The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Proceedings of the Canadian Par
Lament.
FOrcible Anti-Union Speech by a
Nova Scotia Member.
Terrible Boiler Explosion in
Pitrsburg, Pa.
Twenty Persons Killed and
Thirty Injured.
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.
Proposition to Organize a Provisional
Government For the State.
Twenty Persons Killed and
Thirty Injured.
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.
Proposition to Organize Provisional
Government FOR the State.
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Tho Parliament In Session-R ton ~
the Minister of Financc-A Telling ANTI
Union Specch-The New Government Of Nova
OTTAWA. Nov 9, 1871
10 O'Clock 4. N.
Al three O'Clock r. N. to-day the House Of Commons
me. to consider the speech from tho throne.
Ii was moved by Mr. G. Fisher. Of New Brunswick.
seconded by Mr. Dssanior in the French language.
ths an address in answer speech the throne
be prepared, which was CARR d.
The address will be . more echo Of the speech.
Mr. Gait then explain his motives for resgnng
his position the government He said that there
feeling OF dstrust felt toward him in Ontario and
he had been charged with the OF fami-
lios by the failure Of certain banks He there
fors deemed It proper to retire Az 70
tho charge against him, referred to last
he was NOT he said, To blame. He read resolution Of
the directors OF the Commercial Bank thanking him 70.
his endeavors the misfortune WHOM had
taken tbs bank
Mr. Cartwright President Of the Commercial Bank,
then arose and in few confirmed tho substance
Of the resolution On tho other hand. Mr. Alexander
Mckenzie that Mr. Gait the cause
Of the downfall OF the Bank OF Upper Canada
Mr. Morris replied denying the correctness Of tho
charge
The House then adjourned until halr-past seven
O'Clock.
The Hon Mr. Tilisy will succeed Mr. Gait as Finance
Minister. skt~
Al half past seven the House rcassemhled. whom Mr.
Howe Of Nova Scotia and made telling speech
against confederation, Of WHOM the following Is q
synopsis :-Ee reviewed the spesch from the throne
clauss by clause and spoke Of the Of military
organization conveyed in q spirit Of defiance to the
United States Then to extension from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific. how was communca
ton to be kept upe Tho State OF Minnesota
could in one week send force of men
that would utterly OF the Pacific possessions from
Canada part he prayed for peace between tho
United States and Canada. The prevailing feeling In
Britain was to so. gracefully possible Of the
sponssby Of defending provinces An act Of Par
lamen. does not make nation. a union nor people
happy and prosperous Tho union was carried In a
manner tina. was very dsassfu to tho people of Nova
scotia Finally the honorable gentleman moved the
amendment that in view of these circumstances il
to be regretted tho had been submitted to
tho psople the hustng The speech Of the honorable
gentleman winch lasted ono har and three quarters
comes in van for the home government will not, IL IS
believed repeal the act Of union.
The local for the province or Nova Scotia
has been formed thus.-The Hon. William Annand 10 be
Treasurer OF province with scat in the Legislative
Council Hon Mr.. Vail, Provincial Secretary; Hon.
Robert Robertson Commissioner Of Mines; Hon Martin
). wilkins Attorney General.
The following are members Of The Executive Council.
With a portfolio Of depart2lent:-Ho r. McHeesy,
President Of the Executive Council Hon Mr. Troop,
Hon. Mr. Flynn, Hon Mr. Ferguson. Mr.. Cochrans is
invited TO take . vacant seat.
E N. Macdonald, NJ P. r., or tia Citissn newspaper,
to be Qieen's Printer and j. j. Marshall likely 70
90 speaker Of the Legislative Assembly.