New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11
DaIhourie is almost certain, but the appointment

DaIhourie is almost certain, but the appointments
has not yet taken place.
At the opening ceremony this afternoon, on the
delivery OF the speech, the galleries we're crowdra
to e1cess. The following ia coIy OF the speech
from the throne, delivered BY bis E1celleney the
Governor General:
Hororobe Genti,r-e- Of the Lgislatirs C'Hs-i
G,Haemtr # tie Hoso Of Assenbiy; II all 'rds ne
much sasiIc tion 20 meet you. Inc increase 10 tne
members Of the legislative Assembly Eheh nsr
taken place uDcer the statute wncn came mo ops'H
ton for the frst time on the occasion of the re '-
e,Ietel election will trust give additional Tei-h
10 the deliberations Of the Legislature, sni aiord
more ample security than has heretofore exst'i ~
the due representation IN Parliament of al Interests
in tie Province. 90
"suijects Of great N sgnitude and Importance vii
necessarily under your confederation dunng ne
session which is low commencing
THE Imperial Parliament, a.ivsnc.og WIN ecr1ie-
rattc speed IL the Of liberal cOlJEial p)hcy
which il bss followed OF late year, has ec-huy PI--td
two which Impose or this Legislature RESPONSE
biiss Of very grave character.
"Obe OF these aets empower the Canadian Patiia-
mept 10 alter the Constitution o. tue L--ssiye C0ln
cl. Tie substution Of the prnclpr IT p"pdia ei-"-
ton for that Of nomination BY re CrO"i 10 me ip
poirtn ebt Of memb-r- Of that body II obviously d
;htk Of considerable difficulty, IN the exe ;1ilOa OF
which little ed can be- derived fnUm e19erence, ~
pCIll8mt Ltary government and ministerial feSD'l'
bity IN tue British of the term arr TOT rue II 'st
uart ar Low 10 the constitutions 0 countries ~'sn
he legislative bodi.s consist of two Elective CnIn
befs. In order, however 10 give t. thl' important
brarc + &C the Legislature the weight ana lilienfS
which il s meet desirable hat II should P'-s-s - NJ
chang it, Constitution seSm Ia De 1ulprEi iNsy
REQUIRED; and the difficulties 20 which nave Referred
vii, tfust be suraOguied by yoar "'sd''1 and -
the pHiiiii-m Of tb members OF tnat hpnorahie h'if
"Ife other act &c the lmp-r Al Pr aneui r-'n'Ves
the restrictions which have for some time p.t pre-
Il Hs.aH.t
Clergy ECserves. FlOm an e,Tly pefiOi Ia M ni>-
tory II Upper Cenada, this prpvisi ~, Snlcn TL3
or iually mt, nded for the supprt Vi me Protestant
faith has OF discOrt sud agt io1 IN nat
coD Of Tie Province. IL - most des'ftre IN the
interest OF religion AID social harmony, th.t h1al
spa concin-iye adjustment 81 this 10 < peud NJ c01-
tr0vfrsy should take place without delay The .dp-
ieci ~ distinctly brought before tn people If t1s
Province 81 the late ele'iOn, and ther OiIin1 lppn
IL exurefed In no eguivucal man ler ;rds therefore
Il az you vii be able ~iihout difficulty u a no 20
q measure for accomplishing this o j-ct VII h will
Pive gen.Ttl stisiaetiun.
The condition of properties held under the Ssig-
mortal Tenure will als II may be presumed eugI.
your attention at On early period with view tn the
dfi, rrniuson Of certain qaes'ions affectIns 'hs
which cannot be !, pit IN Suspense without d-trinsnt
~ tie interests both OF igninTs and Csasfaires.
You will doubt die Importance Of aJgrl1c n =
this sui CT with caution aud with due rir a. the
leesi ano equitable CLAIMS of al parties nl'arpstef.
Security Of property Is Indispensable condition o.
&C, nuD'ical progress, ard per~Ons Sbo invest teif
funds IN property ia Canada must "k 10 the jd-tc+
AID moderation Of The Legislature for that pro'e ~ m
which in neighLorpg country l. afforded oy Judicial
thumbs.
lyon may probably take into consideration the
ptd.Cncy OF sssmilaing the Municipal I-tiiutions Of
Lower Csnsds, in - far - circumstance will permit,
10 tie system which rincs its Introduction has cDh-
trbuteo SO ma'eri4iy 10 the prosperity of Upper
Casnda and al,o Of extending 1" tie fprner s"ct,,n
Of the Province the advantages of the hlniciPal
Loan Func "A On these aud other subjects Of IN
poiiance measures will be submitted for your delbe
ration
"Genilemon If the Ifgniafre Assem5iy, will Ii
rect The Public Accounts for the past year and the
Estimates FOR the current year tO be Ia i betOrs you;
and rely your readiness 20 N IKE the necessary
pro, i,ions for be eVgeucls Of the pupllc service
"ReHOrdbit GsHneaSA and GeiH, DIea; fOd may
prol ably be- Of opinion that the prosperous c)nttion
Of The revenue Afford an opportunity of which Para-
may properly avail itself TO reyise the existing
TaIifi nth vew To- the removal ~ such dufi-. ~
affect materials employed IN ship building and
oii er hanche, Of manufacture within thu Province,
ind 10 the reduction OF Others, TO which articles en-
tering iarg-l. into the consumption of the people
are DOW subject
"lvll lay before YOU the copy Of treaty which
has been cOLclGdtd between Her N ,je,ty aud the
Govtri ment Of he United SAFES, for the lst mat
If various questions affecting the mutual Interests Of
Her Nj jesiy's Subjects in British Moth a-rica 1n
The hand and If the citizens Of the United States
on the other aid recommend To your confederation
the propfiey amenoing the pas-ed in SO for
the fee admission into Canada of c-rtai" at cles Of
the growth or production of the United States, 80
10 bring it into harmony with tue provisions OF this
Treaty.
"Tbe Government and Congress Of the United
States have evnced liberal al treGdy di-p sItiOn
in o, aliDg with this subject aud trust that they will
he met IN corresponding spirit by the Provincial
Legislatures.
THE removal Of duties on the importation Of the
natural products Of Canada, into the markets Of the
United States will it may b- hoped, have a tendency
TO psrpeiua,e and extend the prosperity watch h ~
prevailed of late to go remarkable degree in tbs
province"
THpORTAkT EPOH EVPOpE