The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, AUGUST 2 1858.

He had, himself, when in oaos, n,imsssa tbs govern
Of the Hudson's Say Campapy before aticia, tibuasl
although Il was opeo 20 them or to any o!nsr sub
propsr; ana that the peops Of Ususss desire desired
70 extend their territory into this region, hsy woAd
have the assistance Of the home COVER IA dang
he knew not whether any answer had beeo received "
that PROPOSAL but perhAs The right hanorsee
posite could Afford the Houss aoma nior mAtou
subject He could not agree with ,noes sad that
people Of Canada haa no other right 70 aoy part Of this
territory except that Possessed by ali the rest
jesy subjects regarded the prosperity ant
the loyalty Of Canaaa ~ the key or oe arch ~hch
kept together thai portun OF coons empire aud he
therefore thought has nothing oush. TO rs done wnica
eDched tneir rights or wounded their just feelings
Sir E B. Lrrros- Sir, it ia with some reserve that
approach the great ccait questions inyo.yet 10 toe
refoluloLs Of ms honorable And ssrnai fead The
vevnmesa, yet, the condition e ney,iito-s oara'n
dsunc Propositions, a. the ren 'nlem Al wao
spike last told ur, we're made Canada by tns a:e govern
hs wnr M s 10 ANY s NOV s s
NIGHT DEERE for the purposes OF settlement.
ana, xhsever cause TIERS may be to SUPPOSE
shat CAaaca VIII reject those proposals, ssI
every motive Of policy veil "a OF respsc. to that great
ooDy would make us desire that other sch sns ior
cooDzssion Ia that region may have sympathy and
copcurrencs. (Hsas, hear s.a sir, oxn that tn.
probability that CAnsaa Will reject the proposals made I,
her notorious ia eres involved ia this wat
question great, that hesitate state,
least the general views by winch venture to think
we ovsht to be guided. (aesr bear ia sisncng over
loosely esd be as large Europe the irs thought OF
very Intelligent Ergsbmap must bo thai {; humiliation
sLd snsze. Is possible thar 80 great segment the
eNrtn the Eng isn sospue have 70 lung been
sbsLdoled q deselae bunting ground for wandering
tAvsgee and Wild sDcasf put ssi0e for nome at.
excuses Of sell and ciimste ii s Elways prcsu mo-
70 decioe hastily between man and psture0 cay
OF sol climate which nature may rase nj
enough tor us 20 cpg to u grand priocipe TINT c
vz,tcn should be lett to hna Its osn voluntary cnar
nee AT should DOT force H. but Should take cars not
| 10 Obstiuci IL (hesr hear No one Csn deny that
trace which preserves Wild animals and nas direct IN
ter.st in excluding civilized does ohstTucs cvizs
ZION claims terri,ora. rgn's any district which
vized disposed 70 cultivate AID irhabiL (HsAr
besr) ne ristt honorable gen.!snnn lbs rnem Scr or
the University OF OXFORD summed up the general evidence
before utiee The Drst two Of OF rseoiu
HOLE which be proposed 30 that committee frat that The
country capabe OF coiCu'zRtoo should os WITH IsS irom
The jsisocion Of the Hucsoa0 Bay Comreuy ssconci
that The country cspaole Of ooonizaiios sa9nid bs left
that juIsocton La the two abstract principles In
vowed IN hese piopteiions Les NE roaeies eoir,on
of tie grsve,t ofcuu,s that base; tne question il
| 10 The siitmpt VI lract!sed STATE 20 effect
| cemplonse by which civilization msy gam ell It
| ssss ~ presert. and humanity not only
preserve Tie tsvsges scasered over frozen dsserts
accessible 10 Tesusr men, the trade oc snich iaey
delerd fer existence gas,a them from the terrible
noisnzsuoa prodnced 10 rival brloes OF ardent spirits,
anu he strife SId tvoc seed smcrE themselves OF be.
then seivs. sad the wties wnict git foloW II
the Etve machinery which ~ s the Interest OF
uaairx to tststh were oessyoy co peiore any
e cve substitute could be icrnd. These tHe
which viii weigh uIcn toe government IN consdsvpg The
Iebewsi Of The hceuss Tnsy Will ce'tslay not rene~
|
promises cary settle but tpey foc further
deberatcp wDesber they VIII renew II Tor limited!
riod tie aud northern regions, tAkpg
that the thA have Eays the power
~toIaw iiorn that erse any lsro that may be required
fer The ci cvizsd e that they rIa, retain al the
| imperial rights 70 fisheries mines Whatever may
Gail forth human nousry and eaespiise pursu "a
oopstna to Than tus; gloomy uads 10 the skins
OF ANNALS which seens 10 carry Da6to Gaze before
the annals Of history Nos although the rsGexs OF tins
nceIse may poeslby form part Of any fresh uegoa-
tiers with the Huosons Bay Company for arraogeu,snts
IF
pie TO be considered apart IRON arrangements and
On is own merr lance belc eseny by toe Iodians
Gees The exclusive celee d0cs Tot WILL for the
Indiana CUT son wholly cisvr u rooi t5As OF the
chArer the ceLse gives ncoe os the territorial rights
which the chhfer assumesit involves 10 piioci,e OF
cent eDsAcp o. soy lands which oolcnss may
qrne sn0 IL oueh. 10 b. regarded simply as i1stiu
rofa bol oifofoer which Ia So vsst and proiisss
wilderness the covert men, rs Dot able OF issn TO eeisb
NH But wbai.vcr doubts may be entertained "a - the
proptrtNn Ct tpe right Lcnofacie gentleman tao
member Oxort, that lard incapable Of coolz. alton
should be left to ice jurisdiction o. the 6uosonG Say
Company, enc cnpue tre soulonass Of the FIRST
proptsiiion, that country capable OF colonization
should be Withdrawn FROM that Jurisdic;or srd torn
ing our ewes from trade which, unliHe all otper
Commerce, res,s us ponis, not on the redemp
ton, bu. Oh The maintenance oi the wilderness,
est cheer us 10 see sr.sdy IN tao great borae lands
OF tbs hitherto bho,ptaoe rssioo ito osprg prospect
cvilz.o iue (heor, besr.J Air,a5y, b. tne racine,
vsnsouyers Island has been soded - the socis
rnes OF mankind Already, an tho loyce tefyslg Uhtch
,zsnds cf the Rocky NOinsdiasJros the American
frofier up 10 The skuts u the Russian domsinstos
VI,
jfc,n c,ede for the human race; now eastward
Of b. Rccky Moun;sns. We are invited W zee, 10 ,hs
,etmtnt CT the Req river the nucieus Of nav colony
rampant sgotaa ehy hosiiie inrO1ds rUBa The
trorster eEd tsserlfiai arch, ~ prJe, to thot
great riadna ~ Hhsch zee hge o.c !day % c1s-
meet the hc't0,s y TaHcosuT ulA tae Guy II 80 Lowre,o,
TLn rs toe cLuici ortr,d 10 CaasSs ADD / lniok my
honorable and learled rieEd hss good ressca 10 ire
sume that CaItoA will decline The task Of form.
IN II into a colony Ger oxo Responsibility
sId change. II tee answer from Csnsos be
isvofsble, We have t~o oo,ons-elther 10 leave tbs
Atsar sluCtfE nd.
Pay Compsny, winch DothDg hut absolute salty
thoud justly Or 10 take Ito cur o~n nAUds sod form
q Colony winch ~u 10 donoi, one GAY coosEiuse =
feoerA,e Part OF great Cansdisa syh,em ana wnic1
Right meanwhile leihapp, be administered by
ment IN ctncofrelce ~nh Cansca To tuis there have
been two eHJscuSbs The nrs is the presumed expspse
TINS 90 Ut nj pTettDt anticipate. All beatDiul colonies
snouo be seli suppetre, ana sgrse With ny honorable
sno erJbeo VfsLc u ths general iLeory be advances
with 90 mrcn e.cquence su1 weldon. Colonies wnj
,eftuppcrii1g in psoporos you leave tpeu TO rase
tler uldor Jfee Institution. Ths s.cc1d
Obi, Cou II tLa slcL COL ny wCII0 MT be ptopcd oy
Ca1anaDs; us CwIe 10 The to ior sccsss from the Aoe
roau frontier u usjoIy Of mn isiaLus would be Anne
ricsts rps ohjscttp does lot alarm me- In the frat
plsCe, though ne immigrants come from The Amtrcsn
tercry the readiee ncoess, does 10, follow tina,
tb.y toouls oil be Arnericsrs Prooaby isrge num-
r.Is Of cur oxn ceobuj Icen efIeoially she soolce
vtuld ftcs there, a. vel az Amerisass ard As fo-
Amerosns, once seued as British colJnsts, n is
prtbatle ,tst they WOULD identity their
npsl feelings sLd mtere.s With the lend 10 which they
siie.,, bs.r) ], has be,n so sresey in Canals II
wtud be so u Red river because all history tells bow
men, al of kinored race take Is Il we're, Toe
stamp srd color Of TIE land IN which ihey SETTLE We Ia
country OF thaA truth No css than
sixteen counties IN this sipgcom were given up to the i'm
migration Of the Danes probably eel OF
I pafon tbese courues-such NJ Nuf kshlre Lincoln
shine, NcrOik- of Iar sh origin n ths DAY Yet
very sbort they became heartily English ~
bcsue the Danes Of toe Balnc the AngoSAxous
Kent Nsy even the Nofmsrs, despite tnoir pride q
cooquerpg race oesp~ the difference o. language, be-
osus the third geterston, iserseiy Epgiuh and
French In their rational feelings n They rad
sssen lbeers Ia short no us.r shers men come from,
pace Them ground covered BY the British n,g,
thadoved though 81 distance, BY the pd British scep
They wi be British In sentiment and feeling.
All thai say this score H. DO not on account OF such
JeslcOsios and t,ars, obstrtct civiization Bere
and nj for settlement civilized will sotslo In IL,
lei ibsm. Never let mind the difficulties OF Access,
coil climate Leave The difficulties them. Nature
ara gill eight speu battle and make their own
rtsce With regard the niness Of the plsce itself
colt zaou, am copspted TO take tho opinion OF the
nuosop, Bay Company then selves; for, in letter from