From the Burlington Free Press.

AIDS no RESURRECTION.
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II is certainly very difficult for us in the States
70 satsiy ourselves as to the precise amount and
character OF the grievances complained of by the
canadians. Some of our own citizens, with good
means OF knowledge, deny the existence of any
abuses worth naming; while much larger class
nave honest doubts, from lack of information.
we have document in preparation which will
throw some light on this subject. In the mean
time, however, we offer for the consideration of
our readers the following extracts from the loyal
presses in Montreal, as indicative of the charac-
ter and designs of those from whom the patriots
seek to free themselves. The reader can at least
form an opinion as to the probability of oppres-
sion from government administered in such a
spirit. We quote from the Herald and Gazette,
the organs of the Scotch and English interest OF
Lower Canada:---


The present constitution Of Lower Canada must be
destroyed. and British replace it, the country
must be reconquered, both morally phys ally. Now
IS the time to make this British instead OF French
Colony. Let the English inhabitants firmly deprecate


The appointment Of single Frrnchnan to single station
OF trust or power and boldly demand the exclusive use OF
me English tongue in the Courts and Legislature We
will not patiently permit Lower Canada to be any thing
but English."-H.raM


Ihe French population must be morally, politically,
and Judicially, dislranchised p Gasete.


The whole French population, with exceptions too
few 10 be taken into account, at heart disoyal to
Great Britain and Ireland and it is the height Of madness
10 grant them the political privileges with men OF
British blood, who love their country, because IS their
country endeared 10 their hearts by ten thousand associa
tions which scarcely be supposed TO find place
the breasts OF conquered people. We do not and
not blame the Canadians for not being able to think
Englishmen think; and the descendants OF Br-
tain in French Colony feelings would naturally be
as opposed to the existing Government as those Of the
Canadians at present are. ."--Herdd.