New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Tne attempt o. Unite the Legislatures Of Pper and
LoWsr Canada, ff Cr0ra preserving the nomination 70
ole Of the Chambers. would present such c0ntras 70
ac condition u he Tni'ed states inst the Canadians
who would n0t rather Gle than submit % u would BE-
undeserving ~ the name Of men
Tbs was hint that physical force vas not TIE
worst ;hirg In the word.
B-oogham took the same SIDE he wen, straight
or adding another prop 70 Democracy
nAu Csnad. said he Jar. e. q s4H report, calls
ont for AZ Elective fegislslve Council. fglse yy4
eonao, Iney have used against the Colnci taa' nos
exists no more vehement language than u cien lsea
against your LOT1snips II tbs country
Lord Aberdeen. when he heard Feb. 2, that the
Esrl Of Durham X as favorable 10 ar Elective Sen
ate, remarked. that
. If be was prepared to make the Legislative Council
elective ne must be prepared % sever ana1a from ie
dominion q England The Colonies mus oe governed
On Monarchical principles IA shape or otaer he
could not unaer.tand no" Republic could form any
portion o. Monarchy
Those vino have watched Lord BroughAm's
movements. as have done, since be entered the
House of Commons, the Representative Of the
seventeen electors Of " .ochelsea, will not &C
case linn Of any blind veneration tor royalty
Few OF the arstocrscy Of talent looS upon the
kinry Office ia any Other hight than Napoleo7 did
when lie brushed up the old titles and trsppings
Of the Bourbons, and astonished the Partisan mob
one fine morning, with more gorgeous dfsmatis
persone aud stage parePharnalis than even the
old family had exhibited.
When Lord sydenham was sent from London
10 act as vice king upon the shores OF Lake On-
,ario. he told lis intimate friends that the state
ceremonies were real annoyance to him. a.
though hi. income was s3l50o year. On the
Sd Dec l549, he thus addressed friend IN Lon
don. dated Toronto
81 ooencd nv Parliament to-day y..-.-.l ] ha'ier my
self looked rrI reSal the throne, with my cockeh
be, on Gnstead OF CROWN and the Hall OF the Le
gisative Council beat the House OF Lords nolo"
The worst part Of the thing to me, individually u 'ne
ceremonial The bore Of this - nnspedkabe fahcy
having 10 stand for An hour and hall oowing, ana
then 10 sit with ones cooked hat on 10 receive al
dresses Poo, rgyalg tarn 20 t@ifn H. IhfH' me
nistry of bang alicays on IdFnae
Lord Broughsm, Oh the 10Th OF June last IiD'e'
report.l thus expressed his opinion OF America
and processes the greatest possible anxiety that
Earl Grey and Lord John Russell would take
counsel from sir Allan MscNs0 land thereby rem
der the severance Of Canada from the mother
country impossible lie was for stopping the
passage OF the Rebellioa Losses Bill, aud com
polling the local Parliament to amend IT, 50 that no
French rebels might get any redress. The great
advocate Of the rebels of 1882 assumes the
cloak Of their iuvetrrnte pponent IN lsis the
statosman who took from hi. friend Mr.. F. the
documents | mailed at GuPin's per The Great
Itssfern. aud used them to induce Wellington ard
the Tory peers, in August s57, to pass an act OF
ccnsure on the Ear Of Durham and repeal bis r.
dinances. and who then contended that Dr.. Wol.
fred Nelson, and his associates, were 10 rebels
because they had not been tined and convicted as
such. and that to banish them to Bermuda was an
act of Injustice for which they would have an &C
tion Of damages in case the Earl of d. were not
shielded by a special statute oil indemnity, now
unitcs with Prince, whom be denounced FOR his
at,ocities IN $40, " ith the Montreal rowdIes and
their agent, Sir Allan MscNab, IN assuming that
Nelson and the French Canadians are rebels s,thoOgh
untred. unsummoned, and although the act OF am
nestv renders all such criminal inquiries no longer
impossible
Here however, is bis Lordships latest judg
neut given against the States aud most recent
exposition Of Canadian policy
You are ls.id Lord Broughsm.l the eve Of gres
struggle in Canada and II you suppose that ihai strugs
the there or between YOU he parent slAe
and your colonies Al large Is viewed WIN
Vour neghbor the other sice oi me Aishs'' oi
onnt vou rock Yourselves asleep with ne ldea tnsl '
Anercans, having enough TO do At home VII no I1os
across he ST Lawrence. or that having an abundant e
ent Of territory with Infinite variety ol sol lhey VII
NOT covet more oh Jet me awake you from hai petsH.
dream ei me remind you that America is Tor lhe hs
nine an unAmbiuous Republic. H. for the hrst nme IN h'
history Of human and Of Governments % nave al
n-, ,ance IN America OF country aoouh-lns n Mea. ~,
| Win raoid IN increasing popuation-wh governmen
without the control Of the Crowu,-withoui an astociHel
To control The Crown keep The peace az here ana WIN
out tue hons mouth 10 control the aHstocracy ana ns
ne nernety of peace as In Venice Of old III my lords
Amra for he fret time furnishes example Of popu
lar government without any such ehecAs s4eh oa.sn,
and such control pelnk uNts.'- ~ rs,,,e srd +
4 novel the history OF human
human governments But above a., u you should isho.
| that America. having great 'sitoIes 80. - r
south TO all directions having more Anl .aH -
knows how TO cultivate more people ma S.e S s ~ "
| 20 govern,-nore produce man she ean el'l m
barter and therefore viii not ook 70 'he loIh - eN'ou
her dominion. but VII re't saushed WIN "nAt . sas :
present possesses without seeking a. any ous. 70
| her store, then / say there VIII De psseHteu " y
infinitely greater ~ondef'7nay, AZ @ lie .s
| Gle 1nt your lordships VIII nave hk" loi Deiir.
ing what hitherto has been contrary 10 me "ho.c ul'
tory Of the human passions, oi human piospct.!, a.
| of humnn crime But far different would The reany be
Th td States OF America counted every day as Al AZ
Mi She heard OF this bill having received The koyal a.
.enil .b had heard thsi Eug and bad punged hefse
into the guf which was now yawung before AeI bv-iu
the lust OF power which was ever Increasing ia pioFo
ton as lie graihcaon, enabled Il ON one Stae 20 eh
lend there wHsa positive direct nieies
which no American doubted In that nation seeking % *
tend Itself the north. The Ca adAs were sea. r
no ,ss than 1900 runaway negroes Again th4s evnH
rad adopted The doctrines Of Free Trade, 10 wAe nov
ever the Americans did not sympaihlke "h Is We IA
abandoned protection, the Americans Wlsheo 70 lneIv
Il; and what prevented them from giving seueis PoS'
! non 10 their own Manufactures Upper CahaaA bsl
frontier OF 400 or so miles IA extent IL "ss
utterly and absolutely impossible for the Americans 70 v
tect their trade. No corps Of police, no nlAuA, nuo
ass srv force II cusiom-hOuse Otcers. could prevent
single bale of goods entering that EXTENSIVE for.s
which consisted partly Of water and partly OF lano A..
they could have as long as bngisna pOssesse-
per Canada Therefore u was nal nc co-fra sno4 ~
hins 10 Knit 10 them he affections OF lhrlr ieowsupes
IN anads and thereby reader the severance o.
from The mother country impossible de Lad sea He
within he last three weeks who were born Anc ored
C.uada and DO had al their possessions and ianl
mere sp5 thev had such horror Of being delivered z
10 The great dominant Republic OF the West nat tney c'
clared that catastrophe 10 be eon-ahiia.s - ~ -
would leave The country, as iheI iofeiaAeis 'o'' -
| mother country, from the excess OF their loya41y
In SIS Lord Brougham seemed ANXIOUS
sweep away the Colonies forever In nation
Al point Of view" said be. Il hold these Colonie
to be worth nothing lHansardl They wer
costly. the Baltic timber was nearer and oe'tel
and the Norwegians and swedes would take bFi
ish manufactures in return.
On the -th Of Jan. that year, in the House
Lords, bat in true Republican style ne thus d
nounced British policy
| -Ifyea will have plantations in every ehme-iy yo- VI
have suh jecis by millions u opposite sloes o. ae
fvou will undertake The Administration OF TIE anaIs
| ~ empire extending oves BON nemispneIes' 0-et