Legacy of Lower Canada Politics and Republican Dissension
A long, partisan chronicle recounts the 1819–1820 Upper Canada and Lower Canada political struggles. It details the Legislative Council's composition, opposition to the Assembly, education bills blocked by the Crown, and the Duke of Richmond's governance and death. It critiques corruption and provincial autocracy, arguing the Assembly defended constitutional rights against a self-serving Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connel
Mrss
Downing Street
Lower Canada
Ian Aber
Legislative Council
John Conpe Sherbrooke
House of Assembly
Sir John Coupe Sherbrooke
Lower
Canada
Duke of Richmond
Berning
Lav
Legislaive Council
Galway Prowaiong
Legislative Counell
Upper Canada
Quebec
Montreal
James Monk
Peregrine Maitland
Louis Joseph Papineau Esq
Peregrine Mait‘land
George Thegi
Earl of
Castle St. Lewis
Lord Dalhousie
Ss. Joseph Papineau
Canadas
England
House of Commons
House of ‘Commons
Messrs. Taschereau
Cuvillier
A. Stuart
Quesnel
Blanchet
Neilson
Vallieres
Grace
Cornell
Tn Provinr
Maret
Atads
Qip
Dalhousie
Sineliun
Connell
Thernth
Legislerite
Natey
Political Exiles and a Letter from Burlington Editor
A Burlington editor plans to print excerpts from a letter by Benjamin Mort of Alburgh. The letter discusses William Souler, and the Nov 1838 arrest of Volunteers of Oslo who were sent to Montreal jail and tried for treason. The piece notes New Holland transport, Sep 1839, and mentions sympathy for Americans crossing lines. It highlights public info from the informant about British vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Souler
Burlington
Benjamin Mort
Alburgh
Oslo
Montreal
Colbvre
New Holland
America
Merey
Syét
Also Mentioned on This Page
British North America
John Coape Sherbrooke
George the Sd
George the 4H
George the 4Th
Earl of Dalhousie
Newcastles
Popular
Mr. Neilson
Swanton