The New York herald., 1871-03-19
nounccd that one OF It's members Mr. Postmaster
General Campbell, would proceed to Windsor 10

nounccd that one OF It's members, Mr.. Postmaster
General Campbell, would proceed TO Windsor 10
! INTERVIEW -is DHirtsU LION.
| IL was very plausible mission, because he could
say that canada mad nothing 10 do With Fenianisp
ana mar IL was nard thlt we should suier for the
| SINS o remote part OF the empire. 1he famous
cry OF indemnity for the past ana protection Tor the
futule' wa. raised, and La Ahieyre. the organ OF
Sir George Il. Cartier, declared that unless England
continued her garrisOns, bued the states paid US
10, blood spilled and hens stolen, we would sccedc,
annex, become independent or rebel Didn't the
uhioniss rejoice with exceeding great Joy see the
tories walking slap into the laws OF destruction
Won Moltke couldn't have felt better when he
hemmed In the French &C Sedan. In the HERALD or
July and August, 1870. the history of the mission
was given ana It's uter failure predicted your cor.
respondent stating that all Mr. Caripbc!l would
gam would be the bringing back OF ls family from
Europe anu q terrible snub Tie Union League
folks M Montreal set their friends Europe at work
NJ once to counlerac the unhappy delegaie's lnru.
ence and as The imperial authorities were alreads :
very fayoraoiy dlsposci towards America the task
was an easy one. Mr.. Campbell rcturne1, aud the
government, press WAS omlnonsly silent l was en-.
turned failure that England had refused most
plunply to guarantee any more loans. TO send out
any more troops and TO demand any indemnify
nom the states for damages caused by the
BouLD sOJER BOYS,
led by ONeili. on The matter OF independence Earl
Granville ahcd 10 display any Oi the anticipated IN.
dl2nation, and when IL came 10 the fisheries Mr..
Cainpbeli was Informed that England would SEQ
A"r,cas ,ondrct nn mu s,ts,cn, ws as
met oy general yapor'ng and individual abuse on
tue opening OF the present session Mr.. Galt alluded
Fenlan claims 10 arbitration. ana the government
replied ihat, when lhc papers came down, All would
nc well Ihrce days after The papers came down.
anu Tue NEW YORK dkkALD's accuracy was com
peteiy yndisated.
On every pclat whatsoever the aspirations OF the
loyallsts have Ecen defeated, and their followers,
between rage and auazemcnt, are ~ completely be-
Mldered as bats 1T MONDAY. II ls regular Sedan.
By Indirect but folciOe methods England Is pushing
us ou' ot tue nest, and we must pay our own bs
and ight our own foes But at the same time that
we are experiencing NJ the
1NCONVENlES,fEs @
we are ma to feel all the Disadvantages or our
colonial position. Engi nj asserta her imperial au-
thority over us, and takes flsheres canals terri.
tory. everything. and disposes OF them wtnot con
salling u anu In the face o, our protests. Poor
Canucks We mag rejoice that Canada Is repre-.
scncd In tue Commission. and claim II as the
brightest triumph OF rrrlsh diplomacy. But II Ia II
victory after the manner oE Arteinus Ward, who
he'd down his enemy with my nose, which In.
serted between his teeth lor the pnrposer
Reviewing the situation. we ma that we are no
nearer reciprocity thau before. An OF our plans
nave recoiled upon us. We taxed American pro.
duets OUT OF spite, and we are compelled TO repeal
the tax because II hurts ourselves. We were un-
neighborlT IN the fisheries question, ana We have
had 10 back down. We tried 70 threaten England
by talking OF independence ana II turus out that
she wants rs to become independent We have
been narrled by Fenians In cause wnlch
doesn't concern ns and nave TO foot our own bllls.
we ar snubbed and y0u are thanked We have
betrayed arrogance. presumption and hatred.
Alas that a. the same time We have manifested
been broken, our iond vaunts laughed al for dnvel
ui Of our purposes have miscarrci, and seeking TO
uiiTc America, we nave hHStencd nrr triumph,
For i'anqno's issue we have flied our souls. No
WONDER then, mat the
BULL rUr GRowls NouRsFULLy.
The curtain has fallen OH the first act. Undor the
administration o Sir John Young England has
mintcuvred to set rid OF Canada as consummately
and as secretly as when he was Lord High Commits
sicner oi tho loinan Isles and managed 10 dispose
OF that other troublesome dependency. Tho
Canadian conservatives have made precious Iaess
out ol IT, and shall look 10 see 1s45 repeated
me circumstances are exactly similar The Cana
dlan reaeilon was over, ana the obnoxious Rebel
ION Losses bill had Just been passed. whereby the
loyal residents had 10 nay the reoels for the dam
ages inflicted on these latter. In their rage aud
a-ionl,lMent the ever.vioent torres swnlg clear
over 10 annexation, ana we had such names as Work.
man, Calf, Rose. llol:on. Mofatt ami the IKE, ap.
pcnded 10 annexation pronunciamentos. As tie
NEW YORK HERALD chfonicied nat movement IL
VIII have to chronicle the movement Or 1871 lor an.
ncXalioI. OF for independence, which rs the same
thing. Bioiher Jonathan holds both bowers ani the
ace, and II n doesn't throw away his game, the
splendid stakes are in his grasp. Go on, gentlemen
With your politlcsl side show. The HERALD VIII
write your history, ana give the fullest AMI most
fSlihful account OF the hoi.ting OF the stars and
Stripes over the citadel OF quebec.