New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

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Fam Compact leader. at Toronto. l; sets out
| 5y asserting as fast, tha, more important
a,d Elective revolution is now s0irs 90 80 tue
Cans+ss. than 4 hal their popa -on were IN
open arms assilst the n thercouuty
Ten Or twelve pages are occupied With yer
sion % tle outbreak OF 1887 and the events = Cd
lei 20 10. SINE our hundred thousand people,
t1e French q Lower CaaAds. are described as
'acti'us eb-.s, Wuos almost every EosIishman
aad American torsook previous . the insurrec-
ton. TIE tTo psrtie. are thus portrayed
" An * aud race-horse hal thus been yoN-d %
Eether IN the same legislative hsraess The
present minority are the " rsce-horse
The Tory party. h1xever are moe 6ry repre-
seated by the * for every measure - progress.
-efors sud Improvement 10 Caasts. they &c all
times steadily vetoed. nal lie! or crushed. BIT
ish authority upheld III, 10 in the lac, Parliament
even when they were the fewe,t and ~hea, IA
ls47, Lord On dissolved Legs Azure here
the patronage OF o.hce aud the baSiog up OF all
tost vas corrupt ana pGrchassoe. caull not Keep
Messrs. MacNab. K loiuson. Papileal sni Prince
in a majority when he did this At the request Of
the Tore, themselves. WHO hoped 70 gain strength
the People swept the N on. OF the House OF Assem-
bly, and placed Reformers IN their stesi, whom, as
the minority could not vote them down, they
burns and smoked them out
Why they did 50, Blsckwood's apology Tor To
y ism very p lsiny tells Us page al "Loya'ty
sicsened % the very deata at seeing rHE vEaT
Bssr GIFTS % rHE CeowN handed over to pohii-
cal pickpocsets." When the people osshered
MacNab, Papiresu. Prince & Co. they thought the
pocket picking hsd chiefly been done By those
whom the bayonet, the Sallows, the transport
ship sud the liue4l descendants Of Judge JetFreys
on the bench, had too long kept in authority over
them but be- this as II may, the loss OF " the
very best gifts Of the Crown sick,asd Loy1iy
10 the very death % and Ia her agony she kicAed
over the mace, singed the Speakers wblskers
with burning journals Of bygoue knayery. stoned
the members as the impeulte4t Jews Old :. ste
pheu, robbed private dwellings raised added
eggs 20 an unusual premium. and nov sroans
qa.te sadiby through BlackNooi. at the passage
d the Rebellion L sses" but takes some cou-
Tort 10 the reflection mat as II would have taken
w o-thiris vote to Increase The representation
from "a to $50. Papneau's vote. by the side o.
| Plnce s. defeated trat reform. This part Of tie
storm at all events has passed over. p. 7io.
The Governors are tainted with their ignorance
Of Colonial affairs, ny the very mea Who were A.
once their parasites and deceiyers In page 20
We learn from tine Family Compar." ttm
TIL. Governors Who did the monarch in The prov.
nce old NOT generally betrsy much fs-te Nr -ifung
down hy the farmer drs~idr and eating apple sauce
and sourkrOuf ~ bis table whore fnere neither "ss
nor could have been recog nzrd disnncu0n 7rfwe' %
rho mssfer and the manret~een the lord o. lne c'st'
and the cook 10 the Htchcn. Yet such were the places
WHERE governors and rulers N gut nave seen nt WORK
The clements ~ Democracy ul1h' nave witnessed ae
process 90 education 10 fh- dwelling system An eii
cation which with the VAST facilities tor independence
| ia America. irrespective 20 situation or in-tu'"n-'
| men never get over. and ia which they might have
| trared the natural CROWN OF ie'An5- anh pNncip--
that ust 10 the very nature 81 tnluss. be- in 'a' Of
continual wHrf-re with the customs the pride and me
love distinction, which are the inalFnane or-prins
Of The monarchy the arsocracy ana the social system
~ England
Follows a crusade against the Methodi.ts, "the
great number Of American and tho Waterloo
aud Markham " Dutch" Engshmen II sppsss
we're termed &" blooded critters They suffered
some
merely because it became limited aboat the neghbor
hood. where they had settled that they FLOODED
critters and refused % eat ~ roe table VIII their
a5orer- and associate upon an equal footing with their
! education where have lrti the harvest r-ds ~
soon a. they discovered that two tables wer- set IN the
house and where FAM es have been obliged % avoid
inconvenience that could be endured, % conform,
otsosether ~ least 1r time ~ the general usage
~ admitting no distinction between master and man. -
| p. 732.
Black wood readers are assured that nine tenths
Of thc immigrants from the United Kingdom were
exemplary oy ali.ts, bat that
"a Yankee schoolmaster without either education or
INTEL gence-sith nothing earth 20 recommend aim,
ave an inveterate propensity tor vapoung and med
ding IN the affairs. religious and political % every sect
and class wherever be gOescAn, znd ever nas. eNer.
csed more iuf lence among them ia iew months man
| 4 whole nell hoornood Of EEglsh gentlemen could IA
| years
We guess there were no Yankee Scho1.mastefs
in Mr MoRtt's mob, which alter being edited by
Al exhorts,ion from the Upper Canada Chief JUS
,ice nephew, Hew ard, sdournei from the Place
d'Armes, Montreal 20 the Parliament Building, on
a certain dark night in April last. The yapo-lng
and medding down there was not Yankee fashion
bat Bl,cks God will have i, that the Jons,hans
an J-dediahs were out 10 the thirty seven
| Ambition mounted between two saidle-3ags. upon
ogtrot pony not likely 10 shine IN tae character
Of courier strong na-al accent and love u me
| i@veling system. were our poor recommendfr u
| Ensi-h gentlemen and English Governors. ior orfe-
OF distinction aud the command %. Her Majesty mil
! Ia forces p 5J
In the Home District where Mackenzie who head
"a the Rebellion ia ~ had s0so.ate control over ne
-.scfiob, 10 the Midland District where Dr. biI"eA,
an American by birth, ~ education. and from punei-
yl4 exefci- ed = similar influence 10 Tie London D.
| frct where Duncomhe, wuO alec heafef tne f-oes
could carrv any man in,o Parliament be pleased what
~.s the character u The voters IN the townships snd
counties which gave them this po~erf They we're ne
H-tno1i-rs educated have described they were
The Americans and Dutch with strOns predA-ctOns 10
favor OF Democracy and sui stronger oisl<e " TIE
natural and inevitable characterscs II society "ncn
arss from Monarchy itself 10 the Gore DistncL 10 tn@
| Niagara District and 10 tns Newcastle Distinct wat
do III books exhibit for the counties which sent
| Member alter Member Win hardly an exception, u
sgo0rt Mckenzie in the Parliament and some - nrtn
20 import hiu ~ t1a Reoei Ine number % he1e
KAN. md Jsieoi-n. and Jon-tnans. - i4elms and
| Ezezels shows pretty CLEARLY wat -. tl'lr or4-n'
and VIA, we're their political predictions p -
Thi. man. Mackenzie, with Dr. Bowel, Dun
coub.. the Yankee Sctoolmssters the M-tho6sts
Jonathan. iskin, and the Daicn, as thus array cd
10 Bisckwcod only sought eqaal ngnts aud ia"s
| IL ls37 50 are to.t 10 the L0Hd0a inns, a.
Ways TIL now quoted approvinsly BY The men ~no
got 10 the n auifesto; and Il -, Th1 caused the
outbreak We suppose that the Toronto PATTI
arch. who did the greater part Of the bari ing o.
uriv.re properly, tried Loont and Mathews nr