New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
British American League.

This AssJciarOn, each member being UNPAID
and without mileage vii not st long st Kingston. A
Correspondent .o, fret page sends "a ate tdngs from
them. ari their debates and proceedings during the
9Th and 18th fl tive columns of the Montreal H9sd-
They may 10 s0ue good by stirring up tho Ministry
te lut taere "a NJ much OF the spin, Of reform IN
them.
Mr. wnsou Of Quebec lirom the T.. - moved to
have an elective senate and the Bishop Of Toronto $
son. Mr. Strschan. seconded him. An amendment pun
ng the oyaty Of the Csradas was carried, - 10 Is
Mr. Gowan, ex Grand Master OF the Orangemen, made
more speeches and motions than any other delegate
IL was suggested that the country ought 10 De repre-
sen ted in the BRUSH Parliament. Mr. Mcdonald was
bitter against Lord Egn and hoped the Peers would
So them justice Mr BOckers was NJ AFRAID OF AnneNa
ton Mr GoSsn wanted % maintain connection
with Britain Nr II Parsons would soOuer take tbe
torch and re his homestead while he went bareioo ted
% another country. than consent to Join the Jnit@d
-tst,s the dame ot loyalty burns as brightly rs ever
Mr futan di.lket the present Constitution me
,lie purpose of the Convention VAS o. change IT, We
nave eslpport ri the greatest nation IN inc world
. annex ourselves ~ the United -taies would De- 10
become slaves their gorgeous temple Of LIBERTY was
1ult uann the slaves dung Inc rebellion losses
Dil coudsmned hy vote also the attempt 10 IN
crease roe representation In Assembly to lD. Mr
Dlggsn con siiered French domination me foD oi t'
@r t.w more articles in tL- Iires. and Brush feel
nss would h ~ end lie would rather join the 7tatrs
if an remain a. they were but preferred Union oi All
colonies. ana FiEFfoJ ol me HOUSE pi
Mr Roland Macdonald complained mat the Union had
thrown the g. Radicals into the arms OF the tfeDcn
Canadians.
Mr Wilson Of salifeei moved that almost d the evils
10 which this colony has been subjected have resulted
ou The Abseuce of proper and efficient colonial admin
traton Ina England and that tle best remedy would DE-
BY colonial representation Ia the British Parliament
.hersby the colonies would be- bound tO England by
rhe ties of great Federal Govern nent lie DID noi
Ike ~ be ruled By Nessrs stephen and Hrwe-, jvo
miles away their position would be- vastly inProvod II
th.y o.ned the United state. some day there would
10 4 great coumOu0n IN the United states, some o.
nch separated from the rest would Join themselves
ty Canada which would thus become an immensely
ooDerfli naval State having marine force On IN"
axe. and sesboard competent 10 sweep every nosuie
aset frOu uf the ocean
Mr Frmaunzsr sad TIE real evil Eas the majority
la the Assembly h- wanted A reform there Mr. PHI
er waltsd i.dcra. union and nigh protective tanh
N1va scotia sud NeN Bruns@ick had o import "hst
Canada bad e. export there would De no French DO
nin.on after federal colonial union. Toe Attorney
.ereral II Nova scotia had stated That sgcn union ay
nearest n. heart
Mr. Wlson bade them prepare for the Tune when
Britain would seek ~ sever tlc connection sh1 WIN
draw her armie. as she bad no longer any commercial
nreye.,. ~ MAINTAIN Sova scotia aud New Brunssicz
h.d vast resources. end wanted good government u
orinz than OUT NJ. Vsnkou xhnet vas al humble sd-
uirer VI monarchics Institutions ne was opposed u
.dyenturers > ho caDe . PICK up crumbs "nlch ieN
10 colonies their DAY vas gone.
Several members sa!d their oofct vas u Turn OUT
rr gre.-n ~ Mnistry Mr. MACK stated ina, ne vas no
and though De was accused oi 'ettlpg hfe Z"
~ Parliament House be desired this battle over u
retire again from the noise u puoAc strife 70 prlF4N
ife 5ur he .sW men round him IN whom the country
..fey trust and be felt sure that mem oers would
sr % ,nrir homes secure u nsgng acquired great
.cc...en II strength and o. haynz thrown smell 81
no fet Il rae Administration which would MAKE tnem
lance o.. Of the Government - Csnsaa-