, 1872-11-16
The Co.operatiye Systems and the
Ciubs.--Woes Of West-End
7radesnen.
From Our Otcn Correspondent.

1855 ..a ..s1. 49, saus ael1'
soppo1 sals sua1 onsls " uulnl4ate o'un-
ny %nlcn' 10 cefsaih e11en1, e5npashlzes Win
Germans who live in England deny that their
countr7men are the enemies of ENGLAND. and
z,ra7, 3ha a;,,1,1a bx,,ot,oa;a t,t +he En,,,oro1
-. ~ A.:.!. go -. .1o ~
tnouene tne american claim IVES just and the
brlt1sh CLAIM WAS unjust, is enough to explain
the One of the assertions is, that Professor
Eienert whowas the chief ady;ser of the Tn,ror;,1
arh;tr,tor nh1;ahed il 1eE5 ~, ala,
1n Aooo ~ - atl.ss con1etflng
tne 1elauo u Dan Juan, anu al us 1euoW6 BE-
tween vancouver Island and tho continent, on
the United States. Then there is m attenont m
the part Of the Tories, to make afr. G]adstone,s
uosernnens Responsible. Ihe three experte, OF
whom professor kiepert was one, we're, it is
eaid, anxious to draw the boundary lima thrauch
Douglas Channel, thus hitting unon r,idiJIe
course between the Haro and Rosario Straits.
power had been Withdrawn from them nv the
criminal pusillanimity OF Mr. GIadstone,e Gov
eFnment, who FIRST advanced such an informative.
and then characteristically withdrew it when the
it." But don't think the people generally sup
pose Mr. Gladstone ia in fault. They rather
assume that it is bit OF ill-luck. and that
America lately has had t'all the running"
TIE TINES AND TIE COLONIES,
Mum erous papers burst out in INDIGNANT. .,ro-
test against All extraordinary a-..;cle ~ ~
Times (attributed to Mr.. 14erzI. in which re are
told TO address the Cansdinns in thia Wise: "From
you are t,;;E enough YOU Ira stronr enonob
yours ,es and vo17 cras si,fell;eart ananob ~
Il there vera any deiiciency in nov nf these
points. it would be- supplied by tie education % Of
selfrei;ance We sra hotb nor; IN a fa,sa I,os; ~
tion. and tha Tina hSs ar,iyna vhen 20 s,ion1a
be Relieved from It. TaEe m yonr YTaedom :.
vonr ilaya of nnnrenticesb;n aTaorar :" - 4
was a Minister," SAYS he standa,,d,-pointinmg m
utter any sentiments ike these of ths Ti1aes. he
would deseryg inneaci1-1,cnt and wouid he 6t
subject of the seyerest nenaltv which tha rot;on
can inaict. Certainly it would be a blunder to
suppose that the Times, in this, represents the
feeling Of the nation. 4 handful Of gh1e 1nen
are in favor Of "lcttirg Cauada co:'' hut the
masses are altogether against Il. Tho Question
is not ripe for any such settlement. Thera ia a
threat of war By the New York YeraM WREN it
thought the San Juan decision might be the
other Tay: and at the nresent mnToant tha
country would vote to 4 man for :uailing the col
ora to The mast where Canada 10 concarnad
THE SHORTCOMINGS or TuE BRITISH 4n.Ty
While Mr. Reed and other (interesfnd1 ;11doea
are endesyoriuc TO frirhten liza Br;t;sh nan5Io
into huge amount OF expenditure On irdn-cfe5 fk.5s
rnen-of-war, q body of military critics are en-
John Buil is indeed in bad pliehf Il heif vh9t
these authorities saw ba ty17e 1ba r1;,;tarv
man to whom most heed is eiyen il l,o;n,
uel Cheeney, author of the Spirited littIe
sketch, which took The public bg htorm caileG
"The Battle OF Dorking." Colonel ChesneV ia
q bright. happy-tempered nen of a1o.1t An
genial and pieasant as we'll as cleyer and
shrewd. He has etrong opinion as to the IN IN
fitness Of the executiye svnfen to ia ran7,;ra-
nentg OF 1nodern var ana an Stronyor ~ 4Ieo
11nfitness of tha Eno1;ah a5To;n;st.t;6 ~ .uo
for fha nnrosa ~ faad;no n.ia est'e ~ eysss
ssaZ rpsT9 T1ea tno "ahIs o1 me army during the
~ ne' aae Aen woo nave 70 WIN battles may %
diera hnf nnase nIu oss LILY instructed OF sol
~ 1bic}' 'a1 nesS aai, M eSlsts by means
IN rt5n 95 tuSS nuai! oe kept Mnen IN the neld,
e;f;on ~ e'oi,e tIe pa1d, aaq supplied WITH ammu-
na.ton, ~ o., tne afmy had better not exist at all
sn5 aat "a q; tne natlon Z concerned. With Eng
;,est roan 1os 49, sa'se "nv aae KnoNn 10 pe the
I;na y ~ ~ possess Wal ls termed the best
Ss. et;11 tne vgsteo 1atetests OF o1ncecs have
ss % 1o saeas Gt'sn' as t9e Horse duards and
s,oa;t;n6a - ;n 10 Gonsaaefea thas al vacant
SILL semo1s, r,, 80 lopg Nl1 England suffer- Surely,
y Sg!1nfi t9 Cnesney, lthoufh he does not write
.ra ;t ~ .s a!Hnatute a!taehed5 surely no
~ tha "'n sny paet1nce 70 hnoMienee of war or
sn.a noaia suner our troops 10 IeaSe Eng
tata lul iSai WARFARE under such Generals as
f;e 1H aecentt5 pGen emp1oyeds-teere being some
t1ra,, sae1peuns' Why, tnefeIore, employ
N5ie neapaple OF anordn8 instruction to
psnsls ths 1lem sneir ignorance Of the science Of
1neir p1o1esslon, aad they were beyond the age,
sa11a oety menaGa 70 9la IDEAS 70 learn them
eeves NeW mlitafy Ideas asslmllase as badly
Win me BRAINS OF our Generals md older Off
GERS as aoes patcn OF new cloth with old
Ealnen11':. ~ th0so VINO now hold the rank Of
stge +er IN en1 army a9M ha9e EYER
W., +e tac4.ni ~ "ia,.eaIel.znca nave gained It
1nen ane .acIea. te9u'fengnts OF tne present
stfucted in Tie art Of 6ehtinp az Iract,ae5 ls 1n