The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
recross the line into Manitoba. Mr. ,-n.

1t is quite evident that the older hcadssnrs
authority that no fewer than 1000 haze eft
this city during tho i,oSt year-,lrft all that
exile; in short. there IL no conccaIinG tho fn,t
that We arc bcng annexed in Job lots every
sns pntp"s at TTy rs1sSm hSy rS
| some soul bursting political speakers on tia
STUMP wo pf@nst aMpseX y our hut
patriotic press. o.. 10y, any one, to tho United
States aplnexins tho brains and muscle OF the
As q matter Of fact tho books Of the gnilod
emirrants tmen women, and children i' To- tho
number of 7.21o crossed the line. 4 cciiI.
hold furniture or thor effects. and is furnished
with a certificate to enable him to pass them
S not 81 LETT Torono %S
neighborhood during the period no one knows.
The othSrs 0TH e BoPi"ldIn ' CENSUS OF i%f
SH OF nG an @
population during the decade, or THO % dis.
fi bs thrss m scthf
still worse The United states census Of 1850
to o thu PSmn ns q rTss
ably reach million. 1t must be borne n
with native Canadians only. The Europeans
born settlers. who make Canada, a hallway
money in Inducing them TO. cross the Atlantic
a na erG hut FS'S S sou m % T t6cq f G
M. Charlton. n. 7. estimates that Of native
ssS IN Sn1 wR Wh sr
proreny. Tho, United states contains at least
5Oo 200 That Is T. say for every i,, twi
States: Mr.; Armstrong is aware that the drain
cannot be checked so long as the Dominion re-
can continent. llo reckons that every native
1nmndinn who cm,grates has cost the COM
putting it low. tho loss in decade runs into
4" saya IN w .ner maEins
TIC Il, Am,1 T. present Of 100000 900 worth
should soon be in; set men and women worth
I ISr sum IN at iS" 20 rTm rs and our
way nationsure built"
II must not be Imagined that the Tories are .
altogether enrGptured with british connection. !
They have agrevance against England. and . I
IN her ,protectionist days, when codiling was
deemed true stntesmnnship; gave them a full
measure OF autonomy when it became clear I
that they wanted it; has endorsed for them in
haps too freely has even aowod lhem 81 i late
TO tax her manufactures for Tho supposed en-
Go % . ha Iw Wan na9 h heo
Interfering with the rights and liberties OF the ,
and fTsh things e. HSts
are duly grateful for her kindness. they nrs
bs HT1 wh t e t hr asa Ensah
has sacrificed their interests. simply because
she cannot afford to stand up, for the interests
interests in Britain. in India, or even in Egypt.
Sir Richard Cartwright. n Liberal OF 10y alist
stock. said recently in Parliament: :,
TO tell you profound secret. Mr. Speaker, r.,
] have never boon able exactly to understand I
the very door, obligation, which the people Of
cherished and shall continue to cherish ~ I
friendly feeling toward the parent State. do,
deep DEBT Of sra raj to Enslish statesmen.
that We owe them much. unless. pcrchance, 10
them for the atrocIous blunders which have
marked every treaty. transaction; and neEoti::
States WI Whero ere tho interests s Of onuada We're
concerned. from the days OF benjamin Frank ,
m os that nTs is the day wHca $
United Empre, ioyalists took possession OF
Ontario iI and held it for the British Crown down
to this day. there has never been n time, OK.
ccpt per ars the short paroxysm OF the Amer.
lean w se Gond nSt sabe
throwing IN their lot with the people OF the
Sir Richard thinks. therefore. that England
Tier back. the Ashburton treaty deprived
acres west OF Lake superior. Direct connee
lord ,AshbMr;on wrote from Washington to
Is worth the whole pine swamp | have been
dis5cusssins." The Oregon treaty made ducks
Pacific coast something, like 270oOo s0uar,
bess nRen from Eer r Gns 9 ha
som ssionors 9 consolca rsIav ST by assur
ing him that there was not II mile Of
g%3o GO y fishing IN AL the whole region. Can
arbitration oyer the channoi boundary or
dercd hy the Washington treaty Of 1871. In
1871 tho Dominion Government wanted to
press a claim for damaGss against the United
states, stat s On account of the EenItn raids Of 1856,
would not back it M. An English writer who
ha5 so TE9 the hong story OF enpnIa9n
him Of a1 in The hands Of an SxDeT Il
yivisection for the benefit Of science. she has
been operatsd On unsparingy for tho good OF
ENGLAND has a forciblo answer to this in;
dictment II is obvious, as Lord John ltussel
t ma Earl Grey poini"d OFT long ago. that IN
and her colonies the duty Of protection and
tho right OF control must be correl alive. In
the tn M1S S ts = S must be- por@ed to
restrain the Canadians so that they shall not
put h9r own mighty in leEpardy by
claims or even upon rights which by compari.
son son are perfectly insignlicant; 1ntelliEent
democracy were Inclined to do so: On return
N1ote IRON Co.. v toe TO qt tSs Zinc oVS1sa
tine Of the prSynGri for @
Goekney newspapers to talk Of, defending
Canada at all hazards. :, 1t would be Just as
possible Tor inc lnltSu states TO SUSTAIN
York shire in n war with England as for us to
enable Canadn to contend against tho Cnlt"t
serious danger Of n quarrel between those Two
neiGhbors arises from the connection OF Cnn.
ground that tho connection between Cana 10
and England puts both in n false and danger:
GUS position on this continent. that lujM
Englfshmcn like Mr.. Goodwin smith niy"'nt,
The merging OF Canada in tho United StH'"..
All classes in the Dominion feel that tue "oI-
ony has been left in tho lurrh Ly britain IN ~
international disputes. IN" Tories nspe'lN
complain that tho surrender OF SO much I,lr.
less territory has rendered the task of foam.
ing Canadian nation. 10 say tho least, r1'
tremely difficult. The difficulty has to- tN-
French Canadians to maintain themseIy,s@
n separate and distinct community. 1hr,
again. mn independent Canada must start WIN
n debt four or i've times greater per head y
population than that of tho United state. arl
with inevitable additions to an eyrcn ii'ura
nlrcndy beyond the strength of tn" Iro''r.