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The following is sample from the .Macken-
zie's Gazette Here is paper established by a
foreigner, who is not citizen of the United
States, nor does he intend to become one. His
paper is not devoted to the United States, but ex-
clusively to Canada He would prefer to pub
lsh in that country what he publishes in this,
were he not compelled to fly here for refuge.
His aim is to excite our citizens to violate the
laws of the land for the sake of liberty in Canada


If liberty and republican institutions be sufi-
cient reason for this country to act in behalf Of
Canada, it is equally so in regard to every other
country where these alledged blessings do not
exist and then, to carry out this principle, we
must go against all Europe, yea all the world
besides! Are we prepared for this? We might
possibly be made to feel the resentment of a
"holy alliance" aaea" III
We are persuaded the exaltation and perma-
nence of government depend more on its vr-
tue and honesty than on it's soldiers and cannon.
Supposing the freedom Of the press to be the
palladium of our liberties, is this freedom to be
extended to every raw foreigner who may employ
it to abuse our rulers, people, or our institu-
tons! Is this freedom open to all the world, as
we'll emissaries and spies as intended residents?
if so, we think this boasted blessing will prove
curse. Let the press be unrestricted to natives,
mitted to speak through any channel against the
Government or the people: they should be re-.
stricted from political to literary and business
pursuits.


MAcKENzIE's GAZETTE EXTRA,
.# ''NoUenbcr Ia.


General Theller and Col. Dodge have ar
rived safe in this city. They will be present al
the great meeting of citizens this evening at Vaux-
hail.


"Dr. Wolfred Nelson, the hero of St. Dennis,
with Mr.. Bouchette, Mr.. Desrivieres, DR.. Gau-
vim, and Mr.. B. Viger, five of the Bermuda ex-
lies, Of whom the British Government stands in
such fear, are in the city; they addressed meet
ing Of 1900 citizens last night in the great room,
Richmond Hill House. \.
"l'he above gentlemen, with Mr.. Wilson
Reid, who has escaped from the great fortress Of
Kingston, were all in my Office here this morn
ing in excellent health and spirits.


The meeting held last night of the friends to
Canada, numbered about two thousand. Sixteen
hundred tickets were sold, and then they forced
the doors open, SO great was the pressure.


Mrs. Frances Wright attended the meeting


some Of her friends urged her to speak. | told


MIR. Vale that she ought not TO interfere-but she


thought differently. Some confusion ensued-


she was heard for few minutes only / think
it would have been more proper had she remains


ed silent The meeting was very friendly one


and exhibited an excellent spirit" a....