The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1850, Page 7

Our Canadian Correspondence. Toronto, Feb, 22, 1850. ‘The Toronto Annexation Manifesto— Earl Grey's Despatch —The Orange Lodges—Ogle R. Gowan = Democratic Opinions Progressing— Annexation will not Die Out— Congress and Free Trade—Halion Election—Expected Defeat of the Governmens Candidate by an Annexation- ist Liberal—Torente Rioters—Hon. M. Cumeron at Washington, The annexation feeling le not extending very rapidly atthe present time. The manifesto issued by the as- sociation of this city does not appear to have exerted apy very decided propulsive power, No one can see qhat it has pushed the movement one inch forward. it is quite possible that temporary reaction has been manifested in some parts of the country. Besides the patural ebbing and flowing of popular feeling incideng to all great moral and intellectual movements, there 48 in the precent case all that timidity, distrust, mutual Suspicion, and moral cowardice, which shrioks from the menaced legal consequences of persistence. In addi- tion to this, annexation is half inclined to gi jay to reciprocal free trade with the States, and it is just now balting to watch the motions of Congress in that matter. Earl Grey’s despatch is differently regarded by dif- ferent parties. It frightens the timid, invigorates the bold, irritates the nervous, rouses the enthusiastic, and provokes threats of defiance from the reckless. Ite genera) effect has been rather to subdue the tone of the annexation movement. In a short time, however, it ‘will be forgottenand uncared for, and mea will square their conduct to suit their commercial interests, or to gratify their political predilections. The annexation feeling, as hitherto developed, wants that fervent en- thusiasm, and that spirit of lofty self denying patriot- ism, which are the sure presages of success. It is not dificult to account for this. The movement is yet but in its infancy. Eighteen months ago,no man would Dave dared to advocate annexation publicly in Upper Canada, where » violent and ignorant Orange faction, taught to chatter mechanically about “ loyalty” and the Prince of Orange, would have been likely to Stop such a discussion in @ very summary manner. Now, all this is changed; and although the Orange lodges bave not openly countenanced the annexation movement, nor even discussed the question in their or- ganized cepacity, many ef the prominent leaders ofthat body are secretly and notoriously favorable to it. Ogle R Gowan, the originator of these Orange associations in Canada, and for a long time their chief head and Grand Master, and even yet their reel leader, though the Grand Masterehip is held by another, hes lately been propounding, with considerable suc cess, the most dy >oeratic foctrines. He goes for an elective legislative” council, elective governor, elective local officers, electiv thing. His position im- poses upon bim the ity of talking about loyalty and British tastitutions, tor The benefit of Buncombe; but it 2 that he only does so to d preparing the tenes over whom by influence, to understand pereciate the ‘antiq! ‘come to prefess a creed of rations! demecracy, Is —. fact. This isthe prope per read toannexetion. C will, our popa- ie progressing in iiberal” voplalens, "though it st tbe confessed there is great deal to be learn- ed. Our limited suffrage excludes probably one-half of the male adult population from having any voice io the government of the country it is not to be ex- pected that « people governed by sucha system. should exbibit that keen politioal sageeity which i: great mein-stay of republics. _— is justas mach dispost tion shown bere as in England, nomatter which an is in power, to resist the extension of popular Even the annexationists do not appear to undersi their mission; they do not attempt to show the ad- vantages of republicanism. No party advocates uni- versal suffrage, the ballot, or any of these popular priu- ciples. which, even in England, are loudly demanded by the uneofranchised masses. I have thus Tadionted a few | a fow landmarks, to guide your ad this dittoutty., gimorrity and earnestness, will ever die out, 1 do “nit ba a apoexation feeling ay await the course of liberal Ideas ‘whieh I ve Racrae @ guarantee that the moral revolution which Bas begun will neither stop nor jade. Much, very much depends upon the activa onae ss on the rubject of reetprostty. If that be greuted, th question of annexation will be Sage armen & distant Gay, but not extinguished barriers placed 7 = ‘Way of our access to the tnited, States markets Tomcacmobe cause of toe anneantioe ety, Whee ou tell the farmer that the American abstracts wenty er cent from the of his wheat, he at once understands you, oem scented enough to @ixcover, in & moment. bow annexation and unre- stricted free trade would edd to the number of his dollars. If be gete free trade without xetion, he will be satisfied for a time with the better price ob- tained for bis grain. and be willing to put up with his Old political institutions, till improved political eda- cation eball have given him new wants, aud laspired Bim with new hopes and aspirations. othe Hon bop me dy gore Attorney General for precarious state of health, iy ‘raid to have advised his retire- ment from public life. He has been in this condition for at leart a month, and time brings no abatement of Dis melad: fammetion unfortuate event or ng coasted with uncommon ‘The office heid. by the minister, the Assistant Commissiovership of Pu' ~% bp a be ager yo od use- its last incumbe: Cameron; and the main no the electors is ‘tbe question of retrench- im the public expe: pm From present indica- #, there is good reason to believe that the the ministe- He! candidate will be defeated There are no signs of the meeting of Parliament, = which w bably be delayed till May next. One thing is the French members refuse to come ‘wp til the ©. ing of navigation, There will be some exciting topi bated wi Parliament does meet, Gnd 1 chowlé not be curpcioed to Sad e rovivel, uneet fome pretext er other, of thet fiendish spirit’ which o d che Inst senston. uncenditional pardon granted by Lord Elgia to oo Heteber rioters, doe not appear to have hada good effect. The convicted parties who were perjury against the Police officers, whom they have caused to be arraigned two or three times @ Week, om various trumpery charges. ‘What these annoyances will come to, it is difficult to aay ; but no doubt there ts a desperace set of fellows concerned in the affair, who wili not be over serupa- ager ee means they make use of to carry their at Tbe yonog Canada reform party—formed under the leadership of Cameron, who lately left the cabinet. aod Dr Roipa. who in potnt of talent ta the Webster of the Clay of Conada unciegged with 78, eke sive notions. is gathert . deabtieee be the principe 4 be fore long will perty io the State The Hon Malooim Cameron ts now at Washi ar the representative of that portion of the lil ty which believes that potter the people of Ei fera of ada or of © ited 8) mean he best thing for all Thoee perrous really in favor of annexation, perabie di Mor nanan in the way Cay olishment, thi Feet ptoe repere the road quite a* soon asitis seeded; while others deli that sue® a measure by panoriogeneat disearivraction. ecmangoeially, tags te im our political imetit tons, whieh thee ple ot others and the certain # Vanes of inielligencs are fare to bring about, transfer tot ost generation the question of aanex- with all ite excitiog concomitacte The decision of Congress is therefore. an evens which all pyrties are Waiting for wita great interest FUBLICOLA. Daniwe Mare Roi --We are informed, by a letter Fecvived im this city from Tremont, by Joba Kiog, Beq, Postmaster that the mail beioocing to Spring- field’ wns stolen from the «tage, while the driver was wy a a his horrer at Tremont, on Saturday night, war ent Open and rifled of ite contents and into @ Day stack olose by, oud the bay vet on fire The hay, berg damp, did not burn very rapidiy aed © and extingutrhed by eome Doyein the m The beg wae fe oat four od toe ok, PM @oubredly, to get ibe te eopte a @ ccoride pend Ate previous thete aped. feria’ o hererhack but was pon Ts by the Siege deiver — dred UL) © +19, ay, being #@ om cune te He opinion that it d..e# not set forth a valid Oaim sgainet the republic of Mexico; aod the merimerial was rejected accordingly edjourned until ilo clock to morrow. New Verk Historical Society. This society held a regular meeting at their rooms in the Univereity on Tuesday evening. The President, Hon, Luther Bredish, was in the obair. ‘The mivutes of the last meeting being read and ap- proved,the Foreign Corresponding Secretary read a let- ter belonging to the department of the Domestic Cor- responding Secretary. The letter was from A. R. Lawrence, and was accompanied by drawings and plans of the lately proposed enlargement of the City Hall. A number of nominations for new members were made, and reterred to the Executive Committee. was offered to the by-law regulating the manner in which funds are to be appropriated.— The amendment makes it necessary for the Executive Committee to examine every bill to be paid out of the ‘upappropriated funds ef the sosiety; and the commit- teo’s certificate is to be the Treasurer’s voucher. The amendment wan adopted. T J. O. Cnouces was then imtroduced to the society, and read @ biographical teh of Wilson, the Ameriosn ornithologist. The sketch which Or. C sented was, he said, made up from papers obtained ata sale of the effects of the late Ur, Chalmers. Alexander covered @ love of poetry and 801 ® poet. in the summer of 1789, he commenced writing some poems for publication, His publications involved him in debt, from which he never could is 098 entirely clear. After passing through various difficul- ties, by reason of poverty, sickness and Boys he ‘sailed for America in 1794, where he applied Bimeelf to agriculture, taking @ farm of la) 7 in = apy with @ brother-in-law, in Pennsylvania. oame @ great lover of our institutions, and poet an active interest in polities, being an ar- dent friend of Mr. Jefferson. Wilson died at Phila- delphia, in 1818. The sketch did not refer, except ca sually, to his labers as an ornithologist. Th was well received by the society, aad the ust of thanks was passed to the reader. Mr. Baxtietr was introduced to the society, and by aid of a very large map of the Arctic regions, gave an interesting account of the various expeditirns to the North including those sent out in search of Sir John Franklin. The matter of Mr. Bartlett's remarks was taken from the pubiished accounts of the various expeditions mt were ustrs dition tote sen! this country, Mr B. nae mends that steamers (propellers) be used, instead of sailing vessels, as it bad been prov 3 " that much my ro lable in pn the float Baffin’s {Qr. How will they get fuel sooiety pe nll ‘at 936 o’elock. ice in The Trouble in the Colored Teachers’ Associa- ton To tHe Epiror or tHe Hera Sir—Being taxed, in common “with other citizens of the county, to raise funds for the education of “all children between the ages of four and sixteen, residing in said city and county,’’ | feel free to ex views as to the appropria or inappropi ‘any appropriation of said fund; and thank you, Mr. 0. to you that the Legislature of the State ~e @ society under the title of The for the Promotion of Education Colored Cindren:* since which time ssid so- a8, from time to time, received appropriations of from the Board of Edueation. How has this money been disbursed? | am seed ig very to eay that it bas been saticfactorily disbursed Good men. indi- vidual 0 bave been interested and identided with the educational interest of colored children for years and years, have been excluded from # voice in Koel ad- Editor. for efording me an opportunity of doin, ‘ it is kn De ministration a disburse: ts of who elected men unworthy of cou: lees of bein; pointed guardians of a rising aman ge 7 phe mpd nad selected as the super- of the morals and education of our children, ot kept good the adage, for they are crimina- nd recriminating among themselves. Some howe resigned, and some have refused to be id tified with such a board; some good men remain. It was but a few days ago, that a disgraceful fracas took place in one of the schools connected with this board, between a portion of this dignified board and one of its teachers; desks were broken open—ia fact, quite a rumpus was the result; the See. dismay conveyed home with anxious breaths ladiatort intelligence, as the natural c juence meal this reign no unusual thing, of on rether than of reason; it at least as faras the male department of one of theee en to see boys challenge their teach- e The geveral interest in the eesociation is decreasing. I question whether the general average of attendance is pt vo ag at present oath this society's additional n it was previous to their a the sehools which were in existence before the estab- Msbm. hools, were not much more than half filled. Then why was the educational fund taxed for money to additional seats. teachers’ fees, contingent expenses, Ko., whilst the old schools were not more than half filled. and for which the fund was taxed for seats teachers’ fees, &c? What has been the by the establishment of the new schools? no better discipline, as the above facts teachers are no better, for they have been ut, for principals upon the teachers of the end third stations of tbe vid schools, with vat female principal of the Thomas Ml as they have been dependent these echools for numbers, to swell their pro rata Lowance. proreripti hich ie 15 are czemd,& saline, tobave wi a ve—this ve & better attendance at the schools already geet Sener ‘thing necessary for eomfort and provid Permit me to invite the at- ention of th the Bea Board of Education to an ——. of the names of the individusis composing the body to receive this trust of $7,000. ONE INTERESTED. The all thet it m! country, secure ‘Tre Late Steam Boren Exriosion at Cureacd, 1un. oh u Sth instant. the ¢ afternoo: “{ + igih, the boiler 1 4 ne Fe Witbeok plough and wagon factory on Wi street, ploded. Sally, the engineer, wentn six oF sever out « large poeten wall of the jhe roof above, appears that the pump to su; the boiler bad failed to work, fore ecg reerig’ water in the boiler just have become nearly exbausted, and the boiler the wounded Breptiotor, Philip Rail- GC. Jack factory is ‘weary . poe eas $5,600 in all—$' £3,000 in Genesee Ryy Tf. _— te] removed; loss $2000; fully re i ‘tally Ye oo ay ; lone ; mo er ee lore $3 000; Bo inrurance H, & tea lose $600; insured $450. ‘he books were saved Deellt tear of Wolebem Block, owned by Jam lore smell. house next rast of 13¢ Board then | Biock, owned by J: Turner; loss $600; no in- surance. except on the The and apricot of 0 In as a —- by the ex! cold wea. A t, tho fe ee Ml be Bele at Hartford, Ct., on Post Office Opera: ‘The Postmaster General bes entablished the following | Reybert§ oxtate Bie Bew Post Offices for the week ending Feb %3, 1850: — Rede Brit Robb Mise Cecilia Office. Stote Pe Keberts Charlotte Allenton, RL, Re Roberts Lydia ew Boek: Ct, George A. Hall, Robbins M “v3 ian | i ED: Lawrence isk hae Robineon Mre WB i N.Y, Miles Benham, —- why Pat Sackett Miss Mar- Sorter MissCaroline Sally Murzaret W saiten ire jerries Thomas Odverts | Sheugh ” Las vr at Sears Mrs pence Mita Ann @ Shepard Mrs Tam Stymecs tt is ener MreJulia Streit iin Fula Wer tmereland, * ma Lvzerve, Sherhan Bridget D Smith Miss Ann Sinith Miss warg’t H Cunningham, a am tas, Mrs Fonith Mise Louisa Emiley M Smith Marin Sits tmyth Mrs Lewis Score} Mrs SiovwrightMliss ag- Sowean M ey DISCONTINUED, Genie Quarter, Kershaw Distriot. gee Carolina. Werri . Der plat i be al ‘Miss Marcel- ‘Taplee Miss Antio- qreabie Miss Anne ‘Taylor Miss Ellen Taylor Mrs . Cook county, Illi Hancock city, Hi uty. iMinois, Somervill ry, Missourl. Hunter's Range, Luzerne county, Pen! Mantua, Porta; \t io. CHANGED. Union Society. Greene county, New York—name ee to “ Bayley’s Four Corners.” Eaet on, Washington county, Maine—name chai ate jarrington.”” N ‘astine, Dark county, Ohio—name changed to T Mi {2 The “vos Mrs Ro: Tieraton os ‘ove: Cay ror nn r8 Rox- Tompkins Cate Fee Turner Miss meh Vanacon, Miss Cor- Vethake Miss Adri- Vourace Miss Ca- nelia tharine Cobb's C Portage county, Ohio— name changed Watters Ellen Waterhouse E: ‘Wyehlagten Agnes ‘orn NEED sy ts-<eur sap elling oounty, j— name e! to “ Bellville.” i ‘Wall Mes, Ham- » Ww Wakeman Virginia wei Mary dore Woodd Mrs Char- Li, LE TrEes REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK oe Waite irs Oare- OFFICIAV.LY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER Mavina THe | Welt rs Jecatine wee any ne LAROnaT CIRCULATION ova case tn ehiah top arvcas | ee Whit Witio Mrs euisth ment are ad- me Jig 12 whieh A Wit & wate Tabiny List. 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