Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-11
CANADA.
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From the Montreal Courier of April 30.)
We received yesterday morning copies Of
the resolutions, passed at a great meeting Of
the British inhabitants of Brockville and its
vicinity; also of a placard, which we con-
celved 10 be a production uneXanpled in a
dependency Of the British Crown. 1t is the
first time that the constituted authorities Of a
municipality have personally superintendent
the burning in efigy Of the representative Of
the sovereign.
The same thing has been done in Coburg
and we are told that the reflection of the
huge fire which consumed the mock Govern
or General was seen thirty miles of on the
lake.
The people of Frontenac, Leeds and Has
tings are preparing to march to the assistance
OF their brerhern in Lower Canada. The
owners Of the Steamboats, have placed them
at the disposal, Of the loyal people.
1t was reported in town Yesterday after
noon, that the house Of Mr.. J. S. Macdonald
member for Glengarry, at Cornwall, had been
burnt by the populace on Saturday night;
that MIR. Macdonald has fled for his life, and
that the brave HighIanders Of Glenary are
arming by thousands TO come to the assis-
tence Of the British population of Lower Ca
NADIA if need be.
We have also intelligence of great excite
ment in Toronto, Hamilton and BelIeviIle.
The list Regiment and the Queens
light Dragons were brought into town on
Saturday.
The Executive Council was sitting near
ly all day yesterday, and it is reported that
they have sworn in Mr.. John Young as
Chief Magistrate of the city We very
much wonder what coed that will do them !
We believe that God has delivered these
Ministers over to Satan, for their own des.
t%ruction, which they have determined on ac-
complishing In the speediest manner posi-.
BILE that we should moi so much care about
but they have also deceived the Governor
General by their lying representations till he
is as infatuated as themselves.
The end is not yet-but it is not far off.
The Placard is as follows:
Turn OUT! TURN oUT!-The members of
the Corporation, and the other inhabitants Of
the town, who desire TO make their sense Of
indignation and adherence at the conduct of
the Earl OF Elgln, in prostituting the Queens
name by asserting to the Rebel indemnify
Bill, will assemble this evening, at half past
seven o'clock on the Public Square Of the
town, in front Of the Cont House to wit
ness the burning OF his l%orship's efigy, and
to adopt such proceedings as may be deemed
desirable.
The Warden of the District, the Presi-
dent of the Board of Police, and The High
Constable, will see to the preservation Of
peace and order. GoD SAVE THE QuEEN
Brookville, April 25th, 1919.
Decision OF THE SUPREME CouRr OF Lou.
IsIANA.-By this high tribunal, 1t is decided
that the constitutional right Of trial by inry,
does not extend to slaves. As their lives
are not their own, hut their masters, they ae
denied the privilege of all other men in the
country. What beauties there are In that
most cherished institution of the South.
SHALL CoLoRED MEN VorE.-The bill
directing the submission to the people OIL
Wisconsin, at the next general election, Of
the question whether equal right of suffrage
is TO be extended to colored persons, has
passed both houses Of the Legislature, and
is a law,