.m. however exalted he may be ; nor do I cringe, 0,. fi - ' I, e the meanness of a spaniel, ttI) repleive it. I

ecoanmon’ ' all the ornamenta an very I a AmIdSt ” I cannot discern tint _

I “we - [hey ' “Great Unknown, . uld have e thls or anv, reason at all for com . y, o

and suspected. ,0“ a sufiiciemI I I I I

mi and Zuch acrimony on my letters, 01 what lunhem‘ 'r ‘ t fhis. _ I I

d 0f thel Obii‘iy first letter, he admits, “13 well enough,” a I_ ‘ .

d - heplcases to cal a wilful misstatement ct Ryanv. , I _,

apyssfn am I not zit liberty tIpI JuYge tIlIiatIIIirIiIIsngin-xyu III

‘ ' that r. oun ‘03,... I

contains, and I? III, any IIIIIIIZ we” I

.. either _. out, i I ble,”

our iiinds the

move from rovidentiai r

take' and nothing can re ‘ , that, but for this p

. aed'er a sun of first reason and experience have proved that theatrical per- , it "easily—fer- so i fernances‘aud amusements are, and .have ever bee , It- ' " tn “and; tended with evil consequences. The most learned'and

she uapvoduce that has pious Divinea. and, indeed, good men of all ages,

7 ' in one mu hark“, must ,Ibus expressed thd aanoeash in teeth", in the pur. probably we may

t se

ently took us for th ob'ect o I ' 8 J prepared to reSist at the hazar IIIII lives I‘Iad any of our'party exhibited the slightest Si,

‘ ' ' ‘ ' rms o ilit or had we in our possessmn a I 0‘ hos‘ y, lour to the imp

their sentiments on this subject. In, be told, that we live in an age of IB- der to obtain a 9 perfect knowledge

to I. 3" (D < S G 'l O

out dehu- roars, and that, in or I ' ofthe subject will prove ofinannera, and of human nature,” we must, at this hit: I I. II so as to hwe given co d ' ‘ da ,viait“ Mr. Cantelu‘s Buildings." Alaslv' S‘irletc crlp 10 t . ‘ ‘ - ht d mbably woul d -bed him to “my emermmed’ the resu“ m‘g wznwei; then allowed Egghégcffie that he fully ' l I i.

of this micetaon, y

en, day of our lives we have afforded to us numberless or II ed fatal Io some of. us

. . . . . . “e rm. I . I pertumties of acquiring this knowledge——the human faced without funher InterrupslonI

your ohedicnt servant, as M W - ' t to character is ever before our eyes, and we n no Ems on IIIIIIIII way Io Io bodyI after we had

ill-I “let several ved all the contempt an

b ter brought on him, would surely needing I PLAIN COMMON SENSE gain undo I those particu ar

' ' e main m ‘h observe

letter, and bringing a

- L travel beyond the p I incts of Charlottetown to obtain a _ d m a' mum 110 , correct hnowled e W man nature and of all 'ts atten- retire - ‘ . ' I A N ‘ d‘m ("mm 3 y ’ ' ~ ‘We arrived in town that night, and 0:; :Ihfofogzxrfi ouch’excellent SiIircagmi ,qule Mr ' - - - ' _ .e of dut rocee e , most calcu ute to rI.‘ . . ' ' I would "k' s“' m “mum” or the Glow has morning, qndediniiiiin His ny’cerlleucy the Lieutenant ggdestly has be given us his Opjnlon.’ t a if of expressmg sim

ate of that portion of the was incapableIhimse I is Excel' cce tina his appomtment; thatI b [y ‘0 mum to H {iii-v: submittfed his letter to u “ familiar to let it go to the public. Now, really, CoMMON SENSE can bring no greater a than that I am a man of no education, ord, and yet possessing “I . I

” his Object in Inn 1 a. i

V the M M . me! Saturday I“, I observed that the learned writer of the Communication alluded to meut House, I l 35 V l 'N'“. 0‘ km" “'0'” "13 imbibetl his sentimental or where has he been tau ht his Gorernor of the disturbed st .1 "I." n, “mu 5" m" “'9'”, “59ml “38900? Surely not in the land of our fore athers Island, and took the opportuni ‘59 “insulin been tasting of some puddch stream. lency the circumstances above referred to. I A variety of ridiculous reports were soon in

if“ the Mails between Pictou,

m. IMhi. “d that they were in- YOIIISI 6w” I I III

a ' Auams. tion, and we then determined upon ublishingaI bu flair, with our signatures attached , ut meaning of the w

, ' 16 contract been entered into; . n‘v hd boo. the owners of the / —--—- account of the a H E II b urprise _, Mm": mm“ '0‘“ lb.“ fl Ind ' did not wish to take is xce eucy I y 5 i and erseverance, I _ . thinner. To this pdurl would To 1" “no. or "I comm“ “SW :seririainted His Excellency of our intention; 3in "P0" sion‘ivm not be attained. But I :Ihank iI mas, [mm-ion his expressing a wish that it should not be published, we mity—perhaps his genergug mu; coiled , “p Ml); This will sufliciently account some one else, when be e ucet my rigin, ,. I II " . at that time. it no worse for foes, but for better for I_ not;

- liicli I am om e below “‘9 Publi“ , . . . ' n, , m 3°“ 9’ 4" n" “will” a"! the in consequence of the ridiculous cvcrfiolriedw‘l‘d:l?viiiisi A few "'0"th all” ‘hlsr “'9 'wefifknow“ “an”? :m beifi‘iifigfiiiififieilifigiiiiiigtr‘? if I have not sue I tb Scum months; but how should we recently been given of it in the PostsCript ofa letter reply to Mr. G. R. YOUNGLappeared, under the Signa- sing the curtain, let the slanderer come '“mhm Tl” 0"." Wk 0‘ "tilting Iddresscd to you, by mm; anonymous concepondem ture of 'AN INDEPENDENT Samoan, and among “"355 his mask, and bring with him his“onony I!“ but avn persuaded she would under the .ignunm or u pun. com,“ séN33"__' was one—(so much resembling the style of the Postscript “lime fry,” and meetIme face to face, or siI , m II' "I? .I week! But take it have drawn up the following statement, in order to place annexed to the letter of PLAIN COMMON SIEst', thatIII ture, and I willfi'or his 0gp “hgfltistfizorfifml recognize in our new friend the same “ independent i’efi;;:m§iti$yczfl1;:d favouIIgI Ingmar do lmfm I-III nod to “net . t

“'1';- Po':," '3-1‘: ""1 MW.“- °?P" ‘he matter in its true light. Had it not been the second is an ictou. [consider it of attempt to turn the whole matter into burlesque, at the genilemau)--which indulged in such misstatements, as asIIIIIe have 1 even bee to call for the correcting hand of.ONn or THE PARTY on gIIIISSI” neither win I be tinctured with I” ‘II allow those whom I represent to be decei

' Ilerely to any the Mlill. for 1 lm expense of the parties concernid, I should have passed that occasion.‘ _ , . nade at us. from “me ‘0 wiles.. For the present, Sir, I bid adieu to that '

: Wh" the attention of the public and at q“. 1,, order ,0 II I I. . u , prevent an further . up“ u“” 0‘ Wu": Wm"! ‘0 hm: '“Gh ‘ of the occurrence which took {)lace at the Wood Islands, Withheld it “coral tbr its not appearing

" PM, mly called the “ Paclmf- in in. y", 193..” w

s

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coins far Iinore re ular by “our,” men“. ' irngnz;::;;";:'l;ofg;:z ThatIIPIpatN Cpuuos ScNIsnI has slievvn an‘ejiident I Occasional hits have been I I I I a. I “a “on. h“- ‘M upon” ‘ IIIII . :1!" C} _ sense. must be obvious to all; for. after time, Since thatIperiod--all of whichIwe have thought I,ersonage,pmm COMMON SENSE, and rpm“, _I m “mafia,” 'm' mom“ would -b°‘ gr uvIIIII (Iluestloning whether the gentlemen Ito whom the “my beneath our notice; and I trust that this Simple narration Your most 0b€{Ilent -. w a“. but . “In _ , , '0 ntel Will be much elated at its revrvnl,” as ii H made of facts in” effectually refute the erroneous i‘mpresswn I I ILLIAI . munication with a gran laugh .1 ilie “me,” so humoumusly had it bee" occasioned by the gratuitous fictions of AN INnnrsNo CharlOttetOWn’ February 12th: 1841- find DENT SETTLER and PLAIN COMMON SENSE, and that the - —-‘—’“ . To THE Eni'ron OF THE COLONiAL 4

fi

T¢.mm3,:;p3:”h::dmm “m‘lh‘: Fusfll- treated by the INourcNDENT Scrum (i)—-—w « ’Mfliwh gm IMO “3:3”: :his would-be Solon (perhaps fearing the recoil apo- latter will in future mind his P’s and Q’s better. 1“ Mt h our reduce none ' c i i . ogmng’ m y9uI'Ivery next paper, for the uninlmliaual I would merely add, in conclusion, that as three years _ _ . , _ . II. '. and.“ I P. v r 5. J {0; pain he has Indicted by a nun version, which has” have elapsed since these events occurred, I had lona S"; 1 “mg 3g?" 501‘s“ a space m y f 0 Iclou or any Oflllltl . opportuncly come to hand in the year 1841 !——,by which forgouen any unfavourable opinion that may have bee: seems .have arouséd the slqmbers Of PL“, ' tertained at the time ' and am e fectl ifisfied th t for a dlSm‘g'reSted’ hm um "deranfi amhor’ J 9" i P ' Y 3' ' a nature, bap‘.~condescended to notice my co V

. . > ‘ ~ $mzifi°hfiJgIchIfi gaogsml the affair Is rendered even still more insultineg ludicrous I II, It i I... u 'm b. . mm. ,0“ '0 an couIIIIIyI Ask “III tnziiIIECl-WO; M 1h) same time, he modestly confessing, the inhabitants of that much-talkcd-of settlement are now owing, I am sure, to his fit of good humour, w . . 'w “hum "I. "he of hi. Induce—OI “III Ad IcaIlInot vouch for its authenticity! as well disposed to exercise genuine hospitality towards amused, as he tells he is, at the sensation area r. ‘. mu 'hyho‘et. mg]. . high mice of his me"_°r h ","u'flgv howc'el’, that II! was not the miemion of us as those of any other portion ofthe Island. Young’s appointment to the Legislative Con ' i t e writer to wound the feelings or impugn the veracity I beg leave Sir to subscribe m self come offvery Wellr.if1 ‘10 not, in some measure, ’ ’ y ’ I conclude, that, in using the signature of P f" SENSE, he is alittle out of his element. Thin: :

Your obedient servant,

J OHN Minna Ho“, we find, considers that His Excellency the Lieu

person who has only a few dozen of eggs to of the gentlemen alluded to,” I cannot refrain {mm nor has been arraigned in his publicconduct, " ‘li

, wh they area much higher than forrnetly—and expressing my indignation at the unwar'rantable liberty

thlyw all lyouitiain con I I I I sequence of a Steam he has taken' d h L nd to I I nil I‘ I" IIIIIII I , an w an next he prepares a farce for ~ . Mt toths Island; and if thzlyopflinion “03f all lhmen.- pl .dn‘r ’l' the public, I would suggest, With all Kenwnh’ 15th February, 1841' barked din a-cmnsade to vdiynidaicnadte iii a ii an . _ , known on this subject, nine- )IONgInaEN:E etliaewniiie digit thef gooli 39"“? of Pr-AIIrl CoM- - The letter alluded to is ‘as follows :——. ' S frie 8:11,} 1 Off; rieiau n the ’medie ttit'ymg. um. could be S , p p y o exc u ing fromhis " Dra- To the Editor of the Colonial Herald. mm;- 1P 6 to r t S, i i 0 osx ‘ H I event it i e. ' ' VI

up”, . ’ , as that t ' . V i z thanhfo "III"s gfirsonm” ‘he Jim‘s," of Religion' 313' Iobscrved 'tl M - Wl tr 0 , . ’ .

lchl' h m" said, we bid better Charlbitetnow “reed ‘0 my story-I The Rector of oflhe’liostile reception windiiieriiziiiiiulgsetsvfiiilééergfdoiifc‘illigi lgwe my Opponent mUCh credit for the PM“ m", "one i ."I The on. 0W" (t 6I Rev. L. C. flanking) was nude,- nn tn the Wood Islands. It was never asserted by ariy one of our adopted—‘11“ invented: for it is an Old on -: owl." of the steamer Cape Breton have s ,, engagement to baptize several children in the ueighbour- Wm" “3“ we “"1"” “h but merely that guns were several the letter 0f the 2“ January, ‘VhiCh be“? my‘ en hood of Cherry Valley. at the house of Mr. Cavendiin tunes disclmrgedI,withIa view, as we supposed, to intimidate, is There is something Ilene,” quoth thi potent... . inihe directionin which we were walking. Notwithstanding himself; “that is rather too huge to handle I» rather too dangerous to encounter—so I’ll shut '

h “Whoa to under 9 ' V y y . ‘0 I thorough re all' and no I D ' ' ' , illock , and asI hld not vlstted that part ofthe Island, the evident desire of our correspondent to fritter own the facts of the case, and make it a pear that the misguided peOple who leap over ‘it ;” and away he proceeds, to deal

doubthsr wer w' ' ~ . a.“ “Ii. '2'“ I. mclxgzxzslfii I IaIrIrIiI'infgIrImIfit: mnllderiefl it; good OPPOrtunity to do so. and under- .. ' ' . “.d d h op to rive mi there on the “casio, . - opposed us \vcrenmnbo h: ml ~ . - - » - - a. "-0 y W“ I we tin-not ole-red herself for hinged on“... 9,0,,” “and on”; '1 “"‘l " w" any mien-gable object m vieiv$1135:"gemi'g'fgimd “"h‘T“ ‘eSP‘mdems 8301.1 1113.93rtleularmedicxne, . I arninclined to think that the tI w d . . “"3"”! {If M the that it ’ - - g e“ e orgpemt'e concocmd to 5"“ the" 001" laims Dd 81' '0." v ie 00 Islands. With these ob t ' ' " . '9 mam composed chiefly of able-bodied men ‘ - ~ . p a

jet: :4 in view, e left nrrncd with bludgocns, pitchfurks and guns, and to all appearancé lugs. He Its discomfiIted, In; appears, , ,

H’s Officers—us had been him’ there 8 no meamng "1 me firSt letter .

induced to risk it ain w are I ' '3 o Togn on the morning of the 24th January, lag, ac. benton mischief. Had we been Shefi rIdtculonsl reported—and made any attempt to ilistrain upon their 2:;elisttigtgi begfines enraged gecan t ' I . a‘one prove to im,

35'»- eieet sutn sated f ' , orth ‘ ' ' II IIuImnyflwmIdI . suit: “miIe:n°t;IeI;p:ietIlIg,e Gconfisanaed by our friends, Mr. Charles Stewart imd Mr. . b c. of 'uChI toque!“ mmmquchon SWIIII Io‘s‘a’I ‘nd my era.“ son—a bay (Ifabmlt 12 years of IegtyI,IbIIIInm otImiIIinccd that they would Inot have been content - - - mother country. I latel - age. e called upon Mr. Willock ox ‘ . _."",' "‘3 “e” Weaponsrbm have given "5 Practical 9‘00f amounmm m Ins W3 ’ in WhiCh he re" ‘ ll liah ‘POr laying thaltgotlged "II “tract from arranged to be at his house in the co ’ )follir ‘ and 0‘ “Mir u“! "we u"? "Pressed themselves delermlned ‘0 OP‘ “ palpable Obscure’” i, fancYF—the can" an I I I mun. Ion— I I mm 0 I e 0 owin pone t in execution o'nn roccss f0 tli * . I ‘ Ir near a 'no' - a meaning day when the ch Id 3 ' ' ' y p r 6 recovery“ or mm at the Whmh'he But only felt, b1“ 1 l ' in Londo - - . n I re" were to be “semi, risk ofthmr lives. I am e i h ‘ - v " ' ' p in" y saw It.reop “ a, negotiating Will! the ceeded llllt same evellin to the 1, 1fed. we PIO- pleasant occurrence, usI :rilr’t'olil IEBOblfllg‘ll'd w lad“ en to this “n- Jumped over the om}, so'he mmks he can c i g ousc 0 a Mr. Munn, returning ton sense of their dut ' but tlheuhfelimul m‘que'won {ma Other ; but 1 W111 bnng him baCk to his work. i V! , g c onrmg in“ which He, too, has found out that I am a f‘ Mr. P.”

' Government to transm' ' * it the Mails weekl ' ' ' Ia 8"" y to Halifax, who resided wit ' 0 ' ' lllll about ~§ miles of the Wood Islands Mr. Young has invested the a air, and the perverted View 'our' m anonymous correspondent has taken of if, compel me, howiaver figggybgpgoanentf‘fglgeShfio fr: ' if d a W . . w 1 is int my per

e

. sad that he had ordered two mo I I re Steamers tob b 'l unedtahly Should Mr Cu . . ° “' ‘ Srttlemem- We in l ' ' ' I II I I and I dc“ II be ended I p up t iere for the night, intendin “went” for " Will. no ‘loubt. operate as angither inducc- Edmzliznt‘lonomi'g mommg: ‘0 proceed to the Settleinegi “lucmuy’ ‘0 PM" "w “mm” in “5 "“° “gm‘ ' .m‘ tni to enter into a contract with tho Govern- our en y ear y to enable us to return in time to fulfil 1m": ‘50- ’ igexpo§e¢MnEdnor,Icanmtimagine; neither I and I “I to pat $0.0?!” Breton on the former route - - I gagement at Mr. Willock’s. Shortly other our J 21 0x2 or THE PAR'ry. .mm (’9MM0N SENSE Should not give ‘03 nor ‘P- ' ‘ hopethata majority of our House of Assembly, Irrivlr f‘lr. brossurd took his key-bugle and Played “"8 ’1838. lemgd'this giflli‘ fi’irl 33m confess, Shitth my In seven IIIIS I I I I or in otie as ion tl ‘ r “ , pour passer lc temps —and the attention of To THE EDITOR OII TIIII Co H Déamags are produced, waslih‘izaizoflil‘dfngrgg ‘ C noun}. mum). ‘ .’ the author; ‘1” the writer- and ‘ Q.’ . , the

, areaware of the great importance ' I a of a he no bou hood was a ac ed b be nove 3f he ..a———- dontmean 11“ Pgmte 0‘ domseu 1M Ed 01)‘ I I I I to lhll sl nd '3 y y steam communication Wlth Miramichi, and that they ‘circuiristlal er (I f l" t t It I 11; Now wt m in: , In 8 CW persons came u ' "‘ ‘ ' ' l y . i p to Illqllll’e into Sir; I obse e that m ' ' t g I r r i .t y letters uhlished ‘111 the Royal , ih ' ' i , r I . ' ittle brains and dull plodding .

. I “M! ' h l (‘h rles ‘Toun In useless for me 10 u S t the In t 3| le‘ 0 be to c‘rr’ this 0b. . e II) II "In 8 at: "3")“: w h. I 100‘ In") . T (l I w o 0 S l] e W] Y the i g) I. 8 er 8 \Vere .00 d d (:tlzette the one addressed to the 01 . a g es 3 I l tel‘ t author OfPLAI. C MM N SEN E, n] 55, III ' 9