The New York herald., 1867-02-21
Lord MODck and the Nerth Ameri'
can Delegates to England
on Confederation.
Dislike Of the United States to the Action,
and North America as the Future
Home Of the English Race.
AUSTRIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION.
10. &c. as.
THE CANADIAN QUESTION.

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United states To Conicaeraston--Norfh Asne-
rica as n ssFuture Homeo OF the English
Race.
[From the London News, Feb. IL s
The banquet given to his Exce.ency Viscount Monck
Governor General OF Canada, In Portsmouth, yesar.
day, was merely complimentary Mr. Emanuel.
the Mayor was one or his ,ordship's iesuinr spn.
porters when he represented Portsmouth: and the
ENTERTAINMENT was the private act of his worshIn IA
was the cosiest and most imposing hauQuet tlat has
been gven m the boronrh for many vears Tho yng,
Rooms were most handsomely decoratcd and tle cler
fabIes xxere eoycrrd with mas siv sver MAI,
expressv from london Ieading poliilcians ~ ali nar
f;er IN porls,on,h nd ,he ne Thn,bood raro inv,a
ana ,bsr nrasencs Was ~ co,rsa - nca,on ~. @
raj nni;,ics would y a. Ia onchs5 MN a. ~ ear 49,,
prorna,nrr erocnr ~ o,er, i, eg COO r,,,ed ~.
t @ ha r & s, eoh ~ ~ - 80 va pis "a oy
The rreir,., mary vi ~, :, IN hay,r,, bae,, e,vcn
The n syrp uronnssd r,ri nenrtss Lss,pn Ma ,,rva
20 INFORM hls iorshp tlat h former constnents has
marlea with snscIa sarefr,,io, III. ,lsie ,Ab,,a- IL
which tIe arairs ~ Cs-ass bad be, ,,.,s,si-lerad
High ofria,s both In thar great roylnc1 m n Saea,
had oy.',ass.5 sl,sir q a,1t,,,n ~ nts taf
We in Pngfard Tyers seg,s se,stsla that his
condnct h.i donc rnaca hi gdrsng s t,o,s VI M es,
,riss ~ g,,ed Setr irhesTs n 1g,o nSab,, ~ ~
the bor,u sre gsd ,o ], ihe max ~ avor
bestowed unn,, hin bv IA neernec the .oss, vras
drunk with much en.hesisyfn 10 the musical accom-
,anin,.,t or :. A ,,d Sa,,a s,y,e = 80 " '
v,sconnt w~Tt, III r.t ming thanks thanl.ea ,be
Mayor for h,s .neadid hosplai7,y and his oI Srens
sne ara @ WIN IN r my au reresSu @ 81 h.n
sence Ind not cred g The xi,v feeiinss tho n
1ah;,n.s M ~ p,, raa 49,, ~ esu M
him and sh,t h,a csrear s,rs ~ ,yi,s 49,,
boropgh vas severed had me-, ,S,i; .hir annrov, H
s,crsa,5ns = - - .,assr, ~ % - ,sr ~ ',,p ~ .s M aa'
ssin = ~ woi % lassa VIII Ger
talo fho ohs.nsa IA ,,,an, n,i,.
face ano SEEM the raps time = mse In ihc r,ns az
his once steadv s,nrorfer Tnss. ~ m con,i no s,,na
IN the room ana forget rhe os ae, h.a rasant,v s,s
tained Of Inn Who formor sharea In the renrasen,a
ton Of the loyyn N nrd Nort.lronl,a1 II, Ne
felt bonnd 10 aclnoveaoc Tho itca,nn H. III -
knowing that the .nhalants OF portsosti, 10
comme morafo the menor, Of tnr sraer bar ,.r a
permanent memorial sucn a. corid Tho aisfn@nisho@
object OF it be consulted would most nave pleased ms
benevolent hcar, Hear hear /, They NH knev him
Iord Monck, a. one VINO. While he re,rssen I'd ,.em.
entertained strong political feelings which he nc,er
hesated 10 exrress a. tho same time he a,says en-.
doavored 10 conduct his contest 80 as 20 leave no trace
OF peroan asper,ty and was an additional source o
granGca,ion 10 him now 10 see among Tho guests who
opponents The MAYER had been sooa enc sh 10 re-
fer to the manner in witch ne had administered the
to Si% 1Is aapaer ns vs na ,nIsgs s
inertia II would be pure aiccsaiiur in hln after tie
testimony that had been borne amin sra,ion
several quarters 10 refuse to beieve lnat some success
had been achi ted Cheer as TAR as hs pegs ona
qualities had - secure Success the
whose favor ana confidence he was sent to graduate IN
thai grand school OF poli,ica reeaon the B House
sovernmsns the Implication Of which I'm in ranaIa Lad
been at the root OF any success he might have earned
Hs should not howe er, be doing Justice TO his
bo arte lie did not openly state that the defence OF
that country would have been onavains Il i, had
out single exception from both par les IL had been
nan q sm,renco r onica lte il Canada and he could
never forget the hearty manner in which his motives
had been appreciated his shor comngs overlooked and
IN esrpesi endcayors for the good OF he pro,nce
seconded BIZ ali politicians ard by the gen.
sra 1t just years since his poli.ica
With Portsmouth ceaseu and during the Whole OF
that time he had been out OF what might DO called the
political running In England Not beng possessed OF
Ia had me oppor,uy OF ioking at English public ar
fairs al ertra If he were aksd 10 name the chief
should msntior The most Complete personal and political
liberty; non-inierrenlion in the domestic aiiairs OF
Enssnd were sbsoae,y and directly engaged and in CO.
lonsi matter the TO tn coons,s Of tie most
complete right 10 manage their own Affairs lchcersl
anI one Amsricsu. Half century ago il would have
been dcu for England 10 keep oai Of either Of Them
~ s Sc sa sarned los ~ ~ se " 20
fcf Scsc a. MOI Il me fsrs ia Jorsgs aGrx win re-
E prroset 20 allow them to Do for what
we should rebel n we were not allowed 10 do In this
country namely; 70 manage cur own affairs He
not the view he took; and, most fortu-
paiAy for England, the system or soft
Rovernment In the colonies was adopted Speaking
only Of the colony with which he was connected he bad
been compelled twice 10 throw himself tho loyalty Of
y IN canaa .Dl and could say wiS the most perfect
truth he believed the en,iv properly NJ a colony scoHd
Aess t<s esd y s dgs.ce gr.tssa territory and II:
was not theirs but was brought upon them solely from
thsR connecl n with the eritish empire ,Cheers) He
did not nontaon these iEings In any vaingorious or
bcastsul spirit We all Knew iha the blessings We en-
Joy whether political or moral wsrs derived nom
higher than human source bu; In speaking in that way
should always remembcr Providence worked BY
means, and that the laws regulating the political and
moral world were xed as those that guided the solar
synem Il was tho DUTY Of laseilie nj men 70 use he
understanding which God had given them 70 nnd out
what were Inc laws which He In Ills proydencs had de-
vsed for tie moral and political a. ue as tho material
world II VISA therefore. useful nom time 10 time 10
take stock As II were Of our position and ry 10
2.-As
which ADMINISTRATIONS mad been carried on we're sound
sad efncIeSl fchcers) The events Of the past ten
wears fupoo rome of which hu lorfghp had dye,t in
dsll showed strongly that tbs priucipes upon which
our aars had been conducted tended 10 tho advance
meni OF the country and TO of tne n
spcakable blessings OF psaoe within her walls and prus
pcrty within her dweslingH loud cheersJ
Ths hcallhs OF the Mayor and Corporation OF Ports
mouth wcre thon drank.
The Hon. Mr. McDouoALz, Of British Canada, propoecd
ssThs House q Lords and the House Of Commons' In
the courss Of hs speech he said be could s.is As Act