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The 'Queen Victoria' left Quebec City for Charlottetown Conference with several important Canadian Poloticians. Among them were George Brown, John A. Macdonald, George Cartier, Alexander Galt, and D'Arcy McGee.
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The Charlottetown Conference began
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The poloticians arrive at the harbour and are greated by W. H. Pope who rows out to them.
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The Charlottetown conference started on the first of september, 1864 and ended on the ninth of september, 1864.
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First meeting of the conference takes place. George Cartier speaks about "the arguments in favour of confederation."
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A. T. Galt speaks about "how finances could be arranged in the united provinces."
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George Cartier speaks about "the Canada of the Future."
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George Brown speaks about " the dream of Canada, Atlantic to Pacific."
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All politicions got a day of rest from the conference because back then, sunday was a very religious day and nobody generally worked.
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George Brown speaks about " the powers of the General Government and the Powers of the Local Government in Confederation."
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They discussed the "other reasons for confederation."
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The Martime Delegates report on their desicion about Confederation.
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Supper and Grand Ball with lobster dinner, speaches and dancing.
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Everyone left the conference.
