The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26

ISaash 's ssgeps e Ih from. and IN the s't x%srio ,ss
the occurrences OF 1857:
We were the true champions Of the Consti-
s snd na Thi,s the and S0y e. Ssio their 6 sSS,s'fT +:
Downing. street were the rebels. All the
precedsnts 10 British history and all Parli.-
ance. lawful resistance. resistance By armed
force. t9 which We had recourse only as = last
let loose upon us in contravention oilaw.
tint 1t viii .Io " ppsIisG Mhep ,b al x tpG rs bsy p ,h nes
mediate, insurrection IN 1887. the. patriots
e,untea IN lsss upon American heir; which
t Tn%s not so IGitahT.%'n Themselves AS has E Sap1 sa,1; t"s u
making war upon the English officials who
had made war upon them IN defiance Of the
t ES,l and r Roas seHs Psi met on a' t thhs' H@Srisan ss slss.
snSs IssSlys' I. 80 ,a af%s iO i;S s ean ssIsSn tf CFo'hsf
Of the Nelson who commanded. ut st. Denis.
fa%srs the n f] fsSrast VIM ISIS ssSer and hnn FssSsd fol- a
proclamation as President OF tho provis-
I Sas Ii. G sisn. %is%ayf z, tn" in tStS,s Ispq 1s!is.
another ATTEMPT was made to enter the coun-
try and bring. on an insurrection throughout
the north shore Of the St. Lawrence, but this
ffepiin n was was d is% tsif IL Van n" su rem" lie Ie
and his irinnds had consultel, Mt Albany with
sRe' M %sn as s sDs Pui A pls' rom aE; c s4m 3 S ss%
hampshire. and New York had attended
patriot Gathe inSs before ne Outbreak. Meet
n ns'a fhtisd iii SH.'fs and ut PSaaia rs aat 'G The
l5 o,nmun N iSaeS With ffi 9TH drsauls Ssio IL
the States. An insnrrection: headed by
p Ma!' Gsna ason and aa wosd es% %s' t FSinF sh On A II Sf.
r nnTIti IN Mss =, NYw YORK TX we're Ssei s,tsrin .ss np the e
prominent men there and to have received US
s%urance; that Van buren, would not enforce
being collected: Americans were preparing to
Join tho patriot forces. whose base OF supplies
irasly a. and ,r'i natter lo mIet' we'll WIT s ali roaua.
when slddeIn HI, s an Buren despatehsd troGrs
strict Instructions to tut u stop to the move
ment. lAtineau believed and his son believes
that Van buren, was influenced by the South;
not wish to run tho risk Of having, to annex
canada. In Ike manner when the Canadians
tween .!s4U aud lS1l tho south. gave u re-
si!.rocity treaty TO Lord LlEin. The question
Hight or wrong that admits Of no discussion
] am simply telling what occurred and giving
ia haI'p reason e 10 nslidSs ,hot IT, william hhs Dg Hsnay
Harrison would have been a better friend than
yam Buren. but tho union Of ls+1 put an end
volving the French in n fresh parliamentary
contest for tbs, maintenance Of their rights.
American ala. but he deemed. his. cause Just
and saw no wrong in asking the Americans.
who mad themselves been helbed by France.
1t i often asked why the French Canadians
who in Il th y, f., d1yr resisted so strenuously the
!" WI" aesi hsf snnss aHian." Whi sH'S Wouid be sN sure
that tI,er. is = substantial difference between
being coerced into dong = thing and doing it
been made clear that Cannia cut of from The
continent IL which she belongs can never be
very PROSPEROUS. 30 people, Of the same size
have spent So much on railroads and water
ways. n revenue ta,if has hcen tried and pro-
lection has been trie!, but all to no purpose;
constantly increasing numbers. The exodus
in 1871 carried oil nearly five per cent, Of
race here at home is growing poorer in pocket
ami In political influence. while the race in
70 ss DO L" Hr a Th Is dHss9T Bus p Of s ST. Hy and Tsll
one Of the largest MANUFACTURER IN the Do
miplon; knows Quebec and New England well.
and in his opinion Quebec is destined to he the
great manufacturing region of North America.
1t Possesses the finest water power in the
st. Hyncin,he is built, contains power enough
for a thousand fscto,ies. The Ottawa, the s..
Mntane. thu st. Francis. and q score OF others.
not t? speak q the st Lawrence, run
S nsss 5ers ssrper sn and s misoS r5 Ha rr c,q%SH Sss
u coast line Of 500 milee on the Atlantic. La
Lor is cheap and the climate. is suitable to
irier AMI hotter ciimnte Of Massachusetts and
quite as inu.h in winter. The long winter has
given tho French a taste for indoor employ
ment: they are def and skilful operatives. So
her and easy to manage. All that is wanted to
lit Quebec out OF tho slough and mako it u
busy and prosperous place Ia political union.
and it is because they are convinced OF this
TINT the French Canadian people are
almost, unanimous in demanding the in
terms for their admission into the Uniton
States, The Liberal party at Ottawa wants
the Offices. and thinks 1t can win ut the next
election with tariff. reform. For this reason.
and also because a Liberal element. headed by
Sir Oliver MOwat. Is hostile to annexation. the
party leaders are trying to keep the independ-
ence movement back. In this province. at any
shortly be heard from. and when he takes the
stump. fully eighty per cent. Of the people will
rally round him. and, as u Liberal newspaper
says. "Iaplneau will then be avenged