New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25

that residents OF the American village Of Pemblna are ~
constant communication with the leaders OF e wnas s
call the patriot army, at River sale hir & o
an xofiola Treasury Department, VINO nus re-
sided here for time. now doing business as SOL m
influence met the Insurgents as they rode up to the HUI
sons Bay Companys post OH Tuesday anu n9 h leaders
parley with them. We asccrtained aso tnal 'hc ~
Of the party went down and consulted Win n ,ho'r
others at the village ms soon as tey nn ae addressed
TO the commanding officer OF tho pairiot Dis con-
for tine good faith his friends ana exprs NJ n6n%aI
have ntrusted To one OF my party VINO sO ,I" same
ddencc OF stuttsman both being member, C' ,,u n
secret society and obtained pass from him' TWO COM
mnnica,lons addressed to GOV McTaysh 49,. -. Gov,
1T wac well known at Fort Garry lays ,rp had
come into the country ostensibly Tor purposes VI
but IN reality to create dsaee, incd ' state These
men and their sympathzers had been acuyeH nd
~, rn he fears of the hafbrecds and excite their
hostility against the Canadian Government
The following is a memorandum dated Winnipeg
Nov 8:
"Mr SNOW was told bv Mr. Rcl. to-day. that the road
wond bc stopped Last nig they took possession Oh INC
Nor Westsr office and printed OIL Ca OF when COPY
is inciosed The types were set up by Yankee whom
they brought with them and the proof was rerised 6y w
Ross. All the Yankees here are openly conceteu ~
Including certain merchants Win write at length to-day
MONDAY Eyemng-Thcre is rumOr that fenian ana
has been invoked through the agency OF Donaldson
your determination to remain at Pembna. meeting
Of Council held this afternoon which the hlchdeaeo
informed us this evening resulted he uhdeisIoou' III
nothing"
The Hon Joseph Howe Secretary OF state for the Prov
nccs concludes as follows his instructions to the Peace
| Commissioners lately sent out to Fort Garry. These
instructions bear date Of Dec.i:
You will now be in q position in your communications
with the residents the North West, to assure them;
l. That all their civil and religious liberties and prvi-
| cges will be sacredly respected. 1T -,
| q That all their properties rights and equities OF
every kind enjoyed under the Government oil the
| That in granting titles to land now occupied By the
| settlers the most liberal policy will he pursued
tnued two years from the ls OF January next except IN
OF spurious liquors, specified in the order IN
s. That IN forming your Council the GovernorGeneral
will that not only the Hudson Bay Company out the
other classes Of the residents are FUZZY ana larry repre-
G. That your Council will have the power Of establish
| ing municipal sefgOyernmen at once ana III such a
manner as they think most beneficial TO the country.
T. That the country Will be governed as IN the past by
g. That the present is to be considered as
merely provisional and temporary aud that the Govern
Canada will be prepared to submit measure 10
Parliament. granting liberal Constitution, SO soon as
you. Governor aud your Council have had an oppor,
tuny reporting fully on the wants and requirements
| of the territory
THE RED RIVER GoyERNMENT-MR. REL AS A
| SPEAKER.
From numbers of The NeW Nation as late as
the 25h we extract the following full list OF the freshly
chosen officers OF the Provisional Government; Presl
dent louis Rel Judge OF the supreme conf rd 'a Pos
master, n: Bannatyne; Collectors OF Customs. Roger
Government, Thomas Brown; Under Secretary LOUIS
schmidt Treasurer, W. b ODonaghue. The Council Is
to consist of "a members, of whom ~ to BIO OF the
English and u OF the French population. tw0thlrds
vote will override the OF the Provisional President
few passages in the late debate OF the Red River
Convention are considered indicative OF the character
of president" Rel. who said among other things
Let us give public notice OF what you think ana have
said to-day, and get expression Of public opinion III
1t duty to go back TO their people for authority
20 and II you do not come again, why your people can
stay as they AS for Us. we viii work no We have
doie-we Will do, not work alone, but your work
without distinction. If you do not come back, we VIII
look upon what has been done nothing at all we VIII
make bill Of rights, form Provisional GoVern
ment and try to make IL Obcyed On my life continued
Mr. Rel in "a passionate outbursb will say III the
prejudice your people are TO prevail they may do So
but il will be in my blood.
Mr. Frazer-I do not know that we have received from
our people the necessary powers to sanction Us IN setting
10 work TO form government such thing our form
ing pro gisOnal Government into thelr heads
when they Further, let me say that since We
came here took time and labor 10 convince US
delegates OF the prOprety Of having this government
Our people have such knowledge. They did not give
us carte blnche-to do as we liked We must have time
for reflection and consultation with our constituents
Mr. Rie walking the chamber and sOilOquislngi-My
goodness. like better to fight than to Work this way.