New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1869.
precision OF the sentiments Of the greater part Of
uation Of the Eastern Township ii is valuable, and de-


TIE QUESTIONS OF INDEPENDENCE AND ASSExAroN
Ihave followed, with much sympathy and interest,
your efforts 70 arouse the people Of the Dominion upon
the question Of Independence All classes OF intelligent
well informed say that the motive which urged the late
Conservative Administration in England 70 shut It's ears
TO the earnest protest Of Nova Scotia against the Union
was the strong conviction OF the need OF understanding
an other questions TO the great necessity Of reeVhs
uance OF her colonial relations in British North America
win TINS In view the present ana late
have been quick TO initiate and develop such PnDnc
works ana interests as our pTospecyS pc t n
seems that we mus soon accept the respOnsDnues OF
informed CsSnaan % honestly jon issue with me-
Next comes the question, What shall we doi ana upon
familiar with the and outs of Canadian politics,
who believe In the possibility OF reproducing here gov
this can only be done by first eementing the parts OF
which the Dominion is composed; next by lullhe the
Their plans have rpened under hue and cry Of loyalty
family. Their theory is that of tho established
usage at home, viz, that Parliament can do
anything To consult the people they regard as new
Thus they are permitted succeed shall wake
some fine morning with full nedged hereditary arise-
there those who believe that the political institutions
Of country should be such as naturally grow out OF te
social and Industrial life Of the people They can ma
nothing but ncongruty and a6surdity IN the introdnc
well for ay and her initiative blacks but not the thing
for white men in the 18th century They want IN our
erty This they would obtain simply and cheapy as
possible. They believe In consulting an intelligent people,
particularly they do not recognize In the Carriers aud
McDonads OF the day men whose high Intelligence aud
patriotic public spirit are likely TO lead them IN direction
superior to that which those interested would choose Tor
themselves Annexation, with its war debt they do not
want but independence must have whether we VIII
va OF an Old World monarchy
inheritance for which prepared 10 be serl
A BID FoR GNSExhTios-TiIE QUESTION OF REclrRoc.
Ato~rpr,, INV Tbe faiiow.pp IL from an
American Of high authority. IL is an extract nom
private Washington letter The idea Of annexation ana
the financial aspects OF tho question have not ~ YET
received attention. But can say were canada
called IN ny apgexat3n 20 assume s1N G Srgn ao'nt
local improvements" This is plain speaking 10 tnose
as in position assert. Conflicting statements nay
ing obtained currency with respect TO the lnaepenu
90 far as to state that party does exist and that meet
ings of members hare been held. =,
At last the Canadian press Is waking up 10 the import
ance OF a Reciprocity Treaty with the United slates
some two months ago telegram reached tS eiy sta,
ing that the Ways and Means Committee az washington
positively about TO leave for Montreal Win view
70 enter upon heSot",Un e,rea sn "nthentic was so
agreeable the Canadian mind that provoked no dls
and proper concession this country Having however
found by this time thai no such VISIT was AZ that
lions for treaties usually disposed OF thus SUN
MARTY the press has directed Us energies TO the subject
The Globe has summed up the whole matter thus
The Canadians lay the Sfols thing aside attend
q , S ,S S ,. d - s . Rss1 u sSs s S
BE- Commercial relations whether tie
present be made pcrpetual or rot"
To which The London Free Press one OF the Independ
enee champions, ably replies: ..
Yeti ary be sIked Nhati thsr basnsS' " Cana
dasI their 20 tsek the Bsafesi
and market their surplus produ uote
an and Wiate 10 oSst for their
Of 70 b. able 70 sell al fair sIehAbT TIE
general products She county shshs they Io aeo,e o. s
the sof their batucss martfts ~ itf
o tbe % etsrss than
DoHnon Anofdsl Tbs smphaufsy
ihsr hub the Get their DDS uton att 1inE 70 H.
hat addition this advcs tbc part % eoHpofatJ
vbeb 10 uotus ~ all svsTybdy
sssp fh steady a, 20 she irntT poen Of
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teapea, Ha iih ial Flitg har' not us quo'nos We nc
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In connection with reciprocity the following comes
from an unusually welinformad source lt II now
said and have good reason 20 believe, with good
foundation, that Mr. Rose luanco hnlstorJ Viii 80 -
Newport a visit 10 Mr.. Thornton VINO VIII reslio
there dunng the Summer, ana then procccd 10 open
negotiations for the proposed new RecprOcty Treaty
Mr. Fish will also be present during part OF MI Rose
stay. Mr. Rose left yesterday for Washington. -
Lord Cecil las again been preaching III toronto last
Sunday, thousands assembled IN the queens fark 70
hear him There disturbance, hnd at one Tune no
less than half dozen speakers were on their legs at Que
time ossaying 20 address the crowd Hero Is curious
bit from one OF them, Mr.. Parker o., ,.,
ne could tell then Something sboai s-edeheog ne pte,lei
% Heaven d1dtd nio igne
hs sah there be hs VhanAis fnE 10 We gl
Zone ud aufhtsrl They lions ttu on Their leads Aa te
tns their bode asd bear skus on their BET h'f
dice dawn BY horses "ilhoa l 1o"a A@f'