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ral its rider the people waturally hailed with exultant

enwerd in the road to pre Fment, but i reli the advent of a man who took

oftentimes throws him with Bich a that he rarely ifever recovers, | , What 1s crime? A Wretched vagabond

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travelling fron: place to place in a fruit-'and that it was his determination to ex-|

leas endeavour to escape from justice, who is constantly engaged in parsult. tod ta virtue and) happiness, though at nmes the cdapafion of poor innocence, which ismadeto suffer for the guity.

W hat is justice 2? A. pair of scales: in whick tie actions of mankind are often weighed ; the true weight being brought uD by power aud wealth, witist others that are incofféet are substituted.

What is ‘idletiese?) A ptbhe mint where various kinds of mischief is coined and: extensively circulated among the despicable of the human race.

What is fear? A frightful and dange-

rous eubstance to the really guilty, but)

a vain and harmless shadow tothe con- scientiously honest and upright.

a Tee Che, Examiner.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1850.

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WY KXKAMINER OFFICE IS REMOVED TO THE CORNFR OF GREAT GEORGE AND QR&FTON STREETS, DIRECTLY oPro- SITE THE WRST SIDE OF THE COLO- NIAL BUILDING.

OE LRA TOTES © TPT EELS EO DEATH OF ‘TIA. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

@m Donatp Camrnerrt is dead! The public, as well as His Exceilency’s fumi- iy, have for sowe..mionths been prepared for this event, anc must -have received «ts announcement ay by no means start-

Laing.

Whilst the community readily sympa- thises with his family in their bereave- ment, we think there are few who can aincerely regard his Ivxcellency’s remo-

icare to announce that he was a member of tle great Reform Club of London,

lercise his high authority for the benefit ‘of all classes, and not for that of a few. | | The premature dissolution of the Par- liament elected in 1846, wherein the oli- ‘garchy, by two unconstitutional acts, ac- quired their wonted ascendancy, strength- ened, rather than repressed, the presump- tion, that his Excellency was desirous of eliciting the real opinions of his fellow subjects, and of acting in accordance with them. It may be remembered by cur readers that we regarded that dissolution asa bright omen in his Excellency’s career, for we thought that if he were actuated by a desire to serve the interests of the oligarchy, he would have sufler- ed that Parliament which served their ‘urn so submissively and well, to linger out the Jegal term of its ex- istence. Subsequent events, howe- ver, plainly indicated, that Sir Donald

respecting the temper of the country, and was blindly induced to believe, that bad and corrupt, and tyrannical as the old Assembly was, a new one could be created infinitely worse ; or, in other words, that ina new Assembly a majo- rity would be found ready to. strangle Responsible Government ifever again its ery should be heard, and continue to pamper with official pap the bastard which had so Jong usurped its place. ‘The singularly crooked policy pursued by his Excellency after the atsembling of the New House in March last, presents two many topics for consideration to be reviewed at the present moment. We

val from amongst us as a great public) oifamity. There are few who did nat | to see him out of the Government—| none, we think, who wished to see him| jaid in the grave. Of Sir Donaid Campbeil’s private and omestic virtues we shall say nothing, because we know little in reference to’

them, But of bis merits as a public man}

—ofhis capacity for governing a colony of freemeu— we do know something from the experience of the three last years of his life. We have lately given our opi- sion of lis public conduct svinilst he held the Goverament of this Island, and we aee no reason now why we should reverse Ahat opinion,

With less love of power for the mere @ake of. its. enjoyment—-less _ de- wire to. be thought great without passes- singsny of the distinctive qualities of greattiess— less cunning, and finesse, and Misingenuousness, Sir Donald Campbell might have been an eminently popular sad honoured representative of his So- vereign.

No man ever came to the chief magis- tracy under more favourable auspices. The peoplehad become heart-sick of an @ligarchy who moulded previous gover- wors to their will—dispensing the patro- nage of the Crown, at. their dictation, frowning down enquiry into official pecu- ‘ation, and‘repressing the hopes and the ‘energies of the honoarably ambitious be- -yond the pale of the favoured class, who might aspire to make their talents useful

from Government Honse for interment,

must leave the subject, therefore with the intention of returning to it on Saturday

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next, when we shall endeavour to bring

our analysis of his late Excellency’s offi- cial character to a close,

Yesterday at 2 o’clock, the morta! re- mains of Hie Excellency were removed in the following order :—

The Sons of Temperance—preceded by their Band.

The Sexton.

The Highland Society—preceded by. their Cnuaplain the Rev. R. Macnair. |

Detachment 38th Regiment., forming the Guard of Honour.

either misjudged or was misinformed

grant money for the rapair of those

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An Cui Movawers. hen Aw . were appointed er 6 sf £ . ‘ ; ma. t ads. CanpbelgEeqier Hon. Col tary|s ticles exhibited iio

Hon. Chief Justice Jarvis— Hoa. ene aN ght deem worthy of

Peters | being sent tothe Exhibition of Ind Captain Cumberlatd-—Judge Barrow. ar all Nitloile, to be held in Loadid in

{the year 1851. The Committees, afters Gareful examination, awarded premiume {to the persons: whose nameawill be fo below--the articles bedilinc ithe ‘\perty of the Society, for’ the’ purpose above “mentioned. We Were much Officers of the Militia. ie Mdina Me oat There were some eighteen or twan

Civil Officers, ivery nice shawls and séarfs exhibited, The High Sheriff of Queen's County and) Which reflected very great credit onthe his Deputy, with their Staves. ‘makers—particularly those made py a

The Magistrates,

Servants of the deceased, Members of the Legislative Council. Members of the House of Assembly. Officers of the Army and Nevy.

| Miss Balderston and Miss Hodves, j specimens of home manufactured cloths, The Gentlemen of the Bar. ef different sorts and. colors, were the

The Gentlemen of the Town and Coun-|2¢8t We have ever geen of this Ieland, try. jmake. The articles to which prizes were |not awarded, were disposed ot et auction,

The Procession moved in a straight gretuitiously by Mr. Yates. and spirited line from Government House, until it competition ensued, most of the articles reached the North end of Queen Street, realizing remunerative prices. : it then proceeded along the said Street. We are sorry that no sampies of oor to the Corner of Grafton Street, and from indigenous bonnet grass will be forward- ihence along the Street at the end of the/ed to the Bxhibition. The finest quality, Square until it arrived opposite to the We think, is superior in strength and. entrance of Saint Paul’s. Church ; when beauty to the best imported Dunstable, the body was removed from the Hearse,|and we doubt not will come rapidly inte ‘and borne to the Church by six Aig'lan-' general use. We have also a wild Cot- ders (all Campbells) through a line form-|ton plant, which grows on any soil, and ed by the Highland Society and the! yields abundantly a woo! riva!ling in purt- Troops. Afier the usual service for the ty 204 lustre produce of the tropical silk’ dead was performed, the body was depo- Cotton tree. We suspect that the pile ‘sited beneath the Cuancel of the Church,| rather short for the purpose of spinning, | Mr. Lobban, Sergeant at Arms, mar-|but there are many other useato whieh, ‘shalled the Procession. |we are confident it might be advantage-

eon (OUSlY applied. ‘The silk-cotton to which, Aoi Wo iow iwe have just alluded, was once—and AN EXAMPLE TO ROAD COM-| may be still for cught we know—exten-

MISSIONERS. ‘sively manufactured into the finest des- | Onurattention has been directed to an Cription of hate. Why 'were nota few

advertisement published in the Royal Ga-| Pounds of our silk cotton ‘procured ?

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celle by Mr. James L. Haypen, the PREMIUMS ;

‘Commissioner for the 10th District, of-| For the best two bushels of Wheat,

tis . ‘ ’ Joha M Gregor. Lot 48 . " Llw

fering to let at public auction the repair, jo. do. Barley, R. Weoiner, 8

of three Bridges in that District, which) - Bustioo, — - . - i @. ne, : Do. do, Biask Oats, John

have been carried away in one of the late Bryenton, - ' 7

'storins—tlie cont ak | Da. do. White Oats. D. M' Ewen, 0% : ntractors to take the work Best bushe! of Timothy Seed, Wm.

‘subject to the appropriations that may | Longworth. . . ~ Jae ihereafier be made by the Legislature. roe ae he wena 2 We are informed on the best authority Tre het hpeeee W. Byde and W. ‘3 ; <4 ‘rosby, Filiot River. feach.} i ithat the work was readily taken upon this) Best ibs. ea reanarilla Root, oe Ry icondition, and atas low a rate for each; , Cairns. Beceqne, - ‘ “a ae 4 : - . ' Best 7 lbs, creased Flax, James Mc. ; Bridge as if the Commissioner had the Quaid, Hilsborough, - — - 1 6

necessary funds in-his hands to meet the) Best 10 yards Homespan Cloth. milled, James Lane Le Sable, - 56 ‘expense.

Best 5 yards Shepherd’s Plaid, Robert

Mr. Hayden’s conduct in this respect, | Best Woolen Plaid Shawl, Mi¥s Bal- Le

is deserving of all praise. It shews that derston, Union Road il 7 y 2 | : ra

‘he and the contractors have the fullest mee ee ea teem ioe Hee 118

coniidence in the House of Assembly to’!

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Bridges ; and we trust that the Commis-' PLOUGHING MATCIH.

sioners of other Districts, where the like! The Annual Plonghing Match, under

eaie ty fhe direction of the Royal Agricultural repairs Ds , t - rs } cS aaa ie nhs will promptly fol ‘Society, took place on Thureday Jest, the Xampie. 2 ney may rely, upon Oth inst.. ona Farm of Mr. Benj. Wright, it, that the Legislature will duly appre.|in Charlottetown Royalty. ‘The Plough: _

His. Excellency’s Charger, fully capari- soned, led by an Orderly.

The Medical Attendants.

‘The Chureh Wardens, with their Staves. , Rev. €. Lloyd, Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Rector, Rey. D. Fitz-| gerald, Curate. The Undertaker. |

Paun Brarers.

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Pats Brarers.)

Hon. Edward f 3 = se) Hon. Daniel | Palmer, SEs Brenan, LYS ae SS weee ec 2 8 i Hon. Charles , BoSe | Hom. John ilensley, nuit ai 2 M,. Holl, ets em £2 & oad 2 3 “gO 8 t aa 9,905 Hon. Robert| £22 | Hon.Geo.R. Hodgson, ({ 3:35 ) Goodman. His late Excellency’s Carriage.

to themselves and to theircountry. Pant-

By eOtL de ORME OL VI" Douec ing fara change from the cursed policy) whieh had thus wiagoreraed the countrys}

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{fis Honor the Administrator of the Go-

—-yernment, and the Commandant of the ‘Tro%ps,

be t

|States exchanges furnish no items of in-

necting took place at the appointed time,| Kesner x, Lit 48...

ciate their confidence, and liberally PPO Te the ae weer caren ne |. the Judges had no lite diffieulty int vide for all th idivks peudteadiiene cma ; tae expense that may be *N- awarding Preiniams. "i curred. | The persons opposite to. whose names

jthe amounts are placed, were the succeae {(F" We erave the indulgence of our! ful competitors. - readers for the unavoidable delay which First Crass,

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has occurred in the issuing of the present| Ropert Carson oh £400 j No. The inconvenience and joss of is; 2s

time incurred by the removal of our Prigt-| No, 1. Aiceanioe teas eats

ing Office, will, we hope, be deemed? | Rares acd £3 06

sufficient excuse. 2 James Temple, New

Glasgow,

3 Thomas Carr, Brackley

Point Rosd,

4 Lauchian McNeill, Prince town Road, | { ° John MeLauchlan, St.

ALL. NATIONS, New@issgow,-" 2 "0 4

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No English Mail having arrived since our last issue, our Colonial and United

telligence worth quoting.

siiehais 7 John Stews Pursvanr'to an advertiaement of the Point Road. - —— 1 0 9 Royal Agricultural Society, offering Pre- 8 Denzil Morshead, North "| miums for articles, the growthand man-} | River, - - owe

ufacture of Prince Edward Island.to bel | 9.Semnel Roper, Royal se mere OF : q os ne 3 t

exhibited in the Town Hall, in Charlot- decal eaatands Waser “Bio

town, onthe 9th October, instan’, the River; H. Loxeworrn Royalty 7B

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