The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

BILP-DEPINO3 01 BRITISH COLONIAL

The following is a copy of a despatch from the
Right Hon. air E. B. Lytton, But., to the Goreraor-
General of the Leeward Wattle.—
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" Downinvetrest, Jely .
" have NOM_ filly in assaisr despise\ to3l the
explanations with opthit yes hays favoured ma on the
Antipos sin; bat I am embus M direct your attention to
sae °OodirOtt°O to Fantails =NW oat of Q.wn culture-
to leamplapstallmails reap
die importation of
Wad telearees, and by local
Aida, milts silififoly as welly presance parantse
the Welso=imilliVs of the (okay.
" Os •
.41 pap 1 have ob-
sired Italitioytat Pal orit:
wills ikel."=?Lo wise
Instaitodill the issymeelleas of •
=a isr opp. _ re sal
03:21Llikp nolosol ode Ws governarnat to
Is ihs_amPly sod id the Molest de-
yllidlimita elan BMW OIRVS. the nosessitke et the
=ateir lisibitawa waxy Peep, sod nay oc=
Ia • WI PP period of oar
tisms nessa=horos, and • disk apaa our jeTs
bola
is Man all Pans, have an 'lbith the generoeai
loyal ~Ms of hat hlispety's an \OM in many parts of
bar ealsoialemphy. .Bat it is oases by She=rit ad-
&the ate segliment to the or by m
tributaries be ski ',them who have experispioad Use veihreirp
and lasses el a berineens warfbre. or by the expression of
loyalty mil devotioo, list the English colonies can give the
mother country an eilostive support ia seasons of trial sad
difficulty.
It is by evol the mesas of esli-defeam and intarosi
protection, by this country to avail herself to the
utmost of her own inflitary resources, and by disposing
with the
freely
so am they wad b• efolve
ha
Pas freely mooldthat the West bitten coloales beet
mart Um I ma persueded, animates them.
"It is secelfios the mother country has a right to
claim, mid which the colony ought to be the first to approve.
It win therefore with gratification that I have observed,
daring the remit riots, Um readiosse with which so many
pothook love WNW lb serail themselves an the side of
cedar, sad to plies their strokes at the disposal al the go-
vernor. It is with still grease mtlahetkin that I have learnt
the intention to form vcenatear cap, alike to ware the
oolony tram worsen= abroad and to maintain peace at
home.

The mote fully that this eelf-reliant feeling is confirmed
and that these procautioas are adopted, the less will be the
probability of the danger ; and the more the discipline and
the tactual that canoe communicated to the new force, the
lees will be the expanse and the difficulty in preserving s
high standard lasnafter.
" There ma be no safety to life or security to property end
to the tommottens of commerce in that community which
dine tut iiernestly and resolutely seek to develop within
Ws/ the requielte force to Medicate the dignity of its own
lawn spinet the mettinake of internal disorder.
" I wet& with Interest the progress which the colony
under your govormsol is Tasking in this Important and
eeltstary direetion, mid her Ifisiesey looks with ocinfidencie to
the loyalty and good hang of like inkatintate of her West
Lame colonies be lessdering their utmost moppet to the
anitherities to this somewhat difficult but Dereeeery and
"Two
undertaking.
will take we early opportnuity of waking these mu-
Smote !wows to thelegialature of Antigua.—l bars, do.
" (Signed) E. B. LTrrox.
" To Gomm Hasditos, &s."

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