Canada Part Ii Historical
Canada Part Ii Historical
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Cathcart's period of office was very short ; because, when the war-scare subsided, the Secretary of State, Lord Grey, considered that the affairs of Canada would be better administered by an experienced civil servant than by a soldier. Lord Elgin had been already proposed by Queen Victoria to Lord Stanley' as Governor-General, and he was now selected for the post, although at the time of opposite politics to the Whig Ministry. He had governed Jamaica with Elgin's success, and, as Lord Durham's ...son-in-law, was admirably ■^^. '■. ''^ fitted to put the coping-stone upon the policy the foundations of which had been laid by Durham's report. The new Governor-General arrived in Canada in January, 1847, and, from the first, made clear his own position. He was in friendly relations with the Conservative Ministry, which he found in existence ; but he made it apparent to all that he intended to do nothing which would prevent him from ' Letters of Queen Victoria, vol. Ii, p. 55.
192 HISTORY OF CANADA working cordially with their opponents.
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Cathcart's period of office was very short ; because, when the war-scare subsided, the Secretary of State, Lord Grey, considered that the affairs of Canada would be better administered by an experienced civil servant than by a soldier. Lord Elgin had been already proposed by Queen Victoria to Lord Stanley' as Governor-General, and he was now selected for the post, although at the time of opposite politics to the Whig Ministry. He had governed Jamaica with Elgin's success, and, as Lord Durham's ...son-in-law, was admirably ■^^. '■. ''^ fitted to put the coping-stone upon the policy the foundations of which had been laid by Durham's report. The new Governor-General arrived in Canada in January, 1847, and, from the first, made clear his own position. He was in friendly relations with the Conservative Ministry, which he found in existence ; but he made it apparent to all that he intended to do nothing which would prevent him from ' Letters of Queen Victoria, vol. Ii, p. 55.
192 HISTORY OF CANADA working cordially with their opponents.
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