New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
Formation OF an Amaze xauon Ass ociatics.
From ear Antr Asnsrstoa cOr-spootsoi
No


The Anne xssonisss OF Montreal held their hrst
meeting yesterday in the Temperance Hall. 81.
Nsurice-st The meeting was called for ~ o.
clock, bat It was before 1t was called to order
by Mr.. Johu RedPath, appointed Chairman, and
were. when the proceedings began about so
persons in toe room ant the cose probably about
40 and IT, belisve, generally considered failure ss
g. NUMBERS and also 40 30 Influence the greater mum
Der OF the leading men Who signed the Declaration,
and par tculsry the Tories, havios tailed 10 make their
appearance. The leading ones present who spoke
NJ ssrs Holmes, DEWITT, Frost Jones and Nc
Kay, ph0 al old Rsfrrnsrs The only leading To-
RE. Who spoke were Aessrs Rose aud Johnson, the
discharged Queens Council. who, having been 81.
tscked think 10 would look hxs cowsrdice 10 back out
nOS but hey were particularly anxious 10 scout the
very idea Of nSGntas aayhbs dlsl0yat no sucn Idea
ever entered their heads, they we're only showing
their loyalty in more eXprss.ivs manner Mr. John
.aid they going to tho foot OF the throne TO
beg the Queen to allow them 10 their subsistence,
and II shs refused 20 allow them, they would sabmit,
they ~ere In du'y bound TO do, and ths dastToly,
mean, cowardly declaration was cheered By tie An
aes auonists Ut Montreal. Ass for Annexation All
he spsskers. except the Freedmen, very care
tai pay sess respect TO the feelings OF Loyalty OF
those who opposed them Que sid ne would never
give up his allegiance Crest Bdtsin save With his
ufe-pjor man The Frenchmen who spoke were the
dolly hearty honest teJws tney proiessed their faith
10 Republication and their disiike 70 the British
There were thrwe OF them, MN Latte. Dorion and
Lsberge, but they unfortunately for their cause
very young men, little Known, and hsS'ns hits In
aGenoo. Not one wealthy respectable Frsnchmsn
,~,.,adi,o. In. ,,u,h !. TIA, tha lny.i .risto-
cra'icsl, purse proud merchants OF Montreal have
bscked out from the movement Their ne OF anger 10
and they have some back under the parental eye
again sought refuge az their mothers spron suipg
from which they had deserted because they were re-
fused power to play a. othceholdns nice ttle game
Involving the cistriouron IT susar Pums Taeir pee
~ p,o,,nf ID. ,..Iiv Hhg5.i r.n INV viii nov
'arn round upon and en.ss. Win being rsos' .ns NE
PNpiOsns' sau $3.50 VI rosou "I' 49, ..t's
esrne.'ne'' oil yoIe only IL VIII nos Dc quite .I'
tectuh IN securing tnem tne losses ana nsnes no,
they are sharp isho~s. the Canadian Tories They'll
look out tor themselves. Mr. Holmes, MP. delivered
best speech OF the day but added new facts 10
uhs, hs. .nas.rea In IN. ma xsn.ner, The main eta
ole of the ,oseohe, were assertions of the benefits OF
Annexsion, without mueo reasoning s"ons asse'
uons OF continued oysiy Of ieeins ana denuncisnons
OF All WHO opposed them u Or1cehodors and Once
and traitors to the true teresrs of tho coun
10 the mseting w. very ardent, snd tho cheering
mink rearlv onr hail M IN, aud,nes ans from m, 70
curiosity 20 s.. what wss going on The frat meeting
- -, ~ 80, - 80. -, 49,. ,o r,aLs
.,'"n., ar,io1. 70 nr;v.,s .Ssrs nv vii
- - - - q, - "a n.lIs '
"" - III ~ N -, o., ,h ,oia,t,n. $3.50
NJ ~ gsss T.,Iay Eso sscdna.d by J..ob ps.
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VIZ. VS.. Tn, .,naa,.o, u,asr tina .v ,b., ,s,.,
hs'sa ms ~ - IS ms 10 ns,s,,. ,n,.,..
MS III sninis'eu oy asos.'v W ~
ciats WHO sHs~ 10 sne auainmenl VI Iea.uy s.a
CO. 'hseofe FORM Ourselves va az Assocls.ou ~ u.s.
purpose snd 70 promote "a. soels M !. a.
ada aad we sdopt N sseumsns 81 sne As s IT,, ~
FeoPS 81 CsAaad poohsnoo ~ ns J"uihas W "'-''' !"
Moved by X. Holmes Esq y Seconded BY WIN.
Nelson, ESQ
Rsos>S That our State Coloni pendsnce only he
Cd At tho sscrbes u our moot valuable Interests,
and tnst th. n-nink considers the sOcsl commercial
and political culIies Of Canada and feeling tbs weigh
of ~. sSs th. oonr a. onr ,oc-ly believes ,hsi me
IL =, =. n.hl. ~ improy.
ng our condition consists 10 Peaeeabls seps snon from,
Gs-st Brsin win her consent and the Annexation OF
W,yad nv Il N.ek.y ,sconded BY A. A. Dorion.
Rs.olVed That the name o our Annexation shall bs
. e. 80 80, 80, a..oei.rIo. on MosIss.IS
Nov A nv D. nm Ro.e s-c.no I'd BY N. L.berxs
R,,I,,d ma we bind ourselves toward each other
barng 10 Oh von ali past disssnsions cordially 10 CO.
9gefst- In .ueh a. n ana AZ s,, % =,
oesi promote zoe 90 " .a1 ~, s ~ %
~ Peop.ss y Ssus ., ), ~ .na, - '' '
Md Nv p q Jyhnson. seconded BY John Done.
.,i
e,y,.S Thst ,,t. A.,uny do now asiosrn 10 Thurs.
d 80 AZ moan ts.n TO meet ,os the lion Of Otncsu
al thst he follo~in. Gen emsn be COMMITTEE 10 Nom.
uae Tcaet Tor our consideration n Mcksy A. A.
DOrOn, ID Tluznce, n Mulhoznd, and Osesl
The British American League 70 stl auing ct To-
roBto On Saturday last series OF resolutions were
gss.-d rather significant Of change In fssing among
the L-ssu They were moved BY Ar. Inomas VII
son a Qusbec.
hs'4' D. That rnehsr pro,enon % reelproeiy soS es
onee9eo o, wi naso s - ~ ~ -, ,s
- sI.iS - ,,.nsd 20 uni.on win tbc wishss N TIE
oeops an .ited 10 The growing i'm porsnco intsH
.eBe. Of The soapy ard that such Constitution shsud
snbnes union u me Bfl.n MOTH Aneriesn rfovioe.s
% ae'as 49, &c o No ,oaI,,, 81 si.,ssd so.