New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Written for The TnbJ
A WINTER JOURNEY
THROUGH THE CANADAS.
BY wM. l.. NAcEESZiE

ipenecty agree WI" mr. 49, '','1 . ~.
lag. IL S'',l tna' society " nv o'N....
dure pssrveiy al uat 'y's""y o'',
o"o'oy mas ever O'eI 90. - ;.,,;ee, ,sber
-
., ,h. .le.,o,. Of Tiverton. August
80, - p.l,o.,.,o, states , case m which re-
,su;o, i,.,;GsIJe Bereitis:
wb.n the psoDle Of Portugal found that their grev
could not be stated In rsrlsmen. neo,Is
sent 70 the rigoIs'ou. ny 10 sn1 whst stated
wou'o 90 unoei c,n,on. ibopgbt tbey were light 10
~ VIC IT, 60 o. syms and said IL you will not
Az, ma have Parliament IN which 10 state our gfie'ah
ce, we will state them In the held INNS Ine poo,
pie Of Portugal were u''neo 70 Una, ch bsys
They acted 10 seco'a s 49, ~ an, o,., countrv bv
been consscts'eo 10 'ne us'J ,,nar,.hsd sncs.tors
tns o'ooe VI ts,l,n,ions repose llIesr hear
,sa upou LIN wsr The psrty which had guided
,he conrt would not give wy blood was shed the
coustry was laid waste villages were plundered The
fields uncultvaied fampe was pun y, r.
ties 10 tbs face snd' Win ssoo,t ,,s,e
contest believe the country wo"'' nA'e O''" :"
OF bankruptcy anu 's"''"0 ~, A.
This was msuredly the stua''oh u Oo'" VIZ
Cansdas in November, 1897, as the most eminent
iaoi.,.tors and juri,ts of England have since then
,i1oa Va, sc,oa nj o1r brsvest
emddy acAho"'eoBo"' ~ ''"' d,
men were hanged Tor taxing the COURSE ueio""e"
bv the Secretary for Foreign Affairs; others were
;a "a hooas,ed I'm, Mr. Pauineau. Mr. Vi
iu'"e' s"' N,..;-.... .r.o1to,,o,
ger an" '"e'' o'as' VI PO'''''
The Increment Hdstened.
On the advice of his executive council, Lord
Cosford, in Nov. 1897, issued warrants Tor the al
rest of a number of influential Canadians, on a
r $500. c,vor.l mara ,hus lodgod in
charge oi ueeSo" De'''"'
lut IaOlQOlQ
knowing of or expecting such a step, had left Mon
treal II Is probable that the authorities of Cana
40 having had their spies las has since been
,bexnl in various localities. tried the experiment
of endesyoring to arrest with the aid of the mill
tarv tbe most sctiye among the Canadian chiefs
throughout the country, with the intention of has
,snino an the insnrrection before the floating ice
should make the St Lawrence impossible, and of
Getting into their mower as many of their oppO-
nents "a possibe | think it as TO make arrests
IN this yay, that the regulars moved upon ST.
Eustache 81. Benoit. ST. Denis, &c. The result
answered their immediate expectations If such
'hey were. t,.p, .,..;,. ,h., don.
.x.n,.n, ba.tansJ % HIM ,he insnrrection IN n
head-preciptated it. The Duke of Wellington,
In the House OF Peers Feb. :, 1885, lhsnsard
expressed ms oene', " ron what ne mao near
a ru ~ ia hoon to,cnS on n,ematnraIv
ther on. nesrIv . month and the other nineteen or
twenty DAYS beire il was intended that it should
tske Mace. with respect To Lower Canada, the
military officer commanding there Lord Seaton |
from the first said that in case of an outbreak the
,n,u,pents had no chance of success"
-, n
me f'gh' az o. DeA'''
On the 22a OF November, Col. Gore with near
IN 400 regulars aud a small party OF Montreal cav
airy took passage for Sorel, which he LETT at 10 al
night for 81. Denis, Is miles distant. About SIX
panot nfnr pat reached Danls
Col. g. was neer--the tocsn was instantly rung
barncades were thrown up, aud the uaorsahiZed
Peasantry, though badiy on LOT arms asseiholeo
from the neighoorhooh LOT the purpose oi contest
ing the passage OF the hatloha troops -.
DR.. WOllrcd Nelson, VINO IL n 'Hil, sUohg'oun1
bold man, was the most influential person In the
village S2OOO had been oneTed iIr ms appreheh
sion by the Executive. Secreted IN the upper
part OF his dwelling house was MI. Papneau, ioi
whose arrest $1,000 had been offered snd VIII
him was literary gentleman, a member OF the
Assembly, who has never iorsaken him he als'
was prescribed.
1y..,n. H., p.,,....,.
"'S""" -. "''"'
was al once resolved " resist. Df' Neso'
went through the village making preparations 10
N. conflict Mr.. Papineau kent hid in his attic
.. .ho,.;., hi,,..l, 80 tho manila Tn,
never o"so '"V"e 49, ~ - ~ a.. -.
trained 0epts'n VINO nsu seen se'.No ~ sno " =
~ h..
ieit defensive oPe,a''Vns W 'ne 49,
guest ne was anu "hsh' ~ u'"e ~ Wv "'e'
the nring began no ana n's IN
STAIRS ana to'u " u'I"S ~ g ~
ses 70 the ki'chen uoos ~ s"o oaeN =, VIZ vs.
when was dose, anu .ne nos' w. ~ ,h.' -"
MS trend passed 'nIous" ~ 'ao ~, ~ e. ,in'.
silently sho ,s,.,s ~ Sorsss nrs
'ney nsu . ga s,or,sd a. leaving s,id liner
Ps'eu ", 49,, I'll Sts,. 81 c,mrsae.in. arms
s.o' su..''.n ~, 80 Th.rriss a. hes, the,
nsuns,ns %' p p.oT NJ ,esS Seco~s,ed with
fw1m, .kulked off without taking the slightest no
tice Of how matters were going on or giving DR.
Neison' Mr. Perrsut OF the AssemoHi wno vs. s,
~ss'is u.a.' y. any 49,. ~. "a I'm. ,sIsp ~.
a., In $50 .ee.~asas,;nos hssoro The tnnon,
"'s"' - - 20 -, .e''e, ~ - 81 -.
~e'o "es'e " "e "su VV"''uus.! o'bOu 'V ~
>ess'y VI Aeep'n5 MN secteteu' because % "e
reward, ms isialy' private affairs, Ac lie no"
made on tn some distant village, nearer TO the
United states, intending no doubt, 1t the Cana
dans were successful, 10 return aud claim the
honors Of victory, in the dangers of which he had
oot the manhood to share Having concealed him.
.slf I'm the 6shting at ST Denis and 81 Chsrle.
- -. hs s,,d ON the Doth in the STAT -,
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