The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10
ANTICONFED GRAFTON.
The Trouble Between Nova Scotia and
the New Dominion.


The following correspondence appears in the
Halifax papers OF the 7th instant. The people
are anxiously awaiting the arrival OF full
report OF the speech of Attorney-Generai Will
from the Dominion, and annexation to the
United States; but 1t appears IRON this CORES
pondence that if the speech be pub ished at all,
it will be in a mangled form 10 suit the vie VS.
of the British ofhclals:-
MAJoR-GENERAL DOYLE To ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILKINS.
dIaeeed 70 mas S ths hs asenoa
semby yesterday afternoon by the Attorney General
Lieutenant. Govtrnor is obliged In MAILING his co n:
muncation TO the Acknowledgement TO efer to the
unofficial account given In the mo cong and evening
NEWSPAPERS As tn, SO newsPspers ere sidsly crcu,
urlel ce in the House Of Assn bly, wu unless cGn.
trad icted, be be ieved In by large nunbar or pee
Genera to inform him whether Inc dsloyaI sanii
menw attributed to him in the enclosed extracts
HASTINGS DOYLE
Government House, Halifax, Sept 4, lsGS
THE EATTohERY-GENERAL TO THE MAJoR-eENE9AL.
The Altorn y-General informs the Lieu tenaut Gov
ing sentiments of disoyalty. and il his Excelency
xnoney published he WIN ad sas il
entirely free from disstfection rhe Attorney Gene
The Of n Nova scoSa With VII
Its ana @ b. be
with the United States, which is above all things
sctuated BY the strongest eaot ons of loyalty and no
has right to torture his xplessons Used In de-
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to do 50; and nothing 9th occasions hin greaI.r pam
people In consequence OF the refusal to restore their
mn MARTIN J, WILKINS. Attorney General.
THE MAJOR. R.GRNERAL TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Dear you cds
public therefore inlend 10 publish the corrsspOn.
view to recIify the imprs ssion which will
ether eAist as 10 your want Of LOYALTY when the
are read through The province The imputa,on which
some degree attached 20 the entire ministry which
you are the recognized leader Ia the House of Assem-
Who are liable to be Indirectly os s as BY
the laDg1agS Of my minisers am glad 70 be aole 70
10y al sentiments TO which you have so often given
utteTance In q more private manner In my presence
am, my dear AttOl ney ;ge9srsI, nc -
Hon. the Attorney q General. AVIS ~ Lila
THE ATToRNEY-eENERAL TO THE MAJOR GENERAL
ATToRNEY-GENERAL's OFFICE, HALIFAX, Sept.
10 3 sne uOnea S as e to
his note OF The 5th instant We deem this necessary
aRGhh The % o S on bs al
liberty but the Attorney General win thank him u
ssa woS6 ssye p @ 70 publish the CORES
Governor. MARTIN J. WILKINS.
Attorney General.
THE ALLEGED TREAsoNABLR UTrERANcns
"Shoud IL be the will OF Providence that Nova
Scotia snail be deprived OF her old consultation with
out or consent and againtt the will Of her loyal peo-
pie is the opinion OF the Attorney th At
political system of any other clVed couutry wOnd
be Preferable TO the constitution which has been
Nova scotia, and New Brunswick"
FINALE-IHE MAJOR GENERAL To THE ATTORNEY.
GENERAL
BELLEVUE HOUSE, sept z, ls6s.-My Dear Attor-
neg GeDera.:-In order 10 carry out your wishes
have sent your letter OF this days date
the additional paragraph TO be Adued 10 the rest OF
the correspondence. Yours truly,
HASTINGS DOYLE.