It saw the speeches of the likes of Louis-Joseph Papineau and Wolfred Nelson. Papineau advocated the pursuit of the constitutional struggle through economic boycotts of British products while Nelson and Doctor Cyrille Côté supported an armed uprising.
Papineau, Nelson, and Dr. Cyrille Côté were proponents of different strategies for achieving constitutional goals: Papineau favored economic boycotts, Nelson supported armed rebellion, and Côté's stance was not explicitly stated but likely aligned with the former two.