New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16
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The 50. John ". 81 lkorzsAg ks.-s Of IA. All
inst coG.sins long and Vel written coranaaica
I tax advocating Annexation 70 the United States
+ The aathoT Is business msa OF 81 John. Of con
siderable expenence. and the article sppe.rs At
tins time in consequence Of the Approaching meet
! ing Of the Colonial Assembly. The writer begins
BY saying that i've trade and osoaia progress are
eoutrsiictoEy terms He then treats the subject
1adeE ysnons heads lat. It's bearing On the COZ
s.Iion q Cooaies under tie Protective system and
says thst as coonisss. they have 10 voice m La.
! penal DEGREES. Their trade can Be interfered
with-the'r GUINNESS operations dstnrbed-snd
their prospects blixhtsd without being referred ~
81 people, or even th0aght seriously o. In the
matter"
secondly. the writer treats Of their eo1saisioa as
Coonisfs under the Free Trade system. complsa
lng thar. with their great distance, and the anal
da;y upon lumber, they cannot oompete with their
Bate nvals. Their natural market 10 the United
States which Is easy OF access. and oaslet bosh
or their ships and timber.
rhiuiiy. the winter speaks Ct the necesssy o;
separation from England, and the advantages likely
70 result he SAYS
LEI he zen and not the sword Se the we~poas viii
Which sski his bNgle. TIE osuse however valuable 10
"a 5 ao Norh the shedding y drop Of bod hay, ~e
cur iAthers however much the lad n BIRD demands
our psirioesm II We rsrt a. suejecss' We saAl nees
desiiny plant shall forses TIE Tree Goa.
sssaeSn ai ssse a. the liberty o Prelsmns cur wreaxs
d-srss.-
HIS fourth position 10, that IS Colonlsts they are
strangers q the world and Aliens 70 the nssher
country Coloalst, he says Is seldom known
cut ~ his own country. aud even in the United
states beyond New.Nork, New Brunswick 10
scarcely Known whereas the us,st petty State IN
the Union is Known 70 the American mind. The
writer asserts that 10 does not believe that twenty
members OF Parliament know the names Of the
Governors OF British North America Filthy, be
81, u IL
their grievances and provide a remedy and
sIxthly, he treats OF the present state Of New
Brunswick and the vicinity. He says that il 10 hs
honest belief that during the past ten yesrs. the
population Of New. Brunswick has fallen on at least
10000 and that the decrease is still gong on.
steady outPoaring OF the vital energies and hie
blood OF the Province
Many Young mef have been obliged 10 turn their
packs upon the mother country, and seek = sub
iistencc IA tho neishhoring Republic. Though
New Brunsw Ck possesses coal helds. mountains
ich ia minerals bays and rivers swarming with
ish. land adopted 20 agricultural pursuits. and hG
hors that will compare with any in the word vet
they are unable 10 RAISE capital enough "a build ten
uLes OF railroad. The winter concludes as follows
Surely uog becoming he spirit Of q Brison, We
" sl 10 be such 70 wzit with arms bded. Until
e repast OF which 10 paraAs prrparsd BY su.n
Se1sion-n smbllloa % make ourselves knows hosSs
ii carried for beyond the limits Of coloayi hwshs
he bs.i Judges OF what vii Improve I'D rae ssbjss Of
he Colonies no doabt will BE- brought ny Ia Psr.msat
and discussed a. an early day We conceive "a TO be oar
gy o DO In advance OF the movement that ss people d
Eng And may know that New Rranswic has something "
complain Of aud that she Wishes her voice 70 be heard IN
Parliament well as out OF h. Lar rss PfoftE o. Nav
BNUNswlcK sPEAX or Qua CHiLpsss AND faosx ~s0
ASH TO FOLLOW rs, pEaAsD IT."
PHoSorrPr IN oaIo.-The Ohio State Teachers
Association recently in session at Columbus unsni.
mousy adopted the following Preamble ard heso-
luton.
HA<rea The subject Of Phonetic Spelling 10 attracting
much attention rom tho general public and where's he
iends u the Spelling RotOrn claim that children can %
augd read BY The Phcnet system In eighth OF us
line required, and ser acquiring the art OF resdns
the SYSTEM they aso wihoai further instruction,
read the common spelling, therefore,
Rssoirsi That ,his Convention recommend ~ school
teachers and schoo, uuesees ire propneiy % testing of
themselves by actual experiments 10 SCHOOL Tho value ~
the phonetic system.
ID is a significant TACT, says the STARK 20
Democrat,
That mora lhan hAf he teacher, present Ihss meet
ing from all parts OF tho Ssge were practically kcqashied
sh either Photography OF Phonotypy both many VI
hem bad taught hem. and Teaching tlem Ina usiT
schools and all Of them with bat sngl. exception wsrs
ready adopt tho Phonetic system IN lieu of The pfesoat
antiQused nO-syslen, spon as pdbAc opinion ~oeli
them Ia doing They all expressed themselves
confident that he change must and tho sooass I'M
better"