Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-09
a NOFthWeEtsrn Republic, with Fremont
fer President. .., &
eOr'esPOLdsnes of the London GIcbs.

NorseaPoLdenee or ne London dlCbs
PABIs, Sept. Is, lS6I.-The flying visit paid 10
Quebec by Prince Jerome, previous to his yachs
getting up steam for France offers too tempting 4
peg TO hang project on and Lower Canada il sTlrs
to figure ON the chart Of annexable territory The
cry of Wolf may, however, be raised too often
aot to blunt Its efficacy, even though the ghost be
cOBJured Of him who scaled the Heights Of Abra
ham. There Is not particle Of sympathy between
Imperial France and the hdbitaH8 Of the Lower 81.
Lawrence, hIle, even under royal rule the mother
country of that North American colony found her
grOwn-up offspring cold as its own winters though
Papineau, with the Temunerated aid Of Roebuck In
1881, tried his hand at PhilO GaIlie incendiar-
ISM French Canadians are to be met with in Paris
aud from some late arrivals by the last trp Of the
Grest Eastern, had occasion personally 10 ascer-
tain from them the utter absence Of any such ten
denoy In any class Of French speaking natives even
among the most restless politicians Of Montreal.
from the same source Of information I could
gather that Canadlans OF whgteVer origin looked
forward to an enormous development Of the carry
ing trade between Europe and the far West bv The,
lakes and st. Lawrence, as q consequence Of the,
disrupted Union. They allege that the Erie Canal
and its terminus at New York as well a. Other =
feeders Of purely artificial line Of European inter-
course, must be superseded by the superior north
ern facilities which nature affords to the dwelers
beyond the Alleghsnles. It is further anticipated
that the far Western States-Nebraska Wisc0nsfn
Missouri. Minnesota, Iowa Illinois and Ohio--must .
eventually secede on their own hook, and form q
great western Contederacy. on the tariff question,
and on the simple ground Of free trade with Europe
through Canada. "The great California pathfinder,
zen Fremont is an embryo President at the sources
Of the Mississippi ready for the embodiment Of this
natural destiny Of the far Vest and shoul bis late
proclamation be disaVcwed st Washington, will re-
realize it "as as the devils in Lincoln.n ~ ~
There is yet another element Of secession gome-
how overlooked in the hustle Of warfare SIlude
to the Mormon population at Salt Lake which IA
sure to assert its sOwn independeney of both North
and South, and, like AvignOn in France or Rome In
italy, become an oasis of theocrRey raled By is
priesthood under Pope Brigham; the only difference
being the willing, NOT compulsory adhesion of the
lay governed.
Mr. Seward Gives CoIored Man a Cir
ufieate OF JitizenshIP.
Mr.. Gerald Ralston, the noted Colonizahouist
writes to Lord Brougham letter, in which he says
: nave great pleasure in informing your LordshiD
that the decision of the Derd Scott is practically
annulled by the present Government atWashingto1.
l nave before me the passport of Rev. Henry II.
Garnet, black man Of note and Of great distiBcts
tion among the negroes Of New York, given By Vim.
FL Seward, Secretary Of State dated August 26
1851 in which the Secretary requests al whom Il
may concern to permit safely and freely to pass
Henry b. Garnet citizsn Of TIE BRiled Stdtes and
in case Of need TO give him all lawful aid and pro-
fection This passport IS impressed By the sasl Of
the Department Of State, and signed by the Secre-
tary Of State in the eighty second year Of ths in
dependence Of the United States.