New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

body ~ mon ape .g,sg- selected th. nomination. Hc
r- controlled 1y tne most nta.- lt -ae coin-H ~
T l ftrt tle newspapers. tle public meetings alt tnc
c-lcu-es are managed hy that class an the principal
effects % universal suffrage are found On b. hcnece-,.ty
Df consulting Pho welfare ot ae mass ui taf people AMI
the -trer --l and -d-y % Government founded lp-
un the unfourfei authority ~ the people
-1oud uof have discussed t.- Uq.c % slrh length.
irr for rie fact that CD my Own Ano~e-ge usny Amer
leans I'd Europe hold ftr opinion mat munar'h icN gov
srumcnts. sl-i limited rcpreseuiltiln ot tle people,
re best adapted On -he condition o. Italy Tee act Is,
that fhe lower italian specially Pho pfassn'ry sro =
tine and fier 1ro.ress under Democratic .ns-tu
tons va. 1s ot unparalleled rapidty. L.
The senate n Check->eat of Government
Blake and Papineau->hrrVs God and Bonl
tons Retrcat-k ing~tOn PeniteutiarN-A
Propagation ENpecred-Addrc~~cs 10 Lord
Elgin-Eighty Thousand signatures -En-
ergy OF tho DestructiVes-' The Biil'-
Apathy OF the Corporation-New Police
4 Row->t. Andrews Societie--InYita-
s-Mis.ions-The League.
MONTREAL, May 26, l,i9
r fir Edi,or n The Tribune
SIR. Another week OF almost unbroken tran
quiz ~ with iii,is to rufie the political surface
The business OF legislation draws rapidly TO a close.
amends are being made Tor time lost the carly part q
The session. The most important bills IN the lower
House during the week have been the Judicature bill.
olona letters at three pence and ship letters the
-ame. or tive pence sterling The Legislative Council
nave also worked hard e. they have passed many
bills through their stages scarcely troubling themselves
20 read far less 20 comprehend, their contents.
on Saturday the l9'h. Mr.. Sherwood moved bis re-
solutions in the Legislative Assembly relative 20 the
seat OF Government They affirm the propuc'y OF hold
ns alternate Parliament. OF four year. each Toronto
t. fh.. .
,re l.t Complaints in Upper Canada oi Parliament
being removed TO Lower Canada D. The recent de-
,frurtion Of Parliament buildings libraries sc w.luly
burnt before the eyes OF members. 3d. Tendency t0
cement the tnlon and assist n 10. well working ith
Each branch OF tnc Legislature viii have to start anew
To- business their old stock 10 trade being consumed by
ire And 5th That tlc members VIII have better
opportunity of undo rstautns DE wants aud wishes ~
the whole people instead 20 being confined r., they now
are ODD their know edge t0 the narrow limits o tAelt
respective sections ot the Province
The debate the resolutions was conducted with
good deal of acrmony taunts and rccrminnuons
pa--ed from one o. another Mr Papineau oltdd him
.sItiu virlieucs Ile accused the Ministry % 'uIiuo
mess. inactivity and scln-hne-s said they were ina
rra. cd with nothing hut lIw and vulgar admiration of
themselves management they understood so Well snd
legislation sO little This tr7de drew down ON MT
rHpintau most severe cu-f-atlon from MI solomon
Blake ln particular boz tainted Nr Papincm-~ho had
sad the Ministry ought to have gwen nap AT other cares
t0r the purpose of making favorable impression ih
|rH
actions in biz .fc u recommending this colony Old trust
Do English support and hcIp hen -hc has power with
iu htrsclt o. govern her-elf Mr. Blake alluded o. Tor
mer passages in the political life OBJ Mr. Fapneau t"t
ting iIm with his pnlptai0n ot fhf heart u times
Of Danger Mr.. B.ake- -peech although not lon--per
hops DO occupied ha an hour ln the delivery hy
isr the moot eloquent have heard during the
SON. The tppo.lun-on whom De sho"ered ms
1lon--Wri'h'i under De- inaucnce.
The Resolutions werD ried boy 80 against ~ and en
Address moved 90 the Governor General His reply
..N 4 H. hat laFF. NH.
but that the change recommended was so serious 49,
not 20 be lightly veuturei and That above ALL the
apparent temporary necessity tor that change must not
1e allowed 20 exercise an undue influence upon tie
adoption az ill.,
Alb the Upper Canada members west Of Kingston
and all the Lower Canada members below Three
Rivers 81 course voted for the resoiu ions tne only
exception % the general rule WAS cr Alan MicNh9,
Who t was said was india, need hy pfs0Hs ffoW ri0r
Mr. sherwood and bis respectable colleague o Toronto
en Montreal the following morning, without beat Of
dun having had reason, 10 Is said 20 believe mat on
their next appearance ia public they would or greeted
with some such itVu.- by their mob as the Governor
General got Notw th-taudmg the vote " the Lrs-ia
tive Assembly, there seems Atrc prospect oi any
change no the -ca ot Government until next session at
a events.
Yesterday the Legislative Council voted unanimously
90 Address dcprecatory 90 the practice Of holding n-
feruate Parllnmcuts 10 different places. me Govern
mcnt evidently have no desire o. make any change ]
should say. the Inconvenience and expense % 'f0F-
eminent with al ~ appendlge-, Ike travelling me
n4rsrir. moving from place 20 place, MAKE lit
granting OF the request 81 the Legislative Assembly
matter quite ONT OF the question
Among the documents which the Legislative Assem-
bly have ordered % be printed. viii be- found Two
ports OF Commission appointed % inquire into ne
past management OF the Provincial Penitcnuary ~
kin-.ton and 10 suggest alterations As they may deem
exD,dent t0 BE- adopted Ia the future government oi
the institution The reports are very voumuou' occu
n,ur about COO pages folio manuscript and although
there d. much relating to matter. solely 90 local inter-
e.i there BE- also good deal OF valuable niormaton Oh
fhe T., niientlary system generally Inc COMMISSION
rr- during their investigation pad welt 81 inquiry
I'd the principal Penal Institutions oi fhe United states.
and have introduced in their Report the remarks which
they made on your leading Institutions
Parliament j. expected 10 be- prorosued On tuesday,
next 10 anything particular then "cc lf- 'ha- r'u
Won a trlrgraphc Dispatch IL Is said that the Tory
party have come 20 decision no. l any way to hsli
the Governor General on mis- occasion. he nae LOT
visited Montreal the day be- received the Address
of the Legislative A-scmbly-a50ut month since
tie receives the Populations which are pouring in daily
s N.ukland- The number oi signatures % Addresses
favorable 20 the Governor General up 20 ms une l.
fully $1,000 aud that number VIII be- greatly incretsrd
The proportion Of the inhabitants Who favor tine Gov
ernor Gen. rails conduct and 40 con-eq4 tAAl Oh
the Ministry IL fully threeiourths u pper Alaoa
and q sc sixths 81 Lower Canada.
Thus unsupported from without II might naturaily
be expected that the Tory party would give up all
hopes Of success, and cease agitation lhey however
svlnce no symptoms OF submission 70 consti,1iiDnt'
authority several circumstances favor them ~ suln
+, city a. Montreal They certainly have more energy
of character than ther opponents. Iney also nave
recognized heads who again have recognized .uoofli
mates They hold nightly, or AZ stated periods, meet
ms AZ places Of rendezvous IN the different quarters
,t the city Numbers Of them have arms, and some
.re drilled b. the Of them. The nfe companies,
with two executions are almost entirely composed oi
that party and hey form class u the popnaion oJ
themselves who can cooperate together eiecilallY
with lrrie previous preparation The Montreal-te-
nave svs considered themselves the sirc % the Col
ari.. and the Torres here are Ot course, the -uhA-
mated essence Of the Montrcaites. They entertain
sort Of idea that they exclusively the people Of
Canada and that % them al opposition must yle4d--
They are Ike the Ifri7cbles that We read oi IN a.
Gent story bur IKE them their squadrons may oe pen
-frsted ana broken and Themselves pas ~ rout-
incerelv trust such Will be- the should they, 90
tie present occasion attempt 90 execute "hai tl'
threaten IL case--as surely there can ~ 40 uD-Dt
their outrages d.-cOuntelanccd ia Dftalh a'.'
The Queens assent given % the OH
The Ministry are taking every precaDuoh posslDr'
bt cannot say that the City Fathers are eqly a1-fr
There seerns both Al apathy and lrresollron IN every
tep The latter take day they declare inelf de
uinsron % disband the nreen, end appoint Dooy Oh
Police 10 DO fremen's dufy The next they hesitate
from fear OF otsudlng the bremen then tney determine
70 keen both. A. vet among az these contrary 1eeS
i0us notiiH2 j. dscded
m new Police i the special mark for the 7enys ance
NJ he Tories and our worthy Mayor has certainly coz
-siuIv coutrrei 20 make them conspicuous A. P's
ble ~ giving them uniform d.-erent IRON lAfli p.
oN. OF the Old Police The nrst tine they maze ln..I
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