The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02
Our Canadian Correspondence.

Toscrfo, May ~ 1850.
ia, Proeoedinss Of TIE resislaiwe-Th. Qs.sns Bsl1-
dsy-Tae Loyalty e'fls Csrrsis-s.
As anticipated in my last, the debate vas resumed
this week the sdtrcss in reply TO the Governor ge
ncras speech and the opposition have been defeated
every amendment which they proposed =: One, having
reference chiefly To the recent alterations in Court
ofChsncery the opponents ofthe government contend
Ing either that Il should be merged IN the law
courts that the scale upon which IL has bsoa framed
under the act Of last session, IL tco dproporonate 70
the Of The province another the keeping
In repair sils ard houses which, strange TO say
While they supported by ASSORTMENT the upper
province provided for Gu, Of tho general
In Lower Canada; aud third relative persons
nect.d with the ann. xatior movement while holding
commssicns Of which thy had subsequently been de-
privsd. The latter Amendment did not condemn the
dismssais but protested ssains, the rcysl Srcroga
tive being employed engine ~ political power
made suhscr,cnt 10 party purpos,s aud rather with
view Of producing anrry fcsiinz probably than for
any other purpose referred The conduct n th xrs,
majority ~ the people q the province during the ext
gencics ~ 1891 and 1Sas
Amendments hsd also been laid on ths table by Mr.
II Hcuton. for extending ths franchise 90 house
bold su1rsg-" the extension Of the elective principle
TO the legatve council, reductions IN the ovrrsruwn
sxp~ndi, Of the government and declaring that
while the aitr'd picy 1i the nother country, as
cards fee trade had caused many luya M To s-.k
the opinion that those Who bad perei their lives and
fortunes and sacrificed their property in defence of
the country. should now he dealt With persons in
naely dsoya scarcely lees than traitors sud
thy ~ t.Da retained Va her Msjcsys service for
turing So d-cues the causcs of their usfJrtuuas aud
complain Of being pisccd the footing
reignrrs In the markets of the mother coButryn
ON Monday, both houses adjourned. v hout dolns
cry businets ia constgutbcs of the death % Judge
SbcrwroJ Of the numbers oft the Legisaivs Coun-
ell; and Tuesday before the cckatn on the address
vts fesumrd. several motions we're made from the
oTpcsi,ion bcnchCs keeping up sort " running are
sgHipst the admiBistratiBa Among these. was one
msde by Mr.. Boulton who recently returned bya
reform constituency, but who. owing 10 not having
obtained vacant judgeship - stated IL nov setting
eontrrfy 10 the opinions I've then prufsssd This
uemsn was 81 one time Chief . ustlce uf Nesfound-
lehd against whom popular opinion ran 80 strong in
that tisnd that tho govrrrBeut bsa 10 remove him.
i Ircfued Oisct 40 obtain copirs 0f tae corrcs
Tcnd.nce that had passed bst~een thc luperisl and
provincial fovernmente siuc- last scsSB relative 20
ls Which bad been reserved for tho Queen. apprors
The motion was neeatised by majority of ~ T. a.
BIZ was also hruugLt in by The same gentleman,
70 hx the time and place fer in future the
leaifiature which seems tc have been convened tis
year later than ufual TO enable fro % distant
parts Of the province 20 travel with more facility snd
Trre0De ease aud convrnienre than they could in the
tsIly part Of winter. or IA the spring and although
stated By the Attorney GeDersi that the eject
pesting such law would &. destroy the dstiDc-
ton htween republican aud morsrchic-l form of 60
Nernmoni and 10 interfere With the rshs OF the