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I ‘ . . .. - ‘ ' ' to turbulenc : ' F l “‘5. may 5”“ me lawyers 1153‘: he thought it “'Ollld not at all then the house Wlll understand him; it is to be supposed his disllosm‘?n 5" we!" ll": fish ‘3'“ “£3,301 5° 30:13.23: Simiafifiénnnd are we aim? £233; 1 7 son the poor settlers who were hard set to live without subject- that he should take it for granted that he is addressing men give one pannd 0f hay W" 0,“ “mil P“ v ’ 98 v0

“:3 mimsewles *0 contend “bun ‘he “lies "I [he Claimants 0‘ land ol'sense, and lint the stale tales oi'i‘ormer times will fail to the cattle in the district. He would do the country a great but to you. Honorable Gentlemen, and G ' - t iroth tout t is sland. ‘

tle . _ . - | more service, it he would quit preaching his escheat dently look for the eitercise ofit sound knowled' Mr. PALMER said—it is objected, that severalclaimants may ttp- cgnvmfifi u” {Hid lfthe Pgoip‘lfet‘iiiioiigtiiiigliliglilhgliiiigelhii iifiztriue, for he does nothing but corrupt the minds ofthe smiled by y°‘" .Lhr'él'w “any”, W“ “’5”, is, l pear for the same property; in this case, how are the arbitrators ‘ 8y WI commuc m g‘ I ll 1- d ’} 11 {ion ' {hut people—according to the old adage, “Oiie scabby sheep in- course With the inhabitants, strive to convmcethg to decide which is the teal owner, or how is the squatter to dis- Iy .bliroro‘me House' H? )8. lei/e ' )e .u fig“ 3 I" f ,5 a who“; flock” VIOIOHCe and "‘SUbordmunoa they retard their " iin'tulill, when he is tendered a compensation, whether to receive l’emm" were (3139' 1” h's dismc" he d“! "m hear onwo ec D E would not detain the House lonn'. He would rity, and aid the designs of men who, for a,” . or :efuse it? Suopose a claimant appears before u squatter and cases 0f ‘llsn‘alm for rem dunng ""5 PaSt ‘25 years. A («for .Mr. 0.US i 0 inion which he had so repaeltgdly given are misleading them; and also, that it is II! hum h "VS-“Y0” “elm my P""P9"Y“y"" mil“ lake ‘1 '95‘38 ('1' g" were dimmimd 0", t° “hm” the "mm. were mime “5” I" .8‘”. will!” m l I; Ii‘eat man exnd'tgeriited statements were to' obey the Laws under which tho! have Placed ‘ I about your business:” he takes a lease, and immediately after, payment ot'a debt; but at the suggestion of eVll advisers in that. texec. 1 ilglon nmmg’ers a'l'mu, “tyranny” “0pm.”- _Law. that 'will be defended with rigoup’md, the real proprietor makes his appearance; and he must go through they refused to pay it, and they were very Justly‘punished. put {’01: $9.0": d ' 0 forth _ hm he wouma 1"," ask hon. with impartiality I r w the same process again and again, until the real proprietor up He was this day informed, by a person well acquainted With sion, 4 1811mm: 3" l‘ i g

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a v 4‘ ll PM”; i" “H “"559 “3593’ “'3 s‘l‘m‘e' i“ 5“m‘1i9"1ly Pmecmd by the couiitrv,and who was a considerable proprietor, that members Income the parties alluded tp. l’lo'wpuldt notffa’dt On Tueada the 4th in“ H." Exec". J t; , l \ the Bill. He cannot be ejected without getting compensation or those tenmhs who had paid up mew rams were hv fur the m“ that mstrulnts had been recent 3/ carr‘eh m odeb L0. . dy w" to the 03mm“ 0} mac, “'36: m y l ‘ a loose, and therefore cannot be injured by the multiplicity of mos, conwnmd orderly and mo“ peaceably disposed ohho agains‘ the tenamry, It. was true that deninn 5 ha een vetiior cu‘ttie 0 d d m u Id 181'!) I’llidh? l Claimams’ IH'WMM numerous “my "my be‘ The “0'” member tenautry, whilst, squatteis, and those who held out against made for the payment olrents, and threats held out against his seat, comman e e a at once o the House .

_ , ‘ . _ .i - . ’ ' leased 'u or ' ' {pr Georgdeln‘wltilerJ] llllgnlgln.) lips endeayoursdlto ehp‘lltlln away Paying mm, were most, who were flaming disturbance, some who were able, buttinwilliug to pay, accompanied With bly, when he was p ,i H Majesty‘s In JO reme y In l3 case; ll In “S (lpllllilll 6 HIS no 1 one 3"-

. . . - - - .' N et to learn that one assent to the six followin 'Bills viz: Whm a", me 0h.eclinns m ,1 "in, b , .“r ; qim 1, New“. “my getting tip meetings, and sendingthesa petitions to this some lllfllll-g expliianlses, but it: hath); been so brow” as- A A ~ H t andgamendtm L L I I J I - H y L -P‘ i I. u House Some ol those who were said to be so distressed, hundred writs ha teen issue .85 u - Y n ct to 6003‘" use _ t 8 aw‘ mind cannot be carried put. ofthojury box to examine the land ,~tliis d 1] _ h u fin _ r, "mt C1 n Cm,"hel._ sermd by me hon. member {Or New Landon (Mn Mackmuy Labour, and ,he Expendlmm 0‘ Pubhc Mung, out is a very trifling ()bJIECHOH. How many casescome befiire'njury, ha P3“ “.0 ‘6'“ t 9f" 9‘3" )3“ h l w - I ' l ' ' I. F _ , me admits “mt trade is dull as well here as it] other An Act to compel persons appotiited to (be olficg of > 1 on which they are mined tn git-e averdict, that ii is impusstble for land, who Is a very indulgent landlord, stud he “cold or- iveiyf 1 u l we . bl!” this was no )root-onhe m “We as such. . ‘ . them to see. and for an account ()f‘Vlllcll they must rely on the give any nt-his tenants the arr-ears ol rent, it they cliOsc to go. countries, am can 1‘ veltr); stir! Ida“ d that ‘ ’r'mlnv was ex- A" A“ in addition m the seven” Ac", mining“ fidelity ofwiincsses. He was very willing to go witli_:iuy mca- “fly; in fact, he did not recollect one solitary instance of argiinicnts ntteiiip er . o efa cc ,1 f tlfl'ere- are some Retailingoi‘Spirituoos and fermented Liquors. sure that would bring real benefit to the squatters, Williuuttm- a proprietor, having (“strained for rent in his district. erciscd in the collection 0' rents. 8331-“! x _ f s An Act [caller and amend the several Acts lhgrgm “mael‘lng 0“ ‘lle Tights “f‘llllels- Some of those petitioners are settled on Stewart’s land, and indivuluals who were but little conceitierI ii. ipt ei 15m“; relating,” me prince Edward Llund steam Ionian-mg" Mr. 'I‘uoitnros said, the lion. member for Charlottetown (Mr. h6 would ,ake am, kind of-Prmluce “.0”, me”, as rem. What about the payment of Itellls, apt] who Wll opt to me e ' An Act ,0 amend the Ac, relating ,0 we Pumpa Palmer) told him (.‘Ill‘. Thornton) that. he had lost himself; but . - n ‘ I. 9 7, y .. I . u evil conse "ences “.mmm cmnpulsmn; and those C, l t . . . . l I icason, then, have such poisons to complain. let ticse coin to q_ “ _ ~ _ n H h d no at etowu. . . l'e-(Mr- lho’nt‘m) 11"“‘3l'uh" mm!“ was q'me} m.revcrse: . n are the scoundrels who come forward with pctiIiOiis,casting are, probably, the {"51 to cry 0‘“ “l’l’lebfilom .9 f‘ An Act to continue and amend the Act for facilit llle'fllrsl. ca’se, the squallc; glets leasf, aofd lliullelzsléw Egl‘ileblloll ,lmpmmions on me Governumm, saying um, 1,0,}, it "my the often Observed, where a tenant was a practical arltd iiidt.tt_-r tercoursa between [his Island undllm. Provmces at,” i ' ' 2. i 3 ’ ‘7 a ' 8 " . ‘ t - _‘ ‘ . . - . - - z 1 * ‘ I ' A ,lré’lfi'gi,,u;,';::;;,;;::r l,:;,:ei,‘;§”.e:,,3 'eeveln umil’rli’e' magistracy tvere Wicked and corrupt. 'llie people ol Prince titous lurmei, he always SIH‘H’B to pay; his ll.eflt,dW”13li'llsinld and Now Brun-Wlbk, by "News “mums P‘mk‘mv '7 - t i . , , - . . ' g , ' s a » “me “,0 award Urme “bump,” w’nuld mu,“ “mm H . County he knew to be ii loyal, peiiceable, well~dts|i0sed Lotii- neitltei, he cared but little i mm It‘ I 6 ie tom: 8 _ ‘ ' ' I - P " ' ' ’ - r 'l "‘h t he s ca rble of remuneration for industry as anv ol the t , (Framthc Royal Gazette.) , ask the lion. member (Mr. Palmer) a simple qliesuunyt A inuiiity, until instigated by corrupt deniagogues,“ IO “lb 0. . it. i_P- ‘ I - .. Id ‘f w li-id some difficulties it o W Colman. OFFICE K ' he were it squatter, which would he prefer, the award ofti‘rbitra- to acquire a nnt for notoriety, and be blamed them much neighboui mg 00 Ohms, an i I e .l . [at “mag”: The Lieutenant Governur, in Council was aha.“ tors or the tedious process ofilio verdict ol‘a court? “tough he more than he did those who signed tlic petition. x\_gl'ea[ should be remembered, that (it let p acepdafte i1 W} .l d appoint me funnwing Pemms m be Curfimissiumm. ‘ know the lion. member was not fond of dilaton proceedings, iiud deal of discredit had been cast on the lust House, ipr the them. He had received a lettei from an o rteni , l0. is l “W the several Dismcls Within this Island. under “'1‘” “'3” "WWW" in his char'40" length ofits Sessions, and the little done during their sit- some few years sinceleft Prince Edward Island and locatet “f “m A“ onhe present Session m. We Génem Mr. PALMER said, ihatufier the squatter had once accepted a tings; he had come determined to lessen ,hc duration or on the Ohio, disclaimiug about the badness ol the tunes, “Had “A” Ac, h, consul,de and “mend me 1m", lease’ he was "0 flq’muer’ m”! bemm he cw” ha'elecmd‘ he "mm the Sessions, and to expedite the business ol'tlie House ; but and the very low prices of agricultural produce them, and

. . " ute Labour and the ex enditurc ofPu’ ' be [mm for his impmvwwmsl he was "m therefore "mmkw “J ' r - '- ' l l- H - l out beiu" lol- stated his i'etrret at ever having,r left our shores. This was minimhws ." ’ 9 mm

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- -t~ ' - I '~ ~ .- ~ - u ' - i ’ ' ‘ ‘, , w ere. He would have some , v, .0 Ln 1] u, Eco - .- i a i h in”? me" muved and ‘mrried’ “m the Speak-er "ii-m the Chm“ :ll'l iii“; I‘lliftiirlii'rh(h:, $123211]? tille‘iiilieifs fifil‘l‘l‘lleniigflfslgellljes to statements which can J 'll‘iifvtiiships ’No: l, 2,nI]3|,nIls,§-;)‘:rlie:if“ the Chairman rope" Progress mm Mk have to 5“ “EM”. who had ejected a liiiiiilv [of tenldhildren, (ilie womaiiaonly be substantiated by positive proof, and hear in mind\what Joseph Higgins, of Egmout Bay, to be (Zumrnissionu SATURDAY, Apr" L a few days after her ctiufiuemeiit,) lltllle. dead of Winter, lie had‘stated to them on aformer night, and which he wtoulltl 3:33:35! 7;:zx'lgr’liigizl'a , . .. , . , , w and left to perish in cold and liardsliip—iiideed, the case again tepcat, to Wll,'l.l’lnl unlessagituttpn is set at leg ,. e N y3 , . . T ‘r i N 13 r , ‘ bTA [B “I; COdLOhY. was stated as bordering on murder. A Committee was felt confitlenttliat this Colony Will be placed upon it Similar Hun“-Pé!:::P322331triflfblgfilwW-w Heighgzlli. it Mn RAE said ,hat in Egawfifigfig ,his question before asked for to enquire into the cause of this grievance; this footing with Newloundland; and it so, agitators must then "an Nu. 4,-cumprisi'vlg ,Lruwnshiipu NM. 18’ 13:: x.

, . . , . . , - i, was «ranted, and after a sitting of several days, what will abide the consequences. “(6 haveiiivestigations now gomg NHL 20 and 2, i Siiffiztlefl'x: geiafoioufisggmheigetfido libiiltfoefiierE be tbae result? \Vliy, it will turii out to he a complete failure, on before a (Zpiiimittee oftliis House, respecting thesxtreine Riven-New Lnndnn’ and Prmwmw—n and Roy l e - f h I . I l;- ,h 9., ofnmice taken 0, and will, as the lion. member from Bcllast (M r. Donse) say-i, “oppressmns .wliich have been so often alluded to ,y ngita- par, U, pr,,,,,e,,,wn Road through 144%. l agilrllosyo‘h; Egg): algcxizirfgle vgr‘sloéomem inhey were “end in smokeoXVe sliopld endeavour to bl-iiigtlie business of tors, and on which a luminous l-epoi-bwdl, no doulhtthe made Ho”: 405.3,,“ Pups. u, p. Cynqnifiiune, for Dim.- . l H d b . | ~|, t' H w 5 w' n aware that a large the session to it close ; it we act on the Resolution already be- to the House ; but althouin he (Mi. ouse) was‘t esnous (tn [mung townships [\os. 25, 26, .27 and 28, and A, “ Nye “ml; am “[8 er; 5% in d : . l t u “85mm fore the House, we will shew that we have the wellare ol the order to clear the muddy stream ofits eflluyia) that such Bridge, Anderson sliced, and other Roads south ' Pf’mO“ 0rd‘ 9 l’eop l? “ ere 3m. Lmn “‘36 ’ ,m I. fligim ,0,._ country at heart, and that so far as we can, we have ciidcii- enquiry should be made, to remove impressmtis on some Lotb7. v ' h I ' I ( ,“Mi’ 53‘0": th-ey 60:);15218 gamer“ ‘Ee’lwgaac ,lwk wholme voured to ameliorate the condition ot‘tlie tcuantry; but what lieu. members' minds, yet he would not Withdraw his lor- legume“ bunt)? in, (gCflVepdlslhlo b3000lgtglluiom an es ion in a ‘ . ' - y V. .. . . n - ~ , fl - , t 'n o. , coniprisln owns ii 2; us. ' an t g ' tliey‘ivho should iiiake acknowledgments to coluntry? altilextigtolpeo :‘vailtsli “(tiltingétglllsle Vthat:coslpllylci‘tlo):t lneMrflfgfz::‘:, 223:! £0“ arlll1:l::(ll,;;l gliolltfiince Count, . Smut We“ Rivfr’fNew Lguduny .ruw'lshigx we . nation be an in 1 _ _ ‘mus‘ I , ' . l' 4 l I - ‘ '. ‘ . and ot 67 north 0 Anderson's Road. ' i Ilia“ aside lzglllu::ff:}l)l;li tilltzlsgfirce; and If, is om. duty to trace ifittei-yere With the tenure of land on the Island, and tliere- Enleflillllet'llrélhtohgglgifir!’i{;§g;:;);::fh hypogllllfii.bfiit:‘rtr;:2iqltagp: HW- wmiau’l VV' Irving, of Bonsmlw’ m been, . _ ' v auseis ore it was uso.ess to try. . int i i . - i - I ' . ' District No.7 com risinw'l‘ownshi 3 Nos: r 'rlizttlliomlii:liiill:n?lilisrpdsiitigiiflgfflilieriig‘o‘iilz, fdi'httiie‘; were Mr. Ilassaid, the hon. Speaker tells us we have no right It was as impossible as it was unuecossary to follow his coat. (west Side Orlyurkl’mvg’) and Miss. 29' Proverbinny docile i, was‘ no, ,he influenc’ ofthe "gnaw-s, to eiiqmre into a tiizigps private affairs; but he (the lion. andohiilf-hour speech, even with the best memory, 0| mitoucp Jame, out“, ({fphu'r‘luueltnyn, to bo Commission for they tiiust havo,hud sometliinv to complain about, and the Speaker) was not doing his duty in thus advising us; it is [on the endless variety of topicsintroducedmto it, sat Wit i N9, 8, comprising lowuships Nos. 33 and_32'(' . I us, I, ,3 fen m,“ men'sseniona were mm other- our ditty, as legislators, to make an enquiry ol_ever_y act, 61- a detail of which be occupied the time of the House. HOW- River,) and (Jhnrlulletown and Royalty, iiiclurl Peop o m a - .8 - 111 ~ titer-public or private of individuals or public bodies, by ever, though it was, in general, foreign to the subject under Bridges on the York River. - , 3:“ may wouidlnm have ?-c?u"ed-lthat mfllu-EHCE'Of. ,0; 32,; which the life, or libci‘ty, or property oftlie subject is ufl'cc— debate, still he would make a few remarks on that part of David Higgil‘si 0": C°V"l‘,”“di ‘0 hf Cofllmlfil‘ln' I: . Mr- was the real source onhe discontent 1,, the 0mm. Colonies, the treatment of apprentices and lactory Clllllll'ell‘lnhlltllg- was a strenuous advocate for the rights ofthe people,) and. 10h“ HEBilurke off] ‘3‘ 49 to b C _ , i - .- ' . . .. . ? ‘ ll we be told that it is be 'ond theJlirisdic- few others, were members of this House, had they got thetr ' , . ’ , , ‘ _ ,’ ° “mmlsf‘mm‘i no such cause ofdisconteiit GMBKS, and tlieiefoie‘ftlieic are [find A.“ 5h“ v . l . . , . . . h h d 10, comprising Itiwusliips Nos. 45, drummed. an“ complaints, the people are hem“. OH; and conequemlv tion of this House to enquire whether the Solicitor (mineral, way, several Townships would this day have een esc eate ,. on,” “illsbumugln V .i may are more contented and happy}. The [and age,“ Br; as land agent, has not exacted more rent than he should, But no, they were not allowed to proceed; noLhIng: ‘30:” Am," Mipuugfln’ "ppm River, to be Cnmmiuin~ advertising to take produce; but“ was ridiculous, and only or otherwise overstepped the contract entered one With the satisfy some lion.I gentlgmen blit general esp earl) h it?! No. ll,‘(:uniprlsllig'lrownships NM. 57,58,60‘ ‘- a scheme to deceive. Ol'ivhat earthly benefit could it be to l’el'f‘o“ ‘3‘”!de m‘ Whether he has "9% 135’ some “"“el’esfmy ‘Vfl'll‘l £50 the W“? 0 hot! —"1' 00n§9qllence 0 }" “opt: '9 Peter hl‘oalluai, chid ofe‘t. gems Bay, to he .i a tenant at [he Ens; Poi”; oer-m cape, the land'agenrsre. enlorceiiient ol the law oi the land, infringed the law of nu- ‘ measure was entirely lost. l‘lie hon. member or mice Pistrict No.12, couiprisipg ruwna‘lllps plazas aiding in Charlottetown? HOW could he transport his pro, ture or the-law of humanity? For all this, be (Mr. Rue) potinty Wlllles,'l)y his Resolution, to-beai-yitt the last House William Undol‘llfl'y‘, oi Lot ob, to be (:uiuinissiooer- I, dune such a distance? and “'11,, could not, he was as, much contended the House had competent anthority—naty, was 1 in their assertions that the burdens and hardships of L3,-cllfll!)l‘13|llg'll p‘wnslppsulfios, 42L43,5g,5§( m m. mercy out", agents as ever. He hoped something imperativer called on to enquire. He did not say that Mr. the people emanated from the proprietors and theirnbettors. “Hirgfgndlzzu “'3 “i "mu" “W "a I”. Pemanem would be. no“, (“mafia order ,0 prevent any fur. Peters was guilty or not; but it was due to that House to [Here tltc hon. member read one of the Resolutions pas- l- - mm * ' ' '

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“MN *oi’r‘ . I 'Qm the rem make the enquiry. \Vo are going to say that we have no sed by the late House, corroborating his statements] '] his J0:::liii:;%;:‘l:?’st?qg: :Zm42lsjgne; Bum“ Should be fixed a, one shining éurrencv’ and the ,,,.,:,,‘{,,,.e'(',{ right to ititertere with any thing utterthis. (Reads li‘oui Mr. Resolution was passed by the last House, ol which Mr. 5 ° F ‘ ’ t “u ‘ ’

, . , . I . “,3 1mm ,aken as paynwmg and than he “mugm me mun- Palmer’s Resolutions.) “ We have no hope _ ;” {lslll‘MlE as line was a member ;. and was not His Excellency/justified J"£1:.(i'gffég’;Pi:3:;ziglilj’fvrglll‘i:{JR—(f:gygmt T. ,,.y would be 5m3559¢ He would assu'm the House [mungp his cause was right, he had “hope.” Our advorsaries may in .the representations he sent home . respecting the 56, 54, 53’ 52’ 51, and Gengfluwn and Kain-“'3, . tation was more strong and determined than hon. members say we have no hope; but he did not say so, butiioped our mapirity from which such a Resolution emanated? Edwurd Thunnunv “5L Andrew's puim’ w in, were aware of. [Here he read a Resolution] Not-v, as re- hope would grow stronger and stronger. He did not-see This correspondence touched some members to the fin- Disuim Nu, my cumpming'powmihip. bio. gnrds ,he hm" pan of it, as me ham member (Mp-Yen) that lie was bound to go With that Resolution: it does'tiot quick :Fbut he defied tiem to impugn its correctness. and Montague Bridge. _ , .’ soméunms say.’ “let every ml, stand 0,, its own pmmmp go to. enact. any thing, and lie was not tlierelore satisfied in 1830, when the House ofAsseInbly met, there were very ‘ y . Let the fishermen make good their claim ‘ my loyalty in With it. Let us tell the people what we have received from lew arrears of rent due; and had they never met, the bur- ‘ ‘ NEWMAN 5 OFFICE, AP" - ' . . t .' , ' . Lord John Russell. If we are here onl to et tliintts dens would not be what the ' now are. It was . rcuerall “'9 L‘cmemmGovem‘" “"dlrene‘l ‘1'” "mm" those inatteis is to leave the fislieiies as we tound them. 3’ g n , l b, y Es “rpm, H p - I , b - d- u c »,,, Those who would exact from the tenants more than they smoothly, We may as well tell the people at once thutwe admitted that-the tenantry could not pay the rents in cash, Page!“ fur Ki'n‘iu'}: 005:": ’ ° “"53"” “‘ " l’m . can afford to pay, act contrary to the interest oftlie country, are to get no redress from Lord Stanley, and we may .as every successive year; yet Will it be supposed that the pro- His Excellency has ms“, be". “and m dine, and ow," ygainst their own, ti". so long as a man is in (10m, well go home about our liusmcss. We when the proprio- prietors would turn a way the present occupiers, and supply; Jnhn Cmnbridge’ Esq” “Richmond, and Richard H be is dispirttcd and dissatisfied, whether the debt he £5 or I?“ m mkc mm" FEMS l“ BMW» ‘1'”! “'9 “gem” “re “dverll' me" l’l‘ms ‘Vnhl’ermns w'lh "8w lace“ and new “"mes - ol‘Tryun, to be inserted in the Commission uftllo Pela- £50’ a; he is at all in danger of being deprived ofhis “harry, smg to that effect; but what benefit,- lie would ask, was _it Would the proprietors be better by the exchange ? Would Comny. , , Luyflhy has been much talked about. and he s,,p,,osed,f,-0m that the agent of Lord Selkirk advertised to take the rent iti it up! he more natural to suppose that they wottld 'be more an “m has he“, said, thu, some g0, cred-u for very “me of produce, until a certain date, in (Flilll‘lollelowll ?_ From the destrous to procure their rent, by exporting their produce, , that commodity. [Hm-e l,6 rend smnething about My. elm-k9 distance, and the uncertainty ol t-he'weather, u would. be or by endeavouring to improve their property with it? It The Lieutenant Governor, in Council, has been pie, f and his Ext-en“,ch Great charges of dispmmy and ms- iiiipossililc to bring the produce Within the limited period, was not, therefore, to the proprietors that the present da- point the Hon. Jusepli Pope, Howls. Mucdt-nuld,fleat infection are laid on the shoulders oftlie esclieators, and it so that the tciiautry Were no better Circumstallm-‘(l than lr PWSSEd SW3 "F We conmry i510 be ascribe‘l, hm Fame" ‘0 “Mgr WWW" C”".“"” ‘2‘"! William 5“"‘WY' “9"” was broadly hinted they were at the bottom of those ebulli— the offer to take produce had never been battle; but the those who profess to be the friends of the people, but who 5:””“r‘ f‘” “‘3 "Wm?" ”‘ “ bu'l‘l'l'g fl" a“ A'ylu'g“ tions of poplier fading.- bm [he mm, is, gm “,3 high rams agent should be compelled to take it on the land where the have llllel‘lOl'OllJBClfl in View; and were it not for following “my”: “"d "m" 010°C“ "fchaml'i mm“ “’9 .and tlieitiipoverishcd smte om", Colony were the chiefflnd rent becomes due, il'tlie tenants were designed to be hene- the advice oftbose demagogues, the high rents complained “9' 21' only causes of all the discontent, The tenants were filed by the arrangement. l'le(Mr. Rae) found it necessaryiof would have been, perhaps, lessened before now; but the , A . . deeply in tumor ofrent,even before there was a word about Identitratlict a statement made by the him. the Speaker, ofl proprietors were not allowed to do this. In 1835, the Hour“: T, L. G j , SECRE'HM 5‘0"?!“ P: “chem; the Proprietors, and no, the eschenmrsy were me the few cases of distruiiit for rent that fell Within his know- of Assembly commenced its sessions, and added four years’ A lbw “Ellen”: (Heron: pas geelll-p cuismlllilslifio cause oftlic riots. In some cases, rent is (leiiiandetl for 100 le‘lge- He knew 0‘- “ [30”50" Who “’33 f0”)? yew,“ "esmem “"9an to the "ccm'ms 'he" ‘l'le i agilint l" 1839‘ four year“, liiiiii lgdiaiuu‘ll‘eivlilii lien'I Jiidiebel‘)’ Hasnrd‘ an ,ncrss,wliere there is not near so much ; so that, from the ex- in the district to which the Speaker alludes, who was dis- more ofarrears were sufi'ered to accumulate. Here are £40 ’ um d 'h ‘ ' '