New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
CANADIAN PlLIIICS

sior sni ros feeble .ovsii % boo. il nav h.ig.
gi-ed BY VIA, an oqet spiit mus. bs go.i.s ~asn
/ feel upeIsG-f not With " fear snd trembling VITA
come such m..gvipg as the hero Of 'ae BsAa sab
pust have had her he rst ,re IL gh: Of i-e
css;s-.o undertake. the sxfg, task Of orosssS qlis
With the Jupiter Toners cf the AneIc N P-s.s.
Promising, as wei by wsy Of propi;isaJp - iw
ether ressor bst vii b. really obvious, ths, ihsvs
beer for several years Of Jour subscribers and
most s't.n;iye resders, sympsbz'pg hes'ty sni '.n-
eeIely your untrng Struggles ia behafo'tse'sI asd
tue, have WITH great chsgrip seen IN you nes,
from time to time, Listers il the oterest ss. nsrUe
sod corruption from The pee sgusritd o., uesc:Gpa-
lous Cansdsr corresponder The 81. o. Ardor
and impsrtaliiy with which his comuiuo .ions are
invested is cslculated 10 misead Au,ercs,s; oat 70
tie gees, nsjoiity Ct your Isnrdian readers familiar
IS they With wat Is pirirs behnd zoo sesoss
seem as uuch out OF place n rHs rRieysr a.
would the Kansas correspondence ef TIE ~ T.
Herald. Had MS recent letter therefore, soscJ been
as heretofore, inserted without comment, !; m,gai
have passed without challenge. But whsr. by caro-
rally nsorspg the gt of 10, you intensity tie evh
thoassrd fold, ard what wss previously provoking
annoyance becomes positive injury L mast be per-
united, 81 whatever risk, 20 enter my humble protest
sssirst the justice done not TO George Bcosn sone
BAT, what is o far greater consequence, 70 tue csuss
O. equal rights and good govenmen. both is Upper
and Lower CsIada 10 your issue Of the 81 in'- You
HHe M Browulwa, mistake not, ooo9.rAt,r =, e..
to esitsn eA''r ia the s'.eaP, Iy,1'.a snas .-sHS
Ared views being ultra Protestant r bis eoiiss bst
" hostile french Canadians aud Roman ,.aoes and 81
sGyo s:e for the dissolution OF ih hi'S oe~ea ne
iuce. With these opinions and TIE secn pe'.oa. eo'ryG
which his method OF advocating them has made me
Without new election hcii under her auspices i.
is quite orobsble that the late Opposition may be IN
able to carry on the Government. Ii does net toos,
however, that you have not, 10 some event, oesn
mlsled in the estimate you have formed oti OF lie
leader and Of the present position OF affairs 10 Carsda
haxa Al poorlad M 4
If leave may be given 10 add, any privA,e end 10 be
served by his success or marred by hs Ia G-e. III
mistake not, he not 10 Csnads q. tae time OF
the att, mpted revolution Though do not Know enoagh
or this point to speak with absolute prec'scn snd II
does seem very improbable that he a" was eoo2era-
TOT" TO any extent whatever IN that foolish business
Inperfectly acquainted however, Ss l sm Win his
previous history, have been watchiil observer OF
his public from the period when, ak or seven
years aSo dvtiIg the treachery OF leaders more IT.
tent on securing 10 themselves continuance OF the
sweets and profits Of power than carrying out tue
well undo rstood witches of the people, he boldly de-
tached bimsel from their ranks, aud, taxing up so
independent position with courage and foresight
rarely equaed, laid the foundation for reecrstfuc-
ton Of parties-down to the present hour when,
hated it msy be quite true, by enemies whose s'oemes
of public punder lie has msIred ard whose deans OF
still further III gotten gains be has rude!y dsturesd
but respected ard admired by the great ):y OF the
people, he stsndstbe acknowledged chief OF the Liberal
parry and prospective Premier of inads- Daring that
period he mas proved hnsef not bitterly hostile to
The French Canadians and the Catholics, bc: the
friend of equal rights and privileges 10 Causnsrs OF
every sect ard origin Not hostile to Roman Cs'ho-
lies but the earnest and consistent siNocse Oh tue
entire severance of all connection between the S.Ac
on the one hand, and the Roman Ca,hohc Chnrch,
equslly with all other churches on the other. Not
hostile to Roman Catholics, but the able and sue
ce,sful opponent OF the Roman Catholic Hierarchy on
all occasions, when, by bringing TO bear on the Gov
ernm ent the concentrated weight OF innu
sncs--irressble in Lover Canads, and no. inconsder
able in the western section OF the Provnoetney hsve
sought with but little pains 10 disguise Their purpose
to desroy the common school system OF Upper CsSAas
fe does not "advocate the dissolution OF the union
hstwoon the two Provinces but he has consistently
improved every opportunity of maintaining tbs. the
Parliamentary representation from each section OF the
Province should be il proportion 10 it, pop1Istion.
And with all or nearly all the Western Province 1t
his bsck ard considerable portion OF Lower Csosds
prepared concede the justice OF his demand II tie u
no, now, il requires no prophet to orete he econ Will
b.. in position to compel Justice TO PIPER Csnsda
IL il 10 matter of wonder that hitherto olttiders
have not been familiar with the inrcscies of Cans
dian politics. Patience, however We ARE Brcos-
ING a country and in time our public men aud public
me asrres viii be both understood Meantime, you
will trust pardon il cannot help bere amused
with the similarity certain points OF your descrp.
tor of the Editor of The Toronto Gtobe to tina. which
political opponents not nfrequenty give OF tho Editor
| OF The n. Y. TRIBUNE. Because George Brown u
! shrewd far seeIg politician, Of bold and decided
| opinions, he Is termed man OF extreme ylevs
Because he holds that the exclusive rights and PM
eges part held and s,i further claimed by the ko
man Catholic Church irrec onciable With Justice
to any other denomination Of their fellow citizens, be
styled ultra Protestant and bitterly hostile 20 the
Catholics" Because he advocates Representation
according TO Population he is accused OF advocating
"a dissolution Of the union between the Two Prov
nces" In a some what like manner and " tn eQoal
JUSTICE the Editor OF The N. \. TRIBUNE descroef
as man Of very extreme views indeed Becslse his
paper is the most formidable barrier 10 the extension
OF Slavery, he is forsooth, an ultra AbooList, and
bitterly hostile to slarehoidersf And bscause he
fesrlessly resists Southern aggression OF Northern
riphts he ia branded a. Il Dsuni0Dlst"
Indlspos ed as sm TO make this long ie,.er cn-
not close without abiding to some Of tho csuses
which, TO bafed office holders and place hunters, nave
| made George Brown the "object Of keen personal
hostility" Throughout Csnadsit is notorious noon
day that the late Government stopped for the sske Of
their support TO sustain members returned 70 PArhs
men st the recent election through means o. s;
frauds to hch FOR unbushng falsehood aud ysinoos
ingenuity ksr ras itself could scarcely furnish PSI
sl.e. In profuse expenditure and sro:s corruption.
shameful tegect and Incredible incspacity they have
outstrpped, if that we're possible, your Democfetc
rulers. They have within q few years doubled the
Provincial debt In place Of the oyerf)~ng treasury
bequeathed to him by his equally uDscTpai,as but
more talented predecessor, M. hncks, inc .see M
spector. General, having during ls5l 50 samples OF
his insI cerng spent upward Of - OoOOo more tnsn
the lie eitimate income of that year. leaves " me- sue
ceseor the financial affairs Of the Province 10 smost
hopeless embarrassment. f9f thImomf sbSs.. The
~ unworthy expedents and barescsd looo ~, 'no
| iste Admipistr ston with John A. McDonsid 9 is
head have no match his continent unless the
Government of York presded over ~ NJ os
lie indigpsiiop, the system Of blghting rnsrue eso
corruption the demorahzng tendencies Oh weca weIs
andy spresdipg from the mead through 81 mo me@-
bsrs Of the body polite, II out sms.. R,ns 49,.
man. IL it TO be wondered q, then, that e.sempts
should have been often made by bis enemies 70
,uly bis reputation Thanks TO the ipotess intsgry
Infamous coz spracy led at time by the Premier
in persop. and on recent memorable occasion ~ me