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 BJBSOLUTIONS adopUaataMwtmg ^ikgJ Bl 9e $ 9 rm 
 
 if the County ofMmUreal^for th$ pmrpo^ ff eoiaifq/Mn^ 
 iff ih$ present Adminislration, held at Mtmtrm^i ^* 1^ 
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 N. MORIN. 
 
 
 L—IW Hii M^Mt/i SntJMti Ui tlftlt Prorincc. 
 artttrangly attadiM to the Conititiition eittnblUhed 
 bj tbe Act of the Slit of Hit late ilMtiXy George 
 tQtTUrd, cb. i^Iitf which it tuflUient, ifiu true prin- 
 ciples be duly retpecttd, to enuire the hanpinett of 
 ■if daitM anti to draw dote tka Uaka which velam 
 thm to tho Mother Coantiy. 
 
 t.— That Hit Exctdenc; Oaergn Earl ofDalhon. 
 liat Adminittrator of the Ooremmeot of this Pn^ 
 Tinec, hai, daring hit adminiitration thereof, ImM 
 gnilqr of divert aroitrHry act* tending to atiennti the 
 •Action* of Hit M^jetty'i liiithM Skit^ettis and 
 ■abveniTc of the Oovemment a* bjr Law «»(aUiib> 
 «4 in thii Prorinoe. 
 
 S ^Tbatthe tatd 0«orf\ Earl of Dalhouaie, dur> 
 
 Shi* adminiitimtioa, hai drawn, by warrant or 
 erwita, firam tbe hand* of the Receirer-Oeneral 
 of tbit Province, direr* lam *tiJB* of Money with* 
 ost baring any aothority at Law fbr to doing. 
 
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 RnoiTtn ft. — ^That the *aid Oeoree, Etrl of Oalhoatie, hai^ 
 without any caiute or surkient reason, arbttratily 
 and ilMpoucallv turned oui and dqirived sereral 
 Civil OBcerr ''place* of trust and retpontibility, t» 
 the gtvat pre)wUo* of thote ottcera and of tbo ptdH 
 UcterriHa. 
 
 RuoLVt» IP.— That A* Mdd Oeai]pk Earl of DalhoMick ha* 
 tnaintaiwMl and itaay — i-alll wrftaliM in< iwtpi 
 in otfee maov pabne taetionwiaai after It baa b«M^ 
 proved that tMbr abarinntiolt ta dioio plaee*, or tlMI 
 ibeiraAeial condnct «■ prqndictal to Hi* Mijea 
 
 K'* (enrice and to llM MlKctt if hi* SbI^mm in this 
 lorkMc. 
 
 .'•■» ILvlVt riw taii G«mf[% Biri of OalLeaic^ h» 
 k^^dMM fvltoiM af twi^iagty and wiApvt m§ 
 
 IMfiSfM^I^ a|pW|M VMrti vi%^Jltlf MM Xff flHVItir>*fet* 
 
 lidM dM |«MMlw<a<ariiBW]r,tsrfas ofthe Ci 
 Ooartf Mt^UilMd bf Latr; b« mMA Mhmmw 
 
 4.-~Tliat the aaid George, Earl of DaUMmi^ 
 fg)iiaaMik^MaAMHAHlt|tn*Miilalad^aMp|Mtaa*iM 
 in M* ha&di and withheld from the knowledge 
 the Provincial Parliament, diver* Dncumenu and 
 ynblic Pkper* neccttanr for the Dcimatcb of Bu«i> 
 ac*t and nr the good Oovemment ofthii Province, 
 to the great detriment of the public (ervic*^ ami to 
 tbe great prqudice of Ht* Muje*ty'* 8ll^^)e^^«» r«*K 
 'ding in the taid Province. 
 
 BfWiriB 8.— That the taid OeorgC) Earl of Balhoatiet has 
 voluntarily and in violation oif hi* doty lowania hit 
 ' " ''-. K. Sorer, ign, and toward* hit faithful toMact*, in tkia 
 '^ ' ProTiiice,in*intnin(d in the exerci*e of ma fanctioa% 
 
 ' John CaldWelt, Etqoira, formerly Rec«iv«r-Oettera]« ^ 
 in whote handt the public Revenue of thu Prorinca l . 
 «M dcpoatMl, bm titltif ef tj/ m «Mf 4tai<it JniftM ' A 
 ••*"»»-*t«li»t uSyafter ttiat ^ITc AcctMntanTRd aeknoar. T 
 ■"•^- lodged hS malversation and d*clare<I hi* con*«<|utnt i 
 meet the fair call* m*da upon him for ^ 
 
 A haairy bnitMB 
 caaaiog great 
 
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 inabili^ to 
 
 the poblie lervfce, and that to the great detriment t 
 
 af tba InhAbiunn of thi* Province and to tlie great \ 
 
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 RiaoiTXB 6 — That the aaidOeer^, Earl of Dalhnusie , in opN 
 poiiition to the conxtont practice of His Mnietty't 
 OovcrnnMnt of tbi* Province, ha* appointed John 
 Hale, E*qiiire, to fill up the ploce of the laid John 
 Caldwell, a* Recriver-OenerBl, without demamlin* 
 or requiring from him the Securitfen utnully required 
 to tccuio a due execution of tbe dutiot of that tito* 
 ation. 
 
 7.->That the taid Ootn'ge, Earl of Dalhouiie, hoi, 
 M dUhront time*, mad* nte of fait authority at Com- 
 nander-ii>CbieC tn inflaanee and intimidate iha 
 fchahiinnli of tbi* PirafbM% i» lit^awwita of tbaif < • r 
 drtlandpoliUcdlrighti. ^,< 
 
 fc~TlM the aaid Ueorget Earl of Dalhoinivt u | 
 
 C«Bunander-in-Chief, ha* di*fkii*aed and turned oot { 
 
 a great awnber of Militia OlBcert, without any jnat S 
 
 aaaaooraugcieBtraaM i. , ^ 
 
 precrptSrteandTiclent pruro^uluia 
 of tba Pk«riMial Parliamantk ^ pcaiadieed t$ 
 pubUe iMMMa of ibia Piwvinea-MiinM ha iMIl 
 fWHiBMi^ pnrentcdl the paiiWig of aany tncM 
 AciB : tlut in hit Speaeba% at ffioae prorcfMkiit 
 he hat wichedly atperatf nd <ai*ely acoatM tba 
 Eepreaentative* of the PeopH with a view todi» 
 credit them with their Constllnentt, and wiA d» 
 darign of creating in Hit Miyeity'ii Oovemment inn 
 fcrou-able preitidioet at to the loyalty and charactaf 
 •r Hia Muaitya Canadian Sal^eela. That be baa 
 pwMlUe d tba aewqiapert or gaiette* poblithed «•> 
 der 1^ aatbariqf, or under hi* eoatnal, 4al)y la 
 Miar iha -Mott ftb* and caloaudoiu arcawifinaa 
 agaiafi the Hmm of AtaanWy, as wail at agabul 
 SCiiSaic Bo^ cflltt rM|«i af this PrawN» 
 
 RMOLVto It.— That the laid OamrsskfiaHaf Dalhonticvhatk 
 through the medium of puoUc writers hnown to be 
 in hii employment and under his oontrool, menaced 
 the Country with violent, detpolic and calamitout 
 exercises of prerogative, namely, that h4 would 1^ 
 petually dissolve, or at it wat iutultingty e»pret*cd, 
 ** turn out" the repres*ntiri|^ bodv vr.tii the free- 
 holders nnd landholders showslw re<luced to cboata^ 
 not such representative* a* ** have a hold on their 
 confidence," hut *Uch a* would be obsequious totlto 
 executive and tU);:ender to it the rights of the peopl* 
 of the Province acting br their representative*, to 
 determine upon what portion of their property might 
 be expcnde<i by the administration ana to enfbroa 
 the expC'itditiire thereof; or that he Would punish 
 the Country' by rejecting Bills passed by trie Rv 
 prasentAtii'es of the peojile for tne general benefit, 
 until they surrendered the riglil to erant and con- 
 troul as aroivsiddi and that the Magistrates end the 
 Jiufgct of the LatuI, should, as well an the lowest offi- 
 cers, be " tnrne<l out" from their hi^h and most im- 
 portant ttationi, in which a perfect impartiaifty and 
 independanca are aitanttal to public and private t»o»' 
 tiXj, if they did not pIsaastiM sctual r^~' '-' — '— 
 
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 lUtOfcTZD. 14. — That tlic !>aicl Ct'orge, ICniI o( D:illu>usic did, f 
 in pursuance of the vindictive policy so nvo\Yeil by Jf 
 
 the writers in liis eniplovineiit, iHtimlly puniih tlie J 
 f , CAunlry, by withholiliiig the royal aiseiit fnun 6 } 
 Dilli) ot npproprintiuii for llic iiil> rnni iiiiprovcuirnl < 
 of the Country in l!-2li, bul to wliiili Ins Mnjesty 1 
 has since griiciously ({iveii his usHi'iit; iiid by per- k 
 mitting his Exccu'ive d n: cillois and others under 4 
 his contrcul in:d Lohiin ; ufH ei at pkosure, to 
 use their preiluminaiict' mi tlio Ijfifiilative Counvii 
 of which they are nj'.o Members, for the furthennd 
 of the same viiuiictive policy, and accurdinffly to 
 reject in 1827 ail Dills of nppropri-.ition for the in- 
 ternal improvement of the Province and for charitn- 
 ble purposes which hid been annually grunted dli" 
 ring many years. 
 
 RssOLVio 13. — That the said George, Earl of Dnihousir, by 
 such hii oppressive ait-, Ini'. agitated ihe whole Coniw 
 try with nliirm ajul vexutior;; deprivi.ik'd the Judicial 
 deparinunt in llie ('stiuial:uji of llie piibKc, and 
 . Weakened ihe curiliiUnce of the people 
 administration of justice; and inspired 
 Province widi incurn'.ile distrust, suspicion, 
 like of the adiiii::istration uf liim tlu' .aiu G.o'.'jc, 
 Karl of Dalhousic. 
 
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 RUOLVCD 16. — That the sa d George, Earl of Dalhousic, has . 
 violated the clecti\e franchise of the Inhibitanls of jj 
 this Province by endeavouring dirtciiy aiul iiuinect« 
 ly to influence the Elections of the House of Asseii)* 
 bly of this Province. 
 
 RiSOItVtD 17. —That il is t\peil:cnt humbly la petiticn His 
 Majesty, and represent to him the vex.ilion. which 
 ' his faithful i>ul)jicl> experience in this di:-tart part 
 of his Dominions, .-uid pr.-vy that he r.:ay Ic gracious- 
 ly pleased to recall His Excellency Gi-crge, Earl of 
 Ualhousic, the Govc;nor-iii-t'hiel, a: '..j lo:ig"r rn- 
 
 ioying public confidence in this Piovuite, ami 'ina- k 
 jletondniinister t!ie Governnicnl ih-uot', wiili hiu- J 
 ' ' our to the (."lowii ami udvaulagv to ili.- IViplr. > 
 
 RStoLVXO Ifl. — Tlnil it is the desire of the People of this 1'. u- * 
 , ^viuce tluit the House of Assembly shoulil, in the f 
 .."^ .MXt'Maaton of pHrltnmeiiti tabc cogniiiinM of th# § 
 tbregoins Complaints against His Excellency the i 
 Goverhor-in-Chief, Gcoigr, Earl of Dalhousie, suitl J 
 should maintain tm} prosecute the same by every i 
 means in their power, and confornMble to P.i!liii- i 
 mentary usage. f 
 
 BtCOL'vYD 10. — That the rerent and sudden prcrooativns of < 
 the Provincial Parliament, have prevented our He- ^ 
 prescntiUivcs from oiHcinlly exposing ni England. 1 
 our grievances buU our prayers, nut only in relation \ 
 to the ' Jst complaints whish the Country desires ta £ 
 
 ' urge kffuntl the administrHtion of His Excellency, f 
 
 ■'/' George Earl of Dalhnusir, but, besides, as to a 
 grett nuivber of matters of considerable moment 
 
 — '»Ll^ ■fc'Hi 4ee«!y ititer*?* .«^t» Riovii'Mt a'"! •>*»%] 
 
 •***"■ Vft.rrfov*<T, <lFpi1vT(T ui of tBc-'hdvanta/-. -, which wft 
 IukI gOi>ti. rvusun to i-xpecl tVoui tiien well known 
 *e^l t^Xf^t* Roo<l of the Province, and irom tbcli 
 well-proved Patriotism. 
 
 ItMWTIl 20.— That it it exnoJient, in the meant me, that 
 the BbpIc of this Province sl.ojld depute an Agent 
 er AHMtk well 10 carry to England, and sup|ior< 
 a ■^j^Hpt'O'^ <'f °"^ Hforesaid C^implaints and 
 
 _ ,"■ PrayenO^ the recall of His Excellency George, 
 
 "Earl of Dalhousie, as to represent such other griev- 
 
 ances ami subjects of complaint, as they may detni 
 
 proper to ex^wse. 
 
 ftifStrco tl. — ^That this meeting so'icits all the friends of ^ 
 the Coantry throughout the Province to assembla 1 
 in County mactines or in meetings of sub.livi^io",-. ;* 
 of counties to tike into coiisider.nticn the neccssitj" 1 
 ,, of making known to his most ExctilL-at .M-<;' 'y oiiij * 
 
 ."■.."; OraclAos S!>»ere;|jn the many critTiincei oihI causa* ^ 
 of complaint flowing from the illegal a'nl oprressnV- ♦* 
 arfminif trklioa of dje Governor i'l Chier, to pr»« . t 
 
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 for his recal, and to cause petitions for that object 
 to be generally signed : and for that end to form 
 commitiees, with whom ns weil as with those that will 
 be fonii'.tl in the City of Quebec and town ot lltnp 
 Hivers, the Montreal Committee will currekpondM 
 
 I the end that the best means be devised to maiM 
 
 choice of bikI send as early as possiblffontor nor* 
 
 I agents who shall proceed to England and claim tiw 
 
 Protection of the King and Parliuinent in fkvOur of 
 this oppressed Province. 
 
 Resolved 22.— I1iat printed copies of the adresses adoplMl 
 by this meetmg be sent to all other committees that 
 m.iy be fornieU in this District for the same pur* 
 poses. ns this is, in order that, if they should UNn 
 It advisable fur the sake of celerity and as proving 
 n cuiiimon general feeling, concert and union, thaj 
 may adopt the same; but that if they should conai- 
 der it prefernbie to forward other RkldretMa luc th*. 
 same end, and should send them to the Montreal 
 Committee, that committie will receive them wilk 
 pleasure and will use all cape and- diligence to luvt 
 tliiin fui'Mardcd to their destination. 
 
 Rxsoi VEC S3. — That to sarry into elRxt the proceedings and 
 resolves of this meeting and to correspond with th« 
 agents there be now appointed a committee. 
 
 Rr.soLvcD 21^. — That the necessity uf octing with dispalchi 
 mill th? difltculty of communications at this time of 
 the year have rendered il inipok^sibla ec^'ly, eooMgh 
 to call a general meeting in which ^?iitl3men from 
 nil parts of the Disltict wmiUl liave been chosen to 
 constitute its committee, diis meeliiig ought to pro- 
 ceed in such manner as vill atibrd the best remedy 
 for that iiicnnvenienrr, will do jii>;ice ti> oil tllo 
 inhabitants of the District, will testify its sincere 
 >. respect t.ir a few indepcnden*. Legislative Councillora 
 ami for the Hou:.e or Assembly, and will crince^ita 
 full uiiil entire approbation fa and deep gi-«titude foe 
 die rneisy and eiilightenetl patriotism, with which 
 thev, in uad times and diflicult circiimstmces, hars 
 fletentled our assaulted and iiivud'.d rigfits, particu* 
 lurly since the lieginning of the present colonial sj* 
 ministration, and iheiefuie bii it lUsul v«(l aud' fk' ii^ '. 
 Rc4o!vcit that the .Miinbers of the Legislative C<Hi»- 
 (il in ihi* Uurtriei wiio are 'williHf; to «|fll#JlM» * 
 cause of the Country against the u'.iusus of ia wi- 
 niiniktration, end that all the rviiresontativraof dli^ ,,. 
 District are meniliers of the AlontreaL committM* ' 
 arc reijuested when in litis toxrii to attend to M ;' 
 meetings aid il with their ailvi'r, and by their iite ' ! 
 Huence and cooperation foster its procevuings. . 
 
 UiL^;.VLD a£. — That besides these there be ttow ch<»M(fll 
 other neir.b»rs nith the power of increasing' their 
 number of whot>: six with the Chairman or hi hi* 
 absence with one of the two Duputy-Cbahratt 
 chosen by the committee sbaf be a Quorum. 
 
 RcsoLVKD 90 — That Francis UesRiviires, Senior, Jufea Mvk 
 rice QiiEsnel, Joseph Bedard, Pierre da Kochebl«*% 
 Louis Roy Portelance, Benjamin Basdiipie D. BeaH- 
 bien, Thomas Uarron, Senior, Fran^oii AntQ.n* 
 Laroc(|ue, James McGill Dasttiviires, Jocalya 
 Waller, Joseph Roy, FiUx Snuligny, Kind Jusepk 
 Kimber, S. D. Lebounlais Doctor rracev, Joseph 
 Masson, O. Berthelel, Andre Jobin, Jean Duminiqu* 
 Bernard, Alexis Bourrei, Fraiifois Hoy, Chanca 
 Simon DeLorine, Aususiiii Tulluch, 3eiiior, Jacob 
 Deal Dewitt, John Donnellan, Pascbsi PeniiUac 
 dit Lachaptllew Louis Partenais, Ale«is Berthaiot^. 
 Michel Viau, Louis Bou 
 
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 auiron dit Ma)or, Franfqis 
 Groux, Charles Giroux, Stanislas D»vid, hff*o» 
 Bertrand, Senior, Paul Monarque, Francois Ram-- 
 me, Emmanuel Vidrccaire, Urbain Dearedttdi Jo* 
 seph Allard, Senior, Venant Rov dit L«p*H«<a» in* 
 nior, Nicolas Lefcvre, Michel traff^tif Va^U-fnd 
 C. Th^tard de Mentigny, be hiawUra flf tKt dooh 
 mitlee. 
 
 ntsotvtn ST.— That the thanks of this inceV'^g be giw'k 
 w the Chiiinuiui for* Ids able (induct fn thn chair. ' ,' 
 
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