New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
resolution adopted in favor OF the dsestaolshmcnt
OF the Church 1f Scotland.
EXCITEMENT IN THE DOMINION.
FRENCH CANADIANS STILL AROUSED.

| A DETERMINED FEELING TO REVENGE THE HANG
ING OF RIEL-PREss COMMENTS.
MONTREAL, Nov. II (Spec,aD.-ln last nights
demonstration windows of several houses and other
buildings were broken. The Rev. Dr. Lucas, secretary
OF the Quebec Temperance Alliance, lecturing In
church in Dominion Square Prohibition and had Just
concluded when a crashing through the win
dow The meeting terminated abruptly. The feeling
over ne's hanging continues to bo intense
and monster meeting has been
called by the Rel Defence Committee Tor
Sunday TO protest against the hanging ono also hears
deal of talk about Quebec seeding from tho
confederation the only she can get her rights
IEtcnddrd calls upon all French-Canadan members oil
Parliament to resign, and adds: THAT Sir
John is worthy OF all the blame, and that
after building up his political fame on
thirty years of faithful Lower Canadian
conservatism he sacrifices MS to Ontario OraDgeism' 1t
accuses the Cabinet of negectng FrenchCanadian Ill
terests in the Northwest for seven years.
1t is reported to-day that Colonel Qumot will he asked
TO resign the command OF the 65th Battalion on ac-
Of the stand he has the Re question An
incident which shows that would not take much To
create serious disturbance took place this morning
Alderman Robert, chairman of the City Hall Committee
ordered the British ensign, which at haf-mast on
tue City Hall yesterday. be replaced by the French
trlcOlOr. II had been there long however, before
the matter reported to Mayor Beangrand. II was
then taken down. tho Mayor expressing great regret
that il had been hosted. The dag afterward low
ercd but not before two officers who did not think that
steps lower the flag being taken promptly
enough, called upon the Mayor and said that II he did
not have II taken down in fifteen minutes they would
take it down torcbly II became known that the delay
was occasoned by the fact that Alderman Robert. not
wishing to have the a taken down. took the key OF the
trap door with him and the door had TO ho forced
open. One thing ia certain, that II declarations arc
worth anything revolution about to take place
l,s .1r alv ,lfa MA in
the political and party attitude OF the French. Cana
dans. and several leading to-day stated that tho
days OF FrenchCanaGian support Of Sir John A. Mac
donald are forever ended.
TORONTO. Nov. 17-The Mail Conservative says:
"NOw that justice has been done the excitement In
Quebec appears to have subsded suddenly. Rough
demagoGucs are stl at work but the good sense and
patriotism of the people arc not likely to e disturbed 10y
their base appeals
The Ne,rs independently says: There is but ono net
IN the drama still to be played This act w take place
at the next session OF the Doninion Parliament when
a. usual the Fronch members Will join IN caucus ana
demand payment iof Their submission 10 SIR Johh A.
Macdonalds decision With gun at his head ho Will
have TO give them anotN subsidy hctOre their patriot
ism aud their love OF Eic and the Mctis be quetcd
This Will be an appropriately disgracefu close OF their
whole conduct In this matter"
QUEBEC, Nov. 1.-The Chronic'e says EIo deserved
his fate, Not even his strongest admirers wal dispute
came for personal gain professional literator"
and calls upon French Canadians 10 abstain from
Ic Conadien SAYS that blood Is poor cement for con.
federation. The Orange lodges. IL says danger To
the Imperial Crown. Tho OraDgcmen OF Canada
following train 10 break the confederation aud make
England lose her possessions IN America
At u public meeting last night most OF the speakers
treated the hanging murder and stated that sir John
A. Macdouad had consented TO 1t because of pressure
exercised upon him by the Orangemcn uf Ontario. a
series or resolutions in French adopted COnGenning
the hanging as \ barbarOus outrage and condemned
Oraugemcn rs the worst enemy OF the Queen aud the
British Empire which MI classes should unite
bat. II further condemned SIR john A. Macdonald as
traitor.
OTTAWA, Nov 17-Thc Cii-ca has tho following edi-
tOrial: " We cannot hdng Lnglishman for trOasOn
aud spare Irshmin for rebellion. VIC cannot extend
pardon 10 hahIecd FOR doing that which peTpctra
by Scoichman means death Oh the scafold."
WISER, pusscsso of his WILL II contains pOltica
HlusiOn 1t refers IN aoctonatc terms TO his wifc and
family. lie OiivCs his enemies and VINO have mi
urcd him. especially mcBd0uihg sir john 4 Macdonald
He etraCs his errors in regard 10 the Roman Catholic
Church.
A letter addressed to The L.iSh Uorii written by
Eicl May days before the battle OF Batouche.
On May - Rel Was made prisoner. Three days later
the letter. which by reached the Office
Of me iish Bortd aud published then because
IT thou sht that it might prejudice his trial. part
OF the letter is a. follows:
Your Government has also given aid aud
Ia the English permitting her General How
ard to Manitoba and the Northwest territory 10
school The that cent from Toronto 10
murder ana people, aud TO p1Vc the ueenh own
lessons IL handing the American GtIS gun, well
nuulou intended for destruction to pas, over
American coil Does IL require two powerful
nations such the United States and England to pat
Gown the Saskatchewan rcbrlliuni Grover cleveland
ltsNn ffsa or far