New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
,Rw.yoRK. TnrRspay MORNING, AUGUST O. Is4s


Chambe- Of Depstie.. it was stated that 'n,oo0
DOGS On the French frontier. are trained 70 carry
contrabaud god. iut1 France. Is >.r Allan 70 be
esneralssin no OF ssch smother host ot four footed
regulators from bey ond the lie g.
Lord B-oushsm IS Free Trader and Free
Trade is ar excellent thing IN rs place. Between
Michigan and New-York, and between Ohio Sns
Pennsvlvsnisit it il invaluable the Free Traders
az politically f-es aud united bai Whist benefits
has il coafsrred on unhappy lrelaad D. the l-sn
get "a, upon freedom u buy aud sell in Eng and
without taxcoi ectors interference No; Eng
and requires peace establishment there Of &c.
000 regulars an police.
TIE CanAdas .or the British Parliament, with
out their consent. laid = per ceat al r1lorm,
duty on English goods sor many years, but the
CanadiaD. got tired Of ftc freei9m for the peers
axsv in London. welded al the political power
LOUIS Napo.eon's minister, De Tocqaeylie, says
truly. tia, there IS a close bond AID necessary re-
lation between " Freedom sud Productive Indus
t~y. Southern free trade, by enrichiag John c.
Csltoqn. its advocate. ryets more closely tie iet
t,rs u. lis slaves Jabs and PomPey.
We lave freedom Of trade between the States
here. ba, political and social freedom regulates
and limits its utility liberty-.oying slave
breeder Of virginia, keeping his human shambles
ia WASHINGTON, under the care OF Congress, en-
lows the fui. beuef. Of the home .Fee trade IN men,
women and children: no African kidnapper can
interfere with his scale Of prices in the sugar
swanps o. Louisiana While a foreigner would
sell an able bodied negro for 500, tue native
charges $500, and Congress levies the j Inference
on Brazil and Cuba sugar, which northern people
consume. TO insure ill gains 10 the home dealer
in aesh and blood. thews and sinews, while 1t al
low. the iron-master OF Pennsylvania to sink un-
der the competition of white slaves in Wales
4 Your coasting trade, said Lord Brougham, in the
House OF Commons, July, lsi5 u quote the Lfdshe
report d" By reason OF ~ dangers ana GtAcuues u
the very beet school for the rearing Of abe seamen ;
but how are YOU % MAINTAIN it, Not by putting re-
.trctons on railroads, but By akiaS c1 az resrifi0ns
9a c5nmeree Extend the field for your industry and
enterprise and you will necessarily extend encourage
and foster your cOastng trade.
In ,hi. freedom. his ordship has no idea of in
Gliding tea and tobacco. One hundred per cent.
Of tax is levied on the tea and five hundred on
the tobacco-the poorer classes pay both yet no
Free Trader has ever proposed 10 abolish either.
Bonapsrte took care, at the peace Of Amiens,
70 protect the infant manufactures Of France, and
that was one great cause OF the renewal OF war
but at the general pescc of isli. Napoleon was
no longer contracting party, and Lord Brougham
then IN the House OF Commonsl congratulated
England. a. he well might, because the treaty
mad opened Continental Europe for her msHufac-
tures. and caused vast increase IN the national
exports
And, said he,
The peace with America has produced somewhat OF
similar effect though am very tar from placing the
vas, xorts which IL occasioned upon the same footing
with those T. the European m'Het tle Ear oelofs,
both because ultimately the Americans viii pay which
the xhsusted state o the continent renders very un
likely and because IL il Wei worth VIII u incur los'
upou the frst explorations ~ Ndr, og M Ris ~ si
U n, erad, those risa1 MdHajd0ros m ne Janed Siaie
which the had forced into existence contrary 'e
| the natural course OF things
The connexion W tn Canada, then, becomes
mite endurable with his lordshlp when he finds
that its possession can "a.fc 4" the cradle M
r,s,ng manufacture. Of the Jnned Sidfes," an'
| thus promote "the natural course OF things.
| nLord b. reaiiy desired 10 keep Canada t0r N
nyrno.c he has apolred would he openly say so, il
place where every word he uttered would b
taken down, to be repub'i'hed in America fh'
wished to preserve the Colonies, would he advise
| the peerage of England to coe,ce the Canadiai
Legislature, in a matter purely local, IN order t
| ,rstify faction the leaders Of which ne had de
iberately accused of being the immediate promo
ters of the revolt His move in the Honse OF Lord
| in August s3s, eiisctualiy thwsrted the Earl O
Durhams great object, Of concilisting the Cana
Jians. aud binding their interests more closely viii
those of Britain: Lord D. betrayed BY his part.
and censured by Parliament, left bis post, and th
cruel and bloody scenes the hangings and burning
of ls3s-g. under Colborne. followed, OF course.
Is Lord Broughams uifer1Oy object IN patroni1
ing his gallant friend, the knight Of Sch'osse'
different now Is he really desirous 70 rest IN
utility Of the Canada connexion on the faculties
afford. TO Englishmen 70 nulliiy acts OF Congress
bv smuggling, he being, as he says, free trader
could see the hypocrisy Of aspurIous democra
cv in Mexican invasions and felt but little admir'
son for Florida campaigns they weakened III
foundations Of this Union while grestly extendln
| 4. limits bat tbe morality which could inVoA
the aid Of the Pcerage of Britain to enable MAJ
chester manufacturers to coerce the Congress oi
friendly nation, in its appropriate sphere OF fesu
ating the tari, through the adoption Of an unIa'
policy toward distant dependency IS Only on
level with the measures advocated by Messri
Marcy. Walker, and Polk. The atrOcions charse
ter OF the War between England and China, an
the equivocal policy that would keep Csnad'
ike Gibraltar, only FOR smuggling post ar
somewhat on par. General Scott on the othe
hand, would be very happy to make ankees ou
OF the Celts. Gauls, and Anglo-Saxons' beyond tn
| Niaeara aud 10 aw ard them sort oi double ALE
glance, in order to get rid OF Brougham Snug
cling bands or rs make eight IN the ffes'den
tial scale Of 1882.
Thomas Campbell the poe. OF hoerty' mus eA
pressed his feelings on the Chinese inlquity'
wish be bad been alive to denounce the others
Say, We bright anralists OF future fame,
| Whafsrrrng memory OF wnAi na-lo"ee name
| Swelled from YOUR hearts 70 gOriy the scene,
O. proud Armada OF the Island : leen
| When thv Wild thunder o er the lndisn seas
| Shook ths frail bulwarks OF the dark Chinese
And al "a, merckauf pviaces swelied the cry
| That the vile drug4 must sell, though nations 1e
| No rno,e be .tyled the Empress Of the NAN,
| Who strike not now for glory, bet Tor gam.
| ponr DER the feeble land the poison Hood
| And drive the guilty bargain home win blood
| w.. raas Ia src,.e With bsrcarous throng'
II r. ssk .sopId visld submission 10 the strong