The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

thing to d. aud hra elbow room for y. -
yon put him on with Canaia. perhaps Australia You
talked OF vm,ln so,, mmr7ai forests, ipe2hahslsoe
water power, bunting AMI hsLDe, oonidiess pastures,
and tho old shopherjs HE. t.u you touched "a the
ioupang If fam,,es empire b. u oc i'ins
colonial edlsrces; satlant,c leerage, or
antrodean arslocraey M ro.,a i.ios,' you con
cinurd chow much better Is thi h rest hopa nc IT,
than back paror IN Lombard 50 csi, o. even White
hail Nth the desk always before y0u the great prize
81 life fo10 year, should you survive y aiuyp such
Is The poetry q colony
Lord Bury gives himself with pardonable eDthlsiasn
TO The poetry 81 Canada lie copjurea up rlt iedera
ton o. populoas Brush province 3tr'chlng Ton oc'1o
70 osaar. He d,aYs the chain al mnnmerana mkes
and wide rivers, and gigantic canala from NJ foky
Mountains 70 the Atlantic gap IA these mo 'nlnn5,
h,wtsT, allows still longer reach 70 r'll~ ~
which viii one day span with iron the whole stan;"
from Iahfay TO ha phoi Of British Comnhe, and place
o,l new gold reeons in that quarter within weeks
udncs Of England and all Europe. Only book a. The map;
De noble rivers that contribute their i streams 70
Like Wnnpeg before the drainage u connen, pnrsues s
WY onwsfds 70 Lake superior, ill u tuubles over the
Niagara en0 have at the demonstration ~ hSe
hoIes. There no,so grand carrying line IN the world
What would Russin give for one such east and Nest
through siberia Yet Tins II onrs, and only WAITS !" 20
openad. True, lorn Bliy tcarsyet he hopeslt least,
hc will try what the British government will 3ay -
railway nom Quebec 30 Haiax ~ keep thus tecut
nus within Brsh territory. ci course We ought g srhn
every nerve 10 effect thls, W. ad te money AMI y We
hat DO; good many Other nings 10 do with t. and it,
bnt hat .nsp picture magnificent, and 50 GER
tam 10 b. realized day o,heiy century hence
I9a Rnry VII be quoted AZ man of vondrous preset.
All he says and more, VIII oe dome bnt W. have
too fast in the things already We have douo mem
Ias,er than they pay faster than profitable
b. found for them. Yet y may bo only qnes.
ton af time Compare The latest map of North America
with ID. earliest tho atlas Of the Useful knowledge 50
ciey. The reminds you Of piece Of crankin china
there is not bit nty miles across wtnouta railway and
10 All appearance from any point 70 any other distant
there must be h9lf dozen competing lines. How
they all made2 tow do they all pay? Vet the cry
is more coming 90 we presume they must answer
somebody's purpose, aud the whole population s ~
ruined All has been lone in quarter Of century No
coubt double period VIII see nearly as much done 10 the
British provinces.
rises from commerce % politics and from hysc, geogra
ply 20 the delicate social considerations Amid al
tins prosperous matrra!sm the Lord w sti erof out To
a thoroughly imbued with British arsorricy even
I'll. pararchal gOriea Of colonial life completion.
10 what purpose ocks and herds gran ships and oven
doars2 What British Peer IS content 10 reside where he
Is worshpped tho heart Of hls parmonyy Ills heart
yearns Tor the OF British ge fictitious Dire is,
and burning under tho dun canopy Of london sn1ke
iiher he comes once year; here he ineets his lke
here he IS now the attendant on q higher great
bass, now himself tho centre OF a sys'sm. lio
holds "A mimic court throngcd by asprants oi
doubtful embryo gcntlity. Through Inn they
ss,s admifson 10 iashionsbie life, ami no dspeusts
his passports with no thriitless hand. ffeat ~
the uust, gIeat the caution and the knoSl1dgc Of
the ground required Bot What the Canadian Provinces
c'so tnaD British cuuneEnnt distant, iDdrpr ~ our
thel coautis three hundred years ag 30 nrd
Bury wishes to found arsiocracy aud pooraac IN
North America. lie would rive life peernres 20 we'll DO
serving Senator's who would como hero aud constitute
channel FOR the introduction nf wealthy ani
10y nj Canadians INTO the ionOn world. They would then
receive and dispense honor and bridge over the nmsse
gulf between colonial and BrFh nobility A. all
events ths il easbe and less open 60 abuse than
Parliamentary representation of the Colonies IN tho usual
Of the word but is nnocuous; |. not also nag
niicann II " anir mol " politics, but Of names and
titles and social arrangements Are the objects important
enough 10 prevail the very strong jealousy which
TIM HOUSE VI Lords has recently enhlbed agans nc
nc lctages