The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-17

ENeLIsH sK7TrRsvu~. - -. q
- - ~ =. ,ne PFosressveness that Is ana;,ed
ane1ent ~ the Anglo Saxon ehayar,s -
| bv tba, 49, 1919 az what has been accotopIixhed
Ps;e .aes - ne remote regions Of ~ ss,,,t
asshc ocean. SO remote are fh ..ss A2oe'S
aah ceatact through restricted sl;.
'e'course with The Ifotber ss'shlai .a m
ss-r 2 .ne world are not posted =, n -.
AustraI,, W PTrVp,e o. the andpodes IncIadiasr
there - population who s,ssa - n 4, N zeaianos
gnage, not tar from thres mijoas 4, 'lsh 'an-
ourselves, they have founded a. - -. I, Ike
many years. VIII shake of the thraIdo ~ R~;,..S
,sI: ane establish republic Of freemen Arcade
their presses TEEN with outcries against M. ~:
government under which they labor and esr h.IS
hess % o. tones exhibit spirit not unworthy AZ H..
cock and Adams. And what 4 ,varfh ~ 4 .:1 -.@n-
TOO Is the coincidence Of grievances betrse, .s
q iI|o ana tnose Of the present South Pacific c,T
onies A spirited paper published AZ pa. NJ x
SON New Zealand, called H. Inds.a.'.sa. :
boldly says the government. has crra,ed -;
tdde OF new offices, and sent s4arms IN IA; =
harass US, and sat up our susleuaneeD Tk< |T
sol -1 miner, Pubiished ia Il same ce1ntrvl
wTiing on the subject, declares sh4f Office sIter
once Is created, for no earthly reason in fhs ~ ~;
ity o instances, but to help to sauander the nnI;
Language like this from leading naoers
= ,,s sY'S scloales, sounds good deal ike ihev
'alHeo & once Upon time in our own coontrv-
- nJ O me greatest sources of complaint amouo
ment to lnundate them with convc,s r.. 't
9nteoiy resistIn all the British settlements - ~
9ou.nesn ocean declaring they will NOT have ~ *
society communicated with them TWe - .f-;d
mat portion OF her Maiestys subjects hsv ,rJ
their attention This way 'uine"
ne colony OF New Zealand Is one cf H. -.
remarkable settlements ever establi.bsd T., ,-e.e
european enterprise. In 1910 this eountrg -. -
scarcely known, i at all, only as 4 land az 800;
oals; IN Ie9o New Zealand IS portion q the
civilized word-ships visit her from an nsr,. -
tne globe. On the I'D Of January 1870 the &c
setters entered the harbor OF Port Nchagan,, N y
Ihey came from little island far bevopd th -.
70 found new home for humanity in = h,,hss
oaroaroas and AYage Iand-the vanguard of ,bst
iace whose membefs are yet destined 20 overrur
az .he Islands OF the Pacific, and found repubics
IN 'neh several groups In New Zealand nearIrr
dozen papers are printed in the English ian snar
and one native journal These periodicals. besr ~
impress o. business communities and are sunrar,-
"a alone py the people, being generally opposed Il,
the government In literary and religions r,,,l.;.
tons they are not whit behind their Apele So,
oretnren Of other quarters Of the globe We ~ :
quarterly announced called the g New ZesISrd
magazine, and from the table of contents a. .bs
! SSanuary number, we should judge the articles %
De Of high order. There is also .non,hIr -
ilshed at Wellington called the q New Z,.,Isn5
= 5EsVanReiist conducted BY the ministers Of he
evangelical Alliance Of Wellington, bes,des otlsr
pu0hcanons Of pamphlets and books. We wIsc
see plenty OF notices of boarding schools. eanev
sto.es literary Institutes jocky clubs etc, This q
al IN u colony Of ten years standing.
we verify believe the time is not distant vvhe,,
nns.saiia, aus y van DLemans Land and New Zealand
VIII form great federatise republic &C Aneio-s5ax
ons-she counterpart ourselves n al tisr d,~r;,
guishes us in career Of NATIONAL oraat,s-.--
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