sible government." A Colonial electorate too fickle, individualistic and unstable for such a trust, however suited to other conditions. The dangers are too great to throw off active Imperial control. Durham is un- reliable and inaccurate.
lature had the right to judge." Discusses the details of reform by contrast with the evil ramifications of the old system of government. Under "Responsible Government" might not Papineau and Mackenzie have never existed as rebels; perhaps have developed into constructive statesmen?
CXLI. An Act Amending 1 & 2 Victoria, c. 9 (2 & 3 Victoria, c. 53), 1839
Military affairs, emigration and the land question require serious attention. Municipal institutions de- mand immediate and special consideration. In Upper Canada, finances and the Clergy Reserves are pressing questions. Her Majesty is determined to maintain the connexion between the United Kingdom and the American Colonies.