The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-25 00:00:00

MR. GOLDIT'IN• SMITH IN CANADA.

The nem s from Ametica coot: ins the fact thet Mr Gold-
win Stuith made a Speech at a dinner in connection
with the Toronto University on the 11th. After speak-
ing for some limo on university topics, Mr. Smith
is represented to Lave said : —The other day ho
thought his position : omewhat precarious. He was
afraid be would have to cross the lino and take refuge
in Canada ; but ha was &la/ tollsee %%Tint Ere
stated
England's cans-, and for this bad received a pretty full
amount of at us', efpee'ally from the press. But as
ho was under the safe protection of the British flag,
he might say that the American press is not universally
celebrated for its intelligence; and cne of the papers that
had been particularly fierce in its denunciation had the day
before had a brilliant article bearing on the hat and boots
of a rival editor. He sincerely hoped the storm would blow
over. All he feared was the extreme virtue of some of the
politicians. It was possible that they might do something too
disinterested and sublime. Hasty progress in that direction
would lead to consequences. The English are not, by any
means, ready to allow any one to have the honour of tramp-
ling their flag under foot. Englishmen (he proceeded) wore
by no means too tenacious of their purse, but they were
very tenacious of their character. Their money might be
wrested from them, but no one would take from them their
honour with impunity.

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