, 1879-04-08
CANADA,

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CANADA.
The. Gront Dtscusa,ou Over thu Action OF
tho Governor. General In tho Cnso of
Tiout..aov. Lotelllor-D'hroy NrcGco-.
sulcIde. .-..
aptetoi Usoote' 10 1hs Tribune.
of.A"As hpsn 7'-on 1esuni!as tha tafln do-
uaLo suINs"t' 'no tio't' MT. NaeHehzle moved
u,e .onoT.ns ",henumch1 as INC lotmal protest
OK ne Aoo5al pastY 10 TIC policy lnaugur-
atea ny Inc tosernmens' "Ihat, Nhilo
th's Aouso pseparca 10 mako ample
provisions 1os tao requirements Of the
pubic SERVICE ahu hc maintenance
u uno pupi'e circuit, IL fesards INC sehcme
no" uaoer consideration rs calculated to dis
tflonse aaeaual'y, anu, therefore, un1ustiy, tho
oufdens OF ta1huo5l. TO dtycFt capital from Its
natusH aha most pfohsabIe employment,
10 oencnt special classes at the OK.
pehse of the whole community,
tonu towards rendering futile the costly
aud porsiatent e1orts OF this country to
secure share Of tho tmmenso md growing
carryIng-trade Of tho continent, and to cseatc
un antaEonsm between the commercial policy
OF the Empire and that Of Canala tllat might
load to consequences dcoply to. be deplorod."
il!o dobatc will bo continued tomorrow, anu
will close On Thursday, when the House will
adjourn till Tuesday next for Eastor.
OTTAWA, April f.-Tho Letolfer question still
continues to bo the great subject ot discussion.
It is talked Of everywhere, and oil sorts Of opn-
ions are expressed ID regard to II and the prob
able results tllAt Will ensue. Politicians goner-
ally consider the situation grave one, and Watt
with much tntorost the solution OF thu problem
Of responsible government % It now presents
itseaf. 1t Was announced to-day, In both tho
Senate and House Of Commons, tIiat tic Hon,
Mr. LanRen, nastcr-9cneral, will sail bJ the
ne1t steamer Tor England for the purpose Of sup-
porting the adYlco given BY the Government forlts
removal Of Lcut.-Goy. Letolltcs. Thu Hon. ].
j. y. Abbott wlll accompany him, probably rs
secretary. In tho Commons to-day Sir John
Macdonald IN reply to the Lion. Mr.sslackcnz|et
declined to make public at tho Erescnt stago Of
n1asrs all tho communications that paaard be-
tween Ills ExceIlencY md tho Government. uo
stated, however, that tic Governor Gcneral did
not retcF the matter to tho Homo Government
without ILLS advice, and the fact OF Ills remaining
showed that he md his colleagues held them
selves responsible for the acts OF the
Govesaor-dcncral. blr. James Doutrcc, the
cmiuont Qucon'a Counsel Of Montreal,
who bad dscharge OF the famous dulbord case
gland on behalf OF the Ltutcnant-taoyesnor ot
Quebec. 1t Will DO threo weeks or moro before
Sir. Langeln will return, although cabto-
gFam may foretcll the result bcfoEc that tinu,
but tho object OF sir John will bo to ssave tho
matter ott Is long as possible, md !Mr. Nous
seau Will DC pessuadcd not to bring Ills rcaolu-
ton forward. Should tic 1Iome Government
decline to haso anything to do with
tho matter, referring It back 10 tho
Marquis OF Losno, tho dovcrnor-ucnesal Will
be pressed to act on tho advice Of LIS rcapori-
slolo advisers a'id a[sm!as Letclltcr. However,
should he rcfuse to do this, the present Cabiuet
would 10 forced to rcsign. Tho most amuslng
featuro Of tho whole trouble Is TINT the anti
Lota'ior card was ono intended to giye thu
Mackenzie Administration tho coup do rraco.
but has turned out Il boomerang. It ia cuyrout-
ly said here TINT tho propositions for serlcs Of
antt.Lorne demonstrations, to bo held Ia tho
nrtnr,nal c,t,n. NJ tba prnvtrco ~ ouch.c Il ~
ta,.... h.p" - .,,.> ~ o w. *"enss' ,'I'o nv
oe'pR Nv uie p'eseat 'non1cat aiteetea
from tho Capital. The tono Of tho
super.loyal Tory press Is q cause Of surprise to
,any who believed It slncerc tu It's ott.scpcatod