The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16


French Canadians who have paid With their live,
homHe 10 the holy liberty for -bich they fought u
mercsnsry Ideas were the only motive, that caused
Us 70 barriesde the American Nstions Capitol with
not only proud TO have shown our adopted citizen,
1870 are Worth, Of TIE liberty We enIy t nIf 70
the defence Of this republic
An English Canadian here demanded that the
resolutions should be read In English lie thought
the meeting invited all Canadians to . present.
French Canadian then read . lone srtiels from
psp,t called the MoSrnhAL IRUt MiTSres. "
article spoke Of tho Canadian eInigfan's n vassbonds
and raitor, even 20 their own religion aud used the
harsher epithe'a towards them.
,,ii ,pole ind,,pantlv ~ =, =" iect Of The meeiins
=. lending 70 reflect upon the Engli,h goysrnmenf
and Wing 'he paper which vas quoted as The IriM
True witness" French entlem.n rose and stated
that the meeting vas called Tor French Canadians
only, although the Engl, Canadian, we're politely
requested 70 remain and hear the object OF the meet
During bis reu,srhs . motion "a. inside By one
Of thsm'el,es for all Engli,h Csn,dihns 70 leave
French Canadian asked II they thought he had
com, to bow dow 70 that flag tpointng 20 The s'ar
and Stripes which adorned the -sll) vheteupon
gentleman c,isd out in Rnsllsh. "Ifyou don't like
tbs raF you esn leave the roomr Applauseg
some excitement fol owed, during which scotch.
man attempted 70 fpcat in English, lpt VA. met
with The cry Of "FrsncAsl FrAnca.r' He complied,
and delivered speech Ia French which sppeaied 10
please the m.joriiy, but At iu close thirty or
ioty individuals 'EBrli'hl LETT the room The pro.
ceedinp we're thon conducted harmoniou'ly; and
N.rci.,o, Cyr. R1ucheE Mene,uiTe. defeats from
| Osveto, and other, oil iendiuf 10 putg the cunt
grants Of the charges mAde arsinst them from Cans
IA ard 10 eensuIe lie government Of Canada
| for their determination TO treat All who
| Ausftc.n .tmv a. traitor. snd all sfpfe.s'us the
\ utmost doyotion 70 II drpeAn Ameucanc." The
said snonr otber thins, that fr,.dotn could only he
| found under tie American stais and sifipes. fus.
| tTnupcd upou .inre tho DAY, Of Louis the XIV and
theif conptfyine Ia oon.tguencc OF the dt,p1tisn
Which had beeu estaish.d had been led ~ cuigfate
| to the only land where htorty could be enjoyed.
| tApplau,o.l Tho noeling did not adjourn until
| ists houT
| - 1910.
IHE ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE organization
hed con ,.n,ion I.,, sv.nins nj Columbia Hall QSi
| "''N $50 ''H'''e =
| urahu street, ana made the ioiIo"ing munclph
| nomin atton.. For Mayor, John W Farmer For
| go. -, ,,,..t- a -.
| N'IP''"'"" ,'u"so' Nn-i'u' O. o'N"'''
| Police TRIALg-There were one hundred
|
ana seven cases disposed OF yestetcp Dy COMMUNION
| ers Acton. Iergsn and hcNurray. A few Of the
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| "toI''e ~ '''''
Ofeer Holiday v. eompained o. for beins on his
poe, fora lev minutes desnes the oiheer said he
| felt hungry and vent scross the street to get
| aetackeI and a piss foot. M. Acion. What III
officer OF his pst ,stuug piEs iOotf Nsugh OF >
| The Treasurer uill put stamp OIL that p.rt loot
And nov take NY advice, Holiday, and do AL our
FEEDING before you 80 on duty, Lecause, Holiday,
tliefe are no holidays ior policemen.
Danie ha.iock VISA cglnpiained OF for being OIL hi,
post Tor two hour and fi1, minutes. When discov'
cred he vas carrying banio. M. Acton asked hun
T. he were not gong to play The CAmpbelrs Ar,
| Coming" lie replied, not exactly, but ho NA'
ding and he iVuud the bsuio but he did not take II
TO the station house Tut gave u 70 the ownsr. Int
owner sppeaio1 aud actnou edged that he had been
drinking some varn whisEsS, aud seeing the PONCE
m he ian away aud dioyped IL
Peter IaygNt, OF l2s Aousleet charged rounds
, man John V. Cole with ttu,ally beaung hum nth
. club, aud hitting him with revolver or knife, OF
the evening o the election. he complainant sAiee
} that he sent 70 see Nm. I. Curtiss Who had beer
arrested In order 10 SAX II he santed ball shen %,
oiisei ,hoyed hh on me 'oop saa 'traeA hlln, liz
While taking HIM to the cell. In deisnoo
The koundsman said lie We called tofee nftor som'
parue. vho we're stealing barrels and luinns them
iis arrested IurIln hd ne AM hhythtt ouiccr NeI'
| psited WIN stones Mhtn the e, .oudtnt came y
the station house, he said be would 90 5000 bail TO
CurtiAs, and that no sucker axe ne oihceT shoui'
deiendant ev,ted "a. tobseeo sai ~ his lace AZ
Do then clubbed INN, ne eouldnE hep H. IN
II | neighporhcod sH ,ntd 10 10 ven bsI one. Al
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| omcei's lace MI Aeioh-lha's ALL All. Ibsgai'
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oinceI David ~as conp,aned o. by fiedk. Knob
buIehoi .oI solns into his ,nop .nd po.shlhs ~
Q sho"s, also ior taxing arg ms IeFoiVef' ana Nhei
n asked iof H. he poi.ep toiu me comp a!nsnt To
70 certain warm iochnD, snlch ne uee!lueu TO &c
i lLo complainant Aso uep.sea 'hH ths omeeT owe
= hun tll ioT meat Tue Oih'eI sala thst ne bOush
. tue bitto, Out Tue vnose lAIt WAS lnAt Ne Gu. hhO
out OF hs woman, anu .s Nns ueeimln'u 70 Urea
Inn on lhat Aee9unl' sI arc you tolns
marry horF Ouleet- " eli, Sh shor about IN q
q. Acton-MeI' snAt 20 you sAt euthns man o.
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d out OF no vOinans' Isul,ho Sianoe.s' the Vona
a IN question. u'poseo tnh he hpiall
/. ant hau thIeaenoS, vno" se"hk 70 nc
, that he NOuId pteH bioyn unless d
paid nun. hhoD se.hY 9 'he soIh, but Sal