The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
The ntissicn or Lord Bury 20 Canasla--Hts
speech in Toronto.

appealed
The htissfcn OF Lord Bury 10 Cannsia--t}ts
speech in TOrOnsO.
pnonc d,nne, was gwen 20 Viscoun, Bury. NJ T., nj
1orobto the 18Th aud he then delivered speech
IN which he said -
have seer statements copied from English papers and
printed here to the effect that here a political
MISSION. Even the object OF that mission state 1;
that that came here pulse colonies
~itl regard TO federal union OF the provinces Now
think Il only due 10 myself to say that there not tc
slightest foundation whatever Cor that report here
ia no political capacity whatever. Certainly great deal
Of curiosity has been experienced in England as 70 what
would be the fe~.,nes the Canadian peope = M regard
10 federal union. Aud perhaps such curiosity ma
tarai, iuasrush 81 the subject OF federal union
Baae part OF recent address froM The rone {Cheers
have no doubs Engsh ministers participate in that feel
ing. ami rs happen 10 be very good terms with
n.shy al the n,nsiry, will not scrupe my return
home to communicate 10 .hcm what conceive 70 be he
feeling 81 tho people OF Canada the subject Cheers
Indeed should no' discharge my duty did | not do
so-(cheers)-sa' viii DO nothing moe, AS am engaged
political mission whatever. Gentlemen. must say
sour Canadian PROSPERITY, which knew much about
bcfotc has struck aire-l my return among YOU
And tho rapid yeopcment OF your inst buttons
aud towns vii" much bresthless astcnislmcn ever.
Qhcers> seems 70 me that the condition OF your socia
position IS progress, aad that always gong
from great TO more great. Three years ago you
great. You are Tar greater and will be si greater
hereafter. (Chccrs.1 have your towns grow up
the back woods have seen the most opposite elements
mixed and blended together your RAPID
seems TO me that sou have acquired all thai IS really
cessary in The way OF CIVILIZATION. ioa reject superiucs
You gasp uhat you get and only want mc for your
full devclopemens II order 10 conduce 70 that tut
vcopemenlrd herein conceive the duty of every Eng
l,-hmso lies--~e must how can assist YOU and
smooth down any obFuctiaGs that may be in your path
Cbec,s) II occurs TO no that you want three things.
You wat more RAPID means % communication be-
tween end OF the country ana the Other that tho
whole province may he fully and equally developed
Hear hcar IN order TO secure this you have another
~aatthe houe aa.i s'new to create those ineaus OF
transfer And for that want organized system OF
emigration lastly-anG here rDglishmeD help YOU
sou u~ut Ia be drawn closer EAgland's heart You
many respects close enough there already
,cbcers)-bat there is get something wanting eau
tell you that in the lew Years ! have been away,
Canaaa is becoming much generality known in M
Experimentation regard Canada ,s become more
wncy aiHused Bot you stiN want come means oC
ha,ng entirely the barrier distance naturally creates
between this and the mother country. We ali loyal
10 ,.c same Qnceu( Cheers leubec to the same laws,
and governed by the same institutions, and only
hist by qnokness Of communication and other social ad
vaiages should be what the French call rdpprcehe
Whccrs First then, N regard toqucSness of commun
ten haze thought duty TO connected with
several undertakings having that eat object in lam
coLDectcd. first with thu, company which s TO shorten
the onney acroes the sea. When III s. Johns NeWiound
a.d the other day my fortune sign and contract
behalf OF that company agreement for carry ing the
ma between Galw ay aud Ne which i 10 come
III ~ a very short time. Oud cheers As the At
iantc telegraph not wholly accomplished fact i think
sha these steamers the next best thing, and that
liant, will find Il 20 their ADVANTAGE Ia s-s-j their
communications by that next quickest route between the
Old World aud the New Al the present the
minus o. these steamers Is placed New York. But am
the bearer from the COMPANY Of powers to try and enst
the sympathes Of Canada IN the project Cheers And
should We succeed, ~e are PREPARED to bring weekly
In. OF steamers to Quebec loud cheers) The only
thin. wanting money: and that point feel that fun
M Of place. But t@se enterprises
with which nm connected do stop here. hope TO
a railroad constructed between Halifax and Quebec.
(Cheers And am also the bearer OF full poacrs to
arrange the terms on which this railroad eaa lie
carried out between Canada aud the Other provinces.
Uoad cheers II Ia that this is ,oeot which
very important 10 Cauada, nasmuch access to
tn" seaboard through British territory can never be
matter OF indifference to Canada the mother
country. II IS an imperial measure undoubtedly,
AMI such ! am authorized IL believing the IMPERIAL
government look upon u Aud IL W. can or,Dg about
good understanding between Canada, Nova Scotia aud
New Bruins wick shall have very little Jfi Guilty IN
coming 10 good md, rstauding with the mother country
(Cheefs) Statesmen tue other side not indifferent
10 the great advantages oervsbe from such project
Were II accomplished, instead Of Gaversng foreign
state-~hich might possibly become hostile one-thcy
would have safe ana cas-. access 10 their most important
colony through British territory (chccrs) While m
fngland OF depu,iton gu the subject the
Chancellor the Ey,b.quer and COLONIAL Minister. and
they both expressed themselves warmly 80 Us favor
official reserve would allow o. But before giving any
final Ser, te5 waited uii SOME more definite acuon
should b. given 10 the crown. Gentemen, ~ my bust
here get that definite acti.n. And you accept
the T.. ms, ynu viii IN short time railroad through
British territory from here 20 the Atlantic Cheers
II impossible not TO that Canada must eventn-
al, become the great carrying ~ay II the world
Cheers With ,our noble RIVER, so well canulcd.
your spIrnoid OF lakes. and your running
from ibose lakes M" Lake wmnerrg, and simost to the
osa of the Rocky mountains, you lave magnificent nau
raj advantage; and We cannot look on those natural
features vhou, seeing that these plains 81 the Ss
gap near ~ head waters must pa- that great railroad 20
the West. tshec-s.t I feel geniie'ner, that Il
visionary pcec, 10 say that before long ship canal,
railway aud telegraph viii be constructed betwrca the
Atlantic AMI Pacific. (Cheers.1 aa, gea,lem.a also
interested the construction ., that Pacific railway.
Chers) Passing on " the other matter when though;
necessary for the fu develorcrsne ~ Canada aud that
rs tina; Yctpsochcmcra II which spoke but We have
heard the theory advanced that the hord be
represented the Imperial Parliament (Chccrs.) The
other day reading pamphlet by Mr. Iiincss, IN
which he says that before the Amrrican colonies
parated FROM the mother country the cry was, that
taxation waho.t representation wa tyranny. Now,
perhaps am bold m speaking out PLAINLY wh,tt th'ns
the colonies be represented ~ that form IN the British
Parliament But there another way and thai II has
been stated in England that IN any reform bill brought
forward the qu ston u lie pccraacs would take prom
place. tAppsGse.) The Eo2hsh House. Of Lords,
rrtu,itg dives. large share Of thr confidence and
re,.r,t,. of IL. county tirae honorcd institution
ana wour be- perhaps, tire best place wbich ce4o
nal sen,i"r~ shonhi J.. placed tCh.crs.) " would lie
very good pan seems 20 me, Il gentlemen from the
Who hal rendered themselves Conspicuous among
fellow Subjects either Va politics otherwise should
have conferred them life pccragcS. by rendering trm
members " the Brush Parliament. though not IN that
branch OF the legislature having coutro % the axe
(ChccrsD one Of the advantages Of TINS scheme wOll
be. tia, .bs fcope Of Canada aud the other colo
ni,s would have Ia reside ia Iordon gentlemen WIN,
ikc ambassadors from States, would be able
10 * and certify the position standing or gentle
men visiting England from those colonies (Cnecrs.)
Were that the case The coonst coming England would
b. placed Ear superior pnsition 10 that which has al
ways been thc cansc OF 50 much complaint. aud would
position ontitic han. uoud cbcersl hope while there
sha always be found TO DO my best for my iend1; but
II j. hardly possible for any pay ,hc fuu
attention his friends he might desire and know 10 be
acrdfu II seems 10 me. | repeat that YOU eniy want
something 81 this knd-somebciy 70 represent Canadian
interests the Court OF - James q remedy tais great
evil at present existing. (Cbcers)
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