The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

os"N"o' VIVA t0I6o bDOuehn0 men, complete In
were gong obs tho question might naturally DO asked
whether We actually feared invasion Canada from sho
United staxs II 20, surely TO guard frontier like that
Oh CnadA tho force would be absolutely useless Tho
proper totoGton Tor THAI frontier would Ruaoeais on
mo axes abd not men scattered paYs Of tho
iand rhere was a feeling In that House with re-
gard ~ ne proper course 70 be pursued respect 10
COLONIAL mistsy osiab shmonis, which would 90 fully
.xpf9sea a. ibe proper time, and that general feeling
wa toat oey The sarrsonog Of The great Orresses
OF Canada, should not DO called upon 10 oon rbnte
70 Inc military expenses OF the country. II these nen
nov about TO embark we're lnosely gong out TO
garrison mo tottresses, why should the military force
entrusted With the guarGsaEhip OF tho frontier of
Canada have fallen 30 low that was neceesary 10 send
out iorce 70 such extent that II would more than
uonoe ihe troops already IN tho cciony lHelr hear
Fhe responsibility which rested upon Tho government Of
ens ,ucn sorTesses as those OF Quebec and Aopwoa,
should induce Them TO explain why The garrisobs had
oec"ma 40 much reduced and what existed 10 Induce
she reinforcement OF them largely the pyeaept timer
There was 30 likelihood VI Internal dsturbaacec There
were distIct and separate races Canada but he did
DOT expect tBa at tie present moment dscords 30
rie among them or that there Was ouch ability of
feeling 10. The most loyal towards This country sprnog
up, as 10 ndooe The government 10 out 30 consi-
deJabe fog rom any anIcipatlons Of that Kind ON
the contrary The conspicuous loyalty expYessed ,owards
England On tbe occasion of the visit Of the Prince OF
Waias ought 10 chow ue that might fully depeod on
Canada (aear, hear.) IL WAS Tot by force Of arms,
st less by 60 small force tnis that we could expect
10 retain the loyalty Of that country The ties Of KINDRED
ibe oonsc0usnees OF self goverbneut the public growth
i The Tree icsitu,ions OF this country uanspanted
kindly sol-al these gave assurances OF tho loyalty
OF Canada (Hear, hear) 30 could not believe there
could be any appreciation on the part Of tho government
o. an attack from tho United Sates upon Canada "a
night be hss rash partsans might make AN ooresion
upon smetica ag,ias. Canada, but surely there we're
militia IN Canada sufficient for tho present. at Isas TO
yeouer Efficient service AZ this tm3 OF The gear Que
bee was easy Of accsss, II might not be prudent next
wlner 10 allow Quebec 10 remain not reinforced but
sn 10 wished sSsss ws sen" sos o,
and reserve on another point Ecsry ono saev
Ag.s greet ros Ms t~pta.io"s 90 wAacA Brush
pence there were temptations held cut 10 British soldiers
40 become unajthfu 70 thew colors much moro mnst bo
the danger i.me ~aess cory tytd soldLr muu az
oers b oo has ice'Shs ia yc, and when he hsa only
small ptttance oft 70 him Of bis cav Ihe British
soldier was sensible Of kndoess and no (r j. Fergus
Sony would suggest that while reg nepts were An
Canada they ought 70 have free YatOus and whom 40.
CD duty, they ought 10 be allowed 10 work "a their
srsdes Tina you'd enabe then 70 have moro than
eHnD pistance IN their pockets nj suob crisis and be
Suggested ibe point for the Confederation the govern
peDt fBear, hear
Lord PAiSmrsroN-I must say that am sou,esba, sny
prsed AT some CT be arguments by The hcnorahlo
and gallant member especially oonlideyng his military
e1pererce, s6ould no. have expected those lneinaa
tens against The army which have from tho mouth
of The honorable and gallant member (6ear.) l en-
ser,an 40 auca apprebensions, and think sbOse
srely unfeservsd tCbeers) The bonorabo member
Las asked questions which be has answered IN aubse
9nent part OF his speech In part Of his speech he
spoke Of be large expedition CT tbese men, and IN an
olher part bo reassd the force small utterly Insignia
cant, and wholly insufficient Which Of the Two siaie
ueDts does be intend 10 abide by Does no consider ibs
force momeotons, or very small nsiantcapt, and in
sufficient for s purposeY tIiear heaf 10 also says
there are Two motives for which this force is &C.
or interfere IN The suppression Of dIsturb
apcss IN Cunada He has given reply 10 all these rup
positions Be has told US there 10 no apprehension
Of an attack from the Americans; thst The gov
eminent have pledged tho county 10 neutrality;
ano be h.s pad an eloquent and wen de-
through every parisof The North American C. ,on,ss
concur IN all those assertions Unlo4beoy zoe Aove no
raon 10 srpcse that e Northern States Of AmG,ea qoould
rfnffrD ia
81 .ohsh ney are al saes engaged clear, hear) Her
Nsestys government have PROGRESSED I'D ibe most
msnDer their determination 10 abstain from taking any
rar 10 the oones bow going on between the Northern
And sou,tern States. tiesr, hear) We rely on tho
psops OF Crrads On the oyay OF ali the races ,berea
loyalty manifested In the most striking er during
The visit Of The Prince OF Wales-and therefore none ~
tbese ave he occasions for aend,pg large force
But is she ordinary practice of all governmsnis il, ali
TGr # he sooyld Whn breaks Ou 10 ,syesaoeu ,n
Snse dgyte the military force W hat part II he Ter
r9e'y ah,ea IS wer7aate and neu. This Ia laudabo |
paIts and that we have not gone beyond hat or
a,uary degree OF recuu,cu proved By The nlainer In
force as email ore For military man 10 taxi OF tbrss
Thousand men NJ teiog large force as be I'd In apoiher
ps.t o. nis spee.h was an exagseration which should
not nave expected from an officer OF tbe honorable ard
gallant nsmcore' experience. II, then we have univ
sent ou eal force, which according 10 his ement
Oily was necessary, because he copatned that he
risous or Quebec add Montreal were brought down Zoo
oT and, therefore have cply sent ont What -,
neoctary 70 fenforce ,heae sarrsons, The question s
were lucy sehl out 81 ibe proper ihLe aud the ufone
manner The bouorat and gallant or said n W
ceears 10 se1d them cnt hat you cannot leave the esrr
scts winter az they lave benn the tros cannot ho
SEM cot n winter that they be gent out IA 1nner
bpt We arc tenone them out summer ihcar h,,r
nase neAiu 90 lormer occason US complaints made that
oots are sent oct insufficient trhnEporte and That
'hey have been acclaimed long The p,ssspe ona mt
treec'e Tue government were bameable sut the com
plant OF ite hon,rabe and gallant r5erber ~ tha, .o
are sending ttem oue the fastest y.ssel, r
WITH perfect ooro.or:, and without euv OF the
enots .a are tie result OF gong IN sms ard numerous
IL. Tn kly
pssase "a much as We possibly eoud 70 euatIe horo 10
arrive at her destination with the least possoe nron
ssne.os fesy Should nave thought TIA, military
'bcef ~9uiu nave given us Credit instead OF censure
lrder soeb circumstances (hear, tear) aos onI, 70
ay .soF Uaa, ,oe hare do'e ',.d,oaes no .atea
'oa " cur taking anu far ahalewr IN M "n'r
eteea those ohom may cali yelatss A., ne D,..d
.les (Hesr, bear.) We have 90 snsplcon wnatener
the uodouoied and true Icy ay If ter Ms sub
scts IL tbe North American provinces We send nut Tho
roops merely for this precautionary movement IN =
ountry bcfd, imp the disturbances of pe,2nnorrs
ne and We uust that whoa they get there tfey WI
lanfesi thai oJ ally FOR which the gallant and donor
bic mereeer gives them credit tChees)
sit J. FzRoussoN explained What he hnd said woa |
bal The force Was TOO snall for guarding the fsouer
hongn largo enough for reinfoIc NJ the carr ,eone
Mr. DsRAKil was not one OF those who thought TIM,
ilscnsseions en- tbsse subeoe ebonld he euoouraqed
md he should not have risen but for some "a
nS1 "a Which had fallen from the uoble lord Of
~ Ingenious character lbe policy az the opo.
-at'on vas what bad 10 re cons dered n ibsse
iistn Dances had not taken pace the Uniled
states would there trocTe been sent2 Were me-
BOD, 10 guard the frontiers Increase the sa,ison2
TO those quesone no reply had been given ond he could
only say that he viewed the step with great md
s!tbout spprobaion Tae dotdh OF hese t,oop. m,eht
hereafter oo9ry C6rgo tha76 Of aptory ison N. rs yd
,ee'ed 10 Soppo' might be possio lhst # tho dsiur
Dances 10 America spread, there might acts Of ONT
on our Canadian frontier but wore oct the Cana
taas lsrse and gallant people, trained 10 ar,rs and ade
loae TO ibe ocoasiob2 they would ROT REQUIRE tbeae
W0 troops and sending them might lead ibeIn 10 thnk
Lat IL was necessary Tor them themselves 10 como for
yard an0 defend their comes II was clear that irrc
,pecu7e OF the disturbances IN America Lo creaae IN
he gafreon was necessary and therefore tbs eep must
DO viewed a. an act of policy in consequence OF |
Re Disturbances IN the United states Hs oo,ld
ad hink Data D1s rt,e policy Such a ,orca
;oulo nevor prevent Invasion Of pnosda. gallant
ss they were, and What, therefore, nust DO be eer9
u bod the app Of hostile set and IL ought 10 be
adhered what s effect you'd be the GU bhC mind in
he Uhed States IL was clear that although he m met
pie q DonuIsryep,'op was sound one YET VIC onsht 10
,ss'an from any ac Which would lead the IN
bnk INST SUSPICION az 10 their intention prevailed in thu
ninds o the english government When the noblo lord
poke or tie peaDs which science placed nj our cam
tSsnd 20 convey troops the Atlantic he ,bou,d
eme0eer chat, under such o,roums ances b Ia erepgth
and he should pause before any display OF
ofce ontD the actual necessity arose He thopgbt n
would have been better 70 husband and act
10 thar spirit VI cocnAI policy which bad on previos
)coaecns been epunCated the prl uhIch