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

basot oArf al the Commis. l0Ler.hip Of Gown.
as HI : '''09 year and 60 shall III. O be-
'r"'c as '0hses' any he ever s1ftsuct because
he may nave dish6ed a Government IN l-31.
"h.cu has been denounced In the strongest terms.
as corrupt. LcClect.ul and ungy .rthv a conf i4nc-
by tie Queens Lord II IN Corninissio,e-7 Fac
ton may serve rs purpose bv excitement arson,
and outrage, 5L. % rcia.. 10 ay damages 10 those
whose property was burned aad ,l1udf-e1 Ia tl.
midst a. civil hr0ils h.raree some Of them ~,
have been r.s.iye under ro an. xo-.,4 h. irdc.
teus.blc
nm" S'Ht0H EDify-StT A"0H M'cNaO N J9'L
SIR a an McNsb, tie leader Of the widest
anon, the Thrice vas ir r.lq t-ieee,, t.--;,,o-
eHhOaIrsss,e' ana soehhI N0''rsty ~ insulting
the popular branch ~ the Legislature. lie had
declined TO give evidence 90 the tfIal Of certain
tools oi ne family compact who we're c1uv tc1
81 having forced their WY - midnight into tie
dwelling 81 George hoirh, L'I. Member Of tte
Assembly ard Clerk ci the Peace Tor " Wentworth
and haltou Coontles-apf OF dragging huu ont Of
doors, and tarr!DZ and ieathering him. Sir Allan
sn'd that hrs testimony would crlmlnste himself
Subsequently he was called before Special Com
mt'ee 81 the House Of Assembly, q" hioh had been
io C-re ~ ~ IIs' III, ,A ,,
possible mark Of i0sult. OF this Committee. Dr..
Baldwin was Chairman and MscNGo sained great
,a'or WIN ne family compact by tfea iing ne
D0"'.i''oe """ me ""'so w" ''nl'HP'' ~
"'ou uo' aNs"S' "l9 n''' pm" az. H't "III1.'
I1e'l'U"s' u" "ehie" "S P'"t' VI t"o h','c ~
l"NrS''Sr't' w u u" 80 ~ wy re ~ VI ','i
60 ~" o., 49,
" 49,, Wv IL, H.,
go. " ac.,.,,'t ,.d .,a ,a,.;,,od -, ,,,I, D
5 t. -, ~. ,,,..,,,,,' 49,, tl
49, 49,. - 49, "a il,s,s,rJ
In Tcfusiug To- tcstify / be,a,, To- snsoe6, snd So
did o,bers tina, he lad 81, rood reasons in his cas
- il, 10. Is A. Rol,h-bnt to did mot on ,l.sd
r., -. IL a., TO-, ~, -, oiIoo,, como Ia teeso,
far q rrtnsal rnoycd The House 10 send him tor,l
mi >, 80 C..,o,,. ta;i Uc ,yas so., IL o.
cord,ppl,. and alfcr remaining n few veets he
concluded t. make an apology u the effect that he
had had no intention whatever To m'nsge upon
-, ''c,,r;e,-,, 49,, ,',,o fscVab ,,,,'lv &c
PRED 10 be- servccabe too Of the Compact, winch
was eratGed with his conduct in using saucy lsn
suage I" ana hro" oratlhs ms Assembly
during announcer lh'rsti-hlioh oei"Ie 'o'Dint
tee EHNhiri Justice Doui'oi' c'"'su inc Ils"t o.
tn9 Asseuuy tonin"'evs !" mac my"
was brought 10 the uaT' so'y ana severely I'PI'
nahded ny tne opeaAer' anu aoS"e'"u proper
questions quite gnpiy ever 1lte7'
Rat 0mong the Toronto L0trucrs.
Ioa.,ded tho r,lin, c'oss Of Canada in lSec
~.
'''oy S''" ',0',VN ''0'"' "'' '""f'''
libel is llbt'' IL 50 they hsd thelr remedy IN az
anpesl To Judge and Jury. All our sherhs hcl@
oiilce at their pleasure the judges were remo,-
able at their nod and, as Ia 1893 they could have
chosen their own Jurors They preferred, how
ever 10 break open my dwelling-house on the BAY
shore, at Toronto now the residence Of William
Cawthra, Esq,) and having destroyed n fee
new printing Enlistment aud thrown loads OF
the TYNE into Luke Outario, they replied 10 those
who censured then' We IKE sucn suinins'!
"g,es - LILLE -, u, ,o,, ,,L oc ,,orL;n
men 10 commit this outrage in the dark for the
people were my friends they therefore set about
u themselves III oloau 3. ~ "nVo , ,',s?
seem 10 nave ono'o" '"V" ~ ""N f'"i0' w"
lioh' V"' u io""ios
4 Free Press DesfrOged and 6y whom.
rho lo,o rio,s ., Toronto Ind tho c,nntenonce
oil TWO DIlthh HdSsu"'es ~ ""u 'Ho '"'' "
ls26. | Immediately prosecuted for my damages,
o,d nroved an the trial before Sir William Camp.
L,n Cbi,t Iustice tbet Hon William Allan Post.
master end Collector (al,erward one of Sir +. B.
Heads Executive CounciD. aud Colonel stephen
Howard Auditor General OF Upper Canada, broth
er.in-l.w or John r. Robinson then Attorney
General and now hieEJusticel were standing o.
rho hank Iookinc nj the rlotcrs. and quite cogni.
zont of what was going on, vet not interfering.
The Coroners evidence was corroborated b,
~. - O., Nnrra,, ,,,,, Of tho Resnbsrnois Ca
mol hp faafl a
,ic called ont oioud for aid e. prevent the destruc
,;o,, oS nv. nrooertv before tbev cot TO the LAX,
with the fvpes: but that Colonel A Ian. who, he
bod M donbf saw the whole and heard the call.
made no effort to ouen the riot though a msgis.
,ro+e ond therefore ne Murray did nothing
Tien,enont Charles Howard. nephew of the
chef Inst;ce. md son 70 the above named maes.
trate WINS one of the leading rioters.
uho Presided orcr The Montreal MOI in ls49.
u..h.,,tar An,,,,tos Howard Eso.ss per
E D.. Tt, p.,9, nrc,;d,a in Or led the Tory
aaa.;.',' .. ,,o Chan,n ia Mars Nontrcol on the
~,oL, sc ~, o,,h nj, and s,oko with characters
,c whence indsm,ng the passions of his 5000
andi,ors Howard say, The Pilot. was particu.
Iarl, violent so,inc iLst they bad shaken long
o,,cyoh -,bs, Mr. Mo0at, was good enough Yok
no, r ,.,,,sei gn,,lLer lc1l,r nOr.-
rp,s w.. rnT ting FoK .crIoN. lie proposed
thst ,b,v sbould Give three cheers FIR the Queen.
AYp rmiS GO AND TAKE AwALK. This suggeston
was in evident sllua.on to the vehement cres o.
the crowd. cries first raised by few persons who
were evidently acting in concert Of To M
! H,nssl To me HoscW
! II was now near eight They carefully avoided