New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
CANADA.
Of tn. Reform rsr,yfcGnoiiOi o. Ten sne
'',en 'a,s,;ss Of PubLe Oheers-seiSn''ri'i 'e"-
'"i.,iou-PotatO Rot.


nnestion-PotatO Rot.
,se,ee Of 1he y ! Iil''i''' .-
to'''''''',r, qa,o,ro. c. ". Monday, Aug 2j l'5i.
H. sum or three week, past the Press
aeon ~ almost exclusively engaged IN dis
a...iop the effects OF an arrangement maze
-, ,,e Reform party 20 go u1hie1iy to the
lo' c,,.,al Election. Tto divIsonha taken
I'.'' a. tolssf General Election. The Govern
pace ,.o,,,ed the expectations Of rs more De
h'" s,,n,orters !hcy seeded, took the DIS
h"' and somewhas uncouih name Of ctear
"'" "A erected rev platform, ernOfac-
"'"' ,..,.ve Institutions through all the depart
u4 soto from the Governor General down
r,,ended Suffrage, the ballot. and va
""~' p,d,cal measures. Like every other
80 ,,o, the Gear Gnts continued to increase
I.o'c,s and strength Every bundor Of the Gov
-. -. ,,ss se,zed hold Of and the most was made
When The CABINET was scarcely two years
..,,ous difficulties sprung mp between the mem
.,. ,e,reseniiug the TWO sections OF the Province
1,r,t,r the legislative lmon sc have two Attor-
-, and two Solicitors Genera and the remaining
.,,,. NJ ipe Cabinet are selected as Upper or
Jooer Canadians. the balance beng always pre-
,-,d bv such an arrangement gS pl1ClnR the Post
,s.er General against tic Inspector General. me
.so,nev General FOR Lower Canada Is Premier lie
er,s the members oi the Cabinet Tor lhat sectloh'
.nd,be Attorney General iOl Canada west selects
,bose 10 represent the other section. ihat dlhcui-
g.. should ,prng up M 70 Iar'ne' composed ol ana
,essunng Two races wIth different and sometimes
,,,,os,ng habits customs and traditions IS not sur-
,retq Thee differences Cld not lead 10 disInen-
lermen Of ne Caoinct. oi which me upper
e,rada scciion Welded everything 70 the Low
,r The Rebellion Losses Compensation III
vas a measure much desired by lower
I .tfff on Of lp 4
vss a measure equally desired by Upper Canada
On ne 6rst question The llp'r Canada section oi
he Ministry yielded 10 their Lower andda coled-
cues but when thcy M feiufn NlNhco 10 MAKE tlc
/ eTgv Reserve secular Ia'lon ed taOinel question,
,sey wc,c net hv a dfstlnct refusal The pper
Canada members yielded. and re.aincd thelr seats
ThcNc Cab ret secrets were concealed rom 'ht pun
hc and tie Upper Canada support - oi tae MINIS
nv we've a. a loss how 10 account ior ne action ol
ne GoNcgnmcnt ON the question. Nr Laiontalne
vas The gredi obstacle 'n tie way oi SccularAng
tie RCsclcs \ ln4n OF .pduu.idolr Wlil MS WOfu
!, aw on most guc.' ous Bui Pc about 10 retire
hom public hfc So also is Auomcv-Genora Bad
rin who s, shame uliy saeuhced ile interests oi
Timer Canada by Welding on an occasions 10 the
viii of tie Premier 10 Isl iH FlfA ol The retirement
of thcStswo uucjionmIe7 mat unlonOi the llperai
party has been arranged When ihc session closes
The { abinct must OC reconstructed, for ~ aldi-
ion la the two gentlemen already named me
tommIS sioIcr of crown Lands also felifc>. Inc
lu>pcctnr- General VIII fGeu be- the only remaining
moubcr of The Cabinet itpro>enurg he Upper Prov
NEE Il 4, understood that he Will be IN me ne"
Cabinet m winch The Gear Gris are 10 De repre-
Sentcd b, Hon Malcolm Cameron and Dr kolph,
the aiioi q man of talent shptfIr 10 any o.heT IN
fhr proVircc the Governor General excepted, ioT
whom he Is fully match. The union Is based on Iiu-
tal concessions. the tlcfr Gi'S rcstpoulng some
Of Their "planhs." such as me election OF the Gov
cno, General for instance 20 which 1t Is hshly I'M
probable that ;hc impendi Government would ever
conscri On ne other hand, Tie N.nlfcndlsts Wili
make an advance ON several quest onS on which ke-
form Is attainabe II the union bo carried out. there
Is no doub, o the success Of the Reform party III the
next General Elcckon. which VIII probably tahe
place within three months. In tiis audigemehi
the Republican party "A Lower canada, healto
by Louis !. Papncdu, aIc OF course not IN
cludcd The aNcondancy of the United Re
form party certainly promises a more liberal course
Of policy. legislative and executive, than could be
obtained from the Tones.
The Legislature Il CarrNnf out those reductions
IN ne civil ms, Walch have been authorized by the
Imperial Government. The salaries of the thiet
JuSuces and that OF the Chancellor. are 10 be re-
duccd lron - 500 10 $500 year The salaries Of
the Chief were reduced m 1876 nom 10000 Tie
rules wmch The Colonial Ohc' insists on applying
So he Colonies does NOT PENN; ile reduction ot the
omolumeniS oi existing Oflct holders. anu any re-
ducilons tla, alC made can o.'f appiy 20 the sue
eeS>orS oi iho,c now IN Office. Tho salaries OF Cab
met Ministers ae also TO tc reduced, some OF them
io $9A0. and others Ia ,6oo a wear. AS scheme
Of relrenc hment. the Government measure j. quite
Insignificant they are nbtlng al salaries when
tel ought TO overhaul a system.
On saturday a warm debate tooN place IN The As
@nlby on The Sc'guioual Tenure question, The re-
suh OF winch eaS the withdrawal Of the blll, the
effect of Which described m a prey iouS letter The
Scenional ICnur, Committee - 90 report bill To-
day Tor commuta'ion Il lAis bll pass It Will settle
McQueSilon fol ever by getlg rid OF the Selenlorai
Tenure. Some of The tcpSit lrisS have an objection
u cOmmut lilOn a. thCy fc0rlt would impose upon
them present obligation which they are YeiN III
All, 10 discharge. The SeignorS have not vet been
heard at the bar OF the House ant II oi Nety httc
consequence Il they never De, ior all the outside ad
tocacy in The world would no, aljor a single vote a
large number oi the French Representatives, for
Lower Canada beng cen l,gysS. and their minds are
suite made up OF the question.
The Potato Rot = AL but universal IN Upper
Canada l. q