New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
yaliy in Upper Canada
Rebels i'm Ofice-Pnpineau and French
NntionaliIy-N ini,ierInI Imbeciles.

Annexationi.t.-Loyal in Upper Canada
Rebels in Once-Papineau and French
Nntionality-Ni Ministerial Imbeciles.
| Nostrcal Cores ponience ot Tie Tribune.
MONTREAL. Saturday. June =.
promised 10 my ast % describe to you the
probable basis on which We may expec, 20 see a
Canadian annexa;i1nis, party organized. inow
fulfill my promise. Tie course Of events since the
troubles Of l-57 and l.l- have entirely demo she'd
the o.l Tory. or Conservative, or, as We call It 10
| Lower Canada British party and has placed It 10
position which promises 90 be permanently iute-
nor % that O. the party winch IS now ia power,
snd which may call b. way Of distinction Minis
ter.al Now. in spite Of hum roas preiI iices and
many political vices, this party possesses much
taat IS respectable aad calculated o. command in
aaence. ltc mpdses by lar The Ia gest lroPor,i ID
oi the meu oi wealth anl edaca'9a o. which Cam
ada can boast They had rendered themselves
uupopusr ia Pper Canada. priuc PaAy by az at
tsclmeut 20 Church aud safe doctrine and by the
monopoly Of Offices Ju. these obnoAiogs ideas
having now become fairly out o. date, there remains
nothing t. event them again from taking their
natursl place n public affairs, eXcep, the rensm-
b-auce e the past-yesy speedily forgotten ia
these cases. isay nothing about 'olaify iu lppcr
Canada. because there the leell-s 90 ta- great
mass OF tie people con- D.th sides have been aod
.til are decidedly TIA, 90 LAsl simon bus tl-
! Lower Canada section ci tHls patty doubtless
comprised within Itself all the 81 c-rc a'tlchu emf
when was ic.f in Canada toward the throne. Late
events without reference 10 ths Intrinsic Ia, TIT
u the new policy las al .eas; shown tris that
Crest Britain has aJalcatrd her supremacy that
she vas forced by circumstances D. size rs re-
.ponsio.e Government aud that D.. giving 70 she
made our lslzf4ra, - fer independents tltt sine
| mas been Obliged to sbandon 20 men who were
.tualy in arms against her. those 20 whose pluck
she owes the continuation oi her rule here. TIE
leaders a. tins party then abandoned Dy tns sove-
re- IN. finding themselves permanently deprived
oi ,ii,e, without hope of restoration from their
old traditions, Will materially be- ahNlpus, % they
cannot secure avauaul- tl1mph tothrmselyes. at
east o. defeat their Qploaeuts. The OLD grounds
OF battle being lazy dcsuoyef cud democracy in
a more unchecked form than that OF the nted
states be INK ,stab Ishrd There Is nothing q pre-
vent them from putting themselves at the head Of
popular movement lu winch the mass Oi the
| people see, Or think they see, sure means -
improving their condition. from attempting which
tfey are no longer restrained by allegiance e. "a
met opoAtsn authority y hlch mas Knocked al ale
glance.
so much for the English speaking language Of
the new patty. 10 IS nee ssary however. 20 any
combination under cur present regime O. at there
! should be Il French element d coaes e win It.
This viii be found ia the small but increasing
party OF which Mr. Papiueau Is the cad. They
nave sworn lrreconciahie hostility TO the Mniste-
autobiography profess docfrtn0uc hepuOhcau-
SUI AID have quar-eDed outright y ltn the clergy,
who have put up Father Chniluy, the athsr
Mathew OF Canada, 10 convince them ~ the M
EQUITY of expressing en opinion uuiayoraoe %
Hu. aufrs trm
by French bayoneis. These people talk great
dea oi nonsense about an Imp0ssI0 bic French ma
ti0nauty, which, Of course IS utterly Inconsistent
with the annexation theories which they also al
feet But putting these quArreis about race out a.
the question, which they must do before they G. Az
carry SOY practical polltica measure, because that
involves an all with some section Of the
otner race-putting these old hstrecs aside, their
Democratic ideas are by 40 means distastciul 10
the EuE sh speaking portion Oi the Inhabitants oi
Lower CANADA. These last have never bad Any
considerable .esven Of Eaelish Tlryism. Their
politics have been founded on their dislike 10
French rule, partly from igst aversion 10 the
ieudal tenure, patty from an ignorant Intolerance
of the civil Jaw u which they were strangers,
sill more from a thorough contempt TO- sAe isuo-
rant and Wrctcued hl5HlHs. VtO, BY their mum
0ers. constantly outsote men m every other re-
.pect their ruperiOrs. Those feelings often as
sumo the character Of brutal passion, bat 40 one
aud Yankees Ia the 4 stern townships 70 the long
ines OF novels which form tue French Canadian
villages can tail ~ admit that they are very natu-
raj. None lee. them more strongly q Al N emil
grants from Vermont Who form a strong boiy 10
the Eastern townships. IL seems to ne, theu,
mat the Iluctou Of the Papineauitrs with toe Oh
Torres l. 81 most necessary result 81 tie present
shaking up a. parties. They would t.Svttef De
4bie 20 organize on basis II real principles, AID
would. as Anuexstisnisis ~ olce tbsofD very
large part OF tn rank snt oi the Ministefiaist.
DO Il - notorious are loyal only because tney
draw their salaries In virtue OF commissions bear
ing her Majesty name. Al this VII take time
oot u Will come d bout unless / AL much mistaken
We have had ies incidents worth notice during
the week. The CnOlera = fairy among IS.
- y o'clock ls.t ni. ht tnere bss been - d-stts
10 the town, and among the soldiers IT'S has
ed 10 the condemnation % tue old barracks. ~hicn
oush, - hsve been pulled dOwu long ago. The
PSI regiment 8 y be- eucamped on the Island o.
- Herus. aud the 18Th - occupy the upper par
OF 10. Bousscours market, ~nere You Will Eemen-
Der that Parliament SAT Tor some time.
GrifHutoxr. very bad suburb. s also % Be or
daIned Il msy not be undressing 90 this s1b-
iect % mention proof oi The influence - zeal
~ tnAt il large and respectable clearinghouse
Ia this part Of the tow, every innate has been
AFT .cted with diarrheA
AItbs deaths With the Two exception, have
occurred d reslcerts
There Is DO political news Of yres; Consequence.
Toe Tories having Shown 'neir quality BY destroy
ing the Parliament hlicllgs. ibeir opPoaeats
have riraIed them by al sorts u imoecl.ty. Tons
the CIV Council goi nd oi tteIr Chief % Police.
an old military othcer universally respected BY
all p.rtie. AZ the iictstion Of one u their body
WHO cannot write aud the successor whom they
appointed having fallen sick. they have named
pro ZEN, man lstely Indicted ior keeping ~
licensed biliard-rOom. notorious as blackleg, AID
as the proprietor OF bo1ses Of Iliisne. Thus the
Government having given the city : 900 T. aug
nleut the Police the CRY, alter kee ping 40 men
a few weeks pas discharged them, and finds
balance Of 400, which, ike bows with coppers Il
don, know what 70 Do with. To get our Of ibis
difficulty they propose - take - men FOR fur
months. which they gravely describe as per
msueut increase Of tie est1bishment-the real
Advantage Of the Arrangement being this, ina- u
vii iust use Up toe balance. IL is these tnings
shsi slsE0sI eli ssaSiels lsss with beth gsrriss.
Year. Fsfsa