, I, n;- @bs @olo ~,. ,1, ; HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. . FRIDAY, MARCH 19, Monday, March 22 The greater part CHARLOTTETOWN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3. 1341... t: a, . Of this day Was 8 ( Continued. ) when a numbér of Resolutio A; exgl'ydsin this: Journal of the . spo on b Mr. T Pgllriner, being read1 homs ' ouse resolved itself int on ; andflqn the House reslfnfiEgo , ' omson had been 1 I, V olrlnfirggttee haghcome to the followiti’igyrgsaghihofd that the LVED, atit is theo ' ' ' z—- ‘ h In pinion of th ' _ ; signageng ply John Thomson, Estjs iiiorlliililinee, that . iniIiUitOusa :0: Cage of.‘he Petitiongr arosetg’yemer‘ harlmwmwfi (needing, in which the learned All" obea I “amean and stilling Mr. .Paliner) hada h'anrle’!’n r I that the said,John TLeaCh of the privileges of this H, was . .51 the Speaker andlbmson, Esq” be admoniShed :tulsfi; owmg words:__, 6 mquired to apologise in th: . ‘Speake . .‘ John Thomsoii, . havmg used unp’ ,- ' House, when it mg given offence . Palmer.” Supply, 118 were agreed to. preceding day, as to on, With reference to mmittee of Privile . es the Chalrmau repgrt. Commit: . ee was appomted to inquire in measures‘ tlire which had bee ' O,r . I) mean 1 . was Oil-$3123“: Of Mr. D. szddgiiullfiuo'ls and Beacons. Governor: 0 be Presented to Hi To Hing-,Ercellency Sm CHARLES AUGL‘ (man! Govern/1r. (5-0. (3-5 (H. May it please your Excellency- tioThq‘llIoulsf of Assembly, , don ‘ . 11.0 tie ublic Acc mlianpglpagpse lto this Honourable House Rertormed by Spechmzz l debate 'eyt {fgglmge on the floor of, .ounty to assist the Sher'l‘fon'stables sent to the hgnjlsblfly; u-d am sorry ,br tron of his duty in that Cdu or e and learned member, 1 said to have been performeiltlv) he Resolution h ’ ofa riot and an ' - . av . assault 0 eed ‘0, Mr. Tl’iOmsclrlig‘ been PM flom the Chair, and request’ that your Excelln hls '-“ Ssrfieerlt m a...£ii.l’§f1‘i§'l‘.§2£1agsm .meJ Pml’e” Offigers tom. harged. ‘ r. Secretary ' - His Excellency li'om person; and have humbly Haviland delivered the following Messages IV]: ‘ the Lieutenant Governor :— of, and that His Excellency was pleased to say, send an answer by message. _ _ ["“E‘T MESSAGE] The rest of the day was spent in Committee of Supply. ‘ 'A. FITZ ROY, Lieut. Governor. Lieutenant ,Governor lays before the House of _ y the Plan of a Survey of Lennox Island, accom- ied by the Surveyor’s Report of the description of ' . .Soil, the extent of improvement made thereon by the . ions, and the length of time the Indians have resided - the Island, as requested by the House of Assembly , jtbe last Session. ,Government House, 19th March, 1841. . ' WEDNESDAY, March 24. The Bill for regulating jhe qualifications of Jurors, passed, on the following division: Yeas—Messrs. Thomson, D. Macdonald, Forbes, W. Dingwell, Macfarlune, well, Fraser, Maclean, Hudson, 12. Nays—Hon. J. S. Macdonald, Messrs. Palmer, Beck, Montgomery, Macneill, Yeo, Dalziel, Longworth, 9 The rest of the day was spent in t matters relating to Roads and Bridges. division was inserted in our last. _— [ssconn MESSAGEJ ' A. FITZ ROY, Lieut. Governor. The LieutenantGovernor transmits to the House of ' bly the Copy of a Presentntent ofthe Grand Jury _ jug": County, with reference to the difficulty and nvjbpience arising from the refusal of persons to ' as Constables, who have been so nominated by the rt, and recommending that a summary mode be vided by Law, to compel persons to serve who may appointed Constables by the Court. -Also, The Copy of a Presentment of the Grand Jury 1 King’s County, upon the insufliciency of the 'Fence , , und the Jail Yard, fcr the safe enstody of Prisoners. ‘3"; 'Also. a Statement ofthe Grand Jury of Prince County, the‘necessity of‘Eertain' improvements to the Jail' in ' at County. All which the THURSDAY, March 25. Criminal Sessions in Queen’s County, and to be regulated Sessions in England—Second reading on Tuesday. The Bill introduced by Mr. Thomson, the Road Compensation Act, bill was lost. -Mr. Rae reported quire into the expenditure on Buoys and Beacons. Mr. Longworth reported ti‘om the Committee torep’ort on tlie‘be‘st Sife for a Light'l-Iourle ‘fo‘r‘b town Harbour, and the probable cost of the structure. Mr. Palmer reported Lieutenant Governor recomménds to referred the several petitions and other documents re = - ,' cm's‘de'mmn of the Hopse' the construction ofa new wharf at the. Ferry Point opposite . ' Government House, 19th March, 1841. Charlottetown. - I. ‘ The three last mentioned Reports were all referred to a: SATURDAY, MARCH 20- Committee of the whole House. . i r. Thomson reported an Address to His Excellency, , —— , . , v ying that he would cause a newsutvey to be made ofa SALARY 0; FHE LIEUTENAN E GOVERPOR‘ .. ~ 6 of road from Dingwelps Mills ,0 Gangs“, River Bridge_ C The House haying gone. inio_ Committee on the Slate of the , . reed to_ olony. to take into 'conSideration the Despcttch of Lord John‘L h r The House then went into Committee on the Public Sfizfl’bgfigfirig £2353; atl‘lllflgrm £103? Effigfiffi' It 1? ccounts, when the Report which we inserted in our last [he Colony. 9y 5 ° Y I i‘ I ’ : reported ‘0 ‘he House, and agreed to: With some amend‘ The Hob. J. S. MACDONALD said the subject before the H . m3 Olno Swill» moment ' ‘ Committee was one of very Great importhnce and called (or t ‘ ' M" R83= .mo‘ed that the following be added to “16 most serious consideration :f the Cominittcla. ’ - rt :——“ That the whole expenditure on Buoys and the Despntch read the day it was submitted to the House. cons, with the single exception of those at Grand River, was most decidedly opposed to the measure therein referred to. expenses ofthe Gove pears extravagant; and that a COmmittee be appointed, to because he considered the sum required much greater than the country resources of the country would Warrant the House in granting; not hes'mue to adv . F ,: quire into the means most proper for diminishing such : v penditure”—wbich was negatived, only Mr. Fraser and . Macintosh voting for it, besides the mover. Mr. Thomson, in particular, expressed himself warmly an inst the motion, which he seemed to consider had some . - ' h he himself had in advising the cing of the Buoys and Beacons at Three Rivers, and at on to say “that he .(Mr. Rae) had acted in a most vidious and ungentlemanly manner in bringing the motion I “d,” : Mr. Rae said he would not submit to such an imputation, d'moved that Mr. Thomson’s words be taken down— ‘ :- hich, was ordered—and the House soon afier adjourn- "! hmbour. ' ' ‘ I the afirnoon, the House sat with closed doors, ' ‘1 osubject 'was again taken up, as will be seen by the fol- the-lands of the Islan ' .Iwing extracts from the Journals :—- This gentle hm! be (Mr. ' Ordered, That the entry in the Journals of this day, relative ‘0 Operate M '4 Sllmulus, . I ‘ d d ' .. now require . an to remind us H ' 08115111 Words sI’oken by 10h" Th°m5°‘." ESq be not complain. ifcalled upoh to pay the but at the same time, he must confess, acknowledging the justice of the principle, talion of the present salary of the Lieu that the same should be borne by the Colany; House, he had turned the matter over in his mind repe ,dly, viewed it, he thought, in all its bearings. The Gover {- a PC a H =- to E- a Q 5" ca cessity of increasing His Excellency’s salary, his present income was inadequate to enable dignity of his office. and Lord John Russell in his Despatcb say Colony in North America, w does not pay for the expcnces of its civil govc for back as 1825, s that this is when her Majesty’s government, so to induce the Ilhuse to grant that if we did not comply, whole amount 0 r. l ; " And the same being read; . - - » ' , . . . most serious consideration, Resqlved’ rm“. 'Zh's House do now lesollfe "self .13“, 8: may'probably result from refusing to grant what p, .mmittee of Privileges, to take the subject into conm era- gwemmem deem a just and— ,easnname demnmL ‘ ‘ n' known , The House accordingly resolved ' ommittee. duty alone‘ paid in last year, the imperial ~- itteerhad gone into the consideration of the matter to them must also be born - - had heard Mr. Thomson in explanation, and hadlbeen pleased to forego the collection of the Quit ,.' . to two resolutions thereupon; which Resolutions a limited period, m 3 again read at the Clerk’s Table, were, upon the ques- Stitute a Land Tax, ‘ .1 separately put thereon, agreed to by the House, and are for the improvement 0 followz— , siderable sum in I. _ O " -l. Rnsonvsn, That it is the opinion of .this Committee, Clown Lands, It 15 therefore ‘1“"9 Possum, . . ' r ‘ demand on our Alexander Rae E a Member of this House, in 01123:. 3950’ 5 Government may, If “"5 . l L to the House t dig-:8 “min msolufion,_as an addition mtla‘etst wfigaqfunfavourable reception, - the Report on the Public Accounts, did not act in any unite; or 5;! ner either insidionsly or ungentlemanly; and that John gnce b'e caned’upon to pay moon, Esq, in having in his place charged the sai -. . . er Rae, Esq. with havmg acted in pa insidious im- ' ntlemanly manner, in offering the_ said Resolution, is . » ty of. breach of the privileges of. this House. - , V . ‘2. RESOLVED, That it is the opinion of this committee, v " l" t t John Thomson, Esq” a Member of this House, for the ., = ‘ l t of the privileges of this House In ofi‘enng certain * ,3, i : naive language-towards Alexander Rae, Esthbe brou ht ‘_ >, » thebuofthe HouIe,ond required to apologize to 18 / ouse III the tollowing words :-— “Mr. S ker ' I “1', glob“ insidious: and 'ungentlemanly,’ to and appropriate the Civil List. continued the hon. mem ' than this may be the result—Her Maje round upon us and say, you are . an I people; we have fostered your colony 1 the expences of your Civil government up and now lhat we tell you'that the salary of is inadequate to can ' as the Representative of the Sovereign, on make some addition thereto, you answer, no; . no longer worthy of our protection—we shall w1t jesty’s Representative constitution, and annex you to scotians fleece you as they please. would be sorry indeed to see either of these and he thought that the best way of averting from amongst yap-dept! th t I made use of the words But be new a ward: Alexander Rae, ( and acknowledge pent in Committee of to the expendi- 7 the f'ollowin-r Add b! the in x ' ‘ r 191ml G s Excellency file I his: overnmcm'” srus FrTr . ' . "‘ ROY! K- 11-, Lzeu- . llcy ‘0 cmlifiv with the re ifp tIhe course of their investiga- nr therein charges for services . Queen’ .Kingi’s County in the excel: , pin also charges for duties y ie said Sherifl; on account I ‘ able t ' ‘ ' fancy WI” be leased Q to, 0 his standing In soviet *«__scqus.w. 84138 i. re ommittee' appointed to wait upoii the Lieutenant? | men! that they are thus Governor with the said Address, reported the delivery there- he would Gorman, he consideration of The scale of sub- Mr. Palmer introduced a Bill for the establishment of for the trial ofon fences not affecting life or limb—to . be held twice a year, by the rules of the Courts of Quarter to further amend, was read a second time and. committed. The Committee rose without reporting; so the from the Committee appointed to in? a pointed ,bc addcdto iartottc~ l he paid‘ a from the Committee to whom was lthat tli lative to ; increase mar: thefcould "0t hell’I'Act placing the whole 1 a 1 any ungmen"dis )osal ofthe Le islatur ’ t. Governorwas necessary ‘ l. . . g.‘ ‘3‘ but as a consider: lfldVlse his said Majesty to gra able time had elapsed since the Despatch was laid before the an 1 , -,Gene,;l Lordship was pleased to express, the and Lord John Russell had both recognized the justice and on the ground than him to support the 'witbout trenching on his private resources; the only i itb the exception of Bermuda, which 3 entire resom-c mmenl- allhO‘dgll sal of the Colonial Legis considered that 'tms Colony to make Civil List and general improvement of the Island utmost regret, far improved in their th its exigencies, to on i, as one in w island is involved, it was expedient to add been proved by ' members. the country entertains moved before long, and may not prove as satisfact him his full sala refusing to comply we by no means shou Government of this Colony, _ _ in proportion to our colonial revenug, the trouble to look at , H , find that the Legislature have granted ' - d were capable of bearing those chargce. McDonald) bad no doubt, was intended therefore, Tth it is a subject of the sources of this Colony have not yet so in keeping pace wi take upon itselfthc burden ofany part ofits Civil List, and that ld be added to a charge and under difl'ercnt cir- igbt at an early day be prepared ile the resources of uch a demand upon itsj the Right Honorable the Secretary I and that until the whole of its tor-l placed at the disposal of . deem it inexpcdient levied on the inhabi- lie amount of the present the sum we could ftbe civi‘ itself into the said over Which. the Legislature have no control, except by su (i'erancc; not to speak of the ML Longworth (the Chairman) reported, that the Com- proceeds of the permanent Revenue Acts, amounted to £1200. ll ‘. e in mind, that the Imperial Government have iritoria Rents for ' the local and have allowed the Legislature to sub- j the proceeds thereof f the Colony; besides, there is a con-1nmtg 0f the Treasury arising from the sale of that Her Ma- liberality direct His Excellency to out of the Treasury of this Island, the sum re. if ofl‘ence be taken at our illiberabty, we may at Yes, Mr. Chairman, her) it is not improbable .but even worse sry’s Ministers may turn ungrateful, troublesome 11 its infancy, and borne to the present time; the Lieut. Governor ble him to maintain the dignity of his office (1 call upon you to you are therefore hdraw Her Ma-' 've you of your Nova. Scotia, and let the Nova- Mr. McDonald) events take place; i such an evil was, to the Lieut. Governor of the Majesty’s M' ' . - mister ’ iwnll cease so soon 5’ “ho km distant a period V as ,- of the subject, he pOSSIb'e‘ Sland currcnr-v . I. e lthis Island ,0 1,]; P ,l‘ annum;_be long as the present Civil List of he motion was seconde d b Mr. SPEAKER thought y it w Lililtpeasing the salary of His net revenue. impoverished in a state fit to meet that ’ disposablemon , Lands. e‘v 1n the Trcasu resources; the sequenlly do not know what is I . i am a gentleman 1n this country ' y Edi-9.5L. ... representations "iii '3 lrom [1 what it reaby is not. the other Provinces. the most promine rounded by the Ministers in lieu complaints made to former Mini better have weighed those complai and advrce of the Governor General to i . . . Lieutenant Govern r o' I 1; . the mode of selecting Juries, was read the third tune alldl“.hen ,his 6010“), :anLOjlngef-rflygfiy m” memo,- , S aker cited a passage out of a Despatcb Clark, Le Luella": Mitflgfldb stating that stbe Home Government . ing- erievances of which the Colony Our grievances, numerous and only be increased by complying He concluded by saying. that he won further until he had bead what hon. members 11 subject under con=idcra,:ion. that as the Resolution be was a fully on the subject, he did \Vhereas the Right his Despatcn, bearing payable to the Lientcn Civil List, as voted by lthat the additional sum of .6 such salar ' y of the Pub to Fit l among 0! charge. cipal Secretary hearing date the 25th dress of the House of pcal of the Permanent expenses ofthe Colonies. ive'd state of this lsluu he i ofits Civil List; and stated When he heard i dition of the Colony might be such he make a moderate but perm iAssembly, by orderi ‘being sensible that the fin ‘the expenses of its Civil E ',House of Assembly, in its -tion, wherein was adoptc ne- 'state as to enable it, A l list; it therefore behoved this Committee to give the subject its a . . . d. h , , and look to the consequences that l“ ‘3 "lexlle “3m t at a“) sum S ‘0“ Her Majesty's it was a well fact, that there is a considerable portion of the Revenue 2‘0 which, Ecnmstances this Colony provide for, ‘continue so ‘fbnds as that proposed by of State for the Colonies, that any additional 'moved as an amendment, moment to cypress Committee; it was one of every member of Excellency the Lieutenant l our Colonial affairs, we are thereby rendered q His Excellency’s Salary. ought to pay the Civil List port and pay it. parties who made such pr riably have done in other jtbem the country has , , sq., c Member of this Honorable House, m d lb 1 - " we we" 110‘ l'cab to that in all' 0 to nta i era sum per annum I . _ I .. . - ire .39. ill “(13:38, for lug; a. slum ’gviolafion Coil-3y for time being: so long as ihe Imperial Governmentshall an: Situated as it is, commas to pay the Civil List. Such a measure would, n} his . t !_ e proprietary ‘ List; for imperial Government ha be tantamount to a commutation of the Civil ' um Th be! "u - . ' " w“ '“8 “lid in, and having mude_ his apo- opinion, _ ’ ' ' M Home, ' ' l I. who Will be Governor _ ' q :r' ’ ‘ ‘ fiiwgsumd' by“ w‘ “om perhaps both, will have considerable influence at . / Ill." {‘0‘ . r , ,4“ ' ' ' ‘ b r his friends sentations of that proprietary body, it is likely that either e o with He; day had to my no less th . _ as the colo ' Will use their powerful influerilcse mof GOVcrnor there quest 0 Excellency as we are by the pro; The people of England y no not know the state of Majesty’s Principal Secretary 0 date the and thatsucb ndditiona ers reasons therein exprc e Revenue and Commerce of d, and that its funds Were capa .And Whereas Lord Goder-ich, w of State for the Colonies, in November, 183?, in answer to an Ad- der for tbé re— Assembly, praying an or and, although Revenue Acts of this is] his Lordship was ofopinion that the permanent and n for their civil Government, ought not to be defrayed from the Revenues of the Mother Conn- l try, and further, trusted, that at a (1, both in population an lwould enable its Legislature to take upon rnment, from the charge incurred fig 3 rcpea i“ that if the desired settlement of the Lands ble consideration ofbis (tbcn) Maj es of the Colony be while at its present amount and that wb inadequate to meet 8 l and casual Revenues are Legislature, this Committee burtbeu should be the Colony, by adding to t Salary of its Lieutenant Governor. Mr. CLARK, on seconding the his opinion on the that called for the Boom. By the Des are called‘on to make further were placed at our disposal, It will be recollect erected into a separate Government on the to defray its Civrl List; this promise was did in this case, but they always made sure of having their own demands enfo means have they from time’ to * the Colony ten-times the amoun the country been retarded in its advance to imto been reduced to’its presen under such burdens, and the Local Governmeat. body sed on by the false repre- wing 15*saddlcd with” to ward off the Governor of this Colo Mr. Yeo. ould be “UV thing rY- (0 pay have n with that degree of di induch to believe that this cm In looking back to the complaints from at are the high sums dc- of the Civil List; and with such sters, Lord John Russell bad ment nants before he acted upon the rec ncrcasc the salary o £1000 sterling, at a 11 (Here Mr. before the House, liing to redress the V0“ng were wi might have reason to com they are. with the tenor of this Despatch. ld defer stating any thing ad to olfer on the unredressed as [000, sterling n'ds’of this Colony, ane ise His Majesty to give his Revenue .within this Yet his Lordship di at the prayer of the House of lof the said Revenue Acts, the Colony were, as his n “ inadequate to defray And whereas the Session of 1835, passed a Resolu- d, as the opinion of the House, meet the favora- , ances of stablisbment.” liiture, it won in $31 provision Governor. uite urlable We may i omise, cases ; 5 been impo an £150,000 sterling, that sfl‘li“ additional sal ’ . ar ' - ‘ the CM! List}, ,rest, for the Cl will day, to as ews ehadt Resolution: aken to augment the , P d P "y; , oun s rince Ed paid out ofrthp piiblic Treasuriyab‘l" o , or the time be' c i the Colony shall be borne addiinid) "‘. Watson‘s—2 me to time to the Home Governa intrv is, Mr. DONALD MACDONALD, on rising to move the following, Resolution, in amendment to the one before the Committee, said, bout to offer expressed his views not therefore intend to say much on that important question. but would leave it to those more capa- ble of doing: justice to the subject. amendment would (meet the views 0 Honorable Lord John Russell, Hery f State for the Colonies, in 16th November, 1840, in rc-i forence to Hie present amount of Salary of £1000, per year, not Governor of this Colony out of its , He felt assured, that the f the Committee generallyzl the Imperial Parliament, is of opinion i . per year, ought to ~ 1 sum should considering, a seed by his Lordship, this Island bad greatly ble of bearng this hen acting as Prin- a Despatch, it early period the impro- (1 resources, itself the charge that whenever the financial con- as to enable them to [it provision for the necessary for these objects, he should ssept to any sland at the csty's Government, come placed at the dispo- ld effectually enable a permanent provision for the Colonial Resnlution which had been ‘d,he felt itaduty of no ordinary question now before the the deepest consideration patch before us, we for the support 'of His Now, from the state of harassed and oppressed‘as the Colony is, to make any increase in be told.that this Island .but even if the whole of the Revenue we would not then be'able to sup- ed, that this Island was first Proprietors promising never fulfilled; those as they inva- rced against the tenantry. time Succeeded in carrying out of t of the Civil List; . peri be 1 that the and that ‘ pen Besides i plain.) Pflnc would HIS hiso whol E xcf‘llency:S quesnon and i Proprietary ma 6 u f List, P 0r the Colon f the Revenue is 5 ‘me is under proprietary misrule. Excelle lrequcst. than, b "creased b vil establishment ecnllméide by the Governor Gengrifilh overnment, in order that .S He (Mr. Clark) was alary' ought not to be i er consideration» al Government. which has body but son 1 “e ' me x . m po.. ter have trade H8“? (,JVernment, by we bear out rifdoori1 u mg to the state of; ,m’m‘li W ‘ n'ietary bodv, it is th'. ‘ . or . . i‘, if we succeed with the Lanadmllglfijl lessde’"and- I who delighted in llilbu chase peace at too dear a rate. Mr. THOMSON submitted. t with regard to the state 0 uflicicnt to meet t ffice. e Civil List. pinch, within two eccssnry f1 and the :” Resolved, that the re- the Colony . too late. that comes to pass, we will have rca. we refused to entertain this measur knows that the present salary of His adequate to the duties 0 ‘the necessary provision Dcspatch. at least lthis we will be acting reasonably the statement of hon. members, t taken out of the Colony by the propr he was assured that scores of pound to that body. 150 stated that lh persons who made the the proprietors have Having as great a he therefore felt a deep in As to what had Color-v. cv’s being at one time apparen ‘ ] His Excellen country. he Colony .‘ proprict a material Chang not bile. ‘ P forth to discharge his power. If we turn him adrift and Mf. Panama said, the Resolutions submitte but in order to avo illy: with the sccon _ _ ‘ not differ greatly in principle from his views on the question be- fore felt himself called ‘on‘ was, my sum in additiogtop. ir. was not out 9' 0y, . fore the Committee. press his opinion againSL the granting of a his Excellency’s so personal feeling lO\\‘altlS iinciplc \vbctbc [ with the request of the the chief Question gentle merit. sell would lency, By such by them‘ has vement ; by t state of discon- in having up be it lid: to support The to the present sides the inte- stances. that burden It has been the Civil, List comes ; would comps advanced from our that period It was a He did not, If w liberal support from us men would take for years past, they would some.six or sbven repairs and furnishing of t ,_r Lt; Governor, not therefore be accused In the sister provi proportioned to their respective re . . . have us grant an addmonad sum-~to His equal to at. least the ninth part of our The time to increa rived; we must wait ti aspect. Compare the that of our Governor, and it will be found if A than any 0 as been said that manner suitable to his dignity and run present salary—but this the present salary to be If .we do with the Civil List—this we course offline; but “1°11” way i delinquency 0 or any part ther y, whose inhabitant 90f- :provement‘ ' ' s" . i _ invpubhc buildi S. “’6 are in e thereby will ‘ intolerable to be borneb-e bun ' V. I ’amounting to at ' ’ Ectrlll require all the i will not force us £2 0 it“: ,6, purchase of me will be told is. that rhea €063,551 0,“. financial Revenue, will be takie . _ ere, and con» 1 necessary to support and main— n from us ,nude. Le, He thou D Mr. YEO would freely go Wit by the hon. J S Macdonald. His Excellency If we refuse years hence, roads ; folle SMr. Yco) would other would iavc if placed over by many for his late conducti'n fact 01 the matter is, if he were to give an inch, they would soon take an ell. Legislative Counci For his ( ecutive council ha knew them all—they were b the Legislative Council, be gran ors and land agents ; but he . e had not been made by the late appointmdnts‘ to that branch. The last one that was called to the Can a man who tried to ma cheaters walk if they had no legs. of what they wished to have but for his (Mr. Yen’s) part he did not know what gopd , - ,- House had done, since he had bad thereby ‘ehe‘mg the mower stead of cultivating a good understa we on the contrary are doing every t its displeasure ; but all we can do is lo she be said, come forward to d “0t “‘9” l tercst oftllc Governor, nor that of the proprieto duty towards the country as think that the Governor c ces, if we think we can live without a. Governor, fight out our independence. that he would not have agr _ d, as none of them carried id cavilling, d Resolution lury.-—a his under with t which is a a 3hr knew our ‘ ~ . , real 5 ' 15 application. Imam)“ to wit, .800 star] compliance. then th ‘ e n Imperial Revenue. It was not that he would do so; but iple, that it would be the wisest and soundest policy to grant' ncy some additional salary, Far better for the country to comp y refusing it, to have by and bye to pay til the offer made us by this Des-" " r error, but then‘ We may then be annexed to Nova Scotia, and when *n to curse the day that. e. Every hon. member f his office. for His Excellency, as far our resoln‘ made many roads throng stake in the Colony as any teresl in the future: pr When respecting ~, tly favourable to the. did more than an , be is blame , here; but the here As to the Executive and sad to the interests of the, :- ent of the ColonyJ-be As to, ls, they are not oppo Mr. Yen’s) part he (i done to the de'; onorable and upright men. ted that some of that body were be it appear that he . Some hon. memberstfboast' the country, He there r it be expedient or not for the and not that c any reasons e grant this sum t the highest esteem, succeeded by nces,’ s’e His Excellency’s salary 11 our revenue assumes a more 0 salaries . of— other Colonist and then corn that he gets mo '_ f the other governors. not accede to 1 without HIVng “5 i been always in, ' '[No. 199.. e Colony. A lien ‘ and acceded lbpby 1:12: Excel-lency’s Salary should not gomg to say that His Th ncreased; that was not the. e question is, whether‘the 1m. ' posed on by. the' " t;‘or whether the people area-to.- f that body, Because {his is a by paying Macon Pmprietaryv heavrly taxed for its internal-Lim- bridges, 65c; after a! believe L’ng a la the Civil List f ing a Year 0 m" C°l°n Legislation. the 11g ' wou If we are to believ}; what that by refusing this de- irden on our shoulders?” ; and if this threat M (121x: thing that we " o . we asthe permanent aimlillnem, are Mt sabject to (“,rthesc. as being established and" {ml out as a [error to us. name! 0. mm amongst us ofa Lieutem L' l L ‘ Another three ' . . y. the resignation or tamer nt Governor, for whom the ‘ u no ‘ enraged ‘0 meet; ‘ them come when til we wifi sob on :es will permit; for once. this was not always the case, n from hem. say that be this Government; his administration many of e people *3} not know what the could ma. done for the good of the honour of a seat in It. submitted in amendment, mi in doing so, to support the dignity of, ly in part wrtb this ey mayr "18’ could not agree to all the detailso Uht that the amendment wa f our financial circumstu his demand. only than s not‘cdr-l, nces. he Colony b the original Resolution ofi‘ereil for the purpose of fag purely on the Excellency is by no means. We should therefore make as required by this by. doing’ He could not believe hat scores of pounds had‘ been ietors; but on the contrary, s were due by the tenanth e tenants were the gnly 1' 01' bout the Island: hqn. member here,‘ osperity of the, if s. the he riding with the Government, hing in our power to incur. \v our teeth, We canv advocate the in-' rs—but he stood far as lay in hit an live without resour- we ought to he felt it his duty to’g'o' as it did Excellency ; but purely on the b ,, home Government. consideration, we to his Excellency’s salary oflered in argument by he pay 01‘)", yet, W ry—and perhaps'not with a good grace._ be request of the home Government, Id be consrdered as acting illiberally. That has. year after year, receiv ‘or His E; L. . o t , , . G?! the difie , ‘.proport,ionv(0 Bush roves . has naive} fl :3. mi N Colony to comply This being musw look it hich the exclusive interest of tb V De f anylindividifl. , bat; ulnar hon. 0 his Excellency, for whom he 33-, one whose administration, e would. be bound to pay: ‘5'. Br .i D % 8 a W a ‘0 E (I 8 E . lléncv‘ . i .l to him this House silence ‘ by tbehome-Go ,_ ,‘ e_ a _ .of tbeir,Goverao%qu ‘- vsnues. But Lorddohn. can was»: the?“ His Excellency I; not supported'fin , . l‘ "m. is not on! COPSIdemuP“ ts‘i'l‘ic. sufficient and our press“; his p’r‘c‘ugkwg any? mammal, were i has: Home , . onsls’h b‘ dd'tionaL ywrll,ce ' t att isa l p _ 5’“ ’ ha! .2, Mr. r: car 11‘ use": Colo 'er all! tibiiénéy ' it- arrives. We resoundftowat'dslflifim arenotafrcid ofthe. ‘ '7 9. # yr 1 l . err '._ fr. society, angler his e