The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-12


Canada; Mr.. Mackenzie stili Prime Minister, and
@ OF inc tory press anu inc y. 'ns
the Lieutenant Governor. as was required.
ernor General in Sovemher 'r last At the beginning
Of this year Sir John A. Macdonald resumed the
r.renersilip and as he had been previously under.
Ietesr It Thoughts s' that at that officers head
would Immediately fall In face of the last Sep
enisr election in Quebec Sir John was in no hurry
called on him to urge haste to o to the dev
overpressed at length, aud virtually asked by an
and the Senate to recommend Mr. Isteier.s dis.
missal. he approached Lord Lorne The latter do
clined to take the responsibility of the dismissal
and referred the question to the imperial
* nome, in aus Turn the imperial government re-
the Governor General and his Council TSe Councii
headed by Sir John Macdonald. renewed the recon.
Governor General finally disnaced hi,, ~, AL. au s
OF an excitement all over the Dominion which has
MO. 70 Ia his where AIR. Letser
voters ne is regarded by them US u martyr and the
anu son sor when a .enaed his de-
prove tho opinion Of the press Of both PARTIES
Canada that his case is one OF superior Importance.
The paramount question Is tho constitutional ons.
and this it is singular enough that tory statesmen
Al ,a ahT th iII dh .v % 70 %
eral press appear the most conservative.
tack Lord Lorne while the tories heap
nnon him The liberals take the sin,n,a
ground thaI the Aieu'enaut uoverhor OF
riosinIo - S@ az ",Sa 80. so So'eino1
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oses e ,; -. ~ LIS ..%;,S ~ 40 .no Vuecn
t, .b avs ,ha I.ad,n, ,,,,ara o , oo .. III
do any wrong in matters coming properly within
seelr hn r ran.ih, ~ ~ ~ th .' aI
&c., aw Ia dora Nv aarvarm,ne,ts Int far oi,cn
waOs ~ Icy 10 80 u - III vs.. ~ TS -
w., Taos me ar rsnnns;his and III; 20 it ~
t tmo JAG 90 I;putnot .u s 20 'as' -
49, S - - r..rana1 ~ al o. Sraor re -
.le uo' .h o h VI 'ne Uueon. :. ~
~ Nv. me- nvor~ran+ varv A S;eaprent sno,n ~
one we have always clsimed to have. Heretofore it
80 ,,oiicv adontaJ n" 1872 o,,,S Lo
Ur wi0ns poaoS hI M h votau 20
On the man who advised tie act or oriainated the
to do ANYTIME contrary to or
independently Of the advice Of his Ministers their
Wy anS oM m to nd
willing to become responsible for his acts
"A PROVINCIAL MATTER ENTIRELY.
which, to American eyes that do not sec through tho
subtleties OF Brtish-Amerlcan politics; appears to
the same journal Saws f0o''
But it seems according to the now conservative school
of that this simple admirably adjusted Of
is alleged parliameut and lieutenant
are the of M
n 70 the marty in power nj Ottawa he may DO dismissed
by that party any time for any It matters
whether the act Of Is within his
rule admitting federal Is to be
and fonnd ohars wiiiing 10 hecome resnunsbIe
for their dismissal acting strictly pre-
rogatve assigned him by the British North
Tho matter in dispute between him and the dismissed
Ministers Was one nat Inc OF
anu no. 'n nv D omn as Ta"ad.n c,.i,en ,vhst
lind of advisers he had and it was matter
of the utmost importance the people of Quebec
Mr. Leteer the belief that the railway and
measures s OK 'no h s @ ~
tbem He therefore took steps to get an