The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-31
The New Canadian Ministry.

The New Canadian MinIstry.
FCoryefp. nisace cf the Commercial Advertiser
TORONTO, hay 81, 1856.
The following are the Few Cabine. appointments:
The Honorable George Eenne Cartier to be Attorney
General and for that part of the Province Of Canada
isrmsry Lower Gsnad. in the room and stead Of the
The Honorable Joseph Currsn Morrison, to be Re-
cever Ger eral Of tbs Province OF Canada n the
and stead Of the Honorable Eenne Psscaal rAene, re-
signed
Timothy Lee Terrin to be member Of the Executive
Council for The Province Of Canada.
Philip N. Vankcughnet Esquire, to be member Of the
Executive Council fol- the Province of Canada.
and Registrar of II Province OF Canada in the room
and stead of the Honorable George Eenne Cartier,
The Honorable Philip NJ vank ,ughne. to be President
OF the Executive Council Of the Province Of Canada in
the room and stead Of the Honorable Sir Allan Napier
TIE only new members are Nessrs. vanhoughnet and
Terrr-oIe from Upper and one from Lower Canada
The Cabinet az reconstructed Is Is follows:
I. The Hon. E. r. Tache Speaker OF the Legislative
2. The Hon. John A. Macdonald, Attorney General
(West), leader in the HouIe Of Assem- bly,.
8. The Hon. George E. Cartier, Attorney General
i. fhe Hon Joseph c. Morrison, Receiver General
s. The Hon. William Cayiey Inspector General.
9. The Hen Joseph Cauchon, Commissioner Of Crown
7. The Hon. Robert Spence, Postmaster General
8. The hon. FRANCOIS Lemieux, Commissioner Of Public
The following are not in the Cabinet
O. Henry Smith, Jr., Esq, Solicitor General (West)
10. Dunbar HOBs, EEq., Solicitor General (Eagt.)
is but rarely that lis Excsency formally expresses
rial crisis still rarely 1t that expression
sent instance however, he has Done 50, and the aoeu-
ments have been communicated to the House. They
are as follows:-The first was communicated to Sir
Allan McNab, and the second to the Hon. Colonel
Tsehe.
Goyss1c. General PEELED ss:s y sr AisH xcNsS
conviction that under existing circumstances win be upos
h @ n whSn IN ~
by he whole Council that be considers the Of an ad
% Se'!E
ss e.
and ss' s's ssPPs
AaamIpg that The three gentlemen named .eoye perss in
nsent g dsove with vie Of .snx the confidence the
couory T. the remssug portion Of the goyesnmsn or any
De made IN the spur R6sSTS Had
Yesterday s4r NJ sir T 1ss s. Nag ass ss On
his the Governor General and informed Lm thai
On ss
% ' As he he SS ST.
Iecosnznga sectional majority as s1fcsnt reason for
sss - Of
the Of he Council advice on part o send for
the Hon. Tache with the reconstruction Of new
His E!ceency has convey to sir Allan McNab in
formal shape his acceptance OF the OF the gen
Ths had H. r s e.
conviction ts he has no alternative but look upon The
raon ss Encsiens does mol BY III. admit or sancou Il
way the doctrine Of double sectional majority
On s sss
and cariied out might involve tie con1equences Of minis
H. ssns % ~ b a
with regard 70 he advice send for Colonel Tschs hs
IL seiDa Necessarily leaves HIM as he ouseas
tive ee exercise his the choice tue person
ency Old not solicit advice IA this mater from he
Of the Ceupc 'ut he nevertheless feels indebted to them
there been no ministerial defeat such "a would ordinarily
imply that party other than tha now. hodiuE Off pos
sessed me &c Of he o. ne on
working majority In the Assembly BIS Exceency further
considers that the ncpes Of Colonel fache his Agh
remodellnx sf this government the construction Of
one cnd under Sese cr,amsaLces bis Excesny requests
possible. EDMUND HEAD.
The ministerial explanations made last night; but
personal feeling Of dislike which existed between of
the cabinet and those who have .tred it.
The Hon. Mr.. Drummond would hsve remained had the
leadership in the House OF Assembly been secured him.
His appointment surprises every body his rather
servatye tendencies would to preclude IL altogether.
Mr. Terr is of British origin, and has represented the
county Of Stanstead, in Lower Carada. he ia worthy
Writs have been Issued for the election Of the newly
appor ted ministers who by the acceptance Of office had
vacated their seats.
The opposition in the House Of Assembly are determined
70 reeiis the new combinations and notice OF motion
Of want Of confidence in the cabinet has given,
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