New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
80 muI.iform and constant that would e.per.po.

new sehshtou were Ley Lenceiorth made
consciousness of the fact that community. we arc
dep ndent the United States prosperity gives
birth a degree of ciyiy end favor which they who
prate about national sentiment w.r.i ain disregard.
II sentiinen, have anything to 10 wish the matter,
believe that It viii be found 10 preplndere the side
Of those who insist that the union Of interest which
exists between the two countries saond with the least
possible delay be made also union OF nationality and
government
| Tho frequency with which English statesmen OF the
Liberal party express opinions favorable 20 separation
is another circumstance which operates powerfully
here for their sayiugs pass from journal 10 journal,
stamped with the authority which oya'ii5 attach 10
everything from the Old country. John Bright and
Goodwin Sn,hsre no longer the only ex7TnoDs Of tho
policy of colonial emancipation NJ. Lowe tells tic
House Of Commons that Canadians should not only lie
permitted bus encouraged to prepare for annexatioa;
and Lord Bury, who Secretary to Sg Ednund Head,
acquired intimate knowledge Of the Province sdyo-
Gates immediate steps in the direction Of independence
the inevitable precursor os annexation. These views
arc shared by many Of the leading moaeycd men Of
England Tho RaIings have been known for
time past 10 be anxious for cation. and the gouuds
Of their anxe'y are easily oiscc~eTabo by anN body
acouainted with the extent and present CONDITION OF
their investments in this province. They Lave enor'
nous sums sunk here in one place ard anoiher and the
only hope of ayerng heavy loss lies in the change oil
provincial allegiance. At present. th'5e lA'e'tuela
are not only Improbable but are altogether leoparded
and they cannot be otherwise until Canada occupies as
lnaural pos ton as member n the American Vni"n
Thus. then despite the endeayoss # Influential Jour-
nails 10 aecry the movement the ppers Of all shaaes u
loprion unEittngly become Instrumental IN we @lnu
son of annexation IDEAS The number If those who arc
ashamed OF ihc MIA ness and tridty tat would keep
out OF ieh-and failing to hile. would nsfeprese.t-
e. great question Of the day, steadily increases To
T,es Of & :, ci'y dai'y enjoying ar-o cIcnauon'
va. the first 10 unfu the banner OF Independence I"a
Gqb porter which has for many .eiis been ven ses'
.ainel by the finest Turning district ia Canade, 1ext
hotel tie standard Of an exa.ion. m LoadoH re
Ppess. the ony live daily west o, Hsuiton, though
fighting shy Of annexation never loses chance eE.
limiting 10 s readers the depressed STATE Of provincial
AFFAIR." the hopc.css.es, oi deelse' and lo eSpedency
Of seeking Independence. Jointly gua~anteed by Eng
ll.ld aud the United States. Some O. TIE a'misons VI
lus louluai conducted as it Is win much tact and suc-
cess are worthy Of Icing REPRODUCED IS confrmatory
of the view which am STRIVING % convey to YOU aud
your readers That there is a cs-s In Canada, ard
pretty extensive clnss too, VITO in vor Of snnexa-
it.on."says The Fro Press there is DO ubt These
are 10 be fouud mostly or.opg. tho mesea tile commu
nity" fac. which any body ~ verify hy little free
ths with to mclch' nd sto.elce.c.s If Western
Canada OF tie acricu'turi-ts ne Ere Press slys;
THE farming community. WHO efly practically al
TIE benefit, which annexation Is hell as being abe 10
confer--by means Of the Reciprocity Treaty without
being subject to any Of its drawbacks tie shape Ok
tsxaiiou, are fsr gsom Iipo fr such plunge That's
IT, exsctly The iIT1eIs win BE- content to go Oh IS
ey are proyidd the benefA othe iieciprds.ty rreaty
be continued But tafe away the t.eaty deprive TIC
farmers Of the gains which admission u tue Aue can
nGrhct against them the Only cute ior
the major par, Of the odrcts Of the farmland forn
tlatiusiant they viii be intent upon securing en-
nexa,1 rs The aercha ts s.orckccpers AID mechanics
a,ready are.
Another rero1icsl which "a doing excellent service,
is n TraLe r r.,g ~ Mo4real-an nAueudal weekly,
p.ocesslly eschenng politics but one which quietly
and cf ,tively moosrutes the sardy Of tie talk
ah,ut defense, the ro'reaass 81 TIC psoaerd nnances
and tho supreme Importance Of maintaining close con-
acrcial relations w.ih the United s.e be the loliti'
col sacrlGc, what 20 may.
s.ray publications. Of another c'rraeier bccin 70 fni
be,- rav ls,. cilc.iaiion - Tract for tie Times;
borc q few rho.ghts upon North American Ma
ona'tr."i T. Ole o. these t.ny afr having net ing
IN The gay OF talent or style - recommend IT. IN.
ro.. cable as a sign Of tie patience -1th Which
Thoughtful uen RECORD the alterna;a- silence aud mis-
represent ion Of he ne papers. Jast M. perhaps
lie ,rsc. or fyshee form that IN ich DE greatest
amount OF service nay 10 rendered % tie annexation
movement. wli,h should be discussed irrespective Ok
,he rartisan consider lions when Kew 'pcrs in this
Latitude aye bound more less 20 consult Wnh tho
political paras as sucl those o. WHO want annoxa-
lt.on have lfile or .tnnc 10 10 We expect no AID
IRON thcr and ought aot % cucumber witH party odr'
deis a movement which 10 b. succ' isf1A must ocn'
mend i,scfio TIE calm judgmen; II the people. There
faio say tire suitable form 4 publication PES.
tanning 20 annexation IS the iudepe-doA form Of a cir
cnilr Issued Occasionally. or OF pamphlet graphing
with 'ho general merits of the question inteligcnly
and xllusti,ely. Something Of tl.s sort Is needed.
Tho points at ,sut yet irpcfc,ly node. stood IN
many locr .ies, ami knos OF noiing likely 10
be u.e.u than q series d wc-eonsivred tracts, which
should b. scattered broadcast over Che Province lie
industrial and commercial apeots Of TIC question might
thas BE- dealt wh. .ho hslfuss Of he defense qgest
ildcuel aud tl'tuecdard the mss;a,emenis to which
opponents %. annex ZION mi.at he exposed and
81 pit away. In Upper Canada elect We iie.aly is
a common bu-beal COM Fei az TO .gaieH those wao
know nothing Of the in'crns ecnaony Of the States;
while Ia Lower Canada tho en.rsht re tcd hat
annexation would entail the oyt.thro o. toer
inst tu,ions and tie imposition Of authority
obuox 'oas 20 ther i'm aud than that which
now exists. These are samples OF the msrepTesenta.
tions which little ofsanz,l eI ri would speedily
move.
Not that any outside effort 7, desired or desirable