, 1880-06-24

French CHilnsln Into the Eastern Stnlnst n1ul
from British ti.t,n'ln il't4 the Wrsl. ~, nn
commercial Giles ut Canada. During thu
civil Wnr, while tho t'aund!an, Tories, ~
sympathy WITH those ii England. wcrc TAX
issui III TT , a1e " sst St' ~ sSga Of,s n
many as 400fO-ealistcd II ttle Grn'ics Of the
North. A Canadian youth, II he does not
fl,,il n career iI hiH own country, gocs q SOCK
little cDlDp,lnctfon or Hesitation its n young
ScutchlnAn GOES to seek Ills fortune NJ Man
rhcster Or London:
IT IA A1sURD
10 regard two nations which nre rapidly CON.
lnfnglfng ny linttlrnl enemies, am! to nttenlpt
lNrlnalMntly to found their. .relatl0,,s and ll,e.
policy of each Of them upon TINT supposlt'dMl.
II the oil! no11icr-feelIny has lost lts
'"fsnsty tn ties 'e old o. en!H'n' ex's.' Tio II ns .
Slatlon therc Is very mixed. and likely e
bu AN more 80; the division is 4 mere polit-
ical 1ine: o,Nl More @ aIn no trophies or mei'1o-
During Tie Inst five, or six years CanadN.
likc the rest of tho Emplrc. has been swept by
n wave Ut .)lngniHn,. Al! engines, soclN! MIL
1tical hnvs hee'l ,, n,ted i,tatoi t9 s,ifi % @
ting; tho ttoscrnYr-GefcrAlsh!p l,as 'xen
t.iriie.! Into n YleeroyaIty,; t!la. forms ~ =
Court have been ,ntrotlucG!l; md M attcinpt
cuss, @ to Introduce ctlquct, Ministers ut Ot-
taNs, lave lNcM requirc,t to pitt on Windsor
uniforms. lslygu"f.l, IN i,nt"t,a'' t, e .asa The
EnEIs Gn1Td r. ,ais|su as Gec nnn eta
u the British army. Appeals Of AZ k'inl3
iavc been nlndc to tho military spirit; aMl l
/ tic 1'Mcillc Hallway, the grand Gltter'Ilse
been zsa1o,lsIy pushed forwarti. 1'l'e, tiino
withdrawing tn! conressIur Of self-goysrn-
laelit, bringing Canada ngnin Under aristo.
J politically and commercially, from the New
i World. III the lust days o. tho ,Jlngo Gov.
erl,llGi,t I. Canadian High Commissioner wns
something in the nat!rc of un l!Gperlal Z3ll-
vefsin; possibly a'so' something III Inc
| lMrERIAL FEDERATION.
TO regMsd tho people or tic United States
WIS tho ieauing principle of tl!e d0Minnnt
policy In lis nppl!cat!on TO Canada; n,.l tl'nt
/ phrase. used by t!!e High Con',assln''er IN
S!s been atdSH liz koy!n of Il lis conilis,,ial eo'
ss'sSns'sld d t,o eSI1sn,lIy Ilc p5Sissv pIRnI'Mx
which WIS impending. he should come ! ous
1 Victorious with II new 1eAse Of power. lHd
JlIignsui continued Ill tic nyee',tlnnt. y ~
rtne eifort e ei5e"ieh +, tho nsEthS rt of
! tiio Interest of the British aristocracy. would
| Nu doubt have bcGN s!ltt!e. ....,.-. .
thu ncea,, Jtngo1sin fcli lMl it l.as fallen not
to rise nglsiN. III IL country Wtlcrt wealth ls
SO powerful aud socinl Eratlatlons uro 81
STRONGLY marked Us III h,'snlid. conservatism nt
Its neccssloi to power, ut ny Erent ulstafea
OF time, IL Il perfectly possible event. X, l;lll
for .JingOism there ts;nD resurrection. Tho
filU ciiief ol which was .tle lullneSs Of brel.
| cnt,spd hy tru years Of extraordinary c0t
nlercIai prosperity, arc not likely 70 be repro
tluccd. 'rta nggresslsc action q this slnK'lial
power may be regarded us ut end: md iht
Cunadinu limb of the confeyerncy will wIthe
will. tho trro out OF tho henrt OF witlcA
: grew. ..,,..e
ASTI-AME1llcAS FEELING
in British Canada. / have pointed ont IT
: mso,,rccs,~thc 80 chicf OF which, United En,pir'
Loynlisln, is entirely natural nit resMstnbl,,
|, but Is, not likely to be permanent: Ii ErSnc!
|, Cs1l,adn the priests arc airnlt! OF republican
mon schools; tho people migrate freely is.t.
the United States in quest of employment
:, md probably lavo no strong sentiment ut a
npon these subjects Tlere f2ola.,s Afe thosg WI
csts, chiefly in TINT Ut tho lmperi9list party
!, There are thnso who pride themselves on dls
,, playing It; tho a11ectation q peca'tnrlues
probably Sir Francis 1itncks Is Vt the point q
; View from which The extent nild intensity q
/; tho antaeonisln appear greatest. This wi
! political relationship aside, If proposal wit
regard to commercial relations, really eondu
. ciyu 10 The welfare Of the Canadian peoplc
Is fuirly get before item, there y nothing Il
Tic he.ssts Of the great l!lAss of tholn 70 ,pre
wont their giving It their cordial collsi.leta
g.. tiof. lhuy aru content 70 be bound to tll
;. lnothor-coilntry by affection without the sac
, \ rifiee Of their material welfare. lingo poll
ticinns anil tllcir Orguns will OF course try I
.i,iterpt,sc, but the economical forces Will
. tic end prevail. ,'-a,