Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-06

THK FEELING IN CANADA Carleton" tele
2 apps he Boston Journal ire N MoLt cal Ii 81
an exciting pubhc meetiag was held there
Monday. In Mayor presided. Ia his adj
ureee lie that course Uf Inc tenlans
noe suslaln.Q % the people oI the I NJ
ted States, that tue InvadeIs mad no syupa
Thy outsIJe the FeIlIan urgauIzativn- Inc
statement was loldly cheered- Inc AmerI-
cans resident mere are thoroughly loyal In TINS
matter, and gave hearty cnee IVT Queen VIC
IorIa and the Queens Own Regiment Mr..
Rose. NJ. p. T.. SAID That Their Vas nothing
ia the history OF naIi-u 10 DC compared WIN
this INVASION OF Canada uy armed men from
d neIgnbprlng country, without oeclara-
tion ot War OF prelext OF any kind,
by an organized army, without hIndrance
from the United states authorities. Par
lament was meet on trIuay, and he
should at once move "a suspension OF the hd-
beGy corpus, that al oil those men who had
been gulvy of murder mignt be hung, and If
possible Would have them hung before the
week Was out. They Were murderers, and
all who sympathlzed with them were guilty
OF murder s'e would have every one who
was found With arms Ia MS hands executed
oy military law. these sentiments produced
wild cheering, swinging OF hats aud Shouts OF
" Hang them hang then.
Mr. Rose said he would not do it from any
vindIctye feeling, but Tor security Tor he iu-
ture. These murderers, and their fellow rui-
hans In the UnIted States must DE taught d
lesson. The people of Canada must act
promptly In this matter. There must be no
dlliy -uallylng, no delay OF tbs law, no Wits
OF error, but prompt anG decided Ietrlbuuon,
20 that hereafter very teulan entering Cau-
ada with husuie lnten ions would know that
ne with a halter around ms neck.
The simple question lie this, Shall they be
hung? - Yes yes the quicker the better
string them up, Were the responses. dis
speech reused the meeting 10 high pitch OF
excitement Ii the temper OF the peopie Id
other places Is like that manifested mere, the
FenIau prisoners will undoubtedly De executed
10 very lew Gays after the assembling Ut
! Parliament on Friday next.
MIR. McGve, Vi. 2. P, and an Irishman,
said that The invaders were unworthy tie
name OF irishmen They were the scum OF
the American and Confederate armies, the
viest scouudreis and cut, hroats the world
ever saw. The design OF these leaders was 10
produce war Uetwes the United States and
| Engiand that they mlgh carry out their plan
| ior the relief of Ireland. Two years ago he
warned his teiloW-ciuz-ns aganst coqutt.InS
with the confederate agents and refugees who
mace Canada refuge. lie felt then that
| rouble might come Ut 1t. and he mad not been
| mistaken.
There was O dead silence in the hall at this
| slight ailuslon 10 the course pursued by Can
ada toward The United States. " w hoover
is not with US Is against US, said he, and
| - whoever has any sympathy with the 10
vaders, commits crime, which Was Another
threat at the citizeos OF Montreal for VIVA
they had done 10 aid the South, shough |
do not think 1t Was intended or received as
such. lie was a pAtrlotic meeting, and mea-
sures were taken 10 organize guard. There
Is no mlstaklng the temper Of The ? ople, and
the present prospect Is that there viii be d
mi iItary execution on general ecale at Tor
ONO If the habeas corpus suspended.