New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
T5,oy7o. Noaa.y. Nov. 5 ls

The British A1sr.-sa L-sgss 1lsi II tae Ciy
Ia. ast Tnz1dsy, snl are sfL Il session Insy
81. Y-.7soy break Up tonight Ga tue Jay the
Convection opened = members were present %
Friday ;ls-s we're so1e .re,h ar.i7l5, b: = = All
e'e-.ls ~ Sls-r:av, ,rse Z the Delegates eii
hr L-ns. Hsa. Go. N5Es.t. Of M.-irehl pre-
SIDES TIE Leszse o5e. LOT c5aas single he
i7-ns- among IA members, ncr even among "a
Constituents. Tee Convention r-tscis Top 81 o
ne vAr.ous ks.sidos 1oyic views which Is present
rarslioa STATE presents There are tie Old =
-.es 10 vlsh = maze toe Convention means OF
assisting them o srsfp the rs-ls OF poser, az
tuere are F,dsrzfsts P-1tec;-l-lsts and A,aezs-
ti1uists Tue dac1ssl IS n ne ConveLilln 90
FnfAy, 5rVN 20 : d-c.1rd AnleXsIJa leani-g lA
may % the member, ana toe a. -nce ihat Ills
feeling "a ID de sicce re Convention a. h'nss
700. = a. ss-nestthsttne lille leAve1 may raa j
l-avsa TIA whole lau3 Nesry al the members
nat spose Pr t-stsl 8 si1s: b-raing a. t1a An
aexatl.n question sIIlLsf - Frht ccc4rref s.
X lg.t T.. The Convention cannot pass say rfs3
lgtl1n directly 81 secw=d.y - favor % ind'pe1-
1ence they believe tlat zoe ru'lic mind : COT
yet prepare t'- 10; ooI ire D-iessiss can snow
.1er sir ng feeling. D. sro- Of tlc 81 c A. sss, an1
pas, reso.I-.oas % srcya.sii nary tendency. Fl
lay Fss COZ s-ned ia fruItiess debate on the iol
.os'-e No-ds 90 = r-so.asio1, moved ~ NJ tam
ole u NsnshsI, a. Que tine menoero Of The Parht-
uent o. I. c.
~s'ce i,e barring r ne Farlsue1i Housss d.s.urb
a1cs 49, fooTed dlsu-osrce sud iiot nA' 'lece-d-o
not 30 cIck success % % several Occa"oli hAnA1
blood been she'd, t1e Iaw vipsted VIZ inpa0ity.
while ~ GJv~rln-nt ~ ilef M ci..i attempts O.
r-prss. lkese flsofcers have 1eco b1lh ?. 1o cor-1
EKcrnE snd irrtsarE % aeai qi~sons inv ing M
dismem 5ermert g tl.s C3.ory from ie Empire, s-
rpay s1vocsisd, e1le1d-rrg cls-o1'eni di'clrd az
rsr-e % lucal slifn1sli~s
S5nt OBJ -cteo - his, because /, co-delllei tFe
dor. p rHr s.fH
Iemaed the barurs % toe Pt-lisment Ii use.
All sorts % Amendments were offered puncips s
VIII tac view % set'ilg ri OF anything thaf
mlsht it-rd the Respectable house burners o.
cAst a. sqpsreI; csrsare up0a the AuatXatlla
SITS. The most remarkable 81 the amendments
offered, VHs one by Mr. G)ssn, * Grssd Master
O' the lrsn Canadian Ors1gentn. Il declared
tnat these colonies canD1t re Uaa 20 then present
com nero a % podticsi STATE.
NJ GJWan made a long speech upon this
an rdneft. He proposed % send a deparA'iou
70 Fog ard 70 Iay az the foot ~ the throne tie
la. appeal q these colonies iJr Justice 81 be ca
n u. the ain mea1iuE Oi winch IL. that ere
would ssk England 20 return 10 the protective sys
tenn He drew q comparison between the coudi
tlo1 Of Canada AID the United States along the
borders ~ tho waters by which the two countries
So dis "a conteadlng that all Is ruin, decay and
poverty Ou cur side, while ours j. al pros gcrity
The great n ument Of al the speakers m favor of
4 ~ !
rro I've On the frontier is compelled & ACCEPT o.
cents : busncl f'r bis a neat. while ne An9TrGu
'srl4fr on ga other SIDE a. the Inc gets dollar
NJ. Gov AZ produced 4 calculation O. sh0T trqt
every farmer nss % pay 500 -tr faT British con
aectio-, snd be rd uled the Arguments oi the Gov
-rmert press tnAt 10 oui1 rot do - eel our sc-
y.sncs ior the difference % the price OF wheat b.
tre two c untr-. THIS s the more remarkable
as 70 com from 4 man who has long been at ta-
read q tho Svper-rOysl party In the Proviuce
Whether the choice Of another pers as Grant
Master of the OrsUgemeE tas had any ct on
Mr.. Gowan's loyalty, csnnot say.
~. B aismn, Jew, nos holds that post and
observe that he hss published amanif-sg & TIRE
brethren, tellin- them n give no countens1ce .
the Annexation move. Mr. G1VAn's amendme ut
vas fually Withdrawn. o. the evening OF the
sans day. Friday. Nr Gamble introduced
-es1lutiOn to cal upon the herd of the u ven
ment 70 Dissolve the present Pruvinc al Ptrie-
neni, aud cal, new eecti n. This rrsoutij n
Vas opposed by several delegates 90 the ground
that the Convention tsi raised 20 g-est qussflIn
On which 10 - 20 the untry, and that # a. cleo
ton were held now. IL would result va the return
Il large Iumb Of members u hJ would support
the parry ~ psWar-V hcn was qQestl1Eltss
very z Oh ground Of objection.
While one Of the delegates, name I Van Rough
1ett. was coltfudHg that the resolution isllet l.
set 10Th any object Of the ditsoution, Sir. Gamble
the mover, got up snd said tne speaker wa
stating wnat was rot true. Van RoaAhuett 10
sanity took 6re God talked Of settling toe matter
eIseW here. hostile message INN stely
passed between ID Sc t%o Dele stes Gamble
srocg zei and | am spared TIE t-oube oi de
scrib.ng the farce or she folly Cl dael. Tne feso-
luton was Al length Withdrawn, this Tory Con
yen;ion being Maid Of al immediate appeal 10
he people.
On SATURDAY,. the question OF a Fedora Union
n the Brtuh American Provinces came Up 20 TIC
Convention and very little was said abou; An
nexAtiOu ThN Convention save Mr.. ID xnn of
London. C. w. (~ho hired soms men - pal
down the iriumpba arches when l. ri gin visit
ed LOadoal an order 10 MAKE Consultation, on
which 10 RAISE uD uew nation N thes- Provinces
united which, # Il come into existence, vii
hsve greater influence ueon the dsstinies o.
tn continent than any other event that could pos
sbly take place. AZ. Dixon received the order
win the utmost co laess, I'D promised 70 fsbr-
cate the required Constitution b. this M 'ncayl
morning aud bring Il Ia his bat-croWn Tor the A..
proval II tha united wisdom ~ tbe ConvsLtiJn
These gentlemen seems y have rSther novel aud
not very definite noti0ns about masius Lew Goa
situations they do not appear % think mat 10 j.
/ necessary = consult any one bat themselves sad
they do not represent one nth ct tho popu-
alton Of Canada, 10 ssy nothing Ct the other Pro
Vinces.
Before the Convention on Saturday. +. reso'u-
ton. prooosed b. M Wilson Of Quebec of .
most startling character, ~Gs passef. IL dec ares
that England has 20 rsht - interfere IN oar al
fairs, y hich, 10 fsct, Is smos, tsntsmount to q
declaration " indep endeuce. Gamble, @ wsn
Hsu, Mack, WIlson I'D Dagsan, all Of whom
have previously been knoSnss ultrA Tories, some
II them nov bang hall AanexAronists. ali de-
bounced D1Vniuc-st Interference 10 our affairs il
away THAI would have sstOuiihed the rebels o.
l7s7. The instances they mentioned 70 prove
that this interference 10 undertake. showed toe n
% 20 reslly unreasonable IN their demands Oae
instance dwslt upon Vas tls dlsa!l0H snce o! an
al for ircorporstiag BytoED, because the act In
teriered with & n .tsry reserve the same o.
lection vas n ace 70 toe leseryatlhn OF sn act 10.
cu,porstiDg company TO- bu ding a suspension
brldze ever the Niagara River Tor toe sane
reason snd slso . the reservation o. ths Toronto
sad Lake Huron halrosd Act when certainly
does Lot inter ere ~ita any Imperial .ISnts, but
Shich Nj BALDWIN tbs Canadian Pfsmisr
thought the hoyA Instructions 70 COlolis. Gov
ernors r. CURED tim to Eovlse Lord Z gln . re-
serve Tor Tie consideration Of the Home Govern
menL, The latter instance being ait gethsr u =
local aatare ard affecting no Imperial rgnts. IL
one ii which the Home Government oagtt cot u
o. t-ffsre bat 81 say that SIC shall DOT have IN
risat % clatrol part Of lad SCI s2aft iJr mil
tGry reserve, IL, 70 ny mind sl1lns u dec.ars-
ti1n Of Independence unnecessary and unProvoked
insult.
NJ. Perry, the sanexaroa candidate for the