The New York herald., 1867-07-22
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
SPECIAL Correspondence OF THE HERALD.

The Local Government OF Ontario Prsvfnce
Csmplete-El~ction CanvassinE and Pipe
Laying-Divisions In the Reform Ranks.
TORONTO, Province of Ontario July 20. 1867.
II ~ just (6 p. NJ announced tina. Mr. M. O. Cameron
has been appointed Secretary and Mr. E. r. Wood Re-
cever General. Mr.. Wood the one armed member
for West Brant In the last Parliament This completes
the local government Three ministers namely. Asssrs
Macdonald, CARING aud Richards In during
the week, and offers made to Mr. Shutter Smith. OF
Port Hope, and Mr.. Charles Magl. OF Hamilton, but
both declined public grounds for personally they do.
desired 10 60 into the government.
No one doubts that the general government will sue.
coed IN carrying the elections bnt the local Parliament
Is not considered certain The recent changes in tn
views Of very many however, point TO the probability OF
suoco-sfu ISSUE and Mr. Sandeld Macdonald is regard
cd the for the situation His hatred Of Mr. Brown
although both together reformers Is go
intense that no will stop short in nothing to ac-
complish his ends He has declared war to the knife
with his old political ally and is thoroughly bent upon
his destruction pubic man. hr Browns friends
whom he formerly pressed into his service Is aid him
in his work his btterest opponents Tor yoays
he has presumed to lead the Reform party and ruled
with rod of iron Hi. paper the Glob, adopted plan
OF black lettering every man who dared 70 express
Independent opinion and in that way he kept bis adhe
rents in most Lumlliang s.ate of political assaase.
BY degrees ho wever some had tho bodness Z oreax
the tramm es and there is scarcely rah o, mark
in the party who docs not his ndpsndsnoe Of ths
''sreat yrans" who fla, long ke,, ,ns party under
Some months ago Mr.. RSown declared bis intention 81
retiring from pubic he 80 Tar ss sha o would n5i bs
ssa oanodae To- -ufamcnt in thu coming elections. Ho
great display O lis sbeesai2S s5 53t ~ tSli
to be- but ho TO have ohaug.d his mind and has
been prevailed upon 20 oppose M 4 H. Gibbs in south
se se%u "o a aSsross Ss vest
ern part OF the province, and has been announced TO
appear a. political meeting in the town WI ot Guelph To-
selves
great effort made to complete the local Cabinet
in order that It might be announced at this meettng
Mr. sadsd dss1v Ss, SPss', q tho
Brown for hs ss hS hs
oxen loose from him aud does not intend 10
follow his icaa or dictation further. There is
such an ex,ea: chat fho coslonis,a or az Mr. sand
field Macdonald calls Them bIationists will carry
oil be orc them Tne country In spite AZ Tia. can ha
mini ,trations fair uial. When men like Mr. Mac.
donald take into their heads to frown down political
conent!on it NAV be readily assumed that there Is
wonderful change eieo.ed IN tue public mind
Nothing definite appears 70 be known about the osc
inside Of month. Csoaidstes continue 20 bc Srpuabt
out In various directions Tue Ministerial candidates for
.hs city wi, bc Mcs.rs Harrison and Wallis for the
fos the Eastern division Tho latter is likely to be
member OF tbs local government. 1t IL sad that Mr.
chards. Commissioner of Grown Lands. VIII IA all pro-
liability, be candldaie for South Oxford the Riding
formerly represented by Mr. Brown
The Roman Catholic Convention caused great
ctemeut, which has not yet diei away II has been
pretty gen6f lily condemned, the ground that few
psrsan took upon tnomseves 10 get their coregion-
Is together for the special purpose Of helping
who has ali his life vihed them and at meeting hold
In Peterboro on Sunday last the whole affair de-
nounced In the strongest terms II has puzzled great
many to comprehend the object OF the Catholics lend
ing their assistance TO thor arch enemy, as he has
been styled Recent events have produced reaction,
however. and the Roman Catholics will, as q general
thing stand by the government
sort OF 'cnsel' was practscd upon the delegates
L. he great Reform Convention by the Of the
charging the fee OF 81 each for admission Now
hundred and City namber of delegates
represented 70 be present. tho Of $50 must have
boon collected
The admission fee at twelve and ons-hs cents would
have bevn ample enough: but somebody evidently
wanted Little OF tho needul, " may be that the
surplus has been applied to the uses of the Upper
Canada Reform Association contrary 10 all law right
The wire pullers sti busy n this city under the
superintendencs OF Sir John A. Macdonald, who has
been here q week watching the mo sements. Mr.
Sandhed Macdonald the Premier Of the local govern.
ment, has bsen running in various directions to find
man venturesome enough to defy Mr. Brown and enter
the Cabinet The result nas not been made kno wn yet