The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

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abstain 1ton taking neasazes Which would b
construed By hat country into hostile atta-
tade. We are mot able 10 carry it out, ana
therefore bad bstter mot attempt it,, After
making an able argumeat against tho confca-
Grafton sohemes chieay On the ground,
AZ we 500 by the above remarks, Of
the motive which prompted it-namsly,
to check the growth and power a
American republican institutions-hs went q
10 show that the Dominion Of Canada would b
q costly and burdensems establishment TO ~
British Exchequer. Upon this point he ~
marked, "Whsn Twas examined before Con-
mittse Of tho Houe Of Commons, three or four
years ego, on the military defence Of tho colo
mics, said that in he tms Of the Americas
Revolution ths colonies separated from Epg-
land because she inslntsd ON taxing them.
What appreheud ~ likely to happen now i
that England will sepasats from hsr colonies
because they insist en- taxing her" y
The argument and warnings OF Mr.. Lowe ap-
pear to be UNDECIDED. The British sristocraoy
'snd oalcs holders, clinslng to their privileges,
are - shors sighscd - ever. They foo1ihiy
imagine they can arrest the progress u ~
prblican principles and scheck the destiny q
this great republic. Their efforts ere - senss-
less as was the efFrt Of chat old British kisg
TO stop the rising tide whom he seated hlm,sK
on the beach and comm,nded the sea to eems
no further. We do not want the Canadas just
now We have vast extent of uaoccupieA
territory moro valuable and while the colo
uists behave themselves properly toward us ws
shall let them alone But all the confederate.
schemes that oan DO devised will, not prevent
annexation when tho proper time shalt come
Tho destiny Of this republic is to cover the
whole North American continent In time tho
colonists themselves will see thai their ma
terial interests will bs greatly improved BY
annexation. Yes, they will beg to become
American citizens, 10 share In the glory and
GREATNESS Of mighty republican, empire
British statesmen would show their wisdom
more by preparing tho colonies for this in
evitable destiny than BY foolishly attempting
70 check the giant strides Of the United States
through their little colonial and monsrchicaR
As4 a.ffi# ~ y 4
dominion. ir thsy were not blinded ~ thsir
prejudlces they would remember that tie
United States have beeng OF far moro value -
British commerce thaa they ever would have
been - colonies, end they would soc that Ne
Independence and annexation Of the reuais-
ing colonies on thiS continent would become
90 ~ we'll Tho oon1e lerasioa plan, with The
objeotthe British government has in view, r.
then. - Mr.. Lowe designatss il, utterly
ridiculous aad chimericalr and an attemps -
undertake fulpoSsitiliHsA 4 ~ !. "a sss'sss II
rae r4rssxssse Rsvsssslssary Msvs~sst -
=, 7 - 49, ~ .snous. u $3.50 -asessa
1 Tie naaisssss Of tho Romas rspssllesan,
with che accompanying lstter Of Gasibsldl
which We, pablished focently would in11sAss
-thst ~ thrsAsensk1 rising in IT, YaPxlsd -
niaisnis near - hand In tie arst u tksss
documents, however, We Aad eoafssaisa -
weakness which doss not augr well for ~
saccess Of the movement II seeks 10 sEcass,
but fails to account for the delay walchs Aas
taken place, in proadag BY The terms o. ~
September Cenvsation and the departure. e.
the French. II acknowledges that success wee
thca possible. but says that athe Ronaa
people did not und ,rstand when boldness
would have been prulence, OF that the power
Of the prissihosd mast gaia slrsayth VITA
every delay" This b I curious adniaies.ia
regard TO people who were reprssssssd -
be burning 10 emaaolpate themselves ftom
Ina thraldom 81 ~ 0iurch. TIE passlvsnss
exhibited by them saser ths French In thsa
fres to cot cestaisly surprised al who ~
bsen led 10 bsllsvs tAat they oaly awaited
that event TO commsncs the movemsak ne
interval that has boon suffered 10 elapse has
accomplished two tAings which seriously NM
tate against Id chanceA One Is tAs aimoss
entire sabsidencs Of the excitement caused ~
the withdrawal OF the French, and ihs
other the opportunity which II has Afforded
the Papai governments Of organising foscs
for is defence which there Is reason to us,isvs
can be relied on Assin, Il h qasssiossbss
whether Victor Emanuel wall not, in the pr ,seue
complicated condition Of things ON the CONT
nent, deem 1t necessary to put q stop 70 sag
rising that nay be attempted. No. doubt ~
presence and concurrence OF Garibaidi woald
excite : considerable amount Of snthsslasn
but viii this be saihcient to carry the outhrssk
to successful issWs In presence OF ths iial-
cuisies that we have stated. We are incI;asA
70 think not. U the revolutionary party wsrs
wise they would wait patiently until anstAsr
Enrcpesp war occupied the attention or tAs
governments from whom they hare reason 10
apprehend Interference. According 10 present
indications that evcntuality is not far Distant
They state chat they have bided their time TINS
far from considerations OF prudence. Cor
tainly the motive, that guided them whsn he
chances were creator should influence them 70
wait a little longer. nov that, according 10 lhsi,