New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22
Action OF the Hamilton Rsnrd Of Trade
Judge Coursol Observation-Disclosures
10 the GsvePuer-Gcnsrni.

The Council of the Board Of Trade Of Hamil-
ton Csnada West held meeti5g last SATURDAY, IN re-
gard to the ST. Aliens rad ana the aeon
Of the Board, presided The lowing resoiu'iohs were
edop.ed: Z, {. ,,.h,, \,
,be % obtain expression 81 opinion IN references
T. aggressive reid. the frontier and mole e'Ieeisy IN
rrsrd 70 ordinary Conduct Of The nhhe
in Montreal in he precpaie release Of the so-cAed st
Moved hy ". f. Murray, and seconded by Edward
Th. n. following r.nt.men be Committee TO dr.h
snGs 10 Ri5 81 tn. and oeS. S sn.y 1Ss
Hon I,ssc buchanan, NJ. T. p, Precedent; Adam Brown
ESQ, IcsPle.idoHt John FsTrie e'q and William Irvine
Inc Committee then met and drew up the following
memorial: . a..
,rnoy Gsae5eI Of B,,ish North An,rie0, &c, &c., d.
The memorial of tie Board Of Trade AID other
ctiz,ns of Hamilton, bumbiy showeh;
Canada fraugbi ~ 10 uey be with issues Of vital I'M
portance yonr henoiialsis feel themselves impera'
tlyey called upon TO express Their uhqtAhiea nDnoI
renee of everything cuated to IN uro or Initiate
neigh boring people with hon our country IL ~ hiDy
aud desire especially TO mark their condemnation OF al
act, OF aegrr.siou committed by persons wbo may BE-
enjoying sEeter and protection uuder tho british neg
"TlSt yOur memOTialists cannot bat fear that tie
possibility q. serious difficulties between The Two couu-
fre. NAV have acquired strength from TIE extThordl
ne, onr,. lately taken IL Montreal, III the soctlled
ST. Alblus raiders That, In matter involving posi-
be Issues Of vast moment such unaecouuthbie pre-
or
usg.tfrnte in releasing abe parties under arrest
e1c,s die establishment as well as The disapproDatlo
of ynur nenoralists, aud seems TO them 10 can i"r
tie most searching inquiry Oh the part oil thc proper
That vow nlemoriaa,s would express their earnest
dc. re- and 81 the time their fullest c0nndehce
that the Canadian Government will take such action "a
i'm IL vi sdom may most fitting 10 meet The ekl'
geuce, OF this particular case and TO prevent All iufe
etteps to commit depredhons ACROSS the frontier on
the par. Of persons and III the event oil 90
nnbsppy an occurrence hereafter the Government Will
rd 10 our ncghbors in the United States all Tie rs
si,tuuce which Canadians would expect rom them
under similar circumstances in srrestng and bringing
10 Justice the depredotos and your meInoTiists ss III
duly bound. viii ever pray.
q Hamilton D,c. Il, 1864
Tn. Montreal B.f.es, Of the 18th has tie following
abOui the raiders:
$50 ce-taiD II IL said were the raiders OF their re-
lease that thew rrov ded beforehand fs for their Wio
tor l,upev Their iricndB anticipated their roehse'
hut NOT perhaps on the precise GROUNDS upon WhcD
Jndce Copysd gave them their liberty, AID careful ar
rspgamers were accordingly made for their hight OF
aluept II the raiders left Montreal tley were
y driven out by sleigh 70 some country railway
sfstion II thew succeeded in reaching Detroit they
would probably find their way by tho underground
r.iro1d % the South IL is, however, matter OF
doubt in sCue minds Thc.lef they arc very Tar NON
this city There are plenty OF synrsthiIen mere 10
shelter Them srd they could probably nowhere De sasr
Ina secreel in Montreal OF course tho secess0niSt.
and those Journals which sympathne with them NIll
end to put the police off tho scent T. aIge re
ward should be offered Tor their apprehension.