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 Mr. Hincks rose and c;iI1(h1 tlic altiMilion Oi'iiio 'n'c r('f)rcs(>!iUiiiv(.\ Mi-. A\\m\: 
 mec^tirig to the acl appoiniini; District ('<)!.!::ri!^, 'i\*\as; I 
 
 ^vliich lie termed one of the besl measures that lie would now endf\avo!:r to ;f 
 ever was conceded hy (he crown ofGreat liiitain ii^!^ sjiicck of .Mr. I lificks :~-(hv 
 to any of her colonists ; it was suc!i as rnasl con- hoa-!ed oThi:, pntriotis-n and h's 
 vinco every friend of his coiinlry oi the n!)eral in- had ifie Uin)injdii!!- efliontery !■■ 
 lentions of the Governor General ortler to serve Inmseh* by the hi 
 
 It was known to many of the o^entlcnien nresofjt ^'*'^^'* tiie execralion which h(.' t) 
 that he (Mr. H.) had, for montlis prcvioas to the ^'^^ ^^^^^ ^"^-^^ von of the hooa^ 0)i 
 neeting of parhament, opposed the policy >^)\\v. i;"reat benelils die <^)unlry woulu 
 ujed by tfie late laaiented nob!em;in : aiid for ^-^'-''^^''^ ^«t'^ ^' hie!i Mr. [>aldvvH- 
 weeks after the meetif)^ of parlianiiMil, [je pu!v.;!ed S'i'fvil; l)nt he \\{\{\ not told ya\ 
 the same course, but so s.k)!i us [lis !..rd.-!iii) f-'^'''"^ ^^'^''^'^^ d. h.^.d in store ioi- ti^' ^ 
 compelled such ukmi as Draoei', ()i;Jeii wwA (;li»eV — ^*^' {Iav.C) conld assure \\\<'\t 
 members of Ids <^overmeMt, to abandon their !ory ^'-^'^ '»'>t iv.id di- act, nor h id hr [ 
 course, and join t!ie reior:n riuiks, .'dl hostilitV ''^•- '• it until he heard of the teitn 
 ceased in his bosou\ : and lie ielt it !o b" Insdnt^ 
 to withdraw from th(^ I'anks n\ \\.> forr.r-i- lV;(Nids, 
 
 because those <>;entlerneii wirli ni :-> overtlirov, o:;(^ '*:;; lh(^ ;f:!nr(':fj;i/;d lavj^s oi sucIj mc 
 of the most virtuous and hhni-al administrations ^^-the titlh. ;i,id i)r. i]a:dw:n, of 1 
 that ev<'r was established, lierc the orator com- ''Vliiit, p;ent!e!rj(Mi. was his astoaisi: 
 UKMiced readini;- (he iournais, uinj in eallino- ov^r '■"'^<* ^^i<' <^^dio!is — die intivaious- 
 the names on tfie yeas and nays, he •' jnore than iu-)cmnent t!i:s morniuir. and fotind 
 once'Mamented thi' d(dectioa of his iormer friends ^-h e.s yoin* r(^presentative liad !i 
 — Messrs. J^aldwinand I'ricj-, who liad joined t}i(^ '^ *'^^ ^^^'^ '*<->'* t^'-dn:; the n,joecupi«? 
 ranks of (ory C'artwriL;hi. li»rv :• !.ci-\\ ood. to;--, p-"o\inee, bat an act for coalite i 
 i\b\\ab, and toi-y \v!.vi.i ! — .\\sr\\. noon (;::' ••i-eat '^''^' ceitahi o()eration.l[ie v/iio!e oi' 
 julvafilairf's of ifie Disti-jct C;rineii Ac;, and tie- unloi'tnnnte uidows;ind oi-jnians. 
 <"lai*eij 1,1 it no nam \^h<> po-^ -;'>->, J ;i sp.;rk of ra- •''' '''^' servants o! t'a? coiinci 
 tioiia! liberty, but would rcjoicc' ;ii 1( ; ii would ^'••'^'i- t,» !)n e.opointed by the Jv. 
 cnid)le his constilneni- to ta-; ihn u.noeeap'iiMl pl'-'iisure— ^o (hat. -^v.y ^vv\:v\l v 
 lands of -'ohlSlrfrl of Inc. fails, uj.:! /;/•, JJrU- 'JKMdx-rs widi iuipaait v i'oi- di-y c^ 
 ut'i, of Toronto,'^ which liad becom;' a. \\u\.-^.,\icv '''•'^- ^•' ^'» ' " "^^ pi ".ce t.Si-. darl 
 in the country ; and \\Q ifirrd'rd tJidt :!ir hi:: (ra:> it'Jt iihe.'ks jjrev^'nts you iVom doe!; 
 1' i i \{\\V, PKNCR urr arrr.. \\r Ua:\ t'l > h:.r!.'.It mattOl'S not Imw o-reat his ae tuir; 
 
 dr. laddwin : fbi" he believed it c 
 as Mr. Id. had rr^prc^senled, namoh 
 

 . \U\i\: who rrsicic'd m crecfino loll gfibN (i;)on niiy, or nil the roads ui 
 
 your disdict : and Hicv arc i\o{ boufxj (o hnpi^nc 
 voi:r (o;rp»y lo t!.- rra</- the roads (ipon uhich" siicfj {(>|j naU-s s|,;,|| |,^ 
 s:~-tn-il -f^nlietnan had orcclcd. So -oidhnuon, von innsMx.w ^xMvoivc 
 , a;,a h.s v,rJ(io-and Ur (hat this darhn- o(i^|,ri„ir ol y... virluouJ Krforai 
 )iiUMT !.. coavt'iio >ou lii l^irhamniit, a.»d lih-ral, and ridi'ditrncd and 
 >v Ui^' hidest (irceplioiK l{esr)onsi!)h^ CovernmciU, inak(M v^^n as if i.v 
 (•n h<' L) jasllvnuMitrd. laa-ic, a tax -Uhorin- and a (ax drvourino- 
 ooons (Uuvvvcd, and ihr communhv. (Hero, ]\[i';ilincb:, crird, - (Iumx^v 
 
 7 rr^.; '^-I^!^^-^ l'"^'"^^ '^''^ i^'^^ ^'-'^ P'-^^^'<'"t the. (nil voa point out by a prop..- 
 oal(hv;t-ai;od n ,vl()A- s<dnrtlon.-) Vo.^ .nid Af.. (Vnnd ho f .^ct..) ,L.v 
 told yoi ot (iiv ujann'old v/ould <niard aj^ainst ;he evd. lint as thov Wv^r(» 
 'v' foi' li^' deluded p -oplc <'(n:(nved in tlioir solfctiof^ oi' you, ma.y thay not 
 uv'c (h^^inaolini!;, Iliad lia l)a aL^^ai!) doccivod by the return oi* like o-recdr 
 r hid hf aiiy curiosity (o e\p(M'{a;:ts lo the council ? 
 
 ihr' J('i!u i>;ivo!i to il by I'hay wvvq (bn^aivod. ii^rirvously doccivrd, 
 
 icvcii it o be an act such v.Ik o [ln^y -iolcctcd an apostate to represent their 
 uL na-ady, u:\ '.v:i for tax- in!er{-~(s. ( Mere, ?dr. Iliricks, rose and cried out 
 )l such HiCMi as oidt street '' Pu'r. Carey: ironijoinen. Mr. Carey voted lor the 
 in ni, of Toronto. ' Hut, toi ics rd the Ivlunicipal election, and he it \vas that 
 i astonisiraant \v!ien he drove Mv. Balduin troui tlie city/' (jrreat lauo;h- 
 ilauious— (lie dace!)live ter.j Mv. Carey said he would not complain of 
 lud iouuil it not to l>(» an the interruption; it was true, that he did us(^ 
 \ e had !oully describ'/d i^\rry maans in his power to defeat Mr. B. in the 
 iJoecupi-^1 laruls of the city. And why ? I)e(;ause Mr. Baldwin, had, in 
 • confine itin<;', i)y .a slow his opinion, abandoned his former principles. At 
 wjjoia oi'lhe lands of the (lie city election he (MrC.) voted for 4 candidates, 
 
 because they had pledoed themselves to opprjse 
 the despotic policy tliat was (hen pursued; he 
 did not vote for {\\rin on r.ccount of party, and 
 M\\ }[. knew that he (Mr. C.) in o[)posing the 
 )!' ifiay c'lnnot discijaroe drip[)ii>o--p;in candidates, was sacrificing his own 
 In.-, darl ri-;' clidd of AJr. an(l his family's interest. There was no man 
 >:a eleeliuL; any man. it coidd have entertained a higher respect for M'". 
 
 )i'j/>!ans. 
 
 iv' coiiacd, except ofK', 
 Y the Iv.aciilivc during 
 ■^; !'\a'!t jnay snsidl t'je 
 
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 The act > 
 
 its operatio 
 
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 it. IfMr. 
 
 be a hypoc 
 
 told you th 
 
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 that you cai 
 
 old Street, 
 
 Toronto, b 
 
 their wild I 
 
 own lands, 
 
 Carev. wnij 
 exposed tin 
 
 men, that y 
 
 lands of Sti 
 
 iu^Xy vou mi 
 
 may tax the 
 
 and, if they 
 
 of the tax-c 
 
 food and ra 
 
 be seized a 
 
 deny the tr 
 
 cause he di 
 
 The 40th 
 the whole 
 tax, and thi 
 man cxcepi 
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 ^Ir. Hinck 
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•eptauce ofoiricc, vou wouM ngain rotum l.im , for a time it would appear as if ail the Rd 
 pariiarnent. i were arrayed against the bill. J5ut when 
 
 rhe act was unjust in principle, and cruel in| stated by a friend of Lord Sydenham, t 
 operation. They could not iind one man in a|character of his Lordship was involved 
 ndred in this province, capable of explaining! measure; and that his Lorlship, as a pub! 
 If Mr. Hincks understands this act, he must i must stand or fall by the issue, they thoug 
 a hypocrite of the basest stamp; for he has visable,in order to avoid .^ collision vilh hi 
 d you that the tax would fall ,.///?/ upon the ?m- ship, which would lead (o a dissolution 
 upied lands in this province.. He may tell you house, to withdraw iheiij opposition to t 
 It you can tax "those nuisances"— tlie lands of J'hey had a choice ol twoj^vils, namely, to 
 1 Street, of the Falls, and of J)r. Baldwin, of the measure which wouLlbrmg on a diss 
 )ronto, buthe did not tell you that, in taxing an> place the Tories in t)ower, or supp 
 ?ir wild lands, you must tax'the whole of ^ ^ur mearure in order to retnn power m th 
 ^n lands, improved as well as wild. He, Mr ;n-uis, u d keep i he Tones out ot olhce 
 
 irev would net Mr TTlnnlru wLv h.. La.l r..>. ir. Car. ..sked vhe i. .opting >rhat ihey now thou 
 
 posed this part of the ar [♦ was true, L^entle- ^^ "''"^f ';:;''^ Assembly ? Wre they not a chsgn 
 
 ,1 . I , . . X r* .1 roun'rv J Of nil men, and of allnarfu's in miscuuiue 
 
 >n, that you have a power ihlS act, to tax the t„e.v uere r.one so loathm, to h.i as the - DelWiueis^ 
 
 ids ot Street and Baldw n it nin*', in so do- Canada. Mr.Hincks, goadc-d by tie stings of a guilty c 
 
 ^, you must lax the wholr- \our' )Vvn. You or ^ mild cuati^^ation, has "let ti}} cat out of the bag;' 
 
 ly tax the lands of the wido and , e orphans. 7!^'^^ "•^^": '^^^'''^'^ between his coiduet and that of Ba 
 
 1 •/•.! ♦ r ! r 1 4 1 .1 I I '■"'t'i nnd Aylwin. Ke atimiis tint he and all his Kek 
 
 d it they cannot find (unds (o meet ih^ (' ,id ,e,e c-ompelied, in order to nvoi. a dissolution oi; il n 
 
 the tax-gatherer, iheir beds ai)d blanket , tlieir .otten, the most tnlentless piniiaiient iliat was ever c( 
 
 3d and raiment, or their cattle and horses, will this |»rovinre, or in Upper or Lo\'-er Canada, to sanctif 
 
 ^ seized and sold for the amount. Will Mr.Ilincks ^>'' "PP'-^^«=^'<jn »"'-! eonhseatiof., inorder to secure oiVuM 
 
 ..,r 4^^ *«.,*]. ^.Tfh:. «r,r,^«r J TT -11 ,. u selves. Was not this responsiljleHovcrnnient with a \ 
 
 ■ny the truth of this assertion f rfo will not, be- t,,, p^,,,,, „f ,., -, ,,, J,„ ^.„^,„^. ,,„,, ,,,,,, ,„,,j^,|„, 
 
 use lie dares not, f(,i- responsible government ; arid they now foiind fron 
 
 The 40th clause oftllis decepti^'C act protects ment of their iDember, that a largo niajority of the sel 
 
 oloftlie Cabinet,Or a lawyer, can understand it. IMr. Hincks has stated, that the jjeople of this provinr 
 
 r. Hincks, as a member of Assemblv~as a "^"'^' '''^*-^^y ^''^" ^''^ I'^^^l''^^ ^'^^^^^^'^'^^ ^^ }; 
 
 ^„i .„ ^t r.i • ^L I ;'/ / did not know what sort ollihertv the citizens of the U 
 
 3ady supporter or tins act; and as a ikoroui^-i • ,• , , i i i , ,i „* .u^ ^n, 
 
 J jc X r) ^ . ^, ^\ were in possession ol, but he did know th?1 the pc( 
 
 iced tool 01 the neio heformer^ Attorney General Province were more degraded than the people ofnnyc 
 
 raper,understands it; but so great is his corrup- in l^ltish Noit!» Ainenca. Their Uite constitmion, ( 
 
 )n, that he will not explain it to you. \ ^"^^0 perfected by t!ie most enliol.tened statesman thr 
 
 \ll ^..«,.r iUr^ n^,.r.Ar. n v.^^ ., II 11 silled in the councils of the Bnlish nntion, hns be«'n \^ 
 
 All knew the Lanada Lompany ; and he would , . \ i\ ^ ■ ^\ w 
 
 ,, I . 1 • I 1 I M ^ ••'- consent r^u-ept uwav ; and the onlv reason assigr-ed lo 
 
11 the Refoi'mcrs t^it^n, in the fwat i/iace, he ^•lu d ilfjcerul ami meet ihe ora!(u- 
 
 it \\}-»<»n it vas ^^'^"^ '''^ ^^^" ^^'^'''P^'""^- ^^''- ^' ^^' vvi<lu-cl to fu^.ten on him an 
 , " act oil oriaiinic)ri lor havifig |)ub:,<. 1 M; . Shervvood's address. — 
 
 ^nham, lliat llic '['\^\^^ ^^ a cliarge of corruption, r.-mf^B u'ilh a vr y bad grace from 
 involved in the the wiMiM-be hero vvliose first p'^/ibrrt^ance on the political hoards 
 :is a public man. d" Toronto, was in the cap;JC'*y of a degraded tool to Alderman 
 pv rnoiKrht it " '- (Ji'Mge Gurnet. Yes, gentlemen, JNIr. Hincks, was the hired 
 -1 1^ „ 7 'Vi li;uU ofMr. (uirru>t; lie went through the city procuring signa- 
 )ll A llh UiS liOHl- ^,nvs to a potiiion against the returii of Dr. Morrison, Harper, 
 >Solulion ol tl^e ])(>el, and \Vm. Ketchum. Was not this conduct disgraceful in 
 ition to lii(^ l)i!l. the extreme? (Cries of yes, yes.) Aye, gentlemen, and so was 
 , .^w.Ur ir^ r^r^r^n.LiI^ f' • I*- Gumcl's for having; accented cf the services of such a man. 
 
 IIIU'IV, lO oppose , . n ,11 r- r ■ 1* 11 
 
 " ,. j ' . iMr. Hincks tells vou that the late Governor was a Inend to liber- 
 
 on a dissolution ^^,^ He (Mr. C.) was averse to war with the living 5 and he 
 
 or support t'le j;hould regret by any expression, to wound the feelings of the 
 
 ver in tlieir own friends of the deceased. He opjmsed the policy of the late Gov- 
 
 ot oilier ernor General at a time when he (Mr. C.) stood in need of his 
 
 ,1 ', . ,' ,1 ^ aid — when that aid was ofiered — and when it w^ou!<i been ofeer- 
 
 now thouelit ol tl:e , . 1 i i- 1 1 .1 i- j 
 
 i- , t\ vicetohini; and he did so because the policy pursued was, \n 
 
 not a disiruH'-e to the , . . . ' . , . ,, . .■> .■ r W * r> * ■ 1 
 
 . . , , '^1 , , his on. inon, a violation 01 the constitutions ol Great britain and 
 
 tins lUluded countrv, , • ' ^ ^ ., n- 1 1 1 r 1 .1 
 
 ,^ ,. „ ^T^^.^".. the Canadas. But, as Mr. Hincks had lorced the question upofi 
 
 Delormers ol upper ... .1 , >• 1 . • . ,- .u \J 1 
 
 ^ ... • ^ him, he would ask liim to produce acts in support ol the liberal 
 
 of a orunty conscience, ' . ,. , ' „,, „^. '' . ^ , , ,, 
 
 r fi ] ' ■" on t 'lov '""'^^ virtuous policy spoken of? Where were they to be lound l 
 
 i\ the nog; aniwnty vv,.., u •...«,..-;.,„+;. «..,.., ,.i-. r*QQ nnn o ,.,>or ,v.;iho..t n.^ir />r»„_ 
 
 .r .1 "4 ». roughs I Or was it in the open ami undistruived tampenne , with 
 • lound Iron) the i^tjite- , *^. . r,-,' 1 . i r lu m n ♦ .u 
 
 .. ,, ,r .1^1,,, elections s 1 his la-n charge was prelerred bv Mr.l'. ngamst the 
 
 V i.! the seli-stvleu r<"- , ,_ 111' i n- i. • ■ ^v 
 
 •^ . ,, , ." .-.i . lnt<» Governor : but then there was no hope of his ohtaii.irig clhce 
 
 s 111 the hands ol ihe , ,. ,., . rt u 1 1 ^ t. . 
 
 , , . bv ti'n< ipnr in vour iherties. He, however, could not but approve 
 
 government bein^ res- > ^ -,. ,• r 1 11 u . 
 
 ^ ,. ^ o ^ome nart ol us nr u'v ; he was sure everv man would besnt- 
 
 members were resron- . , '.1' , . ' ' -• m 1. <• \u o 1 .1 
 
 ,, , ' . isf:P( with the rotireo'Pnt ot Afnnahan 'rorn the House, and the 
 
 its ol tiK^ crown; vrt, 111 , • .1 
 
 • , o'pvnfion o Mr. Hains'on — a man u ho would, were he m the 
 tins province pnsses>^e;l '. '''" . ,. . i /^'I o\ ♦ 1 • .^ ♦ r 
 
 1 • •LT.^/iM.. n \ hum!) e «'!tiir>tion in which he AV. L-.) stood — or in that n| n 
 ?pubiic. He,(i\'r. ' •) 1 .• . • . .1 i 1 i »■ » r i 
 
 r.i TT •» 1 e*„. '-•nidier in \hf^ '"ir!-^. or a tnr at the helm, he lound a nnn of hon- 
 Mis ol the united >t"*os 
 
 V f ' '/h^.^.L>r,,. [Here I\'r. II. said t'.nt all rrnvcrnmor.ts used like means to 
 ole oi any other co'nr.Y l ^ , . t 
 
 r, .- " /4i.^ „ .t [r ?='eciire sen^^ or iheir supnor»(^r^ 
 nstitulKin, (the act «^1 ' . 1 1 1 r 1 .1 . ♦ i 
 
 , } ut he wouM now ri->-prt, tm , ' ^^ ( ci* \ I'-e '"TtT to (^-'rv 't 
 
 alesman that ever pre- V. r^ V . . . • i .c 1 ^'.. « .1 1 . 
 
 ;,K .,,, , n,... that Mr. ['in^ks hml tohi hmi '' moro -I an o'>cp, ' t -t tho !nt.» 
 has lte<'n without \our ^- , 1 . . i . .1 * - . 
 
 assi2''ed lor this act <•! , , , . Ti-. . 1 n • 1 1 . » 1 u- ' » 
 
 tAi^ .. /»_.^:i.. tha* eve r commandec in a Britis h 1 rovmce ; and he tc ld h' m tro. 
 
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 hwivvp'oi lljat this -ct, ^^!;;.•;l u-jit t> conlcr 
 
 nonnct'd hv lii:n, in ih.' Iloi!^-' o/ A^si'iu;/! v — A 
 MONSTK'ii. AlllcMisvhisr^l:-. !:V!rxLn-li<>ns in 
 thr caii^^' ol rnihlic lihrrlv, ai! knt-w riu' cIjiIid he 
 had npon the i{ratitn(li* of lli" c')n'ii:-y I'd.- !ia'.inr 
 hcen a chicr iijstruincnt in (•slal/lis'niij'j; j\<'-vM.,,.-i- 
 h!e Goveriinicnt ; and !if' was iirv r-iv/ircd in 
 liavini;; it in his power to a^^nt. '.viihc i;l L'io fear 
 orconlradictioii, that tf;e liiiarlv enjoyad l<v t!:'- 
 snhje(;ts of Fier Majesty in this j^ro'/inee, Vva- 
 nineh irrcater than that erjoved hy the eilizans oi" 
 the Unilo(! States, ("[laar him, fiear him.) Y(^-, 
 he would in:ast that t!i(^ neo! ic' of .his tr.-ovince 
 possessed more* hhei !» ['w\-\ t'a' eiliziMir. oi" ih" 
 j'Teat repu hfu: \yhere tiia eifiat' mai^iblfate vctavd 
 tiie Bank bill, 
 
 !Mr. H. boasted oi't'ia pui'ilv orthf* hile ach'iiin- 
 istration and the patriotism (jI hims{dl'and hi< ncnv 
 and hjf^hly rc^speetable al!ie'-. loi- havinj^ passed 
 the School l)ili, the Militia bill, aiu! the Court ol" 
 Recpjests l)ill. He* aoain lauMUitad that Mi*. II. 
 Baldwin. who called the eaiitieil !)ill ,i MONS'Ti^li 
 — had joined the t(u-y iMuks and snp}K~)rted t(}ry 
 (.'artwri^lit, of Kinoston, who decdared tlhit he 
 ^yould sell hi> property and abandon the province 
 if the bdl should become a law. \\r havd many 
 more subjects to introduce and remarks to make; 
 but as Mr. Carey, wi]o had come uj> li'om Toron- 
 to to oppose Inm, was iio'»v in tiie room,'.-: wlio he 
 bad no doubt uoidd make a sp(N"e!i. lie i^\\\\ jj.) 
 ^vould rcserye further remarks until Air. C. had 
 done. 
 
 Mv. C'arey rose and assured tlic meeting" tliai he 
 11*' 
 had not come u\) from Toi'onto to (Appose Mr. 
 
 Hincks : he knew nothing; ot llje movemrMitsof the 
 
 leading orator of the Assend)ly ; and he had oidy 
 
 beard tiie day beiore that .\]r. jl, was in that part 
 
 of the country. H(* (Mr. C.) had left his home, 
 
 at the re<]uetit of ijjc \yido*.v and orphans of their 
 
 nnn. ::i tlia ir-a p!ac«' tlii^^ darla 
 iiin-:ks prevents \ (uj iVom (d(M'!; 
 matle;-s not limv o-ronl his ae |niii 
 \\}V \\\(' con.nci!, who is iioL possi'S.c 
 estate W(al!j 'i?/X), cnrreney : ^^ 
 vou. :/o yan nnnrov(^ ol it .^ M 
 Ids iViends i(dl ilic eleeloi's oilln. < 
 [) N)ph« ofe'.ery other county in t!ii 
 a ::ian \\\\i) is not worl'i inlands. ,^3 
 !:L tv> rep-.'v's Nit you in counei!. !);> 
 lar talent, i;:di?panuene(* oi" n)i;id, o 
 know. !i,-enti."aran, it does nat. Voi 
 vv.'io (!aj'!\ a aa: honc^st livinij; i"ro:n 
 
 m e ! J t 
 
 r.s n)ecnan:cs. .-^nopuK^:*, o 
 yoiU' iicivis, t!jat possess niore talen 
 ai;d mor^ steriia;:; honesty tiian so; 
 Ilea] jur{!.';iei-s t'lat ha\e tinis joinet 
 VA \:)y of your liberti's, \'> ill .',[r. [I 
 t!;.' act i:^cja;oas aal iinoioi:-? \1 
 ill, it liiere a^rt* not men toiling in vo 
 to him in honor, in learning:, and i: 
 He will not: and yet, by t'lis act, lu 
 such men shall not represent yon i 
 b(*cause they do not possess an estr 
 of £:)0(). lie (Mr. C.) woidd liko 
 the juno-jci'.s in tfie Assembly haal 
 hoped they liad not had recoin'se U 
 — a pock(!t lidl ofmon(»y, or a h 
 Idns clause of the act (the I 1th.) 
 induced every mend)er v. ho had t 
 country rjt heaii, to reject the \\\\c.\ 
 The .'JOth clause, empouei's the* e 
 TOid^ C/Al'IvS, on any roaal, aii( 
 people to pay tolls i"or tlic:/ hors 
 pas^uji;- throULdi tlicui. rlow da 
 privilege, 'i'he jugglers, they woi 
 determined to have tlie j)ound ( 
 liinrks expi'ess<nl his regret that t 
 ;1;H11H{-: PKNCI: per acre. We 
 it. Ifnot ''in n]eal,he will have it ii 
 though the council camiot assess Ir 
 I Id an a( re over and above the pres 
 they have it in their power to \m 
 maining 1 \\ an acre, or four tini" 
 

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 • ::i <'.('<'i;i!L; any ii];::i. il 
 
 L poBscsroiI ol'.i !;■:•(' ho! J 
 
 I 'it"^ :,!:•. '\]\:\i:k< aail 
 's (»ri!n,, coiii.i y, ai.il iIk^ 
 i)ly lii tins |)i-oviii('f\lliai 
 l;in(!s. .^.iOO, !n;:si be nn- 
 ::u'ii. Does wimL!) t!0!i- 
 i miai!, orliMsesl v ? yoa 
 n')t. \ ou can fia:l ?neii 
 111:; iVo:a their eiaploy- 
 o;>!n(M% or lii'oonrers in 
 ore taleat, more virtue, 
 r than >n]nc ol the [joli- 
 ais ioii'evl in ahrid-aa"- 
 ill '.,li\ ilinck-^ deny that 
 ;o!;- ? Will nn (ell yon 
 liiii; in your (k'I'Js e(j!:al 
 n^:, and i;i moral wortii ? 
 lirf act, lit: declares, that 
 ent you in the council 
 'ss []]] estate ol'tlie vahie 
 on Id liko to !:]:o\v how 
 nhlv hail (jualiiied; h.'^ 
 'coarso to a shaia estate 
 ', or a lalse eertiiieate. 
 ae 1 1 th.) o'lf^lit to have 
 vho had (lie ;:<)od of the 
 llie v.jioie hilL 
 ;ers llu» eonacil to er!*el 
 road, aad compels the 
 [H'i/ horsr's, cattle, ^S.e. 
 h'ow ('.» yo;i l\\r. this 
 they \vould tind, were 
 ponnd of llesh. Mr. 
 ret tliat the ta\ ^vas not 
 ::re. Well, liere he has 
 have it u) mait,*' io!', a!- 
 t assess lands more tlmn 
 e the present assessment 
 ^er to make up the re- ^ 
 four times that sum hv 
 
 ui i}»|iii:^-j;,ui I ,iinuuiu<'s, was sacruicNii^ uis own 
 and his family's intcM'cst. There was no man 
 enidd hav<' entertained a liiirher respect for Mr. 
 Daidwin tlian he. As a lawyer, a gentleman, a 
 iViend, a hrotfier, or a son, his superior could not 
 h-> {"ouud on the continent of America. He knew^ 
 heard of his lakino; office under the late unconsti- 
 tutional administration, he Celt as much astonished 
 as ifhe had heard of a virtuous matron takifii^ up 
 
 her aljode in a house. Mr. Baldwin 
 
 tarnished Ids character as a politician by that 
 act. 1 Ik relbre, he cond(Mnned his policy, and 
 used every meaiis in his power to defeat him in 
 thf' city. He condemned him for takino- otfice. 
 and he could not thank him ibr haviuir tlirown it 
 up; Ix'causeMr B. knev/ the policy of the cabi- 
 net as well before lie had entered ollice as he did 
 w'iea he uithdrew from it. i^ut, what right had 
 Mr. llineks — a turncodt oi the blackest Ciya — to 
 reproach him for havinj^ op|M-)sed Mr. Baldwin in 
 the city, when lie .himself condemns him in your 
 presence, lor his ^M'actious opposition" to this 
 brutal enactment .^ Mr.llincks' conduct remind- 
 ed him of the viper in tiie fible. M. Baldwin 
 took fiim when lie was a strano;er; a cast (tjff t^w! 
 o{"" (he (-orporation of Toronto," and he ^vanned 
 him into life. .\nd what has been the return for 
 this net of Immanity ? hu.{;ratitude of the black- 
 est <lesei iption. Has not the theme of bis pro- 
 c:(>;\lin<i;s this day t)een the defnnation of Mr. 
 Baldwin, and the ap;ed sire of Mr. I^aldwin. Jb» 
 hr.s !;;id bc^tore you th(^ nuisance — iho lands of 
 tlie (iillier :ind the tactions opposition of the son: 
 he has told you that Mr. P>a!(lwin and J/r. Price 
 ;ibandone(l tlu^ reiorm ranks and joined torvCart- 
 uri^ht, toi-y .^icXab, tory Sherwood, and tory 
 Aylwin : but he has not told you that he himself 
 had ioined the ranks oi'?rar to the knife, tory Dra- 
 j»er, tory Day, torv ()<j:den, torv Boswell, and the 
 rest of the tmncoats. He has not told you that he 
 bartered away your rij;hts and {\\q rii^fits of your 
 oiKprinr;- in the iiope of securinpr an olhce. The 
 wa<;es ol prostitution, he rejoiced to slate, were 
 still withheld from him: but In^ expected the bas(» 
 biilu?' he hoped to delude you, so that upon bis 
 
. '.r 
 
A- 
 
 lioi), that h 
 
 All kiioM 
 
 tell them tt 
 
 this clause, 
 
 tire authori 
 
 the lands o 
 
 irtentions i 
 
 of the imoc 
 
 Ur. Baldwi 
 
 incn cared 
 
 large anriu 
 
 Mould not 
 
 would be 
 
 He has ti 
 
 Tuanifested 
 
 he bririfi^s 
 
 us believe 
 
 arisen fron 
 
 Hi neks ro 
 
 sed to mai 
 
 recollectec 
 
 the Canad 
 
 sion ot the 
 
 niunicatioi 
 
 ficer of the 
 
 Company ^ 
 
 for all thei 
 
 Carey, yoi 
 
 own admii 
 
 tinuing to ( 
 
 to the bill 
 
 ernment, h 
 
 joins in th< 
 
 He [Mr. ( 
 
 conduct ; 1 
 
 explained 
 
 and he no^ 
 
 he suppori 
 
 he now coi 
 
 ivlr. nii 
 
 the bill wh 
 
 Mr. Carey 
 
 a meeting 
 
 at that me 
 
 canted up 
 
vilegesare (•(•nliniieil to the NovriFcotinns aful NewBn 
 but y(>i?, and ycur I'Mthors, nrul tlioir companions, to v 
 fions the crown is imlebled lor tlie scilety of tliis prov 
 Ly one fell swoop, been slript ot' almost every vestige o 
 bcrty. He (Mr,C.) would nsU 'hem ifanv of their t'o 
 
 cijiurjUiJuui Miuitis It; nut hO «^i em lb lila COI ril|)- •'' I'liiisn ^noHiI /vitier:en. i Men- larj (•onsimtMno, [ 
 
 HI, that he will not explain it to yon. , 179I) perleelea by i!ie most enliiihteruMl statesman thn 
 
 \ll l^..^..r iU^ n .l,v (^^^ ^ II 11 -i*!<'<l iM the coiuicilt; of the lirilish naiion, has been v\ 
 
 All k!ie\v the Laniuia Lompnnv ; anc ho wotiid . . i .1 < ■ . 1 c . 
 
 , , I 1 • I 1 I M <-onsent swept luvav ; aPi! the oiiiv reason assior-ed Nm 
 
 I them tliat their lands are wholly oxeninJcd hy ! atfoeious pirncv wa'.-, to destroy the power of the " f;i 
 
 s clause, trom the payment of the tax ihnt von |>net." Ueally, it is etioimh t«»*makc one's blood bMd 
 
 e authorised to impose upon votu" own lands and \ "^^'"""' <" ^^^^^i' ^'P'>" '''^^ s»ib>'et. Tise poor Africans i 
 a l.».wl . ^^r rvll ♦!... ,..wl^. *" 1 I • .1 hulies iiave been emancir,a'ed, and placed in fnl! p< 
 
 5 lands oi all the \v.ido\j:ii aiul. .oa)b;ji^s .a»ua>A-,,no i.<,uer vana^.a r,y tne act Or i.i'i ; mc same 4 
 
 entions ofyour patriotic member; he told you 
 
 the imoccvpied lands owned by Mr. Street r.tid 
 
 •. Baldwin, but wliat of lliem ? These gcntlc- 
 
 ?n cared not a fjg (or the act; Ihey possrj^sed 
 
 'ge annual incomes; and the payment of S 10()0|l>crs woidd liave trucked to Lord Syderdiam, and ful 
 
 Mdd not be so much felt by either of 1 hem as g5 i'V*^ '"f''''''"''^=^ ''^ "'•'■t''' t" ^^'^rd oil" a dissolution. 
 -v.iLl \^o. 4^ -r^t^^ r^x i\!.. T';,,.t'o' ^.^K, .<:».. ^. *, i Surelv he would not have tlie hardihood lo tell voi 
 
 DuUl be to one 01 iVlr. liincKS conslituents — i ,11 . i /• 1 • 1 .1 • . ■ 
 
 . All i' \ c ' • • I ^vou'd desert, hini for havmg opposei! this monstrous ( 
 
 ? has tokl us Ot the lactious opposition I ip^^ead of deserting him, would not you— tories and i 
 
 inifested by the son against the act; and join wiih me in returning him to *the Assendily, I 
 
 ■ brings up the lands of the father (o mrd;e ''"f • Yes, i:entlemen, he knew we couhl and would 
 
 believe that the son's ^^factions oppositio^r had '^' ' '^'1^' '''" f T^'r^'r '^^^^7^^;^/'^^'^'"? '}''^' ';' 
 
 r or-iT TT'ion T^ rr\''i"'3 tT-no m -n r iM-ohtable to soothe the feelings 01 a (jovernor than to 
 
 isen trom bELb ibH MO 1 IV Lb. [Here Mr. ..^.l your children's interests, basely abandoned your 
 incks rose and said, that he was as much oppo- vo'ed for a bid which goet^ to oppress and enslave no 
 
 d to many clauses of the act as Mr. Carev ; lie ^'*'^ ^''^^ oiVspring of your loins. 
 
 collected that there was somethiiiir said about f"^''*-^- ^^'' ^'"l^;'^^ ^^'^^'^ "l"' f '^^V''^-'^' '"''''''"' 
 
 ^ men, gentlemen, lienrv Sherwocd — the greatest txiry 
 
 vince, published bis address in the Globe, .V^ Caiey's 
 Gentlemen, said Mr. Carev. I am in no way astonii 
 
 e Canada Company's land during the discus 
 DU of the bill in the Assembly ; and from a com 
 
 unication which he had leceived from an of- '^"S^" ''xcited bv the littleness of your representative 
 
 :er of the government, he had no doubt but the ;'""I^1 ;'<>t avoid joini,.g in tin? mmlmer.t cre^ 
 
 '^ii, iiiixi 11 his otdv remaifung hope of shieldinir hunseli Irom 1 
 
 ^mpany would be compelled to take out deeds odium which bis own acts, and not mv lamiuage, hav 
 
 r all their land in a year or two.] Now said Mr. on him. I >.>ally pity the weakness of the man. 1 
 arey, you can see your representative, by his know that he (Mr. C.) was not upon his trial. Mr. 1 
 vn admission, in his true garb. Instead of con- ^'f ^•'''"'inal ; and he it was that couiied enquiry. B 
 
 ■ I AT 1^ 1 ! • r 1 • ! .-.I-. charge which he has tlioug.it R'oper to preler agai 
 
 lumg to condemn Mr. Baldwin for Ins host.lhty ^vi,-. c.) should plead uuihv to ii. It was true, gent 
 
 the bdl and his factious opposition to tlie gov- ^-the greatest tory in the province, Henry Sherwood, 
 'nment, he wheels round, and in your preseuv^e, his address to the electors of he city to publish in th 
 ms in the condemnation of the u ]V|0]\Tg^^pj^;^ and he could assure the mee^inp, d^at he regretted 
 niT ni I 4.' r . ] 'ii *i • i. r '<>'''t'^ in tlie Province had not fijlowed his example. 
 
 e [Mr. C] was not satished with this sort of ,,,, ,.^,,, ^i^,.,^ ^,^,^,,..^.^, ^^,,.^^.,^ p,.,,.,.^^.^,^,^,,,^.^^^ 
 
 )nduct ; there was something yet that was not Buchanan, Gamiile, Hur.ter, Small, fee. (forndpg a c 
 
 [plained — something that did not meet the eye ; of patriots) liad honored the Globe with their addresse 
 
 id he now called upon the orator to explain why " ^'^^^ greatest tory in the province?" But, why bri 
 
 .^1 ^ ^^..^^ '. 4i,^ \„. _,ui I- I silly trash ? Was it because the lacts and argun cuts 
 
 3 supported a measure m the Assemb v which •, • ,\- n 7 m.. n\... 
 
 i» . 1 • - " "»^ » ward against him were unanswerable? Mr. jiinck 
 
 2 now condemns in your hearing .-' 
 Mr. xiinciiS baici, lic was as inucn opposed to 
 le bill when it was brought before Ihe house as 
 [r. Carey, and he was determined to resist it, but 
 meeting was convened by the Reform members; 
 ; that meeting some of the evils now so ably des- 
 mted upon by I\Ir. Carey, were discussed ; and 
 
 that the Globe contained Mr. Sierwood's address! 
 he might as well charge one of you with conuption 
 soUl a bushel of wheat to a tory miller, or a tory mc 
 because he (Mr. C.) had not a gilt watch, lily white 
 long nails, that he should not be listened to. Mr. i 
 quence was on a par with his arguments, both shei 
 war3 not gold that glitteroi). He feared he was irespns 
 upon the patience of the meeting. (Cries of no, no, g( 
 
•.,».„,, vo.M. thnt A r, I'lri'^K-s hml told liHT\ " mut" M nn (»pco, ? -i il,n !n».» 
 
 assi2''0(l (or llns or! el r*'- • 1 ^1 ■ I I . 1 I I • ■ . 
 
 ,', ,■ , .,' •.,•'• I- llinl he (>t'r^it. to he hoc.tPil iVdm tfio Provin"o. Ynii srp, .rori»'o- 
 
 r A'Vir-u.s i-i ilio \VV<t I "^^"^ ^^"^^ *'"'^ ""^ ^'^"V "' ^''<^'""^^* ''^ •''^''♦^^ '"' » '""' '^ "'"^^ ''^' 
 
 1 in' ful! p()m'^si(Ml (T •"M'''f*':':^ ^'» you nil, llial soitlia Uinv, :.!ul imI your intercfis, ih 
 
 IC VniTfiO i'iClius' fiifil pn- '"*^'''Wy'VA«i...», q. mv ^h.^.., .• ...^ «i ,,i.-, 
 
 md NeuBrunswickers^ fritMuls, who, whilst \\)ey werr ailtMnptinji to wiie Irom y<;u ihreo 
 
 •anions, to whose cxor- liolhirs a day l\)r thoir a'leMduiicc, tompel the iiieinbera of th(^ 
 
 of iUh province, have, council to attend fornotldn"!. 
 
 M-y ves^tige of Britis'h h- The Court of Requeslr^' Ad of which I\Ir. Ilincks hoasts, lie 
 V of their t'ortner n)ern- (Mr. C.) lookec! upon it as a secord " M».iisier." Insiead of 
 ann, and fallen in with bringing justice to every ninrrs door as un*' the case heretofore, 
 itisolution. (No, ro.) suitors, uitncsijcs, and jurctrs u-culd have to travel, in manv in- 
 to tell you that you stances in his district from ten tt) sixty miles, uj)on a disputed ac- 
 inonstrous enactuient? count of one shilling, 'i' he act was passed in order to enrich a 
 -lories nnd reformers— (cw at the expense of the many ; he did hope dial the people 
 Assend)ly, l)y acclaina- would kill this second m<Mistcr, hy appointing jndges from among 
 1 antl would hnve done themt^elvcs to setde all I'isputeil accounts. In his part of the pro- 
 'ing that it was nior*^ vincC, he could assure them, that many of tiie farmers had as 
 mor than to guard your niuch as they could do to pay the present taxes. They were a 
 doncd your cause and sober and industrious population, and lie did liope that they wouhl 
 enslave not only you, never have to stand with their arn»s folded looking at the BailifV 
 
 selling their property, or the properly of the widows and orphans 
 
 ,ly screamed *'gent'e- under the monstrous, and fraudulent, am! oppressive acts of the 
 
 reatest tury ir» the Pro- j^^g session. Let them send no man to ilie council but such as 
 
 M% Caiey's paper.] would oppose the operation of the acts ; and if those selected 
 
 way astonished at t',e s!i(>uld bctrav them, if they should like your representative — sell 
 
 iresenlative ; indeed, I tneir interests for office, or the promise of it, lie did hope they 
 
 reated by the last .-stnh ; would be flayod upon their reuirn. 
 
 self Irom the meriled But these obnoxious Acts had one feature that he was pleased 
 
 nguage, have fixed np" ^ith, naniolv, it was not an indirect tax ; but an open undis- 
 
 be man. He ought to ^^,,^^,^j ^y^tem of ojipression that would make every man, except 
 
 rial. Mr. Hincks was ,^ i^f^^^.p^ ^ tax-gatherer, or a tax devourer cry aloud for their re- 
 
 'nquiry. Jiul as to the ,^|^ -^y^^ ^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^^^^ inju.siice to assess' lands rot worth one 
 
 prelcr agaimt nim, he ^.,j.^.^ ^^ ^^^^ .,g -,, . ^^ jg,^^lg ^^^-^.^ gp|, ^^ ^400 an acre? In 
 
 gretied "^^^ ''^" ^"^' ti^e tax was not three pence an acre. How is this sum to be 
 IS example. W by not ^^n^^^j^j 7 ^^.j]] i\^Q people submit to the seizure and confiscation 
 ;an,l,1onro, Burr, ^"nn, , ^^.^^^.^ nropcrtv ] If thev do not, the tax cannot be paid, 
 lornnnt^ a constellnt;on , ,, ' ; , , ' • r .1 ■ .. .• 1 1 • i .u 
 
 eir addresses as u ' a« ^'^' ^' ^^'^^"'-^^^^ ^^'^ meeting for their attention and bid them 
 
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