The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
Canadian Politics.

Fame CDSrtVdtlDQ mig u AS IaltlV ne
gard TO macy other subjects, the in
khich is universally admitted. Doubt
j August compels the wa lie nation to
Y anxieties which, at otier seasons, are
Those Immediately interested IN the
Agriculture; aud the late prolon ged
manufacturing districts Of Lancashire
upon the staple trade of the COUNTRY
ia.tensi0n which il never would have
, relations between emu yers and en-
pntiDued 10 their ordinary and natural
In politics afford still Stronger illus.
ame principle. Year after year, in
koquillity. the ministers for the time
r rt'le they may have been trusted ~
ks in those dom stic affairs whch n
Ga Tue pockets Of thu people, have been
INST AZ their pleasure with the b ,laa 20
uTope; but When diplomacy has ex-
uurcss, and som thing mere substan-
9 IL required. apS.hy Is speedily ex-
anxiety, and, while the emergency
else ia deemed wsrthy Of thought.
me What similar with che colonies. A
pn like our own In not to be stimulated
huch less to interference, where moth
Il TO be done.
Or-a hurricane, the discovery Of gold
Il of the globe or the sudden outbreak
In another, rouses the pubic for
It's indifference; but wnen things fall
3 normal state, tie necessity FOR ac-
HI, and i0lsSez fdire-s safe rule for
Though one which does not compre-
moral duties incumbent on indivi-
10 once more ths order of the day.
re have rectDtiy been bronght under
by the Parliamentary discussions re.
proposed alterations in the cons,itu-
pvince; and Notwithstanding past ex-
indulge hope that the interest
us been excited 10 the concerns
important and fl0urishing de-
III not be suffered altogether to
he American war taught the mo
Ehat colonies are not TO b. retained
10 revenue; and by abandoning tue
monopoly, we have relinquishei all
xtort imaginary commercial advao-
n. We now retain our dependencies
bond Of mutual Affections strong
kely che ished, but one which is GER
blved by c0ldness and indifference to
es,s. The legislature has gradually
DtolAng power which it formerly
colonial government; and it now
English public 10 decide whether,
Ignorance and disregard OF the colo.
,rOcet dings, they will force item
American "a tDership"--or " hetler,
Ibcst1r & those feelings Of att scnnent
ansstlantic fello r subjects warmly
viii establish the imperial suprem-
fst bssis-the loyalty and affecsi m of
lm it extends.
Remembered that. . few weeks ago,
Iprt session, In which an anti. min s.
carried by q combination Of hostile
Elgin dissolved the Representative
bDxda. In this despatch, which was
piameDt at the commencement Of the
be most fully indicated this pro-
10 ing the absolute impOssib, ity of
with the m aterials At his disp sal, q
wopid have possessed the co ofids nee
eial. Legislature. The ultra,liberal
fr.m deg orable want OF principle"
nse ASSIGNED by q Montreal Journal,
boom orehensibe stupidity" 30 which
kpondeot attributes their conduct
ks Of their hreconcilable oppone ats,
lss,g sno placed Mir. Hacks, the ao,s
pi' let alton, for once in q minority.
q severe but just rerribution appears
Tho ministry will, it is stated, have
iDt the nee ,r0use; and the only 40
brt ssed is, that "tney will prob .bly
I'D may MT, perhaps, in conseqne ace,
vel togetsec." Should experience
tiCatiol, remark able parallel will
bur donestic expe ience. We have
B author of "Coningsby" that . go
ever be secure without q formidable
ne has certsinly done his best to de.
pit ministry Of thai element Of sfety;
BY at all times perilous one-sill
Itself to future leaders Of facsiou By
ch has attended il, on either side Of
ling the session of 1854.
Premier may not improbably escape
rte6 to. ~ he wi / meet q Parliament
ecific purposes only, and win reserve
lsion the fuhjects on which the CO.
hapy years 1sen agitated. The new
consisting, under q reform ., re-
q larger 1umber OF members tnau
Ibas been elected by the old 5onsti.
Ic0mpanyi0g act for the extension
hos havicg yet come INFO operation;
e, therefore, that after o short ses-
"a will tSke place, ia order tina. the
rae seigDorial tennres and the clergy
Undertaken by Legislature more
E.tef- represe nting .hs province.
bss 'impor'a ant matters which Will
ktion OF tie new Assembly, we may
procity treaty, which, having very
Titled by the Senate OF tie United
IoDly the confirmation OF toe Cana
For several years, the attention
has been directed to the establish
he with their republican neighbors;
C. was passed which provided that
the articles enumerated in the
the growth or production Of the
be admitted free of daty In the
he same facility should be afford
luce Of the States. Il was hoped
HER would be met in the spirit
made, and bill fer effsctiny the
rs introduced into Congress; bat it
,SA jealousy of protected interes;s
Dot outstanding the effD ts whi b
ibing was accoms lished. On the
it 81 ems TO have been donbre 7, no
but, whether tie Senate would give
e proposed rang. ment; and the
th has at last been made il o
ID principles achieved 10 tue very
~ ~ "sV PiNJUQttVs OuT COFTeSJDR~
Ehe change which will have been
he treaty shall have bt en- finally
: less important THAI that vni II
llast few years, been accomplished
Al legislation Ct the IN sthor conn
sincerely desire that it may prove
In his view, New York journsl,
day Of two ago, observes that
botial reason why Cauada should
kith her rreseat relations, IL her
khe benefits of q reci gro al free
country Affer expressing an
cs use Of Irritation vii pee lily he
thst. "havipg gained full liberty
lard free iLterconrse with the
ht will not he strange IL Canada
Icontenhd WITH her present rela-
issir." We do no. at all imagioe
observations, the wish is father
>for our republican friends
acute not to perceive the
yes, both military and commercial,
gan, we're the policy of snoex,-
bsfiJiy carried ont. They would
latter practically unassaila lie, and
bal de'epces--they would secure
hmunicafion iryaInabie 10 their
manufacturing iDtessts--lD their
l,,u7 he > ra'ifisi By yie 6lli III
In the Western hemisphs r..
Of. whose lucub. at.0aS w