New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

srr;rc tine astfew years what have been the salient
featnrcso OF the great Ems slshsl eakins comnnitesI
An unprecedented piogress-a rise OF population III
tan venrs on the one side tIOin 4o.OOu,OoO 10
k o4n 600 and on the Gtner from 3OOo,OOO 10
K 600 coo And with the Canadians wholiy new
world has been opened IN that country iar iaIseI
thon ms rea of the old provinces has Oten annexed
he M force of arms but by the peaceul pioneers Vi
Tie peuCh, and there the number o. SOUS Is
doubling itself every three years ith ths eAPanr &
son In area great change Is to ne observed ~ .no
snrit confidence, buoyancy, pelltl III @ llcIr
fture has sprung into existence. III u ho o,E, 80
a clingng to tine OLD IL Is a psIne pr op there was
n Marty of Young men who spoke Oh ann 49,; If
fhe states The yOung men OF te piescn' ~ ;,' n hi,c
allow no one to take prominent PaIt im pdrnd
i;sa u,tn disul,vs n tendency when IS cohs'uoio "
that Of a da,ga ard 30 his country io,It ~ Marty
indeed speak of Independence al dpu not Know that
,wnnd he far larger il The wls'i oi ~" hnrntiou of
"iupe independence would mean aoIoi % iU W
the rising natlonalliy The realty oI ;nnnnls s
te 80 Gsst alton of fOsteragea anu ipcVa 10
AMY, r,Da "a they know beneath the nag ol lle
now"riuj Empire which gives them an .n'N ; "sh
HHb"v buy their independence IN inc eltalrse I'Sl
Ihry -. ,I, ,yord auords them. Sentiment carries
the majority in the same direction ana tie pnv'' 81 81
resuIt il n trade with the mother county ~; -,
e10 0OO 900 annually. They Ialu9 hd hilo'nO" !
Si,1 lin and love her people. May | be eScuseq
for saving that thcy do not desire TO copy s,ne
the fanlts 10 be found among her many "uN'''"0'
The Canadian Government is a crowned uelnovI d
racv II provides for "a most P,lie0' t,ror,,r,,t "
Standardization of the national Will Ill al ''l i,,,t
fr GeneraPs Office them against
frenrnt turmoil III elections and gives theil & III"
a1wrntaoe without the disadvantages OF soiiic IT,
Tnronr"n ,nonarchies There is no danger thal MS
,,r.srce shall breed any royal or arlSlocraoC u.s..
he men 10 whom he gives hls confidence must nst
have won the suhrages Of the people anu uc =, ,io ne
ia,dors in their Parliament. IT he can Ill an! WY
honor them It is only stamping afiesh the stamp
ati;xed by the popular voice And WIN Iht lfoo,'"'
S Su0 froS,n"nt elections comes the freedom from
too exclusive party patron age the puritE o.. nf rt
civil service because men possess thcil 1870 avn
for the life of party. but for the term oi 'e,'
integrity so long as they do not he9uio !" fPom The
Suffrage and the election of ju ges and tne rhe
government of cities and the purchase Oh ihn]H;noe ]
are unknown or condemned wherever sucn 1hriiIi ~ II
seen, Ikrly to be. bred Look where Won VIII ~
fIronoh the long list of national Gonliuulo VI ~
ancient or in modern times. you VIII hhu nom nom I tn,,
have made a fairer use of their opp"Ttunlles inan m
has the Canadian. The most colossal eIlott VI % o,tl "a
dav has been the builiing of railroad from s1 "
ssa m five wears bv so young people. In lhahlh2
II the, have made known to themselves nf mar %
Ions territories they possess. and they i'Tl tni e
ouiy strength they now need is fair Gtld ana TUE
favor fur time of the mighty Empire whose III
is their own and whose future st ,ry shail Het DC
theirs also when their shall call thelr country
'i0 s'ioHS ""' % LORNE.