Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

,r,,u,t.d and fncrani han 'rhe anaas IN ISL ~
Sir Richard H. Banuy Lieutenant Colonel Il Roy
al Engineers and Lieutenant Colonel IN The Militia Of
Upper { anala.s ~ Bonnycasile hsd. ffom his rom
mand in the pprf Canada militia iurlnu the ns'ifTr
ton. peculiar opportunities a rrect ineftnaiun look
cd into his two volumes with interest and iasora
/ bic expectation. THIS utterly disappointed. Nc
yer has more rsncoruus abusive spirit against domestic
sdversarrs or tn ublesane ncigbors been displayed
than all Sir Ricards repf snnaiious oi events, par
ties. and men. ll- mges correspond perfectly To the
vein opinions. and Invecvcs OF the IondJn Tory WI
ters and have richly earned the cnl~y which they re-
ceive from the eJngcnial Times ofeI you asisht
taste of his feelings and notions concerning the American
Republic in the FLOWING quotation iram chapter
wherein h. iras Of Internal Improvements desirable and
practicable IN pper Cana Ia:
'Should these Improvements ever he completed 10y
the Government Upper Cauada will perhaps BE- the
scat of future nation whose internal resources NAV be
come - vast prcpondor1tng thai ol the neighbor
ing Northern States would sink into comparative inslgn
canoe Surrounds, and enssrd BY canals lakes, nscrs
her industry will command the West and ITS uniodcd
wealth Imagining belt embraced by the IT. Law
renee the O,iowa. lIurin Ere. and Ontario contain
ing population Of millions derived principally tron
Britain the saiis easily divine the position they
nigh, maintain aud how prudent IL must be IN hold til"
dominion OF England over tins fertile clnpln as long as
possible closing tie links Of ,nneson by every OF
kindness. and securing in the world future Bfl
tish power unlike that which advancing 10 compile
tiUn in the uilcd States; where fnlm the great my
ture Of .ac = rrt 81 feelings and British Mons
have psscn way before a flood Ui unlcinable no
tons about liberty and equality, uuAcd with arls-
tcra!lc wealth. slavery. and bigutry IN relIg n:-'ihe
United States of An,rca. proud the position
really is which they achieved ifbu toToign aid when
England was cntrafmn,le6 IN fierce and lasting war.
and rs the rebellion of Washington. not the
ncd STATES winch Washington created. The seeds
II dinian have been s1Wn since the lust British gun
fired It's farewell shot, and 'thc taitrcd eolurs OF Fin
Gland wound slowly up--lasi IN the field and al
tak,n deep rc, anu have already grown up 10 goody
height Like the century towering ape the plant Is ap
pruachng is slowly developed tfuieseoucc, aud the
time IS nearing last when terrible ordeal must be game
through IN order 10 check It's luXunaucc No People
The world better If these facts than the ppcr
tanaians People arc lezs lnclln'd 10 participate IN
the Struggle which viii pay the deep debt VIM by
America The negro Lifts has chained hands in daily
prayer, the council lire ofthe red man burns constant and
brighi the d,hcation ol his WRONGS the Mexican
insukts ymg Tor the itcaceruus invasion Of the
TcNtan sol the pPor CANADIAN has deep disgrace to
wlpc Out. Eng with al her won,cd magnanimy
cannot forget that c natural foe was twice called IN To
emhurrass her AT time when all the world in arms
against her. Even the French Canadian desires no
fraternity; and the patient suffering Irshnan rcmcn
hers in hs orspns the insults which he and his BE-
lvcd religion have been subjected in country protesting
nnolulvoeal freedom If thought and action
Lively satisfaction has been expressed by the ROYAL
family and the Ministerial journals the American r.
orpon oi the Prince de Jonyillo. The Chariyaf
styles hun ,li,nrdls SINE de Ia Belle Po,de but his
character aud conduct hayea degree of merit which rcn
deE such irony harmless HIS chic object in his Amer
said here TO be thorough acquaintance with
your SIT am nav cation.