The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

QUtnEc, June IS, 1856.
War Feeling IL Q4-Feesy Feeling II he Pope ,ocari.
The Tinted Sat,s-Pocy OF France-Hor Caaada oosd b.
Dsrided-The Nee Tard-Es'i9,a,ion and Emiarant-Nt-
poteon ard the French.
The per. steamer America from England, causes
Considerable excitement here a. it understood several
regiments the way out aud several men OF war
with large quantity OF ammunition, have been ordered
here and everything looks bc!lgcrcnt The people of
Canada very much opposed to with their neigh
bors and forced take part in it, will be very likely to
son the . Yankees" Tho government officials real
John Bulls will Of course tight for the crown Victoria
and royalty but three fourth at least Of the population
OF Lower Canada French, who still their love
for ola belle France" and hate the English who ,y
them and quarters Of the population Of
Upper Canada IIish Scotch and Yankees who would
rather the stars and stripes hoat them than the
banner OF 81 George.
If war should tako place the United States should Sc
the France, which might easily
scompished. and drive the English OFF 81 this continent
Napoleon would be very glad iegan the French
which they formerly hold IN North America which
has dgLdl down 70 fishing depot at -. Peters Mlue
lcn and II would be TRIUMPH t1at would render his
nam. glorious in the history II France and woald be
wonderful accession 20 the mpftance and wealth Of the
French nation and their descendants here would receive
them with open II, in the event OF war, the
Uu,ed Ststes should propose to divide Canada with
France giving the latter al thai portion which Is
italy French lying north of the river 81 Lawrence and
tie Osiaws i probable France would give
The Unitcd Nova scotia New brunswick ana that
is an ths really desirable 70 the United satesthe rest
Of Canada being populated BY French Jcsus and tatao-
lies who viii make good republican, aud their
Isio and principles Ia with your
situations probable that France would consent
a. the United annexing cuba and Central America.
Se certainly would the United states would consent 70
her taking Hayii.
The United states might thus secure powerful ally,
and all that l. really desirable FOR her this continent.
The Nelih and south would be both benefited and ought
10 be satisfied With such cxtesor and the United
States better have France fos hear neighbor than Eng
49, kaav nf u1irl
thi- Continent the United states from the
bullying and threats 81 the English.
The nrw tariff which sto operation the 5th July
causes much dissatisiacton The Assembly giving
~ay all ID, public lands aid the Grand Trunk Railway
ana secure foreign capitalists, This great railway may
be ~ great advantage 70 England ~ military point OF
view but II viii not pay running expenses AMI a.
Canada must pay the rteret On inc CT % y Flissh
capitalists N suck the he blood out ~ - before long
Tho recent advance tarif only giving us fore
OF English capitalists arc very free Y enling us
money, bui uney get goed interest and look out
THAT the principal well secured, the votes
Of every town IN the province were required AMI
we are thus tied hand aud foot. Il was said
flourish and prosper like Yankee land but the Grand
Trunk JvmI~ny are running cnpy cars aaa inc whole
thing likely prove grand speculation for kngii n
Capitalists AZ the expense q the tax payers OF Csnsda
end Parallel mot Of the way with the naviSs-
ole waters the - Lawrence very little bene
mud by H. except that gives connection with
10 .tland IN Name Canada has rich soil and all the
clcmcuts 81 auonal wealth, bot viii never be devei
tured under the English government a long A. The unte
Staes wth her free III ttutuBs a0nsie Of w. hold out
rucn Inducements Tor the poor and down tr0dden q
Frrore % seek asylum IN her Western wl1s. What
immigrant will hesitate 20 choose between Canada aud
FngIish slavery or dependency and the Uni'ef States
where they are all sOyeTeizn.y Tho only immigrants
shn .i choose Canada worth having and those
that ccne are mostly hngiish lackeys and de.
graded agricultural slaves VI EngBsh farmers,
uho arr nearer 70 an animal than the n sgroes
az the United states intellectually, morally aud pby.
enally The merchant 0f course, Identified with
England aud their interest would lead them V side with
England IN Of war b u II the United states will oniy
open her arms large portion e Canada would rush u
her side and n she only secure Frances coopers
fisn she can drive the British lion Forever from THIS con
giurut ant IN The division ~ ths spclls named the
United states will receive Nil that really desirable foI
them this continent
should he attempt 10 grasp more she would be likely
a. I~e all aud Englsn and France combined vi "a the
pre.eu powerful neets aud armes, would make despe
rate attempt 10 crush freedom this continent and
would certainly prevent ia extension. Louis Napoleon
rowld nfar a vtgur and prosperity 70 French Canad'
that would be refreshing " look at and Of great ad ran
tage " the United states