Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24
From the New York Daily Express.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

We nlreat the Wing Press of this coun-
nv 10 look intelligenlly at the great events
how going on in Canada. In this country
NE have had justly great fears Of revolu-
Onzng agrarian movements, and on this
ccOunt many of our presses have discour-
ged all the struggles for liberty in Canada.
Beware ofexuemes The Wings, the world
bVer, have two enemies 10 contend with, one
5IORysN, and the other AGRARIANIsM. In
lhe United States the two extremes coalesced
foI the purpose of routing the great Mid
filing interest," which is Wing. Tory Ex-
tcuve power in its most tyrannical form
combined in this country with The Fanny
Wrghts, the Loco Focos. and the Slam
Bangs in order to break down the Wing
party, and Wing principles. This Tory.
ism in Canada is now perpetrating, with
Ihe British army 10 back it, great oppression
upon the Canadian people. 1t keeps away
from them the right of all lreemen to pro-
representation. 1t puts down all popu-
mmOvemenls by violence and arms. The
nyOnet is the answer to an argument 1t
nNry true that the Wings Of Canada, des-
enely driven, may now and then rush to
alremes. 1t is alwaysthe case in all pop
aar Oulbreakings But these Wings are
fghl in their principles. They are simply
t0aending for what the Wings Of the Revo-
luton commended for in rs. If our forefath-
en were right, these Canadian Wings are
flsh. Our American Editors must not take
sail law and gospel the statements Of the
English newspapers in Canada. The
fench newspapers have just as much, and
We think a little more Of truth in them
ine indicator, which was printed in Eng.
sA' The Tories of Canada have torn down
may be that it was part of their policy to
fs'ell,ls circulation among English read
s0i liberal principles.
Vnce more, Papineau is spoken of very
'es'y' by some American Editors. Papi-
paus very able, and highly Intellectual
aaa lie would make figure among the
iM men In the United States. He has taxi
a'Ae same stand in Canada that John Ad-
r%' look in Massachusetts, and Patrick
lisary In Virginia He is not to be classed
Ssa 'ne vulgar demagogues of the day, and
"na'e'er may be our estimate OF his opin-
'a,' ne deserves well of us as man.
iC'he Wings Of Canada, we address
su mus because we have no other manner
reaching you, and we call you Wings
s s though Wing Government in
sand IS your apparent oppressor, yet
"y principles are the cause of the oppres-
"u-we say beware OF extremes in all
O. ~ .'eeds This great country, the mo-
, sa' y has time TO turn from the fearful
ssges we have had here with Jacobin-
i. VIII 40 you justice. Study the princi-
W " 'ae lille and the character of George
H.. sHlns'on as your model. Look over The
" Of the Adamses. the Madisons. the
m ''' The Henrys and HamiItons Of the
|' ,~I'lcan Revolution. None Of them were
a, ruslus' They were Wings. The Dec
h" s'1uu OIL Independence embcdies all you
IN. ~ contend for at present Learn ques-
H. I"u VI political economy. Finance. aye
a. SDes y of the pocket, leave 10 calmer
Lao,. O'y out against standing army that
Eno"I you down. Denounce the force that
.00lS I you down. Rebuke the Priests who
s,; su Oe'ray your liberty for their livelihood.
sss NJ, upon the right Of full, ample repre-
bsmt 'On, Be moderate, but stern, and re-
IN I0sf that Truth IS powerful and aOill pre-