The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-06

win be everywhere. Government works gran
scale will shoot ahead and money viii be raised BY de
bentuies the public lands, to let posterty pay
portion Of the debt We possess every element Of pros
Iery-youDg in years but old enough in my opinion 70
slip the painter, cut adr from the Old Country, which
hangs over like Incubus, and become nation Of
that peculiar love Of country of the Eng
lish people, they apa,hetc raising flag Of their
seems to me is the time to move Every merchsat aud
every man Should strive to build up = nationality, for
united scton is essential The blood in the Legsa
tive Assembly will gradually work out derry, for
they, most OF the members, although they still cherish
love for Old England, yet their affection strengt
dred and fifty thousand souls in all tho colonies amply
sufficient to make commencement; but LOCAL.
vii soon work sway and nsp the
magnetic wire, they will know each other better.
This talking across the mountains and plains b. the tee
railroad, trust will follow shortly after and then
unity Of sentiment will be secure which will bring about
tofo here has been too busy trying to
cumuate moneygod being the pivot on which the popu
panic the in financial matters the terrible
probation In rents land and all kinds OF propery-the
essenng cost OF living, and the steady and increasing
ied Of gold has given people fancy for contemplation
One hundred tons weight per annum is our average
ield-4oO00 to $4,000 ounces Of gold per week; and
what there to prevent its reaching twice this amount
for the country far and vide is filed with treasure? Al
eady the press assumes q national tome Mer-
hants look with encouragement, and the diggsrs
ready to give their vote and support change
other colonies hesitate Victoria must take the lead,
and she is prepared to set the example More than two
thirds of her population are new chums, OF the liberal
school, and arrived here to better their position since
the gold fields opened their glittering dust Few of them
have any particular attachment for Great Britain and
nona Sw Wales and
Australia more 10y but even they rolling the
ball The Sydney Morning Herald has had some splendid
editorials pointing that way, and the hobart Town
journals are full ofSir Henry Youngs coup detat IN so
unceremoniousy using his perogative-ths prorogung
the Council because they wished to examine of the
convict papers, over which, the Executive ray that they
DR.. Evans the able editor Of the Melbourne Morning
Herold-who was for many years connec cd with tho
London pIess-and Drs Blair and Lyme, OF toe Age are
all usirg their pen most vigorously 10 shaping the minds
of the people and their tces have oped all over
Australia want to see the change brought about by
we have had enougn do not believe that the muskst
and the sword need be used again, for feel sondent
Great Britain will grant us all we ask Tor she must
plainly That dissolution OF the bond that unes
YOU'D materially increase the of roth nations
Look At the United States and her increasing traffic so
would it be with US the moment act own ac-
No longer penal colony, England receiving
while she herself az her expense pro-
vides troops what possible benefit it be her simply
to bear the name BY AID BY, think, all shall have
10 do i, to ask and shall receive. The moment our
flag is at the mast head shall the nations.
Immigrants will flow in from Europe from Great Britain
and ,rcm the United States, the moment lands
advertised 10 occupy them and dig mineral treasure
and our prolific soil will then begin to show its producog
powers Instead OF sixty thousand per year. we may OK
pect hunored and fifty thousand people, and the
country will grow in magnitude with rapdity that win
as,onsh even old Californian. We have all the ele
nents Of greatness. Our wool interest, already
port ten millions of dollars year. be increased;
ana with the encouragement that trust the wool grow
will receive from the Legislators aud buoyant
ket, hope to it doubled. Tnere large por
OF the country out of the g. coo Of in Victoria
which only sutab for grazing after giving the tler
OF the land a the soil he may require South Australia
has copper in abundance, and can grow wheat in any
New South Wales can supply any amount of coal,
while IN back Victoria against the world for gd Tas-
less tu of metals and minerals be discovered. Mil
lions Of acres Of land in the interior OF New Holland have
never seen the foot prints OF the white man and disco
the shade. Com nencing in infancy shepherds in
pastoral country, we soon branched of into mining;
and now We must try our hand at agriculture and manu-
featuring. We must grow breadstutfs. We ara
great eaters, Blu. lazy producers This year we have
1900 tons of -four. The tact OF havn; no great
inlsnd rivers mus. be impeachment to progress;
the railway whistle will prove as powerful friend
With such wonderful facilities and boundless wealth,
what may We not accomplish The Old Wor is bursting
with wild ard fierce revelation, and the dismal howl Of
war is ringing through the entire of the Eastern
hemisphere Crazeo with the continual boom Of cannon
nd fash Of muskery and rick with hearing the dismal
Vsr the owasas s Wonderful island ThcS
as been washed for 80 long period by the waters OF
acifc and the Indian oceans Australia seems TO have
zen created resting place for prosecuted and tax
ridden AL have TO do is to throw wide open ths
door, and admit the poor emgrant who flies from misery
old men are ever seem Ponce de- Leon should have
eered his bark towards this point Of the TO fn0
sought The future big with changes; but great
will be retarded, If the mother country hesi.ates
to give nationality in the world. half
that since CORD found would give half
the present population of the United States. The
study is Interesting to the lover Of history Our prox-
imy to the Dutch islands Indian seas to Beoga
China and Japan will render us formidable neighbours for
the Anglo Saxon change is on the world Loek :. Aus;
pen half century ago. got hold Of an old Edinbar9
R.eu of 1903 weeks since, where the witty cler-
sudins to whss will Be done with the penal colonies
when they come to years of discretion:-
We to spsId another hundred millions in discovering
WashnetOns FranI!nss The amer have
No are breeding young cub whom we cannot render less
ieioc0us or more secure u!
Again. he saye while speaking of the $500 colonists
then At Sydney, in q tone OF enity:-
1be time may when Botany Bay Tsctus shall
the Emperor lnealy descended from Lon
New into the heart When
a a @ ore
tributes Of ies and Nann are waited into Port
jackson al landed on the quAys Of sydney
Already portion of the prophecy fulfilled. for the
commerce OF nation has long been with Victoria
represents all nations ard her resources are ooundless
and If Australia was independent how much stronger
would he poston2 Nov are fair mark for every
ion at with England for in of invasion months
would pass teO-e the mother country could give tue
ltas. assistance for, it is, have OF pro-
tecting ourselves The little Eectea and the Phantome
mount few guns--sbout en- ough for the protection Of
place like Hull in ssachusetts- as for fortifca-
items have Gone nothing but talk Three de sized
war steamships with the Lancaster gun and SHE'LL could
burn seaport the island and dictate theit
terms; while, II We by ourselves, very helpless
would be sufficient protection.
The foregoing win give you insight into the present
position the country, and will show the bound.ess
ture Of resources. believe there 10 600
less dent fed with the colony. Our capa-
BILE OF bearing up under any reasonable amount Of mer