New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14
Annesarion-Clerk-. &c.
Correspondence o. The Tr.alae.
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The fe-tnr ia favor oi AlnsGst o. which see IN
/ n Be developing itss.l in Canada. las become its
caase Of considerable c1uversston IN dip0mati.
c.,cles here Iii. believed that very laree ma
iorrv Of tie People Of the Csladas ere 10 isvor Of
a Union with tbs Replthc, and speculation B,
rife a. . whst Wond Re tie coarse 81 this Gov.
eminent 10 the event Of proposition bsirs made
by the legislative Authorizes OF those pros nces or
annexation Tae Secretary O. state las % been q
tie opinion tbAt soo-se W a-er, ;ac Cluad-s woRd
becom portion OF this Republic bat whether be Is
politically ia favor ofof opposed % tue measure Of
aauexs,i q. IL isa mistaken itea. assuzsestea by
some Of our political journals and politicians aro
even believed oy portions Of the CanadisR people.
,hat pro1os.tion from toe constituted a-th5riirs
oil those Provinces need oLy be made 70 be sc
c.ptsd by 10. Government This = im.-isi-stiof
Will ueve, take as,1gle STEP a. negotiation With
1n.ss Provinces without tho ffevi.uA consent o.
the u Jthe- co-ntry. IL policy Of noa-.lterven-
ton VI be sih,rcd % strictly J msy ssy, how
ever, ;hat IS tie opiniol OF those --st Ito med
.ld ni-h Iu a1tiJuty h-fv, tlat Ers.and WI. d
weld her tOd UPON that Colony hcltrcri q slou q
appear that itls:n earn, 81 desire Cd toe Cansdi
AIS generally - attsch themselves ,0 tie ultec
ate,, provided We observe scrupu o-siy tie
yuIc.ple o. Lon Interference. There er5 several
potent aso-s or tnls 0plLl0l, winch iced lot b,
entered 1T, here.
Wlth the co, sent Of Great Britain tots Admin
istratIon viii isvof tue annexation Of tie CanaaAs
~ the nite0 States, though upoa general pOIcs
IL aversa D. The IutroIIltIOu % fCr-igu Territory
rbe mauifJd benefits wh,ch CANADA would derive
By annexation az apparent, aAd there are a.
iOuOtedly very many Rdys tsgrs hlcn "
should ssn b The alliance. But with regari -
the giOrE' when tnis Administration would
,es1 20 acquire ny toe Annexation ui O. csc Prov
.nces As spoken oil by certain opposition wrtos,
,t Is all moonshire Tbs Administration vii
lever Gravel ou- 4 tie Constitutional path 10 a
ilire g.Or. as the sst cd. Higher motives VIII
ictate rs sci,on Nor 10 probable tnst any tor
-.gu ternt,ry vii be Introduced except Oy tie
.reaty-makIuz power, or that necessity 0uld re
luife any other mode oi art'On, % consOmaisi,
me annexation a. the Cansdas. ] believe The
.reAt weight q pub ic feeling IL tn.s county,
At the proper time, Nil prepoAderste 10 is-
vor OF anuex4tlOu. Oar grea, men. however VIII
fl Ger rs a. the policy aud expedieucy Oi tie meas
lrc Mr.. " ebster once expressed a. opin.JA that
the Consttu,i9u ooutempl tel tte e1miss GA 90 uO
-egrtlIy not then be.al gag 90 tue uted states
Mr. Gay, IA A.s Raleigh letter preferred Canada
ara TeXas t. be established and remain A. sep
arate hepuD'ics; end mos a. our prom urnt
Statesmen have tefel, End VIII probably differ
tNis SUI CT. II = Pf'.iiiaE'sisl t'fF'fN'f 81
s-sue the policy o. annexation ~ the Janalss
NLea the question comes up ia tlugibe snspe.
a. It Wll be- .stty su 10 at 10 distant doy thrro
all be a fierce stru-,le on tue pafs %! the cDutn,
ALI / hsve already heard promiueat South
.rncrs who have heretofore been strong tn-
1n.sts. declare thst tns moment ahneXe
ton with the Canalas Is consumnaicd the.
shall advocate n separation 81 The south ifom
the N0rtn. Bot al tnis VIII avail nothing. Inc
remembrance Of power already remains VIII
th Sc who are opposed tot instltut = . aver
and of course he extcuuon 81 slavery an
al .lough the arqulcitf0u 90 tie Canaaas wo-f
sXtlltnat power. % solId 1tstrens nen the prss-
cut hrfn teterminst 10 never lO rsvo another iDot
oi slave teultoy aided = what IS now ehtaiied
upon Us.
Tue Card published ia the CaioH by Mr. Mout-
.ouers 4 clerk recently removed tom The Posi-
Office DeusunrntIs tue mostcOno lusive evidence
II the saeaciiy displayed by the President, add OF
the unttness IT tie individual for any STATION un-
der this Administration. la every ilstauce OF re-
moval of clerks that has come under ny oDserva-
uon The judicousGess Cf tne act Ia apparent
And there Is Yet much trinnin. 10 he Done O"s
o,ar,sident here. sud therefore not personally
knowing OF the isc,, would be RstDuished a. tie
vat amount of incompetcuce existing still smous
The .uoordina'es In the dh-r,n departments
Tbe,e ere numerous instances where CLERKS en-
scarcely write their own names .egiby Or odd up +
l,uole column OF hsures Others Are 50 cOnhrm-
.f ID habits 0f iltsmprralce. that they are sciu
ally incapscitated Tor periofmins thar dany du-
u-s TINS Is tbe consequence OF appointments
made entirely on political GROUNDS As they were
dunng the asst regime. The people, did they
Snow the true state OF things here ~ou demand
q tn0r0ugh cleansing AsNoDEts