New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

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1t tn colosy The reception which hs b,s ne
~, no, witt DC took adc alton tia, Csnsas .MS
Is d.,crihed TO he in most Pr.sperous stse -o,i ~
iorger have anything TO eonpisin OF upon that .esss
m ,oble Earl also took occasion 30 conpI nspt -
i.-;c,n Mpi,t.r Who sat beside hi,a snl 10 e1pr,s,
Tefy s,elrs which prevailed Snong tie Canadian "a,
re toward tno.- Of the uo,ei s',,--.
Tie Ea'i ., I-ssnere 49,. uonored by eons,aA
fom the Char to propose the next t'a't-'h. hsibA
thtir guest hi, lx.ti,ucy james Bachso.n the Anss
"can Minister .Cheers Niensver the President n
tie Republic Of Ne Upitcd States Ahou to allc, ss
ces II honor in The STATE he with, u l,,s
sud distinguished G.J Of ,Ddsies from shch u s-lsr,
brit cid hspgen eCcsionay. hoSever wei kaor,
and ionotel he pa,i rel c,sd e. 'or2a ni.leFs vsrs
In their own cora,y they werc unknoSa 10 shs psoe ..
n. country IT, which they wers to represent toe wen
-, nat h.vsvor ~ rot the Gaze with their fi.aS
his Exc. llency laes Buchanan. as ne was fayOsbly
know ia Ills county from hs'Is oc"H Snks gel In es.aS
lshirg in CONJUNCTION with Their irisnd, the GJvs.as
Cere,al OF Csuaie amc,hl rclstiobs b-tseea thx in
MT nj colony auI Lsr colossal rel abor the ksPsbs &
liz United Sssts lie had sle,,al grsicsi'en IN hsv
ic 10 propose tie 20 So as gave I'm a. opPo.tlayx
y, led, irp-Mih gts tud- the sn y reception sAi-l
h had rtcevsd 81 glasses II society," oa hs vis 10
tie New World 1ha was not ale uie room ana he here
i,r should trouble diem with a1y eagtAsnsi descde
iior # Lis uu,os ~ Inst feile 20 Taon they va.
hound by t.e strongest ties ot u". OF blood, ed
laucucco .rG liutrcd ius'Igiols-a people With WHOA
lie trusted he Wooid never live TO zee the bonA Of
t-,erG,h,p ilferlutisI. lie lad foIsei ia the might,
,ieam palaces OF the lirds'n sud t.ver'ed he raSh
g. lo = Lawr, sc, sId 81 had scen TIC resa xAeA
his robe fiieu5, TIC Governo..Ucne al. There sss
moment Nher in raverins the mighty river Of the s..
L6wretce they took on boacd the iiiin pilot to carry
ti,rn over tie last RAPIDS which could not be sartA
o b, rw'se Ian with anxiety s. slo bad there been
tine r tho government Of he 'so IA. "a, OIL daba.!
and appsreut dagger difficulty sui danger wdish b
had overcome. 20 as 10 merit he stsGie alike OF tie
oonist and of the mother country lie voui no' iaTtax
tiud, hs travels excepting to 10y that siesevefA
ad been in The United states be hal nst with the net
feutly ton ad g. express las heiri thst there
10 ct ling existing ottwt that great RopaDls All the
Colony 0f Caprte mit friendship 10 al those who hu
tIEt 4 pare he w0gl ssg, visit CiaaA ARi :, taoA
whose me 700 Nolurole 60 - mselvCs, 10 ssai
Their sons o. ta,ir dsught9rs l..ghe- for sufe d,
wa hst no rer.on could visit wi.1lat being cnehsi
hv H., cohem ,aou ", the iran-aant scenery dss-,sl
CiGcice. uG sVrcl hat here "Is bright tuure 10
store fr Il IL m.bt be allow 81 10 observe hat Ia the
aleat n,Cst mo wha they hi u,; en'erea he fs g.
sued hey hsd tie NOR support AID eprcbaou their
Au,r,on br,i,rup AID though u,ay c'ad not expect
i,rto juup the foo, lst an .ase part in the con
tot The, might reasonably expect t' .oe,i'e from them
occasional rouuds Il applause wAl would give spirit u
a., st engaged ia wing out thAt contest He bal great
pleasure IN proposing g. them tho soiti of AOr Asia
gui,ttd guest lie Exccli,rcy JAMES buchanan loud
sbcors
Mr. Buchsn-r then eni sai-Ny Lords AID Gen.
ilGmep In the name Of my country taeok your Lord
shp most cord ais for 'be Kidd serm u. which ,oahavs
o,oed IN favor If nay couniry, and my,elt ~ rsrs
,tuta'iye and ny gratitude 10 dno 10 tis .rge AMI cl
tinen'eh, d conpauy the elt -iam vi IA which ha
strament bas hc,u received. lhis hoao. vii be jasy
ellre lated the oiier side o. e Atlantic Ii my
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whom 'uch Srecicu- sne A'na Us could be spofea
en- persuaded III ir choice wsc'd have fallen apsn the
noble Epl. lie has boen apons us-hs has seen us \
home and las been
srs 100 or nsl, li,.le ,llaap
llfrC aro thoIp6os the iber side 1T the Asnr vi,
III r,spord to the universal sentiment oi appreciation in
tis county whsn hey learn that his eign has
ford upon him CSC Of the hgto,' gnl prOriest mark
Of distinction which !. was IN her power 10 bsstow
hear May he long live to enjoy il Certain am that
felensty denounced by The motto Of the gster Will
never reach either his b, al or his head, And here
orelt TeIbsrs 20 siop We have been sught that sos,
dibIer speech dangerous snd pfa1eo"e night,
Oh ordinary occaious, dictate hN sh'uli proceed ne
further IT, honeVer At eubli' dinner given 1" Lord
Llsr A. Governor General Of Canada, should m Ike
r, rer GO tc hs merits should expos myself TO the COS
den cation Of my own countrymon Und,r his eu,igteaM
government her Mejesys North aercan prcvIne'shss
n al 1rd the BIZ S.g OF vice lent All lros ~nrM
ruistrnion; md we, % the reighburng nion though
Jealous oorr rgLs, have feasoD to be abu d.nty ss'n
With his Just end fri ndy condn toward ourselves her
He has how t. reconcile bis devotion TO her atss
tyfferyiCe proper regard 10 the ri hts and efes
ofte kindred and ueigbhoring people Woad to Heaven
We had su Governors General in all the European oolo
ries IN tie vicinity of tie tnntd ates' hs lJrdhip
as sov. one OF the dioult problems Of ss'esp,a
ship. H. hrr been ale successfully Gnf .anfsefnryto
nIi,iuie,.r amid many diGicultie- colonial Govern.
mont over fee people ie,rl Ibis Ia al easy task
where ike ccnnlshu- oi d-fpO are ~ to his oosiisn
subjects; bu, 20 in C, who're the pecos festtS
ney possess the rights and privileges Of native born
B,t. ne And now what shall s.y ia reply Hal not
nsgined tho my humble ips'rumsn'aly might eoa
tribute In small desre 10 nm-ve existing causes 81
diestlsioD tetween the two ulos and To confirm AM
etuate Le;r mu,usl fr end-bip should not have en-
loved tte mi,ilCgo of addressing thus day ~ the
Minister of ingenuity Cheer IL Is my most eirnes
desire H. ia too a,iobs, kindred A. they ar. Ia P'nt
blood should be fQualy kindred IN esch other hlec
tons And why sht Ill they not be Nehsve msnyhee
princiI common which II ~Oad DO ted oIs - ebd
m.rate We speak ,hs Language, read the same
InoLs and we both enjoy fr,e press without VIII n
lhuty in any country "Oud soon become aa
tmIty name. We diim your ia masters 70 %
cur property much a. yours aud hsnk Goa peops
are able read and appreciate them Every chd DOR
in mot OF our has the right = receive goa
ard NJ eful common school education a. to breathe az
native air or 20 drink from bis na'igo fountains WY
an .bo,ld apv jealousy exist bctveen US There have
never tesn two na,ons tho fare of The earth whose
u aieria interests are closely identified linear Com
meIciely speak the progress OF n United States ns
proved Ieay beneficial Great Britain a. to onrelves
Tie extension Of pOss ss"ns the Continent OF aer
ice fr,m tie purchase Of l. 'ussnn TO the present
momentum ext rsi"n which has been accomplished,
Sba,e, ca may be said to the iDrsry, pare principles
Of honor and Justice has in the very same degree OK
Il sGed British commerce and manufactures Though NOT
blessed with poetic imagnason LOOK Tor ~ilh
dent hope day when the English language -hchs me
Language OF Christian civil and political freedom ~h %
the language of the larger portion OF the habi,able g'ooe
No people tIeaking his Language can ever become mo
willing Instruments despotic poser These great resal
in the destiny Of The future. aro 10 10 Pesce'ny -.
complished by the energy enterprise and inaom so 10
Iereveence Of The British and American rsce,. 40
not confno myself the Anglo SsEoa race alone because
large eeIeotshle aud useful portion OF the popui''
of ny country have spruDg from the lrih, the Gee@so
and other Eufopoab stocks. lem myself whatever may
be nov merits or nv faults the Of naive born mn.
meD and proud of my descent. Win your ,ndasens
psence shell adv "a Other topic before t1e
sect cannot suGsr this oecasion to US Ia i,Ss
pressing ny grs6cniicn with her Aees'y use ana AZ,
raj declaration in favor Of neutral commerciA ngh,
rig the existing Il worthy o. me c'"]su. ,:
Of Tie nineteenth century and worthy Of lhs oe-s od
mel ssvefeen who hes ever sat upon tbe nu'l 80
pow eIful throne Of Greet Britain The time viii s,ys
wien war against private property upon the ocean ss Il
entirely prescribed by ali civilized prion.' a. ms
yGys fsen uoon tie lsnd and when the gallant con
ers Of tie nayie- Of tho world will esteem a. ea' ~.