two years standing elt them
| selves insultcd hv being mixed with peers OF
| more recent elevation. An Hon. qVOHfaiq stone
mason ieit his dignity outraged by sitting n coun-
| end with An Hon. carra- c-makeri retircd grocer
! so f-cs equally Offended at his association with
plebeiars actual engaged in business. And these
| are the men = no prste ABOUT rIfiOn - n He
public which, In theory al least, places all men on
| IN equality.
We have plenty oi discussions upon responsible
| Government The Herad aud Puot are the lead
| ers and other paper. occasionally mngl- in the
| warfare. The only matter of doubt seems o. re
| - o. the support that the Governor General may
meet with from Britain. The Tories 'ny % the DE
| csion be- AGAINST them they VIII seek some oihe'
| t,nn 90 Government, aud tire LiberasJet.' .nat or
| tae actiOn 0i the Home Government depends the
| question q their connection with Great BItaiu
/ I'm" .HaF
| ion continues in power that the Governor course
| vii be- approved. II cannot be- Otherwise u W
| are % have 2 Constitution NJ all aud question
even d the Torres al home VAL support or dcleho
| the party here alter their outrageous conduct
| Our Government are taking precautions 70 meet
| any coming danger. The city police u eNteho,"
| from 90 men CD goo men. 0i whom ~ are 10 oe
| horsemen These men vii also be hremen. the
later body being about 70 BE- dsbanded- lois
| vii be henry bi0r anil gre1t df'conrHgfWeH' %
Ioryism The only hotbed has been The bremen
! places oi rendezvous. ]. g tuus inat a. gre ms
| chcf doue he's been couc0ct-t. The pTe-ninAfy
step o. siafbsnce has been re- yu'ary 20 dfa- ihr
| engines through the city sumnouing BY the oelS
% the engines all their associates Iney were per
fectly passive themselves and would not let others
! work az the burning OF the Parliament house' ~
| : well that their Occupation gone uuI
should not De surprised q rnd some ma hIss1al'oN
| made before they shuttle on On err haul- meats
! Your NuW-lOrk riots created some constrfna
| ton here Our rioters began 90 think that e' en-
in c land Of liberty. people are not allowed 70 Do
as ihey please at all times.
| The bell continues MOVING in Upper IAN 1Ns.-
| Addresses pour 10 - tire G1ysrno'-1enefa' and
his answers aud sffable manners % al VINO aP-
| proach him. are winning golden oplnlols among
| the people Leeds County, GlensAFy' Hamilton
| Civ and know not Low many other places are
seud.re deputies From Leeds, hity two persons
| ,ame down &c depuia..on not an lnal'iaaai
| among them holding oaic- % any KIND ane SOM
i've or SIX OF them formerly Supporters OF OzIe
Gowsn. Grand Master OF the OraAsemea o. PIPER
Cauads. The petitions on the other SIDE 60 on
lsnsuidy
The Torres, i1rtAi-Lt since, disp atcnei M
Cavlev 10 ENGLAND - plead their cause ana TINS
week NJ H.ncks lei, - represent the NJ 'A-stis
and their party This later i good move Mr
H. will BE- more than a match l0r Mr: Z, Ire
COMP etc knowledge Of cur anslrs OF NJ. HincA'
xiil be At once as apparent IN 5niAln as tne lsno
| rance and shalowness OF Mr.. Cayiey. IL Il PROB
able also that the fnancia position oi toe country
viii be placed 10 a m re favorable night % peFsoL
A. interview with London car ',al.st. nan u "o9ia
De BIZ letter. Canada per cent y osutdres' o..
az arrivals. were selling a. premium IN me
London market. aud w1ult have Continued 81 .
40 b.l il, not been for or disturbance.
to- .-i,s tbrearerei legal pr,c, edinzs agai0s 3
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