The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-19

both houses Of tho Koya sootla Parliament
Gus Fredericton Correspondence.
FsEDEalcros, N. H., April 0, 1866
ExCTuMEsr
sti yoly great upon tho issues connected With tho
recent legislative proceedings The sui ec the topic
OF the most animated conversatlon and revolution ard
nnoxaoo and appeal 10 the United States
threatened by tho people rather than submit 10 oonfede
ration.
Tho action Of tho Legislative council-au appointed
and not elected representative body desiring
tho Queen bring about confederation By oation OF
tho Imperial Parliament, has caused Indignation
Which, TO American remembering tho story Of tho
that led 70 the Colonial revolution is very sgn-
cant Ia fact, rupture with the mo,boi country Is
even threatened II BRITISH Interference had with tho
nights Of this province to alter
natyo which the anti.confodorationlsts have no hcsa
ton declaring yi be forced upon them if UNJUST
measure IL enacted tho union OF Sew Brunswick To
tho other provinces without the of 10 people
Tho oonfsderaonsts IN Tho Uppe. House jntfy their
procedure by tho siotcIeent Of tor bcI'f that tho
popular sentiment, az sSprs5od 'ho Gle ton a year
ago lns undergone change Al tha tine the issue Of
cenfedcrso had b-en brought before tho people With
om discussion. IT, claimed advantage had not been
shown them Thorn not tinc che orators ~
TIE confederation party 10 stamp the country and chow
scheme s,neo then tho popular mind has been brood
ing tho matter and an election word result IN
tho SUCCESS OF confederation
Tho other sido hold of course, that these
mos, faiacious and " they wcro not that ooDfcde-
ration measures should originate tho popular branch
of the Legislature ~ the Inst election hlrtythr'e out
Of fory-she candidates elected on tho
/ anti confederation ticket, and .tough about ten
of these bp.c baeksidden gone oonfiera.
ton ranks g,aho Mouse ID thar another lee.
Uen by,sn sf- ~ip rroat II net nf scatter
defea, of Tho Confederation party rhe bsct.ljcrn re-
feucd 20 Jnslfy their conduct most cases by tho
alleged change of ssutimcnt of their by
charges OF mbecy aga'na the ant confederation gov
ernnent but their late confrcrcH slow
alto that Canadian on British gold has Ind tf influence
TINS sIIEr 90 ~.
Tho issue between provincial aud tho govern
mens II made broad and distinct u is really a
question threatening tho troubles of tho Reyolu
uonary war, and men abou, hero talk fory seventy
sir sh.
Mr. Cariwell the Secretary u Colon al Affair." n
He charged with being IN league ia tho tanaaia'.
and while tho Queen borsei really awH nothing or
e.rcs nothing for The matter pc M tlie
with all tho force tia, the of her ,ue osn give
rRKsru GOWN,
Of tho colony tho Hon Mr. GOrdor never beon M.
20 luar funo0nGry ard hir ~ ent courso ia pre-
cipatug tho e-to against 10" roy'rnment haf made
tim no only nor unpopular but even hated. n, a.
detailed my last ettcf the general election sEpcc god To
upon the present cris results w. aut'uufedc
alton victory tbc government party thsn coming nt,
power will petition no home COVE uu,u forhis g.
fnOyai he pcrsst m ht oplofon l tLr popular Wsh
rE0sIYrfsGs ~ trf.ttr.RT.
Tho Lower Holto met al the usual Lou. this morning
and after The d-pOaal of"ths pr. ru ~ r1a'ino
Mr Albert smith the ireui q, stated that an
emergency bad arisen to require ihe fi attention ~ tho
ness until to-fnoxov fflesiay % Tree p't'0cs on
tho requcrt aoosdcd to u % 'lc that tbe
goyenIn.oi ylll teudsr hsr r'sguaiors and
therefor ~ tho umo mcnt'onod
rus urFER notsr
Mr HAleg 0f no anti nfcdcraou s'r lfesfn.Ta tho
following mn"rty rrotot afain.t nc c"nt pfor d'us
Of the body ia adapting Confederation feostons and
the address r. Tho Queen.
rNrssr kG1tssr rrs ICsRyrffA E.nirurrg AHD
AnnsEss oufHy
Dssontsn 10 the pairg o. tie addre 70 Tho throne
praying her Majesty % mcasur % io ubmiiti
T. the lrnpor al Parliament fUr Tho plfs = ting
the coonies Of Canada Soyn Gotta, New Brunsviok
ke~fo Midland aud Prince Edward Island IN one GOV
eminent bared on The solutions ~ this House passed
Friday the C,h day of Apni inrtant to The
luton of this Housc ~ SATURDAY ist thai fuch ddrcsg
should he presented by this Houfs ins,rad a. CON
mittec thereof
Prs-Bsoal,o tho scheme for confederation under
ue Quciec resolutions subnittci - the people ~
this pr0sinco at general election had'n "a hsr,h
1890 and va ected BY large naori,'- DISSOLUTION
of Tho House ~ Assembly hayitv taken plaos f0r uo
expressed purpose ~ obAuv III dscson " ne peo
pie IN reference 10 ,roh oon,,itaton
Sseerd-h.oaa,s AZ 80 .a,.sqasn, ss-,on ~ 'h.
the adoption ~ such oonf.dssor pa~sci ~ large
majority of tho representatives, % TIE psope declaring
that IN their opn on the continuation ~ such schsms
would provo dlsstfous " a.. bet Interests and p'r
Iery Of this proy,n~ tho DIVISION hqf"on '.iof
on the subject thouvh made tho order u the .a
18th day of May, tsS5
Th.-d-Becaase tho Houss In nos pay ns her ro,t
Gracious Majesty 10 forcs upon an pnvnrg fe0re a
n.a,urr which has been rctsd ~ them v seeking
the adoption ~ policy totally a, v.rAn0e ~ tbai
bengn rule hsretofors enjoyed by uf'f our iust
gracious sovereign and her royal pfsisef0r snd cub.
yersiyo of tho rsh1 Of her loyal subiecis sntuns
under The bersnsn ~ s"f ggssruusri iafg snlpyod
lhroaghou, Ter Maest. Brtsh Nor,h Amen an
colon
D. Bsc,u-. the Hogse IN a.s ~ her gsls-,y 10
~ bo Submitted ~ the Imperial Part iaurAt Tor
cnacinsn, srhemo 20 sfsra rejected by no
peopls and ihe- reprefentaiyes N 0snerN Asssfnty
arc pursuing course impolr and unwse and Iscsa-
sary tending trng NJ Hogss rio collision v,h tlo
Hou u Afsebtiy and tie pnfT'g " 'hs prvinfe
while ~ thus Enarns ~ rgt1 and irierferng ~1h
Their privileges they ne ~ aia u ths pecrls
The respect 'or tho g Atso fIuet0ns ~ this fio
oh "a u - tesirshis " p'ss'fvs animpafeds8ch
Bransrrs a. az Gisfp ~ thls Hgaas D. so.,, ,ssg
into the adoption u a ecb's oruion ~hich uty ve
cared 'hsmseiyea enNr'ly oppo~ei
Tho praentAfou ~ the pfossi created vefy 80 Ls.
nis dscussDn
NJ .icb,ii, of,hs oypostou. ,larusi ih., o.. Ses.
and should pgt be fscsfFed
NJ RAgsa ,.id that ID. eor'sis,r,ons,s lad tssr 10
sad ( hsd b.eo s,aslsa a.. o,jss, !. 70 az 80
srt RaSisb mail that Ia feS ssys rosld -
nounei "a Gr.at Britain thsi The lse- Brup.s -
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