New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
C.,sa,sp Opinion. on Annerarios.

Every veIinforrred person knows that the true
motives Of the Tories shs row cry TOR snneIAton are
70 alarm Lord IN and tarou.h bin ise Home Gov,
eminent thst they may have cnsrge q Minister'S ard
the restoration Of ins Provisional patronage. They
Will DO, succeed, and they may "a vel reIouDce the
pursuit al II the Tory faction, which desires
once more - tzfe toe reirs DO not succeed Of which
there "a 10, the mos, distant hope vii not be De-
cause any means have ben EFF untried They have
conrived in England % creste belief that ne srs
the rebellion point 70 sns5s tney l0ok Tor notn
ins but war and rebei.ious O1toresks
The Montreal Cg1rie hitherto remarkable Tor ia pro
fessons 0f oyaiT for - deep Interest 10 the move
meris Of the British army. and the success OF the brt
ish arns-ths warm supporter q Church and stste-
even taizs srebeon Processing 70 BE- alarmed about ne
ascendsncy of fhe Lower Canadian French II mas ooo
Is announced tnst Vhen the contemplated res.srce 70
the psynen, of the Rebellion Claims Bill inaA axe
eaect the Queen troops VII have 10 rsnt 70 lntel
fere ,hstiss locsi qusr-el-shs. ths management OF
our local affairs having 5een yielded 70 the colon'n
the troops cannot act snd the rru crop oi LnsA'n
blood shed V.l BE- followed BY the most Tea ia eonse
qasnces Now the A0sfr,ai Con-la either Intends 20
pur,ue this he does net i he intends 70 90
so-it "a rebellion Why are the Queen troops mere
AZ all % protect from foreign and domestic Toes
and 70 maintain The avs Did not the unfortunate Peo-
uja who IN 81 sn1 TUNED oui IN rebellion, Aleee
mat vas rot hatred . EnEsh cornectOn- but dsgut
u,h the conduct Of t1e Provincial authorities which
led them 20 the he6-snd did Dot Lord Sydenhsm e1-
rrsss n, sstonsomeut tnst snv one should have oe
tended sucn G1v-rr neutf Bat ID insi save tnein
from the punishment u rebellion The very Vors'
Govern nss the rErt 20 MAINTAIN HAtAytits
witch Is he'd 10 BE- larfaL ffH - oreTiu-Hed Letthe
Conre- turn cat his troops szsnst the Queens troops
acting under the cv authorities, and he T soon h1d
Whether his sutt-ff41r unVsrrsnted az 70 q vii avail
him Bat the C0rav. ike our cotemporsres 10 To
r1nto has DO Thoughts Of rebellion but he hss serious
thoughts ~ restoring toe losves and fshes % the Tories
We must yet advert the language Of some LIBERAL
Journals n gard o. auneXaton u u alluded 70 a.
resu,t - which Fe must look eveniuaAy-ss merely
question q time SrAne On the Liberal journals
vbicb nae such languag--Wnch W-uld chain free
Dam -aer .
the zion Of avery connced up 70 the very sst
moment Of toe sst siiting ci Congress We sre told
that capital would lOV from the states by snnexs
non But II il did a1d brought uith Il the deep degra
1stion # connection with Slsvery-better it were
SUNK In the deepest waters u Lske yerior TIE Ink
would Dot be dry which would unite us % the car Of
tae American Republic before our snd would BE- over
run with hunters Tor the blood o our colored refugees
The prtsn1e that the who sets bis foot "a British
coll is tree man would BE- gore forever. Mllh0ns
would not compensate such lois. or balance the deep
DEGRADATION W having tae slave hunter on our so No
friend Of Liberty should ever cream Of such connec
-, TIE chains are falling almost from every people
nnder the suu-Itsy Germany, Hungary -hi for th-r
freedorn-P0lsud sEhs for lt The scrfs Of SoHthern
Europe are ireed-Egypi relesses her 0ondsmen
France n nnce breaks every chain In her Islands
IS Heden Denmark. Holland are in toe very act Of
doing 90 Bl, what Is done n the United states Not
movement can b@ success'uly made Tor the emanci
patton Of ssnsle ssTe.
Bat We are an iceoound province, and 10 want Of
Wioier porte VIII annexation give us these VIII 10
d the NOUNS OF our RIVER thf tah1s OF
Taitef States WIN 1t place Us one mile nearer 20
Sew York or Boston than already are, ~ give ne
sreser fscilt-s e transport In Winter or In summer
than ze already bar one thing 10 would certainly
dove should have the expenses ot our local govern
rnent As have. and al our psrt Of the expenses
~ the central government iu a1di1 n. The moderate
Custom duties shch tie chief source Tor pay
log the interest u debt sn1 manisuog our estab
isnrneut would be laid hold Of FIR Federal support
and greatly increasod 10 cunt while We should have
l. meet our provincial aud local expenfes by heavy
TAX on property oar imported goods would be hesv-
liz taxed Tor the benefit Of the NeT-tngsnd msuufsc
turer $500 90 annually Of new taxes Is the loves;
estimate OF nrst sweets Of hnneXaion. and 10 this
statfment challenge contradiction Why, 10 should
be- taken for granted that the possessions OF British
Norh Americs should u oRV day, however distant,
necessarily pass away 70 the Jnted states We cannot
carnprehend with SOME the wish Is atHsr 20 the
thousht. buta great number deceived with vain
expectations never O. be realized. IA any one Of the
con,nens the world under one Government or 10 4
deemed impossible that they can remsin apart NJ
such thrg-The idea il entirely American, originating
with ambitious Deigtbors and eagerly taken up by
the designing and the ign-rsnt who ny 70 satisfy the
world they have thathere Is no eOodG1y
erucpt but IN the nited states The talk Is pedcsGbt
4aasrafioa We care not whether it bo looked to
fgrcIk or pedcefd movement The result would be an
irrepsrable calamity 20 British America
Frm,is Mrrtres. lI Iot orth- Ifh Ir.t
After all that las been said Of late by n portion
Of the Conservative press in avsr Of ration the
utod States is extremely gratifying TO md that the
IDEA - repudsied by the leaders o the Conservative
DRrty ~ the Hof+H ~ tnr course OF tf uebhtc on tnt
Tarft 10 the House OF Assembly on Friday evening
sllusion 10 sDneFatpn having been made by the
honorable and learned solicitor Gen West (lon Mr..
Robinson who from The prominent part he takes upon
every occasion may almost De considered rs the lead
err oi the Conservative party rose and said that be
was glad the subject had been brought up as il was
high time they should fpesk ont plainly upon H. For
one he utf- riy regulated the IDEA of alton. lie
deeply regretted that such proposal should have EN-
sasied any political party from any section Of
the Province The dsrkss, dsy FOR Canada would be
that On which the last of the Brsh troops should bo
Withdrawn from her shores He trusted he should
never live % ste that dsy and be- believed the sent
mens he had uttered would be responded TO BY every
hon member 10 the House Loud cheers