The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

9 The land held by license or the Inda1 territory.
For The rstuIe Of TIE tenure by which these countries
are seveally cctec With the company, your commit
tee would refer 70 The evsssee ,nsy have reserved ard
Amors the various objects OF imperial policy which Il
Il important 10 Nttaa. your COMMITTEES consider that Il Is
10 be enabled Der territory such portion Of
tie land her pegbborhcod ~ may be available 10 her
iot Tie purposes .eem.na, y'n mnun sac ~
for which abe vii provide the mems Of ioeA ad
miBsfrstoe. Your committee .pp,ehe1d thn the
are among these likely 10 be desired for early
pauop Il Is Of great Importance tia, the peace and
1000 order of those districts should be eecusy secured
Yonr conm,iee trus. that there will be 20 dculty 10
tntcsrg seuents between her Majesty govern
neB, and the Hudson. Bay ocmpsny, py which these
within TIE districts thus annexed 70 her the authority
o. The sdsons Bay Company would OF course, entirely
You committee think best 70 coo,ert themselves
With iBdca'iDg the outlines Of such scheme, leaving
70 her hsJes g.. ne nor
will probably be necessary 70 carry into elect
In csee however, Cauaoa should not be wiling at q
river dsrct may be proper 70 consider whether some
Temporary provson for ne administrator may 30, be sd
vsstIe.
Your committee are Of opsIou thai will be proper
the secton OF the HufsOns Day Company
with Island ~ soon ~ CAS- conveniently be
dime OF fav0rfDg the Development OF
the great natural advantages Of that important colon
keAss should also be provided the ultimate extension
the toFtOD COotDtnt,
TO the vest o the Rocky mountains, On which permanent
settlement may be found pract able
AZ tbose extensive regous WHISTLER n kgperts Land
OF 10 the Isssn Territory, which Tor the present .;
ess be no prospect OF permanent settlement TO
sly extent by the Evropean race Cor toe purposes Of
coiibzalop the 90 Mon 81 which your committee have ar
rived 10 manly founded the foo~sg considerations
si The rrsa. importance 70 the more peopled portions q
British Noi America that av and order should, a. far
as pose BILE, be maintained In these territories I'd The
IN effects which they believe would infaisiy result 70
TIE Indian population from system OF open competition
fgr usce asd the ntroducton OF Spirits
greater degree than s the case NJ present. and Sd
The probability the lndtcrimpsts destruction Of tbs
mere valuable Eur bearing animals In the course OF fer
yeee
Pr these ressors yovr committee are o. opinion TIA,
whs yer may he the validity Otherwise OF the rights
clam by The Hudsons Bar Company under the charter
desirable thsi they should couiinue 70 enjoy the pr
vrse ~ exclusive trade which they poesess. exoeps
far those privileges are limited By the foregoing re
CONNIE det0ns.
Your committee have now specified the principal Oh
jects ~ho uey think would be desirable 70 attain
Hcw tar ,te chartered rights claimed ~ the Hudson
hey oompeDy may prove an OBSTACLE 70 TIER atanment
hey rot able with any certainty, bssy. III this dlm
Gully n 70 be solved By amIcsbe Adjustment, such
course vii be best promoted By be govern rent sns'
communication With the company, ~ well a. WHO the
fcverrnast o. Canada, rather tran BY detailed sussss
tors ensSsiiDg from this committee
Your committee csnrot doubt bu. that, when suoh
crave interests at stake, al the parties concerned
vi syrfoaca TIE subjec, 10 spirit q Cancellation and
ilssce, al itey usrsrs iHauss confident nOpo hs'