The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
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bles-In naence or the Whit ON thc Cana.
From the London Times, August ST.
There 10 peculiar aspect Of ESgsh colonization n
which rot frequently regarded. india colony
IA e sSs. SSs S~,
settled purely by persons q the same race and vng
esp ss " snn ss s
Hope and Canada are sf.sfher. Here he Eoslish
!he eorauerDs race and another people Of The Same
In no case has i bcsn found that those who
coonxed the lana before able to com.
serted superiority much in the arts OF industry e
in arms and Sah he single ezcption Of he pdst tyTto
tories irsich form tie Unitd States, have Lost By
We beieve that have, upon tho whole treated
the European that fell rnder power with mild
nefs and justice quite uneIamped IN the history con-
We cannot select better instance than Is Afforded At
this moment by the colony Of Lower Canada We have
held that pnvince(now exactly hundred years Is
acquired BY conquest, and consequently the Crown had
the power BY virtue Of rs prcrogaive, OF making what
the territory We found IT, like all the other possessions
OF france, under an absolute government, with laws
from a GUS 0.p spss very m
Cathc religion, and with little disposition 70 adop, any
Improvement, either In Legislation or I'd ADMINISTRATION II
have erred In treatment Of this foreign population
II has been the side OF ndness indulgence They
have long possessed representative institutions equal 70
our own, complete freedom Of he prees and personal
cursy from arrests and domicnary visits and, there.
ore enormously Superior TO anything that they enjoyed
pnuer Inc me-, sl Cc Or 70 sny'nsns .nas
latng wbhwnd Of the Revolution has swept France,
ano leveed with theeus not only the castle Of the no
bman but those splendid religious establishments the
monuments OF the piey and benevoenoe OF former ages
So enectusly have the and cuscms Of the snceat
bic antiquarian research 70 reproduce tho STATE
Of ,ociety and law which existed under Louis
70 form an idea Of old France he must nos look 70
the France q 70 day which dates thing from the
Atlantic and contemplate the manner 10 which these
things preserved In Lower Canada, ike fy 10 amber
We have been 90 anxious not 70 wound the reudicss Of
fellow subjects OF the French that
borne from forcing upon them tho improvements 10
their laws which % seem necessary, but which they
regard with avenion We have alo sed their iecdsl
teIures 70 die out quietly have respected their Ian
gaage much that In colony, majority Of the lnha
languages 70 be spoRsn and tho statutes 70 be promu
gated both in English and French. Let any visit
ssos which have peea p.os
ed under the rule OF Protestant England from the
i1ts which has overtaken the religious foanda-
CatLolc Church has lost nothing her rights, her privi
leses, her dsnities her property, entire We
progresses only separate laws and language bat dis
tnct law on1cen and courts OF justice. In fast,
gnso,s 70 pom, out any sns' s.s ' under which
be that she remains she was hundred years ago,
. dependency Of the Britsh crovn. some three and.
outbreak was easily queled and The Offenders upon The
whole treated with clcmcncy. Lower Canada stil
she has had the support q Great Britain Had she beea
len 10 herse she could scarcely have failed 70 b ab
sorbed either By the ngsh colonies on her west or the
II We were thea 70 select any country fare Of
the earth which has reason Than another 70 feel
consideration the country We snoud select would be
lower Canada Coonding " The good fesling which ve
os he crown 81 q. A ssp % sosos
with his presence The Inauguration Of magnificent
bridge, constructed almost entirely with Britain capital
not Che least 81 the many advantages which 10 Cana
d has rcapsd from her connection with Great Britain
By pAscA as eapsai Of Ne French provssos w b brought
va nos unreasonable suppose that such oonplmest
shown 70 people whose good win We have done much
Of oyaty ana ansc,ioa We DO nos ~ thai th Win not
be the case b.. We confess that with great regret we
s.vs rssa ssrn 2 Vie I..s SSasc q
sho. that amid The popuace and portion Of The nunl
epalny Of that city very different ssntmeu's prevail
. proposition which vas brought before The City
Council Of Montreal for Altering the name Of square
pcs.usnS wss sSssn J, esrsss msmS q IA couno
vigorously seconded By the checrsof tbs audience, 70
i've ,Ss ,:s .S .s.s,s 81 NE .sss z
hcsor hsd been sose . s name & vcsovA without CIV
iss % ose q Their squares anotsss yisv..os .s
square that beas he name Il JACQUES Cartier, the csg
nal founder a Canada. and loud declarations
on the globe would reyw be ri down By
the Enslisk, the accused race, or by the rssh
vagabonds who were vomited on their shores
Il oertaiay vii be vry ngeh 70 b regretted Il Tho
mob vhsh thirteen years ago burned the Far
lament House Of Montreal should, under such leaders
unrsssossby hoped thai The vsi Of the Prince Of wales
70 me city q Montreal would have been received But
further than the opportunity which apcrhsps gene
rc ccnndence has given for such demonstration The
matter 70 not Of the slightest moment We are BY long
experience hardened 10 any amount Of inarafafe We
protected some nations thslr conntry and
they turn upon With tho most furious add nsproyokcd
as We hsvs made or en- .as y NJ 20 ~
ward have received except the bttsrcs hatred
and spinostyf when consider the feelings With which
The anior branch q ,ke R0urbcns reason %
be rprsed AZ this outbreak q imposent msxniy aud
ssrss.'ds % The s,s & gCr,oG :. %, -. s
unpscvoked and murterous insurrestlou. We have
yen consulate the ionan slands aud they saseend
hatred Win which ihsy repay our beseal. We fought
for spain, ard she den - services lnsuiA our 70
hsion end ssyu,, ,s her, her sse VIZ Tier should &c
" cwsne 70 our kindness, forbcArncc and ro
lection should, 10 ~ turn IN ~ nnsrmed heel against
Sspea.. but b. Who ooafers many bspssss must ssps
. corresponding amount Of ingrstitede and hatred
WHAT THE LIVERPOOL rAFEas sAy or TIE VISIT.
From The Liverpool Mercury, August -
TIE practical Utility OF royalty ~ IN INSTITUTION vas
sever better srempl6ei than IN the visit which The
Prince Of wales q GOV mailing - North AmcrioA 2
soss Esosss 70 svss.s sns eensacss snsss sn W.,
connection between the Brsh North American coiorie
ana The nsshsy country, and IN promotne feelings o'
urIsse sAses 10 ne eclonss presence o. tho Prince
o. wales - the heir apparent 70 The British empire,
sss ~ synse q N. ,ss,ess By which Asy ave bound
w sesh u Byitsh friendship and s~ssem. 70 b Greal
nrl~in ~h1h, 10 Nc psson o. We PrIncs Of Was,