The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-21

ana which was attended by upwards OF three hlndrei
The Earl of Elgn, the Duke of Newcastle, his Excel
leRcy Mr. Buchanan the Marquis Of Asecorn Earl Grey
the Earl OF harrsw-y the Earl OF Ellssnae Earl Dur
ham lord luherin, Earl lesart, Lord Aonteasle Lord
GeIelg with many members of both Houses Of Parlia
ment were present.
represented at this dinner clear that the of
Lord gins administration Of the colony is universally
After the usual loyal toasts had been disposed Of
The CHArRNAs gave The Army and Navy" .
Sir }. NAcpoNSTLL returned thanks behalf OF the
army and Rear-Asmiral KELLY for the navy.
Lord j. Russell then rose and said that he cond not
but feel il great honor to have to propose in the pre-
sence of many gentlemen acquainted with the ohc
Of the colonies in the presence oil 50 many
merchants in the city, and Of SO many VINO De-
long to Canada the health of the noble lord who had pre-
sided with such distinguished merit over the government
Of Canada. (Checrs) He reoiced likewise that ne was
speaking in the of the representative OF that
great repubic of the West whose derived
from the blood spoke the came language, and
inherited the same ancient ourselves. (Cheers)
He might be permitted to mention three epochs Of colo
NAL government. There was that period when the
Highland cottsee allowed to stray where they liked with
little protection shelter, taking the advantage of the
Grst breeze and at the time the risk of ang down
e crag being lost in the mist that surrounded them
(Cheers) That period passed away, but not without
impartDg 10 many of the young oolonists that vigor
and free communities. (Cheers Then arrived period
when by petty commercial restrictions and by insig-
niDcan financial projects it attempted to derive
those advantages frem the colonies which could only be
obtained from heir trade and their freedom. (Cheers
1t had been said by who wit well.
that 'the American caused by Secretary OF
State who belhought him after lapse Of many years
to open his dispatches" Even the fatal the
American war did not open the Of government
and the Same system continued for many years.
There was no greater instance of it than of Canada
But happily, the time of legislative interference with
the colonies, he trusted, likewise past; and with
regard 10 Canada at all events, they trying
the System of allowing people quite capable of discern
ing their interests to govern Themselves without
obstruction. (theers.) That system was new that
ii required ordinary abilities, judgment, and temper
liz int ierf then
proIer field for merits like those belonging TO the Earl
Of llgin. (cheers) Il had been hf-Huty to act the
part OF constitutional king province which had
greatly prospered and increased under his care,
the population Of which had risen from little
Of which had increased from $500 coo 10
81 ooo per and the exports and imports OF
trade and improving industry. lie of those who
had continually agreed with the Governorenera in the
policy he had pursued; and whatever might have been
the fate Of That magnificent proyinccwhether it wished
to remain connected with in loyalty to the
the Iopula ton-he hoped that the friendly feelings
which had hitherto subsisted between them and the
people of the United Kingdom would continue and al
ways be maintained CCheers2 The noble lord con-
elrded by giving he health Of the Earl Of Egin" which
drunk with great enthusiasm.
The Earl 81 EIGN replied at great length In the
of his observations he alluded to the indifference which
bad hitherto been displayed at home with reference to
that night with he took indication that Cana
d. which lie described to DO in q prosperous state
would no longer have anything to complain Of upon that
The noble Earl took occasion to compliment the
American Minister, who sat beside him. and to express
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proposed The Health Of his Excelency the American
IT, 4ba Tntsa staies ne be racetion hic he
received there and TO the impression which all that he
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tlemcR-ln the name of my countrymen thank your
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