New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
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their Orange wires that they either consider inef
case desperate one Or thiDk the minority IN ne
Gle or divided. or that they knor them not . Oe
10 good od0r at ,he Colonial Osice and have pee"
ADVISED b. their European allies T. P''"I' e,'''
species n m scnief 70 annoy them a. 49,
| Lord Eigia D. place himself in oincf han's' 10
use the LArEs1 rOwEks Of the Pre'osst'e' a.
l,d.d r. .orne tine since by the L0HdoH 1ine''
Ths ,,o,e,,v bsrued aud dssfr0yef 10 Toronto
,od M,st,eai .ince the political rots IN klnss
ron and Toronto, asst Msrcb, exceeded $3.50 oOo'
and the loss sustained b. the country through a.
in,s.ired trade. the en- grafton Of wealthy SET
ter. the ecks on enterprise, aud other causes
cannot fsl under another million. The object Of
the violent faction Is 70 uphold and extend monop-
obes cdous to the people aid their principal Up
per Cansoa organ, the To,onto Potrsoi, asserted
fe~ days since, that
"ltiss matter Of fact that the war in Hungary 10
o. the Hungarian srstocrscy ssainst tne austrian
Govefumeui-aDd that the liberty 81 me people no
more concerned 10 10 Than that Of the Fen'usns or Os
was IN The pslmy dsys 81 ins.i sory WIN -
With other. against the Iufks- iAry NrIf
f ed by Al exclusive t,rsnnlcal Ohssfchy while me
nass Of the people mere seris Sucn' ID sfeHt
degree IL the actual condition Of the Hung aan peasan
Try"
lfIs NOT the utAdar 20 t- Nir. 49, % ~
wsntop, ~ilfu' II Misrepresentation.
TIE death o. svi'enfr0Tdy called Mason to-
ia Montreal rot, e made use a. b. the men who
hanged and transported the Canadians by tn
score and hundred in s3s and 500 U produce
political Fl. CT The hea-se. with Msson's body
moved or as We learn, with the Two 5rsod-Nas-
,.rs Of the Orange Lodges Of Lower Canada Parsd
iog in front of i. the coffin Covered with scadst
soth. aud the movements, by their drspery, ind.
eating VENGEANCE. Even this parade sgh the
principal streets was held 70 be insufficient U
rouse sofciently the feelings Of the Tory handful
who have ong been drilled 70 domiueer IN Mon
,real; and the Courier assures its readers .hst
Rev Mr. Campbell, when performing funeral ser
ice, undertook 10 infsme the minds Of the multi
tade that be took "csre TO susch the blame o.
the recent excitement on the shoulders OF the night
party" Can this be possible
Suppose Bishop Hughes, in anticipation OF
sJroner's verdict Or TIE Rev. Gardiner Sprirg' ln
advance Of the Common Law caufts, had under
aiken at the graves mouth, while performing the
asst sad Aces b. the men killed during the riot al
the Asio- p ace Opera Hjuse, to discuss the case,
T. decide what PARTY was 20 blame aud 70 pass
tutW fitflthf t'ttuftt NUdt NA"'' o@' i~ttNf Ntt+
zens have thought oft
Far be it from u, 70 deny that there are among
the OrangemeLmany, very many, as honest hon
orable kind.hesrted men rs live; but their sepa-
rate, private party organization, based AS It Is
upon the religious and political qoarres OF Ireland
during the last three hundred years aud cunning
" managed by those who have weakened their
astive country b. fOmeutiug and keeping alive IN
testine divisions among It's manly, generous inhsb-
itsnis operates most inluuousy In Canada, al
hough not Intentionally, perhaps Oh the parts Of
most Of them.
The chief minister Of country 1000 miles In
extent, the representative # Montreal m the legs
ature. and at the head Of sweeping majority
from every section of Canada, because he has ever
been in opposition 10 the unpopular men Who re
tanned the eitbet, the dungeon the transport ship
aud midday assassination Of prisoners, az Their
allies FOR years, has his dwelling set on FIRE, his
premises burnt aud Quilted, his library made bon
ire o. IN April No one is punished In August
he is informed that he is again to receive noe ur
nal visit that the rope is prepared TO strange him,
sad the torch ready to burn him out again IN.
friends watch for his isuilys safety the rutiisus
the " orst of them Is killed. II thisisMURDER.
as the worst OF the Montreal presses say It TO- why
not erect statues 10 the memory Of the Indian
savages W DO attack, butcher and scalp our from
tier ctizonsl When and where. on earth, till
now, were the cowardly assistants of a private
family, at midnight houored as ma-tyrs and their
defenders Denounced "a nurderers
The Corg day tells HE readers says the P'lo'
that the Ministers exist physically only by toe suffer
.lce 81 their oppone. lew days after. bUdy OF
,neu unsr cover oiuleh carrying with other instru
ments OF destruction rope Tor the purpose OF hang
g the Prime Minister, attack his house, ss II IN tai
nimeut of the threat Of the Cowler. When Mr. Laion
tte exercises the night OF se defense which the law
iustihes and which one OF hi. sccusers deny
that they would themselves have exercised under sim
tsr circumstances, he lie st.maused rs murdereri-l
he he IL shot IN the very act Of Invading
the property and the lite of Mr. LAfuntziue. il treated
innocent vicum-his obseQuies sre attended by
uumerOu. body, including VINO move IN the higher
circles Of society, and bear Her MAjrstys com
mission Magistrates and the most disbolcal threats
Of vengeance uttered his falsely yied murder
e. Mr. Lsion'sne appears before the jury com.
mences his plain sud truthful story, and Immediately
tue house IN which nes giving testimony Is set hre 20
by inc-ndsrirs What Is the conclusion TO be drawn
from such undoubted facts
This is aterribie state of society and in America
t,o. g. near the noon Of the nineteenth century
What is 70 come of ~
The Moateai Iitaess, strong AsHerqf,0a
journal, asks the Tories:
" DO you seek revolution then one Of two things
must be the Either you have great msjorty OF
toe people OF Csnsds with you or you have not u
you have your object will be much more surely safely
sud sdvantageousy accomplished without violence
IAN with it you have not then l. not only foolish
criminal IN the extreme % attempt revolution. D.
8 GU seek n change OF Ministry Roang sssinst the
present Government .. the very way 10 rally around q
lOt only is own psrusHns, but al the neursis OF ihr
country and perhaps not few Of its opponents
In this view are 4 sd % End the Herald snc
transcript honestly ooncurring but where is al
lhis to end
The Transcript understands that dspstche,
rom London relative 10 q change In the seat OF
Government have just reached Lord z gin, and
hat " the general impression appears to be that
Toronto is TO be the place
| This is not At all unlikely. Toronto is really
iue city. Of $4,000 people, surrounded by besuti-
| AL fertile and wealthy country, and the legisla
tive buildings On the shores OF Lake Ontario are
elegant, Convenient aud almost new. Moreover,
une.,euths of the farmers there are radicals TO the
backbone, slthoagh, as IN the case when Blake.
| BALDWIN and Mackenzie were burnt, &c. in effsy