New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
WILLIAM L. MACKENZIE thus announces the close of
bis first halfyears labors Editor since his restora-
10 Canada
AN APPEAL TO UPPER CANADA REFoRMERs.
Second half year Of tie h''dse.

TORONTO Thursday JAY lsS1
There are those who believe that the people kle,
cspricous and ch'ngesbe that length OF service no
s hmn.s 10 their smount of rk or loss prvS
or insult or su.rirg borne or incurred their behalf
can that public who hiss bstrayed
their interest but always placed his trust IN their gratitude
or coed will from sink ny under their spaihy and neglect
hy experience in Upper Canada during public career
Of than thirty years Leaves truthful and coma
dent AZ any former period ofmy political Journey Otsn
have asked the peoples suffrage tor Offices IN their GIT
never has been rtused-as schOomst-r for VIVA else
Is su cctor y have always had plenty Of pupils When
sad scversty my lot thuse who might have gained
wealth sid boDor beirsyer- preferred loss and injury
freIcs When the OF years gone by were a,ked
from York Ontario, snd Peel, Uey were che@r'uy pad
with inf, rest SIX oLhs snce, asked asa pr of Of their
Z, e g. the sigusturs OF prosperous community q
public journal then IN existence and two thousand
dollars W. stautly placed az my disposal by way Of
commemorate and molly has the country. thus far sls
tanned The N"0e though neither IN tbs Senate House
Ior spubc )Irnalisi has its humble conductor true
kid faction, whether in office or as its eIPect,ni
During the last two years ycu have Witnessed my con.
duct in the tmbly-my opinion upon men and things
have bee spread before you through independent press
frsrk free and fearless.
We nsy differ in a Few tlngs-some OF US, perhaps in
mspy iiingshu in the winter Of life can occupy mors
suitable position bile az all able 20 work than IN nam
srg and defending with tongue and pen tn Cherished
I tts and Liberties If Csnads, which loved in youth aud
have assted IN teaching tens Of thousands OF Canadians
b. value and uphold, the source of enduring national
wealth ard greatness Nor will many OF yu regret In the
distsnt fuure-fsir aud lovely may dawn upon vruous
high minded and prosperous racetht with ali his sds
auo sngs lard with he had ever Of th-m you gener
ousy contrbutsd 10 sustain the closing efforts OF your
older servant in the fourth OF the Press AZ Ii ms
WHEN hest partzans would have gladly consigned him to
political oblivion
have worked very hard since had the pleasure OF
ash 10 take hold Of the subscription lists ct the last
six winter bths-snd think, that, cheered ~
BY thousands whose worth have long koswn, can work
sill harder during the months Olsr papers have
their travelling agents, systematic scheme for incret'ng
their subscrpt, roll large capital and gsinfu off i
pshousee-l trust alone aud solely to the active good gill
Of old, for giving AZ q constant friends
The aspect of affairs in the Old World i threatening
Let earnestly hope for long continuance OF peace and
property bile Gugsiy preparing, nevertheless. for
such pvsiiops trouble in Europe would uDavOdsby
entail upon
II elections Of your 90 Representatives under the law
Of LAST session will speedily take place BE ready II
expect to do good work must fad suitable im2e-
ueu's An hour eectioneering is worth week of pc.
i' nrg.
To all who actively exerted themselves to establish The
Mss0ge this writing will convey my very grateful
acknowledgements. W. l.. MAoKENzig.