New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23


they ,prsnQ On nasing HE public entry aso %
robto be took occasion however in reply TO csrpc
ration address 20 deny that at the Sevassopoi flnnef
be bad intended 70 aster an AngoSsIon superiority
in the sbstrsct.
"Sir Frsncis Head the late Duke Of Wellington,
Lorcs Gosford and Seton, ard Sr George ar1ur'
we're s,on, opposed TO the union OF the Ana eN
on, Of Upper Canada With the Celts 6e'o Nm'e ou
F6uupd Head a. instruc 60 from LON BARD Wis Dom
ue stree, prtftsfes 10 hold Il IN high esteem As
Celto. Gothic and Catholic Belgium sep rseed h"i
Saxon and Protestant Holland, 90 VIII the Cansass ye'
I'M. B,owr in Wednesdays Globe, threatens to
,w.up tie done credit Of the Union oy getting is
creoitoIs abroad TO cell of tier .ock s9d export ne
specie. We Of Canada, through hincks anl .oe
family compact may be secved in the same fashion
Nilet.en Years si1 oe Sir +. Head, seebing quarrel
win tbe Republic, Issued his proalsma'ion thas In
che nais OF every regiment OF militia III upper lana
de, publicly pr"mulsa'e, let Them codie 'ney
'dsIep -,
"sr Edmund Head may mean well enough d1n
biz inisDoDs-but there are no pFeparai Ins
HlskiIg Tor Feb usry session. IT'S anew eduII OF
the FL. in and Metcae shams az 10 that also, add II
meant 70 be so. Sir Edmurds Instructors give hlni
ample powers; he is restricted by no council yet me
Iubhc Interests ere shsnefully uifed Gl.h' h4nyia
MsV il wss ecide1 10 come up here Care was sAeh
by Government and lis clumsy b0aros 70 make 10
I'd. duste provision for the oiciss-snd regiment o;
c,erkr with Their hree thousand packages nave seood
Idle almost for neutrality-suspicious. on Duchess are
sboyeo afde-Our Crown Lands COmmlssoIer Is on
,je,.ure tin 10 Eurooe-his ana all the othsr offices
are tonsy turTey-LobOdy can tell when Order wal
come cut of Chaos. The legislative journals OF
Sebieu,ber 1854 are not Distributed though We are
almost in December 1855; no indices are msie-.he
$50 600 worth of appendices are probably not copied
yet-probaby Lot trausIatedbeer disc barge CLERKS,
trabsia ors sno Cover than thus tIife with the
country. Are Government kee ping back J2urnas aud
busiIt IS 10 impede the session ~ Sir r :m1n1 10
plsy EeiD with the sup lie, Talk of s4fe ;1on!
Doe not perpetual tng with great interests encOur
age it."
To the Governor elect OF Barbados, who will
soon be back i'll Canada il fresh deal of the cards
places certain persons in office across the Atlantic,
MI Mackenzie, considering their long AMI intimate
aequuntan is not So complimentary as might be
expected.
GOV HINCKs, or THE WAGES or SIN.
Mis- Exeenercy Sir +. IiincSs, Governor General
Of the WDdwsrd West In lee, much blamed by tle
Pres bat be was very poor man IN 1886, supporting
n wife and family goo a year; nc took mold OF
The Iamintr in 1888, declared that few men could
live upon the returns of reform paper sold on - my
friend Janos IetLe, who seems 10 admit as much, sui
became "a Minister He saw that in England, as
bsIe those who serve the Colonial OFFICE are well
Maid whether the service be honest nor. ths sr r.
Hea,; WA made baronet for openly trsmping GA
the constitution be had sworn TO administer; tsai
Messs. Daily Ready, StrachaD, Robissoo, Ogden
S'oIer and Others bsd been richly rewarded for very
c;r,eputable services, While Pspipeau, Mackenzie
Smith O'Brlen, GoDiiay, and hundreds like them, haa
met for tht isithfuness to the peope exile au seye'e
privstOus. So he II sde his bargaiu aud there are
many who, know, would like 10 make just such an
Other te morrow, den9unchg nun Poverty is
confoundedy inconveDient, says the Rev. S1ney
Smith and its me tnst knows It, Sir +. Kinks kDegit
aso-for he mad been a Reform Edit'r-so he went
for the UIior--:6r any COMBINATION - 9phoid u IN
pal ing us-fOr 500 900 to SevastOpol-Ior lllon
Of acres of our wild lard 70 the Crmea though our
debt is nearly fifty millions, and our public works
prof less-for the United States war mill Ia blll-lJr
the scandalous railway contrast TO Peto X Co who
give two or three votes ID the CommoOs-or tue mill
taTy pension and their 9th ers-for e sixteen MIL
ion Quebec and Halifax railwayfor the twelve mill
ion municipal loan bills useful for bribery at leas,-
for he official plumber that carried the elections in
S.gueDay and esewDere-ior keeping w. 5. OBren
arr bis comades In e1le-for re)t ctlns respectful
tribute to the mt mOry of Joseph Hume, trustee to the
Queens royal fatherfor chosog of seculsrizstion-
for separate schoos-for setting Monsieur Carder
and the other financial plundefers OF Upper Canada
at work in earDest-for uDo ermiDing ReOrmers and
coalescpg with Strachan and the family co npact -
for play ing the go between for absousm with every
needy nasty ycophsnt who had sought seat in AS
rembly to btiou his nest-for gambling Ia toe
funds and borrowing at Elk per cent while we have
millions falling in value and yielding Us but three in
the English fuBds-for sBving of the nctOnes-for
piohieae expenditure voting down represents. on
by popu ation-for be numerous nuns aud bishops
aid other State Churches Union corporation bills OF
1919 and sin for thousand other things desired
by Engahds cOurly rulers for THEIR BENEFIT,
40 anst tee interests of Canada, while declaring IN
~
system il all that can be reasonably desired all this
be did TO secure lis Governorship and its a 600
year; ano hasn't be earned II OF course ne spe3u-
lated and iobbed and scbemed for himself using his
position improperly; but while Roebuck, for standing
up fer En- lanOs rights requires TO be aided by tes-
tn onia > HDcks, Baldwin, MacNab \ Co are en-
rched by Royal orders for deseting those who tussd
in them
"Sir +. Hincks may quote the Italian Cardinal MAJ
arms csse-he left sixken millions sterling of state
plunoer in France to his devsees all of accumulated
b, the sale of Office, and other dishonest means ID the
midst of public distress Warren Hastings, 100, wnen
reproacbed with the punoer of India, said that, whcn
re reflected upon how much more he might have taken
he wondered at his own moderation. Sir h. Hlncks
can affirm wi truth that If he had not done as he did
Others weuld 81 that as England arstocrac rulers
want honest men in office here he, being as poor as
ever Sheridan was might Just well guh the Canal
ans as another. Even the pOus Gladstone would have
converted his gambling secretary, lawley, into great
Australian DO 10. wrong governor had not public iu
dRnatiOn checked his moves; and, IN 1870 when the
Hon. Herman Ryland complained of a band of con
temphble oemsg as be termed the l.. {. Assem-
bly,, Lord LNerpco asse. him whether the promise of
office wouldn't buy eml As for the poor devils who
ran after Sir F. Hilcks TO his whtewashing dinners,
iDe enths of them would have cut hiGi in the stree:
had the Queens csbDe' not approved of hs kravery,
as they now dc that of Bonsparie ILL.,, because il ben
tfts them"
Bonaparte is not very popular with Canadian
rei6.m. rs, presume. Mr.. Mackenzie paints his
nicmre less tavorsbly than the Messrs. Harper did
In their Magazine, when Englind's aristoeracy
we've preparing to acknowledge their close con
peetion with bis fortunes
BoNapAR1E, AND An AMERICAN WAR.
" Iouis BopapeIte whom these beggarly sngers-on
toasted at the Hucks dinners, had sworc fidelity 10
the French Constitution of ls4-, intending its destue-
ton which he ehfoed-he imprisoned the peoples
reprtseItaliyes; drove away the judges of Ffa2cs;
eulloii1ed the men who had attempted 10 serve the
judicial wit for his arrest for tre.son pro'cnoed,