Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
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From the Times leadsron Canads, which |
hsd7ss Il now attracting 80 much attention both
at home snd here, we quote as follows:
-----+ q Canadians have no reason to be alarm
- - Cd by any such demonstration at present,
s-s.s falluding to Darcy MCGees sensation
~ 4 Storisu. Toe two governments hGVs no iHE-
fir mediate esiEss Of difference, and none is like
l--- II to arise except by the wilf0l aggression
-.-.s- Of The Fedsrals; but for the present they
have far too much on their hands to en-
hroil themselves with us Still, there is
ssrtainlY an uneasy feeling bst10sss the tueO
RafoAs Ehieh makes it inevitable that the
GO Canadians should view with some jealousy
acts which at any other time used AsEe eX-
- cited no apprehension
II the Canadians are really afraid Of
Tie aggression OF the Federals, and really
suxious to avoid its consequences, they
ssast prepare 10 defsad fhs1BSslBss. The con-
s--. 4 neotion between themselves and this coun-
Try viii be always as they choose to make
it. There is no reed Of the appointment
Of an English prince to strengthen it. So
long ss they are thoroughly and heartily
.st dssirous 70 remain a part Of our empire,
isls 90 long We shsll be heartily desirous to
ei keep them. If they should ever change
Hl their minds and 70 gnfto Be Independent they
@ aeed hare no fear Of our repeating the Vssless
lt- end bloody experiments Of car GIcestoTs tosth
TIE UHited Stass and Of the Federal and
sa sisk regret, Indeed, but pitboa resItases
af1 So long however es they are thoroughly
minded to hold by US they may be sure
that va shall do our duty by them, and
that in the event Of any such danger as
they now contemplate, our assistance would
never be nominal in the sense in which
--ie-f Mr. McGee uses the word. We should do
eur best for them, but ct the ssme time Our
asaintance would be nominal in this sense
-fhat Il would be quite impossible for Us
a.i.aa 4, SeFand than Thair oWn eommon Feufe
nust make this evident to them.
TKeg kaow hs fsrees which the RortherH
Etaiss haVs been employing in the ssIJHgat'OH
Of ths SoEIh, and they eanjudge for thsn'sivs'
-s 5sl, so.lDardtiUsy snlsl IsOsLd be the RuHsbtr
Of tOoPG vhieh England could spare 70 msst
sreR sSsf ho5t To take no other eonsids-
sd a1iG 80 a. 80 s..t y-b;,b b.a Lad to tbeae
rsnarkS ought to Be sufficient RoussG
Point which the Federal Government is
Row said 10 be garrisOning, is only forty
q r Ave miles from Montresl; and st is Gbsurd %
-r sVpDoss that EsgIaDd at the distGneS Of 8, 600
F.rl5s TniIes, can detend Gsaada from pOUsr the
~ we est,ssFEs Of which vi6iia Jort.fss mIss
sftAs Canadian Capital If they are con-
f.-s- "a tent - rely upon this country for their
sis ~ safety, it is inevitable from the nature Of
kvf,sr ths eass, that the Canadians should be dis
.rrsW rs appointed. On the contrary, if they de-
fs .-s-- pend On themselves they have nothing TO
despair o. In former wars they always
gseeessfully repelled invasion. They are
nov stronger than ever. They have much
e more to defend, and they know better than
EFsiF bsfofe what would be their fate If con-
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