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I L I II , I; ’ ~ « A N D . \ ' P R I N C E E D I , , . ARI) IS »AND ADVERTI 'v . _ . o l. 1L. f I . I g 1' . 0]. VI.] CHARLOTTETOWN s I. I . , ATURDAY, MAY 6, 1843. [No 301 . ' ‘ I . o .‘ LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL - - - . ' r i. THURSDAY, Apr“ 13' 9 amallI: gigpnggslrzgafgetlh33635;“?phtggl’obligations, to wrth- proceeding It was well known that a Committee of the other The coinmittee to which he alluded, after sitting for two or three . Pursuant in motion, the House resolved itself into a Com. those who, In an evil hour, “drummed w Ihgfieg‘l’lfilgl‘lvasa 1:83 House, lhe majority of which scorn.) was composed of the ugi- weeks, after sending for witnesseas from the East and from the r ' ittee of the whole, to take into consideration the Message suffered themselves to be misled. were now encumberédawiihda llalrleng bandit? Wthh he had a. “dadl'had $3" for l‘he'hm mo o‘r Wm, th'e N'onh and the south, an" condumng angle“ flaming. I r the House of Assembly and the Address to Her Majesty hind of debt which they found difficult iorlrsclrarae—an inconve. lvtiziseniiiceeeszh’r 0; 1- rel Pin-pose or achusmg and conv‘cung mm .2 I“ “long behmd his may“,ch l‘mablg “'1 find a Peg on Whmh to hang ‘ ' coral-taming the same, on the State of the Colony: (this hieiii-‘e "hifixperimced by iheii‘ adViSeiSr “'hU hg‘d always taken Some plausible oi-eieliriel‘fifuih’; tie-delta” lhemse‘ves, blr'alieghng hdiréet, Ill“ even with”, ihe" [uteri-'1'“Alfie?i [unripe holileatd t]: “y Io, ' . esure originated with the hon. Mr. Palmer, in the Committee cg” Oil-lhe” owe" “my by keeping 'hf.” "Wh i'eiii-i liai‘i “P BY had 56! a:g0iilgpi" the COhiiii'Y- Kl‘hlelgiifssgingigeehgés IiOi‘l’iZh "l" {hehnhzdrhifcihd graihigohihlelhey “high ":5 that”: filial”; : I “,6 Assembly—(See the Colomnl Herald, March 25th.) L: :giigte IIIImchIInadlionShul this band ol imposrors, by holding out wllh [he must absurd charges, hall been freely launched again“ that they had not told the truth; bid the House could not be a party . t he Hon. Mr. Hensley lock the Lhair. ‘IItl‘m- we“ Liz‘s; I: (lietlaupeoplejhgpes which those who raised hrm by eel-lain members of lhe orhel— HouseI and bruhed hound to such an iniquitous proceeding, and instead of the majority of the § The ATTORNEY GENERAL said that the object of the if they were returned to thieviim by) mgkmg ‘hem heheve that tlirongh the press, as reports of their speeches, for that express C0mmihee-Pi’9wimg’f“ they hfid h°Pefii i} “"3"”? “P0” him: iii“ Resolutions before the Committee should have his unqualified I'Ollli‘n' h ' . “\em y” l FY “'09” real'” lhe” Phil‘hsea 0f '"liiiiiig his rephifliiOh hiid hiaSiihg hi5 Chfli‘fiCier- [hose Who re“ mm “ im' of the" °w"d'ggmg’ they “than-V 30" ceh‘ 3’ ‘- rt. As a native of this Colony, where he had spent the past hag—20‘: 1,1121%”? “Ellie (“hat House had iUi‘ severalIyears He had been held up as a man ofilre most heartless cruelty—as “had lheh‘selves', The “0"” hemmed ihe COmmi‘iee: iiiid "id ' best parrot his days, and where. in all human probability he r mime ° ‘ “be “We “hi?” “‘“i 'me'e-‘l _" “'3? a grinding Malicious man—who. for the Purpme of putting fees "'3‘ hm“ “"3 “he”, “‘8'” “’ "° 3'”“"d “"heh’ “New”? B 'yvould end them. no member of the Committee felt moi-r- swim. .h P “mmle meihulres m“ [handing l0 amelmme [he C‘m‘h'm” hi in his 0““ P‘iCi‘eir had iaifin bonds and Warrants from the km “.6” lhe cm"? °f the m“°h dremed ihquhh‘" did "0" judge °" he“ “ 1' 1b for the distressed situation oftlre Tenaniry of the Island rli'in ' 1‘ peep 8 am m vane? ‘ e Prosper'ly “r h“? cuuhlry’ h‘” w‘lhi “my, enieieli “P liidgmem and Sh‘iiiieli ihe'ii Wiih eni'im'ms wnngsses liehm-d-the-budm Of- the accuse'i' Let it be remembered’ ‘ . yId "Id “one knew beIlenhan hImeeIIIh ‘ h R _ I~ I ‘ Visionary and unconstitutional schemes \ll'hlt'h they well knew coslsI He had hard all lhm He had read lhe repons of lhe“- ihhti“ the ih‘l“"“°“"-l commmce “’hiCh hiid 53‘ iii secret jhdgment I- iiedi . "um and naming my the mm; I d3 Ii 5% 05:0 hilllnSI Slit- would never receive the assent of this House (the Council) nor of speeches, and had wnnescerl lhe wide-\‘preadlnu calrlmhles h “P0” him "9"! ‘hh‘g “'5 “lie behind his link, and “0 ‘Viiiiessel It . . t r , . h I. s n r we w ,0 ‘mmel r mm W lch was, nor lhnl lhev mram page but r ‘ l - ‘ ’ ‘ voice; and though goaded on by personal malignity and the necessit r: ‘a role. He was relorced to find that the majority ofthe Present that their rejection miaht afi‘ord new el ~ ' q ' ” emamfi passwe' He had so great 3' cumempl for muse from f I . ' ' ' y I I {I ememg for aonanmp He thIm the I I i In I I I H h I l I f I . o fixing some charge it n him to screen their own sedition, they r {louse of Assrrnbly had the courage and hUHCSil‘ ‘0 disabllse was not unaware lh'll the cquue nad lately receivedoan acceswon y gin-am EL’ a ’ 0 E l e m“ 1‘ 'e e I very “me could not even ass cen or H h d l t d ‘ _ I‘ I I I . I I I, concern a, u, I_ .I m _ n v x , I I p a e. e a very urge es ates un er his - v the mindsgiih? EeiahI‘ryI’Oh ihe SthiCi (ii iii?“ 7'in1? film“ of strength from another country, from a land whose recent his- ed and exllldscd‘thearr’ l‘ael::lelrro\ll:lind lfigmfii,iiznnfifigazfi337V: comm" "8”" one'finh or the lslmd’ and It was impos’ible’ "m‘ a“ ly- wEscheat, w to di e au..n_nge used in these ResolutruI‘is would tory. while it too fatally displayed the dreadful consequences of one of those \\ ho held iliat a man’s chgraclerrde ean i L h many hundmds he had w dulwnh’but that some migm rec] themseh” it no“ “shiediy 0—3 shill?“ “'hiCh had been anlUlly and a People's lisrenrng io ihe Dcrnavooue with too ready an ear pre- 1 t i ' l" h ~ H: d ' A I h ~ p e o.“ I e aggrieved: but if both sides were heard, perhaps instances ofkind. wickedly made use of for so many years to serve the selfish - ‘ ' ° F - ' gene” “‘0' 0 ." 16 a" hams—mm ‘ ‘5 h"“"" 'h9 imh‘i' ness a d | 'r ‘oht l b b aht l' d if , I - ' f ' d' 'l - . 53m“: dh'h‘irhh'iveie‘si’h “i ‘he Way i" “'hiiih ihai demagvgue. ard from which neither the Voice of lhe libeller nor the en if n am y m" a-so- c mu" “rm” to counterbalance ' 0 valls anal. VlBW-‘O cerlam in lVlt rials, to the mm of hundreds, m ,he hour of nevd‘ “,1” dew” ,hose whom b). ms penncmus m ’\ bbl Ih oh h -al I . p ‘ the“, “iii 10 3h"? ihairifr "i 30"“? 03835:“ al’lJiii'eiit seVerilY WI! I1 “hermse we” dIspoged “man's, “ ho by credulously behevmg aIIvIce he has unwed—a country whose meIalichuIy mIe Md how eveer. :II‘Ilecuihh psi?“ mgatilx‘cpg; arisinrpfiraiy Ishizilmv, couIlId exercised, it arose not fr'orn a disposition to be severe, but because in r I I , I I . I I I . I. , . , I , . . L Ilhrac “Shaw's hhd be" ‘hdhced '0 “hhhohl ihe W‘Y‘i‘Eiii 0‘ possible it is to find men base enough to stir up people to insur. resent instance those charges had a ,e Llle e l I m ll 6 1h?“ msmnces 1" was-deemed necessary for [he “he or ethi’k’ :lheir rents, and now found themselves overwhelmed by an reclimi and then like the incendiary flyino from his midrri m p d\ . _ i d b’ h ' h '7 f Pl “‘9‘ ‘ (“merpmppei "P Hrs hon. and learned friend had an fully pointed out the impropriety, It amount of arrears which they could never liquidate, and which work. fest the flame which his iorch lrnd fighted u i should legad an Mhhalne y I 8 am om'y 0 ‘he Olher Brand! or lhe Leg”- orfl House or Assembly assuming a jurismcfion to enquire min-m" 3 ’ .inould be In vain for mem m smug“: agaiIISII He hIIweVIII II I I ' II I_lI~ h I lollirer e miifi 0““ ihai he fell happy. lhat at lasl an opporiu- conduct of private individuals, that he would not detain the'Houso . I _ n I to his detection. vanish from the ranks “llth their secret devrces v u d ll ' fl“ d l i . ' ~ - ~ d hoped, that the Proprietors generally would Cnl‘dlallV respond to had called l()"’elhel ver robibl ial'no 'ih h V f h ' n”) “35 MC! mm 3 a or a bun, to make some Observ‘mom mm many Obser'mom 0" that head’- hc had no reason persona“, it n he united opinion of both branches of the Levislature conveyed at b r l dy p . l y "ll ll: x h WI l “he 0 I 8" Him” mm progeedms' A Member or “‘3 (“her Home had Sh‘wd' ‘0 “8"”- ih“ the! had» i“ ‘he Pre’e'ii inflame: assumed ihe right for , .‘ .1 cImld on, “e com/e Ied "III Inch Ih ‘d. h I “PP ’hehisi ah‘ .l h” prolismlmm ° Pi'eiehde‘i invahy- en‘iEii- tlrai ihe meeting at New London arose trom his(ihe Sr 1. General) the purpose of uttaclrinrr him but he must raise his voice and rotest l, 3"”; emmef’n and . i 0‘ o III, E m; 'hiho ' éIiiIiPe- voring to hide their treason, They wore well aware that from. having recently issued 70 or 80 wriis against the tenuniry. He against such proceeding: bccr’iusethcy are unconstitutional andiille l I I A zflfl 0" v i" ahghase m “ 'C i e m‘iSi faoiidiiiiih Canada—recently pregnant With examples srich as this—an indi- ll l c '1 .l 't s ‘ "V. l a ' , ' ' ' g“ ’ I "I" of ve‘IIed n his a no OII "I H h I . , V I wou r on y .2!) that ll a.seriion was tal. e, not. be had good rea- and because, if they were tolerated. it was evident that malronant ‘ sultpt 3 S i "v.3 9m mi” “0' 0 180i, and vrdual had come, who had lorned the agitalin0 band to which r l' v' r h ' r ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ° ram Ihe boom now. he Imst abum I0 be asked Orthem on be d I I I _ 0‘ _ son tr r be re _rng hat r at in lrvrdual knew ii to be so at the iirne indmduals might, under colour of their privilege , be able to send . I halfohhe distressed. mnmlry; The resuImfims so fIIrchI mdv he had allude , an indiVidual uho,fronr his arrival here to the he made“. Mr one wrn had beenlssuer’.—uolcllejudglnenlenlep- abroad the most wanton aspersions of character, rendered ten~fold ' I I- legemed Ih I BIII - r h .V i presentIhour, had set himself up against every constituted au- ell up—ntll one execuiion issued—arid the only proceerlrngiaken more buneful by the apparent respcclability‘oflhe source from which i- Igggdgeigf‘me" ,azdllgrad: "gm? hie em::',‘:h”¥ :0 men; ihfv‘lg- thorilv in the land—a. man who breathed sedition, n'hOse every against the lenanrs at New London, on the estules under his man. they came, and perhaps supported by ex-parte testimony, which the . a ‘ awn u n Ih II -: “h C ‘ Ii~i eiI‘Iii ih W0“ 0“ l 9 writing was pernicious. and whose evrry speech tended to incrre agememI was ,ixdlglmlmsg_lhe whole rem levied h..— uhder lheue accused had no opportunity of examining or confronting. He pro. I_ II , fiofipk Ila opnheme t:Ilmle Iohe c womiriitte: usiIer iohexpatiute lhe people lo lnsurreciron. He had no doubt he was an lilSlltL dislrnlnl, only amonnllnglu£18 175. 6,1, These were made {or tested against Iuch proceedings. The House ofAssembly went tfu' I. .orIIs..ml:WhIch “a ,memb rpm ctr; intIrIo uce lnlOIt emIsome meni we'l filled {or the task. He did not mean to say he hadloined rem; due for ihe lnsr yearIwhlch he was delermlhed lo make lhem beyond their duty and jurisdiction, in attempting to assume the right. a I vr i , r. I ego a oar ,—a~ {man out ar'rnirer lhe rhhks or [he rebels there; but looking at his conduct Since pay,becnuse he was convinced ihai no man who allowed then, m How could there be a greater pro titution of its high duties? how II all e canstllumln IHII er “ HCh he had lhe prrvrlege. i" lIVP-- he had been here, and the place from whence he came, and the gel further in arrear was really their friend. Thom pewre a, New could the respect which ought to e due to it be more effectually be m, if“: ,oRmIake ,1 few remarks_ The Commume would oppllrlunllles he had had of obiarn'rng a proficiency. who could London, of all others had no reason to complain ; they had had lowered, than by permitting itself to be mnde the vehicle of private '0 :Ohi’ii’ei 3' ‘ eI EWiiiii'mIS *iiiif‘d ihe “glen” due by ihe ieiiiiii- doubt but that he was well versed in the secrci arts by which a mule and produce taken for their back renls_rllal these like every Chiiiiiiii)’ 0' ihe ehqhi'ei’ iii“) alleged Pi'i'iiie delinquency? it WM ft . try had been increased by the costs or Warrants of Attorney pehple may he rendered discnmenredI and serl‘lrlon succe.sl‘nlly mmg erseI had been low, was a circumflance which i'n comlmm the arbitrary assumption ofa most inquisitorial right which ought to I_ _ , ‘talren from them, and by ihe'costs oflndgrnenis entered up on 50w" among rhemz bnl he hoped that for lulu, and such as hlmI Wm, New pprson else he regretted _ but no, one Single cargu had be put down. He had oaid, he hoped the proprietors would con n: ,h . such Warrants of Attorney. Plus he did not believe to be true. lhlslclnnll would prove bur a temporary ubilde He trusted that eve, realized whm lhe lcnams had ’been allowed fnrfihqhm “Iey to the requestcontaiued in'the rcsolutionl. The only thing whierhg u and imagined thatthe lramers of ihe Resolutions had. inadver- it would be used cnly as the resting place in lhe ocean on which, were unfunnnnlely in arrear was not} his fault. He bad It}: feafed “mu.” Pm'em‘hh "“m ‘h’hi'h‘hwc‘ and inflammai‘ii'! few- r’ 'tcntly, allowed this statement to appepr, misled by the report like hirds (,l' phswog‘ lhey bur “glued in their way w some more Ken mam, bonds and wanamg {mm the ‘enamry for lhese back lutions which had taken place and have been passed in the Coui'rtry. ,. ‘ihiii-‘iiCh Wifiih‘e fact; and Which refill" had bee“ ihhhihnoh-‘ll’ “Hither” Clime- The iiii' ha'iowed h." ‘he “"3 sl’iiii 0i. ihe Bii- rents, and he would state the reason which induced him to do Wale lhe. Pulp“ so (“lull “ to “PM” “mum” "duldgnm '0 he" r_ timhihied Wiih ihe View Ofbla‘iihgihe ChaiaCihi‘ 0! his h0n0hi" tish Constitution was ten pure for them. Let them pass on to so_ when he first came here, he was employed as an attorney. 5" {numldmwn “mt "huh they wou” m?" “made from.‘”“u°r m “h “d hum“ (“end 'he Son‘f'wr Gpheml '" “"5 °°'“'l‘“".‘“'= some SUhihem i’ePUhhcr and 'heier amid ihe eVei'iiE-‘riiiiif-‘ii waveS to sue several persons for arrears on the esiaies which were now wince" "may were’ “my "f" much "‘"mken' Nothmg mm“ in l and on 'hmh “P0” lhe. Hlmse “l Assembly had .u".C°hsm““”h' 0i.“ 5i°imY and lingovenii‘bh‘ democracy. ihil' iiiighi h'id Sl’iiiis under his management. He found iliat from the numerous tend to much to Pn‘cnt conce'ewm being m‘de’ 8' the course Which d ‘ :my‘ he must say’ gppolmfi.‘ “Q°'“""“ee.‘° enquire ""0 we con congenial “’hh ihi‘i' O‘Vhr 3”“ ‘hei'e lei [hem hi’ai ihe ark Oil assignmcnlsr the pleadings were long, and the costs of oblainina the “3°.” had “tel, Pun Pursuing' There was -n° doubt [hum Id ’duct ofhis frienltn hlS prwate copaaty as gland agent. He :hg‘n- regenelalinn iflhey would; but let them not remain here judgmem “mm be £3 0,. £10, He saw IhIs would be “Inn”; (lulurbancsi had arisen from some of the agitator: the cunn- ’ ' Fm: “i‘h‘ihi fear "I COhii'hdi‘i‘IiOiir ihili iii gramme thiS shedding abroad their noxious influences and destroying the hummus lo landlord and "mam, when met—51mg was pm nude, .ll’t'f'e’t.“ "rt new?” {Vere h‘flI‘Il “Rd :‘Plhlwm Phssed hi iheiIi' ut «Committee for such a. purpose. the Assembly had widely erred in peace of lhe country, by endeavorrngto incite ihe people to insur. hm chargeI he had ,0 5mm, accoumsnnd strike balances wilh ma_ :ns 1511mm. IIhvevaio a” {"3238 vvrtI aI tt er:A princefiadings, to try in ll ,1, rthc estimation of its powers. With as much right, it might have rec-lion, The people eould never expect any good from having nv huhllrells “(lemme He lolll lhem lhey must givehim their Izmihza’;:;nvrt ‘1?st 3922?: :1" ° “‘3 _‘°r "mild Pn'efli id iIP‘iiiedl Cnmmiiif‘h '0 enqhii’e Wheihi’i‘ “"8 0i‘ m0"? iii ihe such men their representatives because they must see that tho~e hands and warrants for their res em”. hhra cc. a‘ d lhe fl~ ’ 'g ‘ a 0 5‘ a ° "in °“°- I 5-79 0781M: moment I I I I I y I I _I l‘ h 5- h e eel they saw that a measure founded on reason or Justice was about to h .h I levebants ot'ClrarlrrtreiorVn had dealt harshly wuh his or their who had the prrwei‘am advance their rrrieresis mUsl lookon every would he, lhhmrlhe worst came to the wont, and they to be lued, propmd and would lhewfore probably be agmd lo lhe ind“ d m: ,. edebiors in the collection of pist debts. He felt obliged to thing they (lid wrth distrust—every thing ihey attempted was the costs of a judgment on the bond Avouldbe only three pounds: if people to’get up thope meetinn (how much further ihe yang"; “In to Fepiomm lhe W°e°d‘“‘~" as “nil‘h‘l‘ “real and “upgnminamn?! absurd "hd every "lea-“hie ihel’ Pililliis"ti imPFaCi'cahie~ Time sued without it, would be £8 or £10. He took their bonds and war- they would Go, is! a Iecret IEdnd in their own hearts)y for the Pur ,. _ I in svety mcepuon- was it yustt all is er-pm-te in una srou :. qller lime had ihai House (lhe Council) relecied these Bills iroi r. l bl bu l l l H h, f, i d r. 'h_ a - - ° - ’ . ‘ 5, I _ I r , _ _ r I _ _ i an 3, pl!in e y In! a men S, 3 W0: Fee: Ni“ ii" i ‘5 yeaih Vii use of one ieratnier the ro rietors and thereb induce th of I .I be «instituted tor such a purpose, before which the normed had that they were not Willing to go all constitutional lengths to serve out interest. . lie was entitled to a fee on each of these bonds and {he proposal—uh”; boxeer, he fizured the cgnsequencefmli: him c_ , * - mopporiuniry afi'orded him rrl being heard? was it right that hI~ them, but because their measures were such, as net only could warrants ; but the fact was—a fact which must have been known to am they would look only at the secret instivators and not, visit their I! ' ‘ lion. friend sliopld thus be held _up to the world as a perSun not receive rhe assent of right drinking men. but if assented to, his accusers—thut he had not charged the tenants :1 hull-lug for them sins upon those whom they deceived by theii' comical: anathema ’ l hilliis‘s 5° Wick'dii’ “iii avarii'ihh-‘iy graspihg- that ihe Reprei would absolutely destroy ihe title of the tenantry themselves. —thut by giving them, they had got. two, three, four and five years to to “we lhe"- own wlfigh Viewh He concluded by mo’vlng that that W muting "1 iheI l’ehl"e deemed iii? Case ""9 5° fliigi'iini 11f 10 He was glad l0 perceive. however, that the delusion had In part pay what might have been taken at any moment, and this indulgence [um onlle anlnllon which stared rhal lhe arrears of ’36,“ we" le, , vnrrant them in overstepping their powers and in granting pas.“ away, and mm at length a House had been formed, whose they had got without one shilling of expense being put upon ‘lhem. He largely incrnnnerl by bonds arrdjudginents to secure the same should ‘i ' “commi'i'eI of "I‘I‘l‘g'oy in") hisbcondudhas ‘1 Sand agent? (IWhl' majority had honesty enough to speak the ll‘lrllh, who had had said, It‘hat lg: (Illid pot thinlIr lIi‘e had reprIivctI: upward; ofdffllo far he “ruck our. ’ n- meregnnung t e minittee y sue a ho y must lln oub- moral com-ace enouoh in the midst of popular clamor and ex- costs on t ese on s, ut on 00 mg over is oo 5 e on at a The Hon Mr HOL S .d . I. 1. ~.. have lud'ihe effect, at the very outsei, of stamping an chememI insi‘igaled b; {hose who had so lung mlsled lhe country, had been fnr‘beyond the mark. On allIthe hundreds of bonds and occupy lhe {ime hf you: l,:h(,’rsnl'u:rlliler[lird’yiscs‘ifizrzlfgfnello I, infiourabk- rrnpressron upnn the l'lllnElSI of the public againsi ll. [ell lhe people in.“ their leases could not be treated as vord. warrants which he had taken, only four Judgment: had been entered concur in me observanth made by lhe’hun ihe Presiiient- will; I lupin say rmihingofthe risk he afterwards ran, at having all that their rents must be paid, and that they had no power to die. up, and two of these had been during his absence fromIthe inland. conduct on the Inna” occasion does equ‘a, credit to his h s: .y r words and actions perverted by JlldEcF, some of What", [Me m the prhpnpwrs the terms 0,, which lhe), should Pan \l-hh The costs on these, instead of £30, would not exceed L10; if they and undersmnding‘ h must be’pufemy dear w ever u" fell; Ire I I re could be ‘no doubt, had previously pregudged him Thus lhelr laml_whoI while [hey we“, as p“. as lhe). mum gUI stopped, had been £200 or £300, theyI'could not have been much, on no exten- diced mm-d “I” [he very fun and satisfacmrv ex Iznmilénl ’f . , V be hadendeavoured to confine his observations to the illegality jus‘ when [0 prweell further “mum have been [0 have “verglqh sire an estate. Notwithstanr mg this, he had been charged with put- h I I r I o a I P < 0 I0_ I _ _ I I I v . H M . ,k _ , i e Solrcr.or General, that all the char es Wilth have been so he roceedm s ado led agam“ hm hm mend bu, as a gpm d _h b | g heme“, “oh, and “mm” He wag ha tier the tenantry to enormous costs. evvou a. any one wheter . . . . . . 1‘ .._ -, P g- P I _ ~ ~ - I I- x I »I pc . e ounrarre. c 2r . ‘ WY the course which hehad pursued was no, the one which "en if ,he industriously circulated to his injury, as a land Agent, are false ' man whom he had known intimately from his first arrival in lhal m my, a measure had been propnged rn whlch he, and, he I r _ d . ' f . . > _V I I , I I h d b . 0. m h lh. ye an untounded and we have urther presumptive evrdence from I! hutcokm 1 f ,h . . u, h d a , h h l h . . , . _ tenant a to c proceLded u ainst, wou l. row c not. poouble I l I - . y. at“ 0 Vi 0V9 “Oi ~ "nor '1“ Iniennii 9 hi i e trrrsierl that House would give its unanimous concurrence. . a. . . . . h .1 b d b h . l C ,— ml - . . i, i . ’ i , . . - expense upon him ' and whether his domv this Without charge did not i 9 5i 9"“ ° 5"" Y i e be 9‘“ “mmhiee 0 ihe H0059 0f ghCStnp‘niona he hhiiI he"? doiibied bu} iii?“ ihi-‘e 970114716 The Resolution proposed loreqiiest the proprietors tu take their m h. , ,hI.’ 1h k a. ma ,hgkcensm, The c’ [- Assembly. appointed to enquireinto his conduct---the proceedin s i '1 IlIWould redound'to lllS credit; (he even! Justified the opinion Rents in produce: should this be consented to, it would be}: great :3" enamdoufiz EdSJISOnfizen :muah, forwud'b “Hal: ad: of which Committee may with propriety be denounced is ibt II'tntcriained of him: the character ofhrs hon. friend shone boon to the iennnlry. .It was a reasonable request, and he leli con. Vida“, or eschémizu notoriety in me outlier House, “If, it had been tyrannical, inquisiwfiab as", I may add, un'eonsmmiunalI and V I y . - ~ . ~ ' - ’ rp- AIJICI'EilSEd lustre after lIllndET§0|Kg thrli-ordfialllio which <itbhtld vinced it would be acceded to. He had asIg.;Iod an ppporIiuigInyI “Med ma, his condI‘I’cl to this man had been mo“ and “- "8, a I "as! may megsufls wlll be adopled lo prevenr lhe yecnnrence m subjected; most srgna y aI It efnia rel: n is enefirrIiIe. CeIen as most men of krrorr mg ihe condition of l evctéuntt.) .Iw ripi iI: cue had been wmuuy perverted, this one had been. In 1840’ he found ofso mnnsmms and unprecerlenled a procedure, resembllng fig, it 30- II Fdrar'“ hIil'iiing “P Willie-“es ‘0'“ ‘1 ‘OmeiS" i °I 00- now, in common with most oihers, overshadouc my tiai at Hana II II uuuer on I‘m“) where he had been 6 or 7 am He does, on ,he a" o the “Mn-t I) that cammmm more lhe act 01. '1h‘ lC t d i the i ' - -hh‘ -ioOrrh a y’ q ’ ’ y "p ‘ J y n. I ,r sunconstriutrona Iomrriri ee mIa Ie noIIrepor on I pom. 119' cloud of commercral embarrassment _w rc . seems e Iann offered h-un . lease for 999 yuan—two years at 6a., one year It 9a., the midnight nssassrn than that of an honorable and upright . - :r’ he at a or re or a IV a (con. c 32 5 IS - I :i - tto ail eii'rensinmoney. z. -‘ ' ' h llh'sn'ahbo . ' " - 0k . . . . . ’ ‘ iii 5“ hi9“ P 3 was adisci le ofthe escheat tart and thoug a I or re lad _ or ‘ “me “m‘” h" fhch “M99, “‘"c‘hg a W“ “'3.” °r “‘3‘ W“ necessarlr and would Midi" ihe 80‘“ 0i b°iii i“”‘“°'d find ‘9'“ ly look theiis, he declined: ilt cotifd hardly be- supposed "hi he “sou” lisiiigdfignthgidbg:Etfolngff Tiédiéi’spiiilfiil’r miirmelw him i t - “hand sense at Juslice thh ought mud—e espemany to gohem ah" if a general sysmm or ‘hkihg Prhdhce for "his ,Wa’ “"mdh' be allowed to keep the land for nothing. An action of ejectnrent was hiin the feelin‘ 5 he has so 'ustl ex ress d Md in“ P'amfl- .I_' en filling the high and responsible stations of Representatives ced; but let lhe,n no, deceive memselves‘ by supposmg that [hm commenced, and judgment obtained. He was (In-cred his has: again. Emmi win "0056 m Icahn J {bet/Chg: “If! ,I an Ilrust your " ' lhe Peoples and WhiCh Oughi i0 have influenced ihem iiidECi‘ii'e would be a sort of getting rid of their rents alrogerlrer. The if he would pay ihe 60515: bi“ he “mu” "0‘, “"d i“ 1841: the Sheriff the sentiments I enteryiain u in this ainl'ul sum): mi If: ydol1 'd ; "ihii‘rhiiwcvei repugnant ihai ii'iiih mighi have been ‘0 ‘heii' rents were reserved at a rate expected to be received in cash, lumed him out of possession, Haney had no place to go to; and a indéed (“mam {0 9,, mg, aupthe mug", 11 feel , lh n n 'fl 5 ,, "- “Ni” and “things. The maliii'iiYI “f ihe Assembly and if produce was taken, they must not expect to be allowed'ihe man by the name or Macgnlrc, the W'oodrnnger, to whom the Sheriff and pr; aguors of ‘28 :1“de whichphave bacon ‘ 9‘13""? '2" r' _ dhowev" done his h°“' friend jusnce "hulls respecli and high “lies WhiCh Country dealers Who P‘ii‘i iii ii'IadeIwomd give- delivered possession, on behalfof the proprietor, allowed him to go “ugly gplead abroad with reg cc, ,0 HIS qunm “‘1: $61.05."? alt .-v ,' gal and unconstitutional as the proceeding in fact (pas. mhl'ne The cash price was all they must expect—again. it was only in again and remain till the Spring, when he was to go out, if he Generélp There is nolangung‘epbefitting this‘placc which caifll't‘: ~ '.' '50 0542' . ~ .-~ I. .. . . . .I I, ,m cc it would serve him , it would drsabuse the mm s l 1. gram may, could be generally taken, the potato was too expeu did not arrange for thc place, but he would not, neither did he quit. “fongly express me deleslauon “.hlch I concave to be due ,0