, 1865-07-12
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QiSstoA-Ssev. Monck Going Home
ARns1ktlon Olscu84fds

CANADA.
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Mis>foA-&sev. Mehck Going aome-
A1neAxtlon 0lscu&*eds
Toronto Correspondence New York Hsra1d.l
With the return of Hon. George Brown,
which occurred yesterday, the pubic looked
TOR eomc semi. .otl1cis1 tntlmati0n IS TO what
had BEEN accomplished by the delegation, oi
which he ,Has member. toward atraEgng
the confederation schemes and arranging 4
loan to place Canada In state Of defense
sealDs: The Yankee ou.bear taat for 80 long
time has haunted the pillows OF the timtd
Cansdiau8. Strange 1t ia llat the G2obr. Mr..
Browns paper. Is extremely retlcenE and has
not void to Say. This looks omlnous, and
politicians to-day freely express the conyic.
tloR that the mission Of the delegation has
not been 80 successful Us the article Of the
London PoH would Indicate. Had their mis-
sion been = success, Ar: Browns organ 1T
effect; but now 1t 10 probable that We must
await the conyeulpg Of Parliament this fall
for statement Of the matter.
It Ia barely possible that Information upon
the subject is withheld Pnrposely, lest 1t
should have Its effect upon the deliberations
OF the convention Of commercial men Of this
United States and the Canadas, which will
convene at Detroit on the 1lth INST. At that
meeting tho whole question oil the rccipro.
city, dntieR, the fieher1es and the relations be-
tween the two countries will be discussed !;
and should It transp'rr before that time that
Canada is still TO remain undefended and un.
protected by the mother country, the annex
alton party will make itself heard In that Us.
scmbly.
Montreal Dispk'eh to Toronto Globt.1
It Is reported tnat the Governor General
lord Mcnck) proceeds ut oace to England
on leave Of absence. Some surprise has been
expressed at this il Parliament Is to ntet In
August, as promised -.
{Fron 1he Toronto Leader, July41
At length ws have telegraph G summary
of the papers laid before Parliament on the
subject Of the mission Of the Canadian dele
gates to England. The summary is very
brief, butit tells us one thing that is new.
The Imperial Government. wifi recon mend
Rsr1!amsnt asan;s t"EuaT1euev "a loan to Ray The
to he made over to Canada. . What dops
this means This terri:o1y Aas been offered
to q. before by tho Imperial Government. to
wh ch It belongs as 'fec gllt, and the offer
vas refused. Can 1t b. true that We arc 3w
to pay for ~ To ply the Hu:ss9'a Bay Com
pany, to Whcm it does not belong, and to
pay sun 80 la,ge that 1t WILL require to be
covered By the Impc1ial guarantee. It seems,
If this account be correc-, thst our Govarn.
neut has agreed to erect forti1cations, in
stead Of enlhrgtrg the canals, which would
form the best defense We could provide. If
the canals be held to form part Of the system
Of ce!ense, tAa ptopos d guaranty may e1-
tend to them. To say thut tae Imperial
Government is In favor Of confederation, and
that 1t will t,y to bring nbout removal Ut
The Rec1pod yITreaty Is nothing new, but
the story abou1 the Northwest tsrrltory is
eaaa1'y ,,na nsw ann ras s1a. lau Itiog; r.,.n..,
Notwithstanding the marked inclination Of
the provincial journals to bsllttls The growth
OF m annexation feeling, they are no logger
ablo to ignore its cxisttncc. The subject
was taboocd in their columns as long as pos
sible. But It has cained ground ntTer;he.
less, and have now before me pile OF clip
p}rgs flom apers east and west. bearing un-
which they nellher originated nor control.
There always has bten great deal Of by.
poclacy In coion" al politics. The loyalty Of
colonists Is proyerbially more pretsnt ntious
than that of the people Of the parent State,
aud our politicians hare found It expcdlert
TO affect undytng devotion to British connec-
tfon. OF the stump aud out Of ths LegtslA-
ture not few CT these gentlemen have tor
years past made merry over tho creduiity
Which they have thus turned to their oTn
account. aud It is the same with many Of
the newspapers When they allude ~ an-
QEA8laQu AU luClI Eu4HuH5, IL - LII tuE lhM.
head-npd- bloody bones sty;e-as something
too tcandalous 10 be mentioned In polite So
ciety. sud too d. seadfnl to be handled With
the freedom and courtesy usua11y ACCORDED
u, important questions. Out OF thslt sane
tums many Of these public Instructors do not
hesitate to admit the untcnablaness of tue
position which colonial dunkeyism for the
time conetrains them to occupy.
The frequency NTH which English states-
msn Of tue Liberal party express opinions Il.
yorab1e to Eepsr1t tIon, tsRnotnsr clfcumstauce
which operates powerfully here. for their
sayings pass from journal to journal, stamped
with ihe authority, which loya'ists attach to
everything from the Old country. John Bright
and Gold win Smith arc no longer The only ex-
ponent8 Of the policy of colonial enlancipa-
lion. Mr. Lowe tells the House OF Commons
that Canadians should not only be permitted
but encouraged to prepare for annexation :;
and Lord Bury. who, as Secretary t. Sir Ed
Of tht Province, adYcca.es immediate s:eps
/ in the direction of lndeDenden.e. The inevi-
; 1abie r1ecurs:r # aune1ation+ These v1eWs
!; a1a 6hnred by many Of the leading moneJed
men Of England. The ba1inga Lave been
! Known Tor come rime past to be a1xious for
ie1y a,e eaetly dlseovesatle by anybody ac-
quainted with the sxtent and PRESENT condi-
ton Of their Investments In Ih!s proVin C.
They have enoim. US tuns suuk h:rc oce
I.ate and another. and the only hope OF
ayCftipg hesyr loss lies In the chsuEa Of pro-
Hss ssHs Sa ss st
2etttr jeopa,dtd, and they cannot bt osh.r-
vie until Can.dR occup:cs its ua ural POSI-
ton as . member Of the American Union.
Though We Wact no active help from the
United States. He have llght 70 ask til It
| sa1ies OF annexation. We can fight our own
bkttle without far Of the result, provided
| only that nothing be dnhe agntost u5 by the
authorities a. Washington. Il is iu the pow
| er Of Congress 10 hasttn annexation or to
| D. stpoDe it Indefinitely. Reciprocity Is tho
| lever with which you may p1oduce either Of
| 1hetc results. Renew the Tre..y, and this
| Province will continue separate, for Its peo-
| Pile will reap tie benefits Of uoion without
contributing q dollar to its cost. On the
othtz hand, 1esuse 70 reneF the Treaty-or
couple It with conditions in respect of InAnu-
| factured eooos, in which colonists cannot ae-
qutesce-and neither The Government OF Eug
land nor the Government Of Can1da will bs
| able long to resist the nnne1ntion movement.
This view Of the question Is one wuicn the
American dsleGates to the Detroit Conven.
tiun may be properly requested to rcmemhrr.
| bic to reciprocity are not unfaTorab.e to an-
ne1atiou. On the contrary, they who oppose
1tciproclty on commercial grounds, belong
+ to class who hare much to geln from annex
atior, which would open to them market
for their manufactured goods, now pEac ically
| eIcludtd. 10 both we say, leave rs alone.
Let the decision Of Congress remain, thst It
| Lay yield fruit In due season. Let the one.
! eided Treaty como to an eud, that m all!ance
| Of another sort may be entered into, securing
| unrt4t,n!ned cummeIcfal intercourse, ana
| binding together the fortunes Of the two
| countries with bonds not to be broken.
Railroad dlntelliEence.
ST. LOUIS TO ST. PAUL.
Meetings. are being held In the counties