New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
CANADA.

Prom our Own ccnesIendent
TORONTO Monday Aprf ~ 1884.
Private letters from wcll-nformed quarters in England
state that the emigration TO Canada and NesBrunswck
will be immense this year From tho representations made
there reason believe that the choice Of he provinces
bv British emgrans this season will considerably affect
the emigration from the United Kingdom - the United
States. The of This anc pated dve-on are nuner
ou- Tho amount Of Canadian stocks. provincial and
railroad held in England has awakened the interests OF
the moncyed class To the condition VI the province. Tho
railroad contractors bringing ont considerable mum
bers OF mechanics-oi whom they have no difficulty in
securing aLundanceald also sborcrs. The different
casscs in England that have lately become interested in
Canada have made prodgous Efforts 70 make it ayOraby
known 10 the omicrating casses. Books upon Canada
have been multiplied 10 ali eAtnt altogether unprece
deHtCd; The newspaper press OF the nited Kingdom has
been extensively made tine vehicle of disseminating in
formation regarding the advantages which Canada offers
o. Il field OF emigration. The lndelatigable Sir Cssac
Eoney who put the Dublin Exhibition its legs ant
secured kngh,Lood for his e1erions has given his at
teon to Canada since he became Secretary OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad and he Will not stop before everything
Iccarng il has been made thoroughly familiar 10 the Brit
i'll public Then our line Of Atantic steamers offer
great advantages 10 al cHs.s OF engrsnt. AZ reasonable
prices The banquet 10 Lord Egis and the speech Of
Lod John Russell TIE occasion, in which he declared
tet the people If t Province at Liberty 70 choose
sGoh institutions they pleased. AID 10 govern themselves
a. thcy thought proper viii tend with 9thes tnns- 10
bring IT, Province into favorable notice. From the great
Fto.s thGt | know 70 be going in England alto
gtr independent OF our Government 10 attract tie IA
abe attention vi o4nrauts 20 this country. end predict
q 10 Canada viii hereafter become a powerful competitor
agdst tic United state, for that British grafton which
clery vear sets in to8eri North Am' rica.
Politically. tbo condition Of TIC Province ha. seldom
been quiet as al present. nat once WIZ the Tory
lauy = considerably shattered, ana being oppO-
soE il fees .,sef obliged 20 hO.I nua-e ,iat sill be
acceptable TO tie people without whose .r.fIayes il
lot ai;a owef. We therefore ind the strange ano-
uaiv oi Tors- stril ue oubd the other part ia Dro,-
-'n~ "f Al'rrlity - tlc general election which is
take place next fall approaches, tis policy j. more an
more eeed ul"n bu, are he o,r.s eontetel 20 those
ih..ai yieRs which ;hey profess Nothing coull be
10 tier rom the truth iOryism Is auaclOnsm AMI
a. IT, disciples know tlrt iAey obtain public fay
ty oyCair- % the country or their own p-ncipes, they
winch they secretly detest, trt oi which they
'u-r now ieign 60 Dc the enthusiastic apo ties. u,
d.. policy fhcy Lore 20 sctCcc the votes OF Lb-
eIal secesscn-ts from the Government party. The
Liberals Ike al CIV zted paTtio show tendency 70
d.e ra.;0n. ard tie aim of the Iores j. 20 catch the
particles which separae from the general mafs OF their
opponents, and BY il nean- to make MP majority mat
they VIII succeed 20 certain c1,en- = prOyaDe enough
hut II NO thrv win gain power i more trI rrOhrll' cal
Ihcv are also aulious junction IN the French taih-
oic of Lower Canada, wAO have dive been Az ~ %
'ie Liberal lartv since .le union of The Protinc lhey
propose as bond Of union. opposition 20 the 'ecuarHa,
f al s elurch properly oi whatever Kind degree.
say degree because OF the churce- have an usufue-
uarv Interest in certain property 10 which doy nave n2
or al tile whatever boyond that Will. ihe aihoiic' ou
uluer e Quantit of lroierty hlch was dAl1ed f'
I, RI. - n-vafe individuals The Tory p0lcy ~ TO con
orud all distinction between tie two kinds oi Pf'Pfry,
and tlev ioldy sas .ai II the Anglican Chnieh = -
,-,es war h n NJ be opened upon w "'l ls
"A 10 Church II Rome ore French j'ura Ie er
II French journals ia Lower Canada - very s"--'" ae-
cared ..s opIo lion 10 al plane d p. even
y, On d.rec.cd a-rns proFer.y MN si'I .'- Isn oI
I'M lg. ,eL IN Z. lsr stand bu. al he e.er organs Of
a, i,fv Iresh ali French have aos'a e fron COM
r..r j a., I've 20 hll view Il the mater Altogether
he o,.l,l.-s u o.. llsh church iAnsL vi part. i0s