, 1869-04-29
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Tlr Dominion VI t'.n.,t. s'lioys tEc lux
,1r.' i 4. >,urt Il :',l.,:l 4. ,::y r,y.l:v; it
h:s, its Nicrrev. pr'.::, .. Is ;'s'.',t nf six
t,cll >iiu:-i.=.. ,.n.! Ill - !.i':.era.lia IF
IT,, Imperial Govern. '. '.'s -, II chsa>
t:yle-:. sl7i II rl-t"? :::-,sss-' Fair. Tue
present Minister If FL. n'., 'r, Is he prol'a-
l:lv calls himself. -. say. i!.,r # the Ex-
che4rer. is q NJ ti"l!, N'f' il his pl.ce in
the dominion Hru1e # C,:n't,Hs, nn the
night Il the :.s;,l "f -ioril. svatil.dc.a the
pru,,o-i,lun l.;t the L i ri Suts are ill.,
'!ct'tea :" Tie i'":4.A''- :. t''. cspei,ses Of
the Frninn inv.ssi,,s. ut i ',stl1, :.:,t for the
protection ct The fr,-'iieT ,sIrin.; Is;,-3.
vi. ti!lt- reieFTiny tn filt proposition uF
Se!!;f"r tili.ls'!ir. sis.: ,ss. 81. Ill s5.-d
c.se tie CsA,l..tl4s to IT,: l. lite! St r".s, lc-
ciared that uhile he ii | Il ). brH - Lie lln-
prrial Government wn,! E~cn to such
thing for u sa".uciit. y4i even II 1t did, he
fe!t Justified III :. .yl:s; 'it :!se people of
Canada would liz Il" rsr:y t" the trnsfer.
= LII such c+se the u ,aliai,,2 wMl,l claim
Ito he t.. ..rl'iler If :'sox., destiny" lie
Thought tie rej.ttn'l IF tic -tiat,alnl
treaty, coupled with ti,, Increase
Of the America. de- s;rl, was AT cx-
trnortsiaary preceding. an,1 showed
disposition to rep iii tic the friendly
sentiments expressed us I'll" Minister'S
1.1pr'9,r;.tu;. the two c. tnt1les. U.ller
thrs" circ:nslanc"s II" 'ho l..,.,t "A temperate
abatement Of facts FROM lli.n might Gla gootl-
During the recent w>sr iac people Vt Caunda
Ind faithfully and To the hest Of their
"n'sility done their ti,,tv as gond neigh
"bors.' lie 9ai.i that inMh) Canadians
had served in the S"rthc.a army. and the
The United States had slr1wn largely IN tho
provinces for their w4r supplies, and no
such supply wab furnished the ss:,nsl Tho
Canadian Government haI informed tho
United States "f 1lss. contemplated raid nn
Jullnsnn's Island. 1ln ST. Albaus rnil
could ia,t hAs: been pT.vt1,:t&l. The gov
ernmrnt did un j. c,mlL 10 remedy that
wr"n.. II then p1!.rl I. f;,;e to protect
the American frontier fran further rnila
from Canada, n,.tl its whole cuurso wa1
upright and friendly" No Canmlians
wsrc'nEus"1 in sh,c ri Il; tlry wore ths
work If Southern refugees. Whit Wa. tl,o
A"1lTH Va &AC t5lI*ktH t9t.t*ca l'tA hLilh -Ill-
tul.s: 1n.inS lii" VIII the inirrcnurss l,s-
twc',, the ivu c4l1stTira w.As e1all,.rrrs4c.]
l,y u:,;l".ul r"c,:a:.:i".n;, n,hl 4t., mnmcnt
III: var w.!A over tl4' Er,,a,n cxci,-u,s!,,,
cs1nr to head. The shj jcst If si1A usy AnixA.
lii II wa llN,wIl. an'i c,Grt wl':r' tllr,uHhou'
liz Union rneo1rag~'l. II WIS nut .lis
c1r,ht.i need hv the t:n:csn,nent If thu
1t..;t ! L.
is..l fry ycars in the United S:atta, an,
wea a:s:.c'l a.ll drilled f'v unitcl State
o1iceia. J. he}'i p"l,li. meetings. ut which
the object Of the ir,y.:>inn Of Canatls
w:5 ll! licly avo;s'l. II ,,ra asaized
government a1,l Adopted u 1l.., Of inva
.,ion, NJ: CONTEXT with Increasing tits cx
rcn'litar.s Of Cana'sA, pe,'ele fr,,,n ths
Inis.,l States ac.aIsliy in:.::c C,nala
They entered in armed hands by Thousand.
aud not lryln my wan: Of will. hut of pow
CT, tlty f.1.cd to deluge tie hind in hl>od
:snl TO 'W.rt11n tie existing government
Nj, Gr!t. rpp.l this point, said: "ThankS
=, u, to lie United St ttes Government
<'L:;: IT, ,:lv 'ne:, Of Tic Western Peninsula
"tHe='s 1:rr.ndcrs were glllautly met m
"e@ls:lc:." The United States lid not it
tt,l "se u::tii the invasion was actually oye,
The expenditure uf the province had rise
trclt. peace rate of Slm.'Am Il wear t
abou. S::,Un,ooo, a,ui this enormous expca
diture erlE- -'iea its means antl its improve
Ineuts. IAes., said Mr.. Gait, .7yar
'cldIns quite as ssrong and rs moral o
'sanv the United States could bring at,,;ns
sBltain." he did not wish to coma1;cat
1untters between America and England. h,
when the Senate unanimously rejected 1t
treaty it vas but just to cali attention
the failure in duty toward Clnatla. He d
plozeu the conduct Of the American peep
townra Canada-the reped Of the recipro
t. treaty aud the refusal to ncgotiata q
other, yet the Cansdas did not retaliat
After The rejection Of the Alabama trca.
there could be no reasonable hope Of ha
ing another reciprocity treaty. s'T
course OF the United States toward En-
stand and tha Dominion had been, Of Ia
tsto bring about the humiliation of E1
STAND through her dependencies on Il
sscontinent" He did not believe this pc
cy would succeed England would Z
give way, and the people Of Canada woe
sustain her to man. He did not belle
that England wanted the provinces TO Sta
alons. He UNDERWOOD the policy Of Es
Iaod 70 be tho establishment Of Bdt