The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-06

OF position which he bad himself created hen he had no
claim 70 any consideration their part II, other
hand the gentle VINO had joined c<blnet
induced by tneir thirst u office rihJs
which had always been oppos, OF xr Bro vo
the msnistTy equally dscn ed 70 their idence
In presence OF such arguments II evideas tnss
the only way slaving OIL tue mpea ding vote OF censue
which the most sanguoe npporters OF the ministry
must have ANTICIPATED from the OF tue 6ouse
for Mr. Brown 10 have authorized Me- Picoe, or some
other friend, TO have made sucn staten-ht as would
have AT least had the effect OF susoendng opnons OF
the wavering This, ho&evsr, not oone On tue COO
uary the language Of the pnster isss nsea OF beng
OF character soooe, had ony tao effect OF aesav ADs
the 4usnre was Anticpssed 10 my despsSo OF
last hight that the ministry WAS beaien 0g msJofy or
more than two one on the vote Of want oil confidence
NE numbers oeing II 70 81.
In the upper Nr Brown aud his colleagues
equally unsuccessful On the Speaker (the don Mr.
horris) making the announcement Of the names Of the
gentlemen comprising new cabinet and stating that
when the Parliament reassenb,ed the administration
would be prepared 70 submit staad
fall by them, direct Of want of confidence vas
moved and carried the ground the postponemens
OF the ministerial was an insult t, the House
address TO the Governor General the reso
luton, agreed TO- ana will be day The
Hon Mr. Morris, as the organ Of the House. nods bsef
placed 10 the angular and not very eaviAoe position OF
being compelled 10 present and read docuueaL cen.
surpg The AdmiaiatI alton OF which he y member.
seems to me throughout the whole Of tn affair
the administration have exhibited great deficiency OF
parliamentary tact! They should have known tnat they
would increase their difficulties with Legislature con-
fessedy adverse 10 them by refusing TO comply With the
established Of Immediate declaration OF poi.
cy on assuming office. Had they name some statement
OF this kind they would PROFESSIONALLY orogen the
weight OF the blow which been dealt them tor the
last popular with the House
to induce tue latter to resist appeal for fair play made
under usual ana proper Conditions.
Every one Is nov LOOKING with anxiety TO see what
course Mr.. Brown snd his Colleagues will pursue From
declarations made by them outside OF the House, well
from the ntimGions contained 10 the GLOBE OF shs
solution Tne question is whether the Governor General
will TO measure which n the face Of last nights
double to scarcely called for. The present
Parliament s one having had only six mouths of
existence II seems to Dis pushing matters TO extremes
to put the couutry tue election on ques
tiop on hich its nave 80
opinion Besides, The feelings Of his Excsency
kno IN to be warmly engaged in tus matter. When
be sent for Mr.. Bfo~a he stated 10 hm that ne
thought IL right to give him the opportunity Of tsst
ing the feeling of House towards nm but
that il thar was adverse he would not consent 70
q dissolution. Up 10 Sunday evening his Excseacy
continued firm in thai determination, but whether any
change has since ;urred IN his sentiments unable
70 cay. The Gl5s Of this morniog hot' rather than
aYms. thai such the fact; and cer.auly taking
stnutoDal view OF his responsibilities DO ,oluk ina
the Governor General would be justified ia refusing hs
sucn OF the cabiuet, but tost t
vouc increase their CHANCES OF csfying on the govern
So Tar as those chsuces are ccuoerns5 the evidences
tbrs far, do appear very favorable In Vest
M6dlesex By returns quoted Ia the 'use last night
that Mr. A P. Macdonald Anti oainstcrsss md sne
day b returns majority OF les MS opponent Not
withdrawing this aud osher indications ever II Is i'm
possible ~ pcedot With certainty how genars election
would RE last ADMINISTRATION gave great diS3al8
faction is brary condncs AMI profnse 1ture,
and the people will oonsent TO It's 70
ofice until II IL weeded OF such sssrs Cartier
and Cay ley Besides, IL Veil tno~a that money
cises great Influence IN Canadian elections. II
through MI Hotohs lavish debursal OF goi thas NJ.
DARCY MCGEE slipped In for noutreA AID this morning
member OF Parliament declared TO me tina. II ms had
enough he could buy up any Of the Jauadiau
siiuencies rnis is Of course, exsgsratop but the
abeence OF proper electoral registration System will
plain Is partial justice
me new ministers are, sec, actively engaged ia en-.
deavoring TO their elecoa. DARCY A,Gss
early despatched to Montreal 70 prepare the for Mr.
Hoon and consequently not In tho House yesterday
10 record his vote the ministry Politics Loaf 10 strange
associations. Here Is Mr. kcGee, who returoed
the Caholc Interest, lending hs Aid 70 Sustain Premier
Who has been always violently opposed 70 the R3nsnss
Inconsistencies OF this kind 10 be the prevailing chs
racterstcs Of Canadian politics. Ia TO be nopsn that in
the serious crisis At which the ooudtry arrived
cessful snort will be made TO reconcile them
Mr.. Bro committee meet W uignt at the Globe Build
ngs - make the necessary nen for his 70 eec
ton The opposition will doubt start cauddase and
Mr. John lilly Cameron will pro ,aoly be the man.