The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

A majority Of thirty five votes in the House OF Com
mons enough 10 work WITH but the opposition
strong % to check eectuay the action Of the minis.
try, whose corruption would otherwise be unbounded
The new local Legislature Of Nova scota Is liberal, and
quite opposed to confederation Here field for more
bribery, and the ministry VIII offer large sums to induce
membe. TO forsake the Of their constituencies
and give the government support
The new government OF Nova Scotia must be OF tho
same party and have the same politics. the Legisla-
ture. Therefore there will be clash between the local
and general governments and the consequence must be
q change In the constitution Of tho Domuion-psrhaps
the change will be the omission of Nova Scotia from ths
confederation In this that province might form
legislative union with Prince Edwards Island or enter
the American Union, which would be far better for It.
There is TO be meeting OF the PrIvy Council to-mor
row. The business 10 como before the body relates 70
pressing affairs perhaps II - 10 lberate steps
TO be taken IN ard 10 the new turn Of affairs In Nova
Scotia Mr.. Kenny, the remaining member from Nova
Scotia IL here and looking very bue" At the result Of
the election In his province Archibald his associate
member was defeated in his election Kenny s Ro-
Catholic 1rtshman and 10 meant 70 represent that
section Of the population in the government pos gs
Parliament Is 10 meet here the LIST Of November nex
having been liked for The oath inst Ministers are not
ready 10 lay their bills before the House, aad
think they win drop some Of tho bodes q. their ma.
jorty might become independent and the bills might
therefore DO lost for Of tho CHARMED a.
minsteriaiss are In reality Independents ready 70 Jake
one side or the other, and viii vote for tue iatsrsss
Of their consuencies not for party reasona For In.
stance, Workman. member for Montreal Centre viii vote
In that way, yet he Is claimed minsteralist- "A e
The Montreal Gazette semi ofciai paper says that
there arc some measures which cannot be put Oh the
chief Of which 10 defence - II the country going
TO BIO invaded At and by horde hordcs Of 0o,hs
and vandals Thisis TO prepare the public mind for
the arrangement scheme TO DO introduced by Cartier,
who i now Minister Of Militia, and Ia TO have his vanity
ucked BY awkward squads OF volunteers for instance
ss c y Ad sSs " him The
This schsme Of Cartiors win be nasco There are
no men In the militia Of military TALENT and, OF course,
n IN than Ia fhara N
spectsblo militia scheme that the people viii accept
No one, FOR though there are some men OF military
talent In the country, they are not IN the militia Some
singular scheme then, smanatipg from Carriers brsin,
will DO adopted. The only thing certain about thi1
scheme 10 that u will Oil the militia with French Cana
dian onicers. Cartier evidently Tonga for little mill
ary glory bat should those rough Fenlans again.
Cartier VIII IND u absolutely necessary (as Sir John
Med did that be should DO else than q the
frontier - =
Sir John Macdonald is here TO attend the oabinst
meeting.
Lord Monck 10 expected for the same purposs.