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laet.esscs et Aoatcvt.uuaai. PailODICata-
. That a meat improvereeot has taken place a-
verts the agricultural popul•tioa o( [Jailed Bute•
witkia the put we or biome pars, bat moor
parueelarly a the esteem nod middle melees.
is • fact which 1 Wheal will sot be dewed. To
what to thio temme.mr•t chiefly 10 be alulba-
uJ 1 1 aeswer, aced 1 think coneedy, to the m-
aoewee of agriculture! periodicals and papers -
Arncalierr, although .se of the soWnt of cell
lags, has been le steal ptpt geamlly argkeiei
Lake may oceapatiaes by which a sahristeaee
may ha obuitted without mach exercise of the
'Iniad. it betas to be akru fur granted that the
e Mrelee of the mired wae►s.t req,inel, eoJ was a
.sure of bat little in port.aee. !fru farmed as
grfwTrotrdfathen nal fumed, half ■ century be-
fore doom Agrico!iere, instead of improving,
load snarly still, or retrogrsiril somewbal.-
. ..in became woes oat by hod tillage; aid most
tho a who could eadspe from the p:myh, left
e'ue.r b.,r✓a to seek out emp6 genera by which
De re money creed be male watt left kora phy-
ei.a1 labor. Ilrre aria there • inns was to be mit
with she bad become rich thronsh trade or con-
naeret, and bad wtlred e a Cann ; bat it was sot
the pro5t, bat the pt-s.ure of forming Se !eel gore
ti ee;.y. Metiers were .Omewb$t la Ihte COO.
di11o.1 about the tint: of the esujliehiag of the
first agricultural peers, Frim that period to
Me present Cne, there hoe been a sicaly pro•
greasioo in agriculture.
Let ■s dance at 001111 of tl.e benefits arisicg
from thew pipers. 1 know not how other nude
may view it, taut for myself 1 may estate my.
that as s practical horror, the epportooity afford-
ed for the Merehaoge of thought, through agri-
cultural papers. isopne of the greatest erjoymeetn
1 hare. I welcome the rrtoattty reeeipt of my
piper with so com,ii,n learnt', for from it 1 al-
ways es; act to derive some 4nproecment. The
.uggestio.a, coming. as most of them do, from
rac0ical men, are all h of •'erauua
offer kit. Ws lay oboe:ve, that up to tb
up of .tidies down the up -root, the wheat te
ibt hardiest and dankaret of all the cereals, bet
.faretryde the test liable to diatom,. Thu Jeh•
racy to remit, aeeoasad for, when we comfier
.hat lead to geoatalty aa4.aiued-that ass more
Mao • few Liebe, d mod get the ienefit o1 sue,
air sad mutant. and that, therefore. the root
moa mania*, tails dowsward yowl, .ethics
bit dieappentmest. L conn i• esateat with
the cold clay, m • war, wet subsoil, turns bask
is deop•tr .ad dies. 10 secorda•ee with the
laws of.*tare, insects er tart, which Is itself •
(sagas. or vegetable inane, conies to fioreh the
work of d.v•atati..o on the dying plant. The
Orion fernier nib at the climate, and enc. set
Out I ;s wheat is killed Ly rust, while iu fact
it has dieJ from ssrratiou-from the wa.,t of
ofdolt food wlach. es • provtdeat b•sbaadman ,
it was hie Jut/ to bare provided Let it.
Tunas heists. -We believe that doubts
hate brei entertaieei that the CaniJa white -
theta mould not be pr regaled here from the
berry or haws. Sher.ff Boston. however,
has sseuvel us that he has raised them nom the
haws without the.ligbteei ddQ ashy. Tho bernee
e houlJ be gathered before they become treses.
and preserved mail the (ollowiog 'prise. set
rhea sown in drills, shoot • foot apart. l'erlteps
it might be as well to sow them to the fall im-
mediately titer they become ripe, sett cover wee
✓ oil with sta'.le litter until seri g, 1411(.011 shook,
be removed. We would like to tee th.e thorn
propagated eateoeively for hedges; they coon up
so rapidly that they would n ale • good fence
in half the tines 11ia1 the En,ti•h thorn wont,' re-
quire. It there was any o'•j•eti a to the shelter
;roduc.d hy high hedge*, they m g!.t be clipped
jo any bight or form that would Ire de.ired. The
.ppeatsnce of the cownuy wouIJ Ise iupnilely
Unproved by the sulueitutIono(live thorn hedges
to dee print d.1 fences. btany oilier trees
and .hiube might alto be planted in (epees that
would, in two or three years, make a cool
01d Tory-" Bet why sot maks • earwig
government by tieing the Tories part o1
the offices F'
Liberal-" Just because it would maks •
weak goytrnmrn( instead of a strong• ••e
to give power W those who have .0 long
trampled on the rights of the Canadmo-
lds.
o-
lds. It is enough that they hold fosse fifths
of the offices already. Let them dib oat
sad give place to others. But albww mole)
mak, when your Bleeds were in power did
yot, or did you sot recommend the ammoyyeti
now approve of 1"
Old Tory-" Can't recollect, memory not
distinct."
lereeral-" Ah ! 1 pee how it is-' Icon
mi recarJ,'-w!ern a • uta best. Now you
know very well that no Tory •ter btssieb0J
Ore doctrine eo long as they rctainsd sew-
er. And don't you think it would 151 unjust , ay. -tang the rmoonspolitiealas well as mo-
te them to witbholJ the d.cipltao to witch { rat euesequence. Bowleg out of Church and
their oppua:uoo to Caeadiau freedom esti- State alliance.. Indeed, the language of
Gee theur 1" our past history is of itself .u6c&cut to car -
O. 1 Tery-" D net thieve so -long acetic Ty eofttcttoO to cam), mind.
tomes to the sweetie office -owner of oce-o ner p 1 t.'
Se .1 ri,rd of thorn: -moat begtu to thou: Fmm-the Pilot.
Cbwrcb-and-8u.
t• q.tk* MA /Marledd,.
to act with vigour ancieeey Ware
Parl:smsw
et shall agate et. Yet we meat
cwn
fe, w• ate ashamed sad wsortt$rd to
have to urge the limitation of such &estee •-
uo
tts to tither as abject eoseerning w
Ise en
bte'
tpublic tad has gime ouch loll espies" -
errs for so long a period. !1!111 it seems
mm
ameeary and may bs tiepins,' to etrmulatr
the apathetic and to erre. the weak 1e car.
Tying through • emaciate to give (ell Justice
to the country. Our readers may test as-
sured that 'mut the Mot aeetigs of the root
of a State -Church shall be dug out of our
soil the liberties and peace of the country•
will stand in perpelu•I Jeopardy. The event.
holt have of late trattop:red in France.
(last, sad orator Enrma
ops Nates, overlain
luridly' to the world the vital aaceseity of
a
wort. eouwt.
although they may sot all Le adapted to 'Oiler- l fence. 1:'e .lo not know eay.:!y w':at at sights
coet to pant a fence b
sb'•ott annexa i e.^ THE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S VISIT.
L.b!r.l-" Fee shame -submit with a I - ::int traee, and don't ides di.ertnlit on- all We had burly room in our bet to call
vuar further pruressin•0 of Io)a11y-asd re- 1our reader.' attention to the brutal att.cl-
tire into the shade 111 son have leatst that I in the Ga:fete on the tut j --et of` the out -
the prinei .1e. of 1'••ry tam ,are utttsrig ua6t raga., wh.ch he and hia fellow-lsbuurers
fur the prusot age.' • are en anxious to incite the Tory party to
•' ermine. 0e) the persue u( Ili. Extolieany
From toe 14aiseis•r. durir•g his expected journey through I!pler
THE QUESTION.
Ca•ala. We have no appre`enerun of any
Are ti. people of Conidia ander s Reform I ev.i streets to result from inch blood -thirsty
ate C.e genet !
Gofer -ow nt to nejoy religtoss egaafi/y, (charuter ofwthe leaders as we uwhom to Upper
.r ort h1e7 out ! I Carlota the Tories delight to honor, we are
There 1s ane creation wbieh, with one eatitfied that they *dl not degrade them -
os
perhaps, v:s., tint relating to the selves so far as to iu..tete the exam'p e o,
gaahx ng of the reyresentation, dema'ade their brethren in Montreal. It is Geriatric
the u•overa'l, earne't. and immediate •tten-
ti.Ks of every inhabitant of Canada ;-we
-nese this *thee% fe!ame to our religious lib -
"mei. Are we. after se lain gL ar.10 )e0 toe
to elevate tis IWII.l• of the people to pow-
interest must go before the cemm•NkI_
but Mr. Willies thought they moot ge tee
'ether. Birth of thaws speakers spoke with
•wort lemma, to their owe utereets.-
However, Mr. Wilson to the wiser of time
leo. There are two pontes to he 11-
J on protection- Caselo may wish
her agricultural prodec• protected is Eng-
land, hot *111 t►• British satins submit to
head a deaf imposed epos all fweigs star
a order that Gaols May sod bar ptedoe•
to the Ileitis!,gggg� d•ly fres. Th• peo-
ple of England meet he co.solted on- that
point, but there two, N that vsM mamma
majority which eves Lords and dotoregm
uiuit yteld to, and they. telt will sot
consent to hate their bread taxed fur the
benefit of Canadian lumen.
Ti meet the eiil Mr. Gowan has a May
remedy. We must have a " horns market,
i.
5., we must eat all our own Hoar and bee(
and butter. There are here two startling
difficulties. The first is, that it is &bane
lately impossible for us to eat all the agri-
cultural produce of Canada. Only think of
rhe labour which would devolve on the
London Di•triet. Last year it sent .Q
from Port Stanley &horst half a million ret
Sia: bola, but the League men propose that
all this must hereafter he eaten at home !-
The other diffict.lty 1e, that if we eat all
that we grow se "hail have ntllubg where-
with to buy such articles is we need, but
Jo not ourselves produce. The Amerman
soot t.ke mer corn, because they have
more by some buoJrcds of maltose of bushels
than they can ire. It ie a literal fact, Ito
deed it is, that America is an exporting
country !-actually exports what ,the can
-
nit eat.
But Mr. Gowan has • reme: y for this
too. Ile policies that we should manu-
facture for,pi:rrellep; and Mr. Wear%pro-
tu pall:ae and excuse such outrage-; ported that our manufactures should b• pro -
another to imitate them. Even if theydel l meted. Tbo meaning of that i-. that a
not posies the smell mod;turn of decency `tory be trnpveed peon alt tu'p.rtted maso-
we are waling to concede to them, that de- (aetcre3 go 1. "11" prevent eomp.'ilinn
e o1r o which their neat- with our n:anfaetnren. Now let net ire
:crane to puhl c u t i n P 1 t r ra
•. , on moos mom tot w, astir. nes=n !how abet 'rill sora. O tr maeulac u e
or are we eel! Two see.lens of Parliament ,enJtrg their countenance en ouch pro cre.l- ' will raise the price of their wares ire to the
Ings; and the reedlecttons of the dienetrooi
effect on their p+sty produced by the events
al Montreal. will urge them to preve0t •
o.oft rubs end thorns, hot if
ocular aiuutton io w:i:eh mor !nay reside, yet
-they will doubt 1,.e be frond of value somewhere
ireeteh our wi,ieextende!cenntry. There is so
a•noont of useful eener-tl i,G,rmstinn to be pin-
e.] (mom the perusal of these roper* scarcely any
w tiers t.> be met with in :be same space. We not
rely gala knowledge on .gr.eultaral sul jects but`
we become acgaaieted with the glograpiy, geo-
logy, climate and productions of our vest country
from Maine to Florida. We learn among other
thieos, the important troth that even in the cold
•n 1 moaotainens tri ins of our laud, by the aid
of science sod improved t.11rge, forme are med.
to produce trope wi,:b will eompate favorably
with those rsi.ed upon tine emooILret plains.
The farmer is a man whose business is et
6,,,,: he can wander but little, but it does not
follow that he must Le ignorant. Sitting by It -
cheerful firrsiJe of • winter evening,.he takes h:'
paper in fund and begins dais tram:!•. At or. .
time he is amaag the bestCormsof New Eaglsng
then in Western New To,k-:igen with the ra-
pidity of the msenelic telegraph, he visits tite
Western and .outtlere states. For 1!:e hitting
exposer of • dollar or two ■ year, he becomes fa-
miliar with almost every portion, of tie Union.
There ik s sociability too, so to speak, about
agricultural papers, wbicb is trill) deligbtful.-
You become seretaintrd not only with their ado \\ e
with
tors, but
00010 remote districts, where petheps most of earth.+the nnticc a of stn propnwnto.n..
they could Le Ltd convrutrntly, we do aot mar -
lose that the expense of taking op the roots end
;dentine again wnu'd much 4 the n•al6,g
of new fence of dead wood. A live fence may
teat for age., and require very little repair .rept
trim -M.4; not so with the c•emmoo dead fent..
-they are coestaotly going out of repair and e--
rayjang. We do not -admire the common terns
here, anal conceive that almost any change Inuit
be for the better. Live fences are wanted in
many liars whole there is not a tot left to
.ollni shade -and slither to etule.� 4 Journal.
Provincial.
Irmo tine
' V}; DON'T -WANT A ('ARTY (aOV-
y;,INMi:N•1'."-Tke Tories mien out of
(J�Tice.
This Cuckoo ery is at present un:cereal
among the To'ies,, width a few he:mutable
.eecre`.jJ�tlnn*, 'With entre it proceeds !root
ignenn'e', but in general it is the off' -tune
of the molt emeltd.rlli-hpeeie. Sian .alter
the last Pruvjtcial election had establi•heJ
the ceanplete secendenry of the Liberate,
the cry of no party one rained, and it ham
horn erlieed frim that day np to the close
,f the first Passion of the Kingetnn Parlta•
recant -alias the " Children of the Sun." -
.
un •"-
haco often had much amusement in
a hundred others. Situated is tracing up, this cry to i11 enures., and in un -
to he sego'WWWW1 Mrd i •1 11 . lite•
c•lt•scy the Orestes are t• be
hatchet's' ie t►• tet of pss.s. ly wakes -
tag the R•pre•e.taUre of *ea beloved
Qawtl, as has lima thr.st.s.d W. hops
w.tMm will he sent of the panod of hs runt,
.w.at hie bleeds may gather at buadteds
to greet bin ea he arrival.
1► rN.r..ce t. the Ouvaees's ,twit, the
AliSsoot Q.1ICSIk ' up'S - abs
fs;l sheod that ski ]U lrjr aro eimocutlsg
omit the Mediae Tories i. 1,ord El-
gte to vise�the Upper to most.
soma • It.' W. 11. Iifer,lit, fr.ei%rt of the
C.sseil, le idle us his tour of negoclativa,
bat be hes amt with but little success. Ile
mopped es ioekwtUw sea s4.ss but
vise flatly reload, He begged the teeth -
loco shots he saw to eunarder that Lady
Elgia was to aeeowpasy b;m, and Uri infant
Lord Bruce, and that a would he a damage
to the town if Lord Elgin was tet favoura-
bly received. But lie was answered tint if
badly E([n eases rise week, 4. ieeW,ed
with all honor, but that they sere not to
be (nipped iota gt.its Loyd Elgin an op-
portunity of wellies more lying addressee,
by receiving hien to t4• way he deserved,
and that, as be thus would know b.(ore►aod
what he had to expect, it would D. wrong
in him to bring Lady Elgin with him"
The abuse is untrue to every particular.
11fr. Merritt did nothing of the hind; nor
was he in Brockville fur any *etch propose
11e .tot fora gentleman to town, to consult
reerpectirg repairs to be done to the Corn-
wall Canal.- lirockrille Recorder.
10 enja( the ri alta of rcli..ioa. equality, de d• { th ill deter
'twee ess-e+l epway and neither has yct
•ern d re. an there hes been. and we fear
,hire ie st?I. an extreme nnwdl:rg0eso nn
the peel ofborne of 041r leading men, to dig- sirdar political blonder -in their eyes
ehsrge their duty to the emirtry upon *toe .nurse than acrime-been= repeated. They Des that the kryrr moat pay eke dray, r. e.,
s!1 impna'ant ru1•j rt. For w6.1 Ps"' se titny allow their undor4nge 11 the press to that the Caieatan farm r most pay Eve
have 11 ey been pet- 0 see n alis of Govern- utter threat,, but they will take good care b'sahele of wheat or more, for what D• can
mete if not to do jn':re to a long ioj"r•,l that tb..se throaty ■re never attempted to Set now for four.
point at which the f•'re•gner can aired to
pay the duty sod make a profit. To that
po.*t the Canadian manufacturer will have
the market to himself. and the unehot will
those around ria have•r.ot yet awakecel to the The fnllowi, g i+ a fait spectrum df the
ta,pertance u( honk Arming. and are looking mala of trentmert
upon nor mode of o:1 Tory -very census-" IV( 11. now
with doubts and mil, ruse > and a change
thetions arc all nett a R
1 that rice
' t x
Igfarming,,to i+ indeed, witty deli enemy to the
hold- n( Gor^►nincr.t moat take glue, 1 hope we
ins mental intereoarpe with enemy of eke beer shall not have a party G.:rernment."
.flamers of the land. There is many • mane- • Liberal -'i hope Dot -the pu16e meas-
song that goodly fellowship of fanners, who ,trey of the Adrufnistrat!on, soil of the l.e-
ahoulJ 1 chance to meet with. strangers 10 me gi-larrre shnn'd eyes trier (--r Cora u'-J:ct
though they might Le, yet would I drip them by the g sod of eke whulecommuirilty, and not
the hand ne friends. And are they of t' frieode T that AL1 Parld.F .,
n
Yrr-friends is the reuse of agriculture. They
have labored to elevate that calk -,g, grist and
Dobie in itself, bot too long neglected end tram-
, pled in Ate dna.
:Much Ise been done f•r agoras:tire, but much
remains to be done. Some of the recent state-
ments before the agricultural socreurti show so
faaprotementin culture and tillage that Was not
oven dreamed of a few ehnrt years- ago. --
The men of New England and the middle states
seed these statements w rr.cr. one them nnw-0rd.
Whet are we to do by and by T is a emotion
eomeetmes asked by farmers of these parts. lIow
are we ,to compete with the •real west t Rail-
roads and canals are multiplying -facilities are
becoming greater every day for bringOot predate
air( ineultedpeople u vin • sofeset involaiei . he carried into execution. They knd.v Moreover, tits maauf cturer must !M-
AN(
meet macre 1''This and ireereets t- 4 leaders f thearty w til' de Ploy workers. B,t- as the manufacturer
N'�-bice 'Can mol irg In eeereue nue pa• vv!v-e the *!Isle re.arnsih:htc: that no one hent,. with mer ruler., half.g fully slice to caul! dunk of atluhag 11 to the rabble. mer hes eot!unt. to nae with but produce,
•he•mt,lti:u.'.rn,ur carts of o.fficiil life; _tet press which ehouli Lace hmtoded their( 1-teuthe' manufaeturer can hare netbing but
oney
lower+ to outrage, but on themselves, who i would 1 to pay hFa o11 wourr. jodore
would soon disappear. It would tie produce
did ant whip the cure into subjection.-- i ell over. But what a the operator to do
They know that the sort of quasi patron- wait alt Lis wheat asd butler 1 sort he tomo
age a@,rded to the delegates of their party 1 It •1! 1 the u- use to make provision
by the JfacoOtented uflite-eeckere in Erse. rest
o!J ;falai(); or fir b s fam.ty, he masa first
land; is given wholly on the prntestationeI g
of Srr Allau..IJ'\.ab and Mr. Cavleyi that blind a granary ho store up bas wales !
r the viuleoce in Sientreal was • sudden ebul
Such it the scheme suggested i! by the
No man, we acct, can hnpo to keep h:s lotion. not preconcertei, and which it was mutase -iron for Putting all that a wrong
p.ipt'ion as a Reform le*der in Cana Is un- not to their power to n- event or control. right, in our polars mod commerce sad
l 'its ' that nn tho
eauere r. p 1 kits hia ware to the farmer• and ad *h. far -
we cannot close our eves to the fact that
me) -errs o1 queatiooat,le propriety and un-
asked Inc by the people, have commanited
dceeat'rntimn.and unwearied cf('rt to brine
them to to -aunty. while those to- which o*
reSrr here !Ken kept in abeyance. or, if no-
tierJ at all, on'y undo- the pressure ofa',eer
neres itc
Icor he is a sincere exponent of the ecnn-
meh's of hie party ; and .the more he i es
hien hnm•'reef and confided in, as a profease•1
•i+cod to the cause ef human freedom. the
,nitre era/I he be dishonored and ahaecd, if,
when the power to do justice to the people
had been place) in his heals, ho hal either
n0L'ecrrd or betrayed his high trtet. •
The time is come when the friend. of
religime, eel -relit! should make one strong
and united eft et to erenre the eq.table ono.
Gement of the Clergy Reserves and Recto-
ry. Toroth -me. Every year they remit on-
o t n
n r e rr
1 -he . f
'. only dnnnvin
t ,• not n
et Ird
e , 000 in
.0 a _- I
from
0 0 t
et of r !�
the ben -fit
reven•se ; batt the mtney to being °replevied larty is corfiued to Leaver ('anad.e-and
,n huddirgr ire party intern-te mei epee Wine-
, that the majority of elle 1'i pe► l'r•e1r.'.ca mr.,
sectarian error: and ab+urdtticr at the pu- ,,,easel to him. Thov l'u -v that the v tit`
11^.. root. - to" I- per Canada moi;1 demne•orate the
We are pleated to find that the Ecefrsi- fal•ehuod of t1&r representation", - that
astir i! a,:d .Wi«imtara Retard -the organ nine- enths of the people will mark their
f the Free C1urrA Srnod�intimatcs that respect fur the Rcpr•sertatrve of their
the glestio0 i1 commanding lbs interest et Sovereign, and fur their Cnnstitnt:,ntl
!bet bow :- Governor, in charactcri not to be mistaken.
" At -the late MeeL'ng of GM 1lyeet, tet Task of reetrairing the people from the
• everter, was received ' for i.e0'nq a see- display rel their liir■Iri aria ottarhmenh !-
" n•c.noendation to cnrgr._Minns to yeti- It would be impels -able: ani we do not be
lieve`eny-rine vial be mad enough to attempt
tt. 'Phe empty bluster sod the insdion+
advice of tho Tory press are alike strutted
with .!alt'ion. \V heresnever Lord -Elena
may *ieit he will he received with tho re-
epect-dae to hie office, and with the affec-
tion due to the mati. The ure d.monetrtee ationa yor ceured but 1 and
adoption fparagrri ily two nbyspar gragin tl.e h, and was
may not j::in i0 b a sal and eerious trdiction upon the patience
of the League and the ont-*dere. Part of
this address was ve-v poetically worded -
and afforded occasional amusememeot to
relieve the dull tedium of its deliverance. -
One pertino of it was very unjust and very
ungcncrons towards the Ilrilia.t Whig. It
ascribed the honor of conceiving and origi-
nating- the League to the good people of
Montreal and Brockville, where"• it was
through the columns of the Britid'Wkik.
that the Wes of a Conaervieve League Ives
first conceived. Aootl.r portio
told the
people bow lolly miserable they were. -
Tins reminded all of the exclamation of the
truly sensible Scotch woman. who after
hearing a radical orator said, "I could ea
have conceived i had been eat truly misera-
ble, had 1 •a been trll'ed it.. A red faced
gentleman from G' rrgiana kicked up a little
tun now and thee hy brawling out "no !
no ! 1 won't be bullied by Gamble," but as
nobody paid any attention to his bawling
and sheeting, it is presumed that the
[..,+gine had been in'crrupted belore by the
same red-faced gentleman. One of the fit.
'emote side speeches of this very amiable
anther lust was that the whole AdJr.w esu
• 4-4 pork of trash, which is a crust slur
rip the really talented author, to say teeth-
ing of the Leaguers who adopted it. Whets
the reeding of the Addeem. was eoneloded,
there was great joy and gladoees exhibited
on all side*, ant every body wasted 10 b.
ed Beyer.! resolutions wore adopted,
thimble, the Chairman, the Seeretanes, sed
one another for the great gond the League
had done, and after suitable thanks load
been returned to the league adjourned sine
die. There were forty penmen protect
when the adjnornment took place."
Who could the red 'aced man from the
B orth he 1 it wasn't Scottie, was it -he
tiled on cultivate cabbage up there 1 Who
could it be 1-G(eh.
It ie true, no one pone*asoJ of co:onion know snmetl.in that would Leese
sense believes their.pr:,lestatiour, an I that, htsem better than alt thea. o wetild a -put
to nue rho w?rJr of Mr. Herne, " the worths
repre0tntetiacs of these worthy persons"
.out the praacot,mint;try, and put the "Cures
the house -burners of Montreal " will return to thea p,acc, item' the Governor &heat his
laden with the indignation of every honest :Amines*, nod get one of the Me'calfe echnol,
who can make the nom -oily rule the maj ro-
tted revere Still it would not answer I &lid al would be, right enough. An e1e'e-
f h ' t hieing deeps- l'
i URQN• SIONAL.
THtfIt8DAY, AUWUBT 1� 1049.
ES?Alt3 ON WA�t.-'.t0. 11.
\Visa, ea .0 remarked in oar first j'.slsy on th!a
subject, w the remit of the mirage idea that duty,
virtue, brewery, (reataes consist 1n- the exercise
of physical powt4r or bras force over our fellow
err*nrea ; this idea excludes or overlooks the
fact tat we are moral and tatellecual beings,
sed that the ►aprnority of beaten ■a,are over
the risen animal, consists e:closeroly in cement -
tag ear intellect so ae to give our moral semi -
notate • decided aupremaey 0ter our actma! na-
ture : thio feet. we ay, is eaeloded, nod the
none ilea reeeg•(aes mw entirely is his animal
character, sod estimates his eseelleeee is exact-
ly the ssrne meatier se we .etittsate :he supe-
riority.1 the Bear. narsely, from the amount of
his physical ue.agtjr Now we would s'mo.t
' appose that eves i• • very redo etas. of society
the error of N. ides might easily be discovered.
The supremacy which mos, even to the most
savage state wields o•er the saber portion of the
animal treaties, ere fic estly prates that the
Author of Nature designed him for • superior be-
ing: and had his roperiaity been to epeeist to
displays of brute streog'h, then his physical or-
gaoiatioe had certainly tree more powerful than
that of any other •oimal, bat he is aware that
Millis net the rase- i1e wields aatbonty over
the otter. so,msis, and rorports the dignified
title of Lord of the ereauo.," chiefly through
Me exercise of hw i•tellect•al power : sail it is
strange that he -sown perceive the impropriety
sod debasement of employing these noble facul-
ties to rendering himself more brutal than the
w ies.-
beut, in the destruction of his • n rp'e
This, however, is • fact, mea is more creel and
destructive on h.! owa epeties than any other
race of animal.: and to agrarate the a r:mma:�'y
of this conduct he boasts rel it, and adduces it as
• proof s( hie superiority : • He has, as we ob-
rerwed before, overlooked or forgotten the fact
that he is an iaell-cinal end a moral being, the
idea that killieg his fellow cremates ie largo num-
bers u brave apd rsag0asimoas csodset has be-
come • universal delusio•. Warts regarded a the
bonsese of the notion, and the 'i fighting men"
who I.ire for life or by the year for the avowed
purpose of killing the figbtieg men of some
other nation, .. etophaieiy said to bare
entered the "'eerie, of their country ' "-
The minion slaughter of tbossa•ds-the devas-
tation of kingdom• -the burning of eitiea-the
downfall of empires, and the production of hu-
man wretchedness and •ickeeing desolatioo, are
ell dignified with the appel•tioa of " victory,"
and talked ever in awes of triumph and csugratu•
lades ! We lean it in the tales of the nurser•
-it stimulates the dares of our boyhood -it "
the topie of oar social ieterroane ..d even in
our religious exercieea, we an edified from the
pulpit by the introdsotton of tropes, figures and
similin borrowed from the tactics and technical-
ities of the bottle -held
Wt certainly think tbat every thiakiag roan
who is acgo•ieted with the biaery .f ..Ica.',
mot admit that of .l1 the !teats wbieh leave
ever bees inflicted oe m•nkied (if we 'recent the
introduction of totoxiatieg liquors). war bas
heels she most degrades', the most expensive and
the moot destraetme, whether it is viewed as •
pec•aiary, a moral eras istelketual deboa.meet
--sod whether et is preeseuted and practiced by
Tory, Whig, Radical or Repablieas Geveer•-
meat, the same withering, btighim j' cons.gnen-
ces will ewe,. Yet witch has bees the mania
for fletb-wo,d,ip, that kiss sod aril govero-
swaa (mea •tenet, sod gartered, hid naked,
a d Bathed. meg r .fy prommel the warrior.
Prima have prayed he wires a has arms, have
aided ria •ieteriw " gloriosa," and have ewou-
ioid Mo. Rimer -ism have flattered and posts
hews bevelled him. The d.ped populace bare
mole ba..6r's, .ad retard esea.mees in honor
of him -sed the illsatraa. Mimes bas mociard
his p.akssis., said gives it a d1.iwe wires by
✓ epreseetiog Jehovah se the ellelem•ml c-ie-eklef
of 'caesarian army ! la it, thea, • wonder
that war abeeM he so .espkatfely demi/awed
• the w.wfe. of row sassy N' Put, b.wtver
amicaMe suermay be to ktsgs sed civil (overt -
te• h the ptesest p.litie•1 ee.ditie• of the
world, we de lh it world le very 4 &seep to
show ,het it ta►plassiss, •ret least pes�kfa•
m aloe grow beth, .f civilised arvici.' - Ws
rye Isom. foist tewl4etaos of the ba v.r Ire -
mem Passes sed Hritaia. We rseelleet the
(eeeis•ti.g *wast.-theidnrtlf ltSNld at pndy
apparel sed an..v-yes kir b".41;
•ad logger of posameir. •ed
•Iiwisg snidest ferrplQN b the litres••. "`-
eights( poem thas•mit dee the is mama
and *Magee of a+.�'M.Mee maga We ve-
mteofbt *. beteest !tee irlgft - Ilia.
Pool deft era 'Mar* I. he
that err er rssca,. es, ev 1110 G.,ac•'ner, and elective Legislative
delegates
design,,hoot1 be perpctrattd. The C1Onctl, anrexalinn and the union of all
friends
stn at tared liois lose the taw the Proviecee, and cunning checks to keep
Ne The in lrI1England who t seek D in the. the balance, would all be forgotten. Oh no!
The Id ccs - these threes ro dust inry they neer would mention them.
papers Is 164!101. It is d throw r3 in m There is one grievance of which the pro -
the
a instil _ ts• nee
n s eine d a
,yea
reran
Cie at 1 toot laio, and ooh ch they sometimes
4. P
aneral'a • - R
n-ucernur G
.atthe4
t1
. Deficf that pope-
talk, of getting removed, but of which the
nam alt.' f; t:roe-nscn tail not a word --
The Clergy Rc*ertes and re fsctorirs.
Perhaps hh••y mean to Coke Op that matter
et their next meeting and termer the majorl-
ty with their views on it. aloes refrom !
A SCENE --ADJOURNMENT OF TME
LEAGUE.
The tiro sten frl..g gives the followirg
secoone of the concluding proceedings of
the Children of the Sun :-
"The League rnet Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. P. M. and when the doors were
opened, -lair. Gamble was on his lege read-
ing the Address to the people of Caoada-
prepared by Idr John L'reakenridge. The
' •err- .ear•,,_; 1?Y nienn0 . " tiny she Legislature 10 nrkr e•:eh a, se
Liberal -'•The a/'m r strati• n e( jiettew- 1, Plication et the Clergy R'•crve Food.
in the Cowie cif Lam ehoti! I never know " es Ivey premete the general irtereste of
distinction of p#rtt ntsdonomtnstion.'
Old Torc-" Carta the. ail the fr:lirg
up ofall ofces there Should, he no diettnc•
tion of party ; that is what I call nu party
O,cernmclt."
Liberal -".Oh 11 begin to understand you i . r.sJ of they stertor, to d afertae cosrtJ-
new. Your th. ak the new government should h D' we obstruct
emphatically warn them not to attempt
appoint Tories to office as readily as their " erannn of it tell ...v.', Svnrrd." to obstruct ,them. deviate
are sure that Ili!
\\'c hope that when the Sroud •hall next i•:ccetlency will not deviate from the "dig -
Uhl
owns trpnnerm." assemble it well rye a eery diet !ed trere•-
Uld Tory-•• i do ; it is the true way to nifr• d neutrality" which he has invariably
promote the good of tt,c cuuutry, and put 10
end to party I"
Liberal-. Do you expect that there iv 91
be no oppo.!'•on to the new goverment,
either in Parliament or ant of it 1"
Ola Tory-" I du not knots: but suppose
•' the Province, *!thous ocra.tontrg the
.1 dieenrle, j.alsu.tea, ant other stilt that
" arise from- the present aperopra'ios of
" them. 1t was agreed to sustafa theorem
" tare, an.i in consideration of the advanced
(r .m those market, to our eeeporte. They can there mat
sane every thing cheaper than mor can, What
Liberal-" There eel' un•loebtcily be an
are we to dor Net alt down and Mourne seer op pomilien, •-d 1 rh.sOld he sorry I( it were
of sell our
faints
sod muse there too otherwise. It is in.eparable (rim a free
n e .r-
te e n
h
slim - nnuntrr and a free Irgstdu►, sol R
-bet may when we ire, sed work head work.
Reiss 1510 ho.hele of shelled cam where we for -
merit; ra"ed 211 ; raise 2 toes of hey where we
used to ;row one; keep 10 cope, •^..1 goal one.
teen, UPI keep them wrl„ where we roundly did
tire.
at', may,ne: to 'hie to dew this year, or neat.
bet begin the goad workand it *111 lit be 'many
yews bef.we we can. IAhu!tep, science. 'conn-
me-mn't Le hr..ug:.t t.'.id un- is thtf•:fi:n ant
01 n.r pas -pose. : ' sr s
Who are lice men destined to rl,e In the sgri•
cultural world t I answer, Mope who rend • -el
reflect. Now, more than ever, hes • time emit•
whew, the Wooer mutt Moak. He that worketh
ever w hand with lila hands. If he work not with
:-b4 heed leo. titan filed hejump/rat set;hMn for
.esctipries biro, witltWVdiepllryld•el Mho, he
'sere. And Mom into, 11.0 w:su is their own
esac•it as in sorpose that they ren kir. nothing
from • book or paper. on- famine. will discover
Ago erne, perhaps too
��ttlate to re:t1ell It.
W.
a
remain Valley. a , Feb. 1, Id -t9.
flew to Wena, -The Director, of the (friar
John (r. R ) Agnrsitra1 ;1er•tecty, to their re-
pot esu the year 190. make the following re-
marko es tae of the Har* of not is wheat. -
Thy steer,* slim the blew aro throws oat
after se • ..pponitioa then ea *potion, and are
de•Igoed is mote in'rirv;
o, The sat de).. Dottimeat from ,the earth fey
Mrots wh.cb *mewl seer the ground. The
wows plant ha *Molar motley; but to &ddttawn
lbeemo, w►es attest to be•.d, wade 4.w. • hep
swot issm the sant, far the sorrow. Is may to
• prea.mwL e(prownrieg that a title al netriaeee'
which ie lite. rieh eat remoter sod this tap
wet has ben keowa to gs dews 11 the depth
crnnrert World Tong centinne is:thaw, a
rheck of an efficient coestilnn"nal oppesl•
Bion. But is this most be the cease it 40
both the right and the defy of gore remised
to gree the of6-es to the r ..wn friends and
n,et.te their re ponentr. T1'. is the prat
tee With all her eroveew'n!etk^ -
•t)Id 1'•aer-';Thee it will be a party g,.
tcramcr.t.." •
. -1.tberal-" It It i'1 tint lit a party giorron-
'mene, but a government rlr.wtk a parry.
fur the g;:od of the *bide e. mmuarte. The
paln,saga ni politic offices Is a pert of the
meats eItpinye4 for the retention of power,
Apt to Sire *iII4'ht and consistency to the
Administration. In the exercise of that
patronage. government nits sl.re)a attend
to hate the eiteatiens filled by properly
goii;jtpd 9111006. Ey p••teeing a Pettiest;
rliSrtethey will twee owlv'fall in their duty,
but destroy their infl•renco with the pohlic.
Tho choice of office holden ought, a. a
general rule, to be ami"g thrix Own ono -
porter.. Brit alrbnogh this will he the role,
it pt.00lJ.nr:t he inr■nab'e, pariicubrlr in
literary sad prnfeaaonwl appointmcntr, un•
connected with rot, 11..^
01d Torr-" Rut should it not he hotter
to make so die'inctino of party in all ape
pnint•nents "
Liberal-" Yon we'll.' net here naso to
flight the battles of what they bettered to
be gond government, and then to anpnint
those to carry it net, in whom they harem,
confidence. No, so ; 1t if eel of the diffi-
culties of every emote -at that there are
many behvwgi 10 their nese adherrato
seeking °Mee cannot be .opp'10'(. Bir'
tow it wo•ml.i ngsravtte the evil ift*ty
WPM to divide the o$CC0 with their elope
Sr. Only to the ennnlry ►'egrhre. OW
)) only who m*4atatn the princ,plee• of the
Reformers rbeetd ferrite d De., if they poo-
nee
e►nee the nscaeery apaldficatiow "
!ion of iia mind both upornthe.uhject of
the Rectories an well as of the R^sertes.-
Bnth am in one category -alike anj tit and.
inim cal (0 the relty.nns trite -Pieta of the
Province. Whatever may be the nainion
of the Synod. we hope the people will tee
to their own tots -net anil that of their fami-
lies, hy peotionrng for the abolition of the
net and rhe sale of the whole, eith'r (,r tlfl-
weati.ro or 'erne other genera! and public
porpoise in which all will participate w ttbout
diet inet of ere. I.
Ws have (err TVs idea of the .feat to
whi,h s -•fen: rt vti ens hast been 10 from
the mattes ef the Reserve., and ere d-•eht not
aha' if the pe a?1r, are lea.' welch teeter in
allowt14g the) rine-inn to be kept et they -
'net, thee may find that very tt•;,• of the
wa.t food will reins!, ter he .-Try-
In
-Tr•• •-in *tate nnmiWr of the Chem1, w•• - -treed ears aff,rJ to envie with contempt at the
Ler imitation., , 1h,t a writer while h::,raanin.' Im;• dent malice which the faction are
the exeturt'en of the Raiecepalun•. as a ru- dlei.iaym They know well that they darn
I'olr cert to K,r►z a LurCoia *t, eta--' fated not atb-mpt to execute their threat,: that
len (rear: • in the comfurtaid• net• in :ooh eh there a an alM.btai mtseamou. {echo.
obeerveJ since hie a.sump'ton of tho re101
of government; and no man of proper feel,
Mg woubl wish him to do so. There will
of ermine be nothing oolttical in the tokens
of regard wet:h which he will be ereoted-
nettung to wound the feelings of those who
may be opposed to his Administration.
Bit thrss marks of reeteset hitherto accord-
ed to our Gove-nor General will be freely
paid. and on the occasion they will be the
apentaneous feelings of the heart.
Thee remarks ne what will be done on
the premium of 111s Eaeelleaej s visit to
Lipper Canelo, are in some degree drawn
Earth by articles wh.ch hoes latterly appear.
cd in the Ten paperre the object of which,
se we here Mend, sail is to deter Hs Ex-
cellency (root neither Upper Canada. We
have trts'e, the sehjpet with calmness: we
tee antral a+prnnrt+tien for ro'a'r t 'rte of
I" tram the•t_'Iwg! Reterye f' ..i :o the
leine'a4ft College endr*wtnent tin 1 wo•.td
alf,rd lb begin a taw E-ti.eupalaa iostitu-
tinn no a good stale. We Can, 't turn to
the paper, but *rich rise thw tr,ere..ioo
.Heade wren our mind be me14m2 the arttel
and we are or -heel le b•heve it, Co the se
wnnl•I be in k•'epin, with the we'1-know
eheract,et and far-seeing eticulsti.-as of Dr.
Strachan.
Whet thein .hnuld be done te•tay the
prngre.a of *hie injoistiee and lfr rcnre the
tnr.tnra*te bitr.fng of perreet religiose
liberty and e,nalltt tor all the i hahitseteof
the PPhtipes' ! The forma on r S media
in emery Towe whnee r -et 'hoed
he to alrneale th shot:tineof t,te'•Trust.
ria .r.vy Laren e, Mela_oiana eewenrtn?.ea, ani
the remetal of all *octet's, (-e .•msec y
might be the hest mean, to he ern;'.•yted._
Stich have hero (limned le ether Cassis
meter the *erne n(" Anti-e•.dnwwtent Bier
maim" .r A.w'eialienr. and .m"n_.t saw
..t,n h.dr ed the example hoe already beta
asst by Poeta action sod lnlellieeet r-,esdg ssi
religiose liberty too the tillage of Itnere e-
eiite. As Asti -State Church .1ssoctodell
wan formed !hero snow months age dal
bolds ire merterege pnrtrrdaea!Iy rel, the p1r•
pose of promoting ietellige•te epos the
tbrnsyh tie length ghtfirreadth of Upper
Canada, whseh world speedty crash them,
were they to penned to extremities. They
have been permitted to prectve their " fan-
t•otie trick.' quite long enmesh; if they re-
new thorn on tie Governor General's emit,
me thaw hoods he the coalogeewche. •
From the Canadian Free Preen-
THE LEAGUE PROTECTIONISTS.
The i.eagne-erten undertook also, to
glee their e,elightened opinion* on the com-
mercial an 1 aanpttltrernl intereots of C,naJa.
1V• may well .ilppe•0 that they worth' ew-
ter as then Milers eon ewers. Protee-
thee wee the greed remedy, and on this they
were it h%rs.mtone.
ft was treated as an axiom that all great
sewntries hal grown great by protection. -
The V*It ed !!tarn preleet, end therefore
are greet. *mats owes pretested end the
war thew Brat sed preeperema' bet the hes
aJept d the esow.d p narIple ef free tide,
tai %ee prosperity has frame (bat alienist
dee limed.
There are mono enmp gsseetie ee Meant
protection. is reference to womb the woes .
mss dad we ween mote •e beaten. Mr.
Vestatigee theegbt that the spgt:Nteval
T■ Gotlawetee Vmrr.-The subject of
the or's Visit to Brockville, baa hose
Pretty ell dimmed, during the weeb, sad
of the Omit !lee made of the Matte.
mem has frees geed for anythingit hat the
t•rmiss4 Mee Reformers of !hie DItr(et oto
what comas they *111 adept. They w11
show their ,srp•et ler Lard Li re, ehe.td
he MOM taw rows by s flak The Tories
of Termite .15 Sted tad •red mine% .n
the efdeaf td tis Hes. George Moffatt, the
abet Week 'Meet y'ss ltiefy the smallest
tslemlpMao hes Meeker•- it vemsls•