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Vir, T. COX, Editor and Propriotor.1
The (ireatost Possiblo Good to the Groatost Possible Number.'
$1.5u Plat ANN:IN ADVANCE!
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k' A.. AlieLleuegeal
CAN INSULTEI) UP Tel 10
si an, mi North Street, aest dour
South oftlierandencousltev.ilvElwood. 10:1
rehannon, 901.13.,
.• Pt WY91CIAN, KONON, ke..,/e., GOD
ISMOsly
Al. Sues. U. W.,.
VilIC 1 A 11, SUNAINON, (Late
MVOS( tbearems Cement timpaal).-..,
grtali-AAnk.ef,Illoeed.ne Hort,
tliaterteh,C. W.
'1" ATN OF WTANLEY-CUNT014,111U
44 nom Mewl. 'Qdr; Tb waste... former Store
July I, 'la.
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• DB. A. WORTHINGTON,
D1111001ClAN, 1.101911EUN, , will at -
1 tead, wheeler!). to Mimeses 01 and seritell 1
eperalluse upon the eye.
IdoWILit Ittl.L.tuctlee MI 666 f wfl- I v
Mrs
13 MUSTER AND ATTORNF;Y-AT-
iv, mil Setwaoron-ceeatery, cooely
Cifo.'s A erme,Muderuths':asedstWeist. ticiee
• Cvert I Me. , • is141,4o
Cameron.
TtORNEY, C0).TVEY•
•acue me ,Kie on street g leiderieh, CM.
taleassw wetwar.
n AWRISTLItri.NOL ORS, CONVEY. I
msetes, ace. Odloes, ,ver the Store ea
Yeetart 8us,thedenels, a Mares Strom,
Kincardine.
J. :31.8nectataglietersels I A.Snaw, ineardine.
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.1..9 Notaries Public, ate., Wait Stremet:
aded 111:1
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John Litairsisern.
Lit A 111.L1 iT Mk roomy. to vi,Tvirw:
r Caseemy, Are I eller. Nif *flat Pens re ,
Caraisesselki guise nsist,Dedeneh. 9A1
loefroygic l'attemenn.
\nARIUNTEILN, ATTOItNEYAAT.I.AW,
Li Source., aerveveneeni, .a... Odtee Me
• .4earenerwer. Wen Mesa. Cesseersth. IR41
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AtTONNEY.AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN
issiesery, elaftry Publ.-, Conveyancer,
are. Ombra, Curia K eel,. ,&.•-ce
be limit mile of Wee Str. es„thiehloor from the
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Busintes Divcctoro.
.lotan Kann
elOMMISSIONlilt IN Till. Col'ItT OF
V Queen's &nub, ronveyentier, N r A Rs -s
ism kepi of Yana ar less Leaser Isle; par-
tite luving ior sale, or desireig te Purview...
enn please seed tell peel meant.
Duesanuote.Yeb to. tad J. 9:9
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
(Lam iseas
UST gratir 1:10DERICH.
T"E neDEKSIoNED 111:04 eines-rely to
theta! his nom& sail ibis trearellisig pubic,
genearthy tor the ter, ktrersl patreiteie he hes
elquyed for the pent nine mom, mei would re-
wIll • emet isomer, na them pationfice•
• neW has been thmoihillit reprthodoard
U1411 he ftwasd 011101114110 NI every patieolair.
JOUN busoui I,
Prd'pr.etiur
helvecek S•mt. SA, larit .1w7
MAITLAND HOTEL, GODEItI011
I I W I I -SO •c, P TI1E
m.o.. is ....I eters...iv rimed en me
*Marne.. 1 61 Wet 1,41., overiooloto, the Ito rlso
• ad talc 11111Wa tenons/61 tlosterils,
tersslilIVO nial= .it'afti l'IrStlrfai I)" 41'
DAYS' HOTEL
W RO X ETER
ISummed ..a the 6 iravel Komi rennin, front
&stools te ...mtt.siarimi, one utile north oi
where It otl W ,..xeter, •sy ore trav-
eling 1.
I Belmore;Walkertort, Eionthamptop,
or say plain um directs tiad •comme,..-
ilettun suet as he only e tree. to Mel et lifet elan*
•ilt hotelli, API reverts.
. krr4311. lf-AT-LAW. isoi.iciToa IN:
,Noteryrublierenverstweroke..
. itt Mavis.
rtoderiels, W. have, ever H. tlariliner At r
I 11)selerrare Store.
*MO to 41 OR Real PrIperty.
snlawd 4 emedlase,
TTORNICY, ITt
111.11,1t, %V -11r lo . Up:Stairs WrIater.•
I;04104 1140111441.1 reins Eire Door we.t
04PPIPw Maw.
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eels, C. 111. 011ase RABB'S NE %V
ItL1101.:1C
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a leallenth. Loma t7th, thee. inirt03w31
11. 1.. Illortr.
A TI•oas EV. eOLICI rim ie. MICR,
4,1). •neett... Sew beeit.thabOeh. W•
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ALWAYS ON HAND
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Trau Fishing Friends !
Till X 1:404 tease 1.1 ne
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ND FIFTY FEET I
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TWIN 111(.•"K • is the
• Isment met cen ern II gel tr. cern
Camos.•nd Menai. Or moderately., say raise
on 11 I toell Slos, Pro o olor 11..41.°1114. or
tilerres. Hometesse ernes...* foe lbw,
te Seamen halm te-Y
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CABINET WAREHOUSE
Vero
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'llemearen linvirored•
rtmN Y S. CON VEY
g armersire. tiolermh tied Clonal.
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e...e.ra. h. Canons.
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A TTORNNY.AT.LAW, SOLIGITOlt IN
OA. Chancery, Conveyance., &c. Walkerton,
0 .1.4 Ilreoe. vlenit,rty
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lirittarick Proudfo.ot.
UARRISEK11, ATTO It N EY- AT -L AW,
C.IVIILSIC11114 SOCA". PrIILIGekr.
5.eithanipm.s,Co. &woe. cr 12.6m•
' Thomism Nerewitiverolle.
UNHINEElt AND PROVINCIAL
mei Lead Pernevoe. anire awe Illeeileore,
Ibuillsois.4teert,tioduren. MIMS
1 - A. How. ,
3ROVINet A L MAN 14 11411111tioR A NT)
eivA Ileetwes-,Ofiates. Jere 1, M.
• llontlas•
(CUM KNEJNEER 'AND SURVIMOR
• III food stoat arel (honey/mew, lIssearelini
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ARCHITECT •
01ANS ANI.1 tser.o;lt ItlA IIMN a et Budd.
sotapie a nest tad ettrreel Style.
Ille Heroin Auction Mart, Xing
, ellejgfreet.feoderice. law vlallyty
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CY. 31‘o „W-134, M A. N
LAMIDACENT,
Godorlitib.
.alaskist Square,
Wereirt.tmierais toren; Wedmore) grim II am
3 e. 31;10
l'210111180N & H A.ZLEH OUT,
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Lir(Late
xes & Commission Merchants,
ollimmete's atm& Ktherree ef.,Gisgerne r
OW Dint Door tO Strong's Hotel
IC A Ile t IR
(TILE OLIniST LN THE .COUNTY.
D. GORDON
NI -1111;:111,
AND UNDERTAKER,
%tenant. Iowa tam alui new ee twee ,. entwine
assortment or Fermium, in O. Wanweeins,
W STREET, GODERICH,
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5.1110, 11,,,maus, Tables, Red.teads, 1Iair,
Cane and Wu:deemed Chairs. druldiee
; , and 11, (ilastes, taviety.ot
Nome Ilanuliclure and . imparted I!
ICOrattic1. at,
1°''rtmera of COFFIN.. Alm), 11F.AltsES
ITO (LIRE.
Org Lumber and Cordivoed (alms in 09
chenge fo. Furniture.
flettenei. thh (Wt.. 14n1
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RIFLES, 81101 G
1. t ecci, if 1 s . e.
oon.as\r,)illoysitt
GODERICII, C. W.. THURSIDAY, APRIL 6, Ig65.
One .....mmtrunimarsts,
!hallway Attldrist rear Brasile
'10141'
llamavetto, KAMM 31, 1665.
The stock *sprees train which pareed here
at four ei'elock this nivirtaing wee thrown utl
the track about hatfpaat new, a mile eget of
thie plea, in consequence of the giving out
Of • fist car helm WOO. lumber. One cattle
ear containing eighteen fet csttle, one car of
rags and ene of lumber were thrown off the
track and sioafthed up. The cattle car Ines
turned upside down aiid eleven el the,
cattle were The track was clearel
fur traffic about twelve u'clock.
Row prepared after four yeare experieuce tit
repitt what I elated (we year; a....1„ that, 11.1 -
de teunistallees i,1 11.11.retaitle • Pal
tlidiculty, that tieveruineet etnideft...1 it-
' laht Willa !treat euerey dita•retion. I 5111,
aot of opinion. that ta the event of Ilia t6.1 ed.
native the wor we Mantis! be
'slued iu any immediate danger ot coining
into Collelion with that lioverunteat wring' to
our connoctiou'A it l'uotala.. (Ilear.)
not pretetel tu elittrear any opinion as tr,,
what. may be the telusination uf the nervosa
comsat, IL it milears to we tu be quite ler
sign to the eueatioti under discuiniuu,Ivin even
assueiiiig that the result way 10.1 suelv
anticipated by the bun. Member fur lintilford
I lea believi. that the eitizehe of the U.S.
Of the North, even if entirely &yet cveu,vietely•
'hi:Pelmet. will levet incline.' tvi miter upon
smother etruggle Ituatediately with a l'Olrer
161.1111.41110, deurrmiteetion and r. sour.. to
the Soutlieru Suite. of America. ( I lear.lienr)
I form that 01' Inessesi 1 It-lieve that the
;smile of the 1.'iitteil Stoma are eni.eveitly a
aagavious people. 1 doii't thiok they art- to
Autiailde tip, glory of greit deithietuis and of
extend...41 and 1 give them eiteil ere.
Narrow Escape of Iloa. J. A.
Mar llosald.
Quebec; Meech 29, 1145.
The 11..n. J. A. Mssielonslil in crossing tFe
ice Tait er..ning to catch the (mai at Point
Levi hrel it very. narrow wienee from drown
ing,The eleigh which he was eromitig broke
three:11 the ie., and was with %tome dilficulty
extricned. I'm Model y the honerable gen
tlein.tu au& red. Ito wean injury:
C EN 41:IAN - Th s w i the
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. A • ere i no , ii . it or WIN Intlnellegol by ',wahine *Mel, he•
hospital, iii thio eity, Mt old gentletattlt wh, tuote molikiml,asel portietionly naivete ahich
will Shortly enter hit one handfed 61%d .111X1I. enjoy such fieedoin 114 they do Oleo, Lear )
year. Ihe none is John McCabe; a shoe- Out they ate 0 otgacieus peeple, and 1 .1 ei't
maker by trad ., Rod an Iridnivit ty birth.- think thev wou;s1 woe, the ...iieut uf exit 1104
11 i 1 • f I .
Mimeos* t•hatites it LS intootoottle hi deny
. in North Alberni! ere revulelsoil ie occur-
; an4 thut when thii struggle ie over,
when path, reappear', mei tranquillity is re-
establiehet, yuu Mid these e mutinies
v governed by vier ditlbreitt influences, iced
I altellig at vet y di trent ohjeets. 1 lone often
; hear Illitaimen, and di st iugutehehl atutestnen,
inumbling ever the b dance co' Powt•r in
Fmrope., It Iota appeared to tun uhruys to be
, *gloat mistake When not loot% to the 41FIrthlr-
I Sinn of power ottr vested to Europe,
' hotentlan WO shall find, used, pie limo, apeedilY
bud, 'het there are other. itithieloce in other
gam -fere ut the glom. whish will interfere
I to•deturb innoreeulutinris. It mem* to me
that this war in Mimics log repitby pry -inlet
'oiled tile cliatage. ft Memo Ian that the
I proper meriting •` balance of power "
[seenrity for commanitave ia general ageiein
predomittluit fuel r,,,.tivialer Power, and thit
I you lave to take ioto your con o lenitive/
I St 'tee 111110enteh 6143 are not to lir count.
fel attune the European l'aw is- ft et int•
poesnale, 'nine IlliStatoolin g r hat honorable
1,0st:erten may .y eh .ui the eleirocter of
Mit United Slates, to ttttt .44.1 thott theta II a
feeling asiimig them. intim...neat iiteihiwuere to
wham the hutioralde geol ken the momber
far 11raleyol, referred, regardte Eareee
ot 4 141CIS i sr ehoratter, viol u.4 me that
they look to elf h:nrope with teenage ..1
.
jealousy or radii tit 'No, belli/10.0 1101,
sod words of that hied ;ought net 10 be
unnecemarily used with espeet to the Mla•
nowt between nations; but it ie
that the cited Stater. look to old Europe
with a waut of sympathy. They have no
sympathe with country thitt id erented 'sod
sostaiiimi by trade ion t mid the. only country
to which env, look with sympathy i* that plot
eld *Melo M new. I hove unwept
obsetated this in their cooduet. Wear.) It is
mike clear, then, it is istrineible to knot.
abet relations may exist hetweee the Cnitiel
Simi., this country, and Her Majeetyn darn -
derides .0i the el her gide f,f the A auntie.
Taking these larger view', tben, might to
sounder that -1101 toinotrow dr• twit rear;
but thin ire are sm the e'en reinvents of eery
greet importance, Th question we Live to
melt ems/ vex ta, in this conntry prepuve.I
frnollne, her American leptindonteies and
colonies, or ale we to retain that tie / New;
II there etdoniee enrrensed a wish I.o e•parate
t eo•ineete .... mid it they inelsrred to be ali•
ainbod by 'the tinted States, we might ter
• s an c ,j. ct Illye I interest to visitors at two 114 beteg the moat fiv •ralrle for the p es I
the hoepital; in lull* sociable with all who neutioil of an emermiee tech viols, require
debits tu enter into couaersation Milli him, mat Fat/LOCO. gre exertioes. • There
and 3. reitunkolilv Wel Itt:sity lor 14 .nusts are other reasees eine inthice ne. to ,
et' his years. Tie saina institution tripports that ..)iinion. I have
a *onset in her ninetyninth year ; she IfFer forming my juaginet
'If the !tattle Of • (iial1117,.. att01 id 1011 • Tad% 110300 Ltitee
foyori.e with the jetties.- London
type.
s by the America.
.PAliltAMENTAki DEBATE ON THE
DEFENCES -OF-CANADA.
IMPORTANT SPEE...-
rowdy rl
Canada to ,be larlesded at nif"--c'el,n2A
' Hazard..
houee of Countioni, on the 12th this
FOR SALE!
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NADE TO ORDER,
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31 C, DVINTOSIL
Opposite the Marlset.
el., All kinete of repairing done on moat
reasonable tenet. eC2)
noderich, August 2e 19414. stw94
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RAHAM SMITH
Merchant Tailor,
11AlUEVI SQUARE, GODERTCH
IN 0, noos eve tr ..ottoroIny al nowt Arlo olott
Silinte., ran tt• the Aro IMoloorp4 Ntrelt rmen 11.%)4 .1174T itr.rEivIm A
Mori, tr. 1 4411•41•111towl otagoorlo Ioontont.on
flowort r.414.0,4, Irtellont, roorrel• Largo St Virell-Assorted
srocK
000 alonttiarlowsk, rye, ThOtoday.
olinneerr liM 011otooFti sur rroeureer4s wear rfiLL AND wiNTER
41,04ervie. remiss. 1 Su
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f in- 16601,
klinCOtani, oot fielri 1,1 village Wreuentry
lat:Sgi) AUCTIONEER, RA YFTELD.
eneuseisto. watiell•
e. IllIctvtdlew„
ICIIINAED AUCTION PIER for HURON
1.• sort Hams Sales penemelly Attended te.,
Aalreia. liederm P. 0„ erbodyreo
J ohn
a"11 Al, COMMitg9ION AnENT
11999reellewer ea Qum*. lemn-11,
allaWahilatoresenoit, k...1e, Olteee on Ile al
burs lIgIsipmetlfiteeitehews.u.W 9:9
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l'oror AI' Roe.
rflitWgitilhit A if COMMIatattri
rideserear, rim ste doe . W. Fora rid
bermatarealrosoe. eny howl ea-
.reelled Mai ineolv• prompi etsesnua.
w40.1ranat
WOW
\..1.0e,r, • ahittoartritot•t“..ter•
\21111,relf A. N it1.4Le
8.1 •
.1161ri*EVT5,1N/Wrirtms,
rgs..p..,t.i..7.d...,4,0,4;1 mat
ItIbeetallea 0. tereeeeed em
ill
aMwe moire. arid a* taw le...tirepai•
labertieelaeteee merle ter reek.
Mit Now roairtga. AND'S to
to.orwa so ore Ammo. hi,. may he
Ilum et riu elm ,. . ..
Er.t..,‘,..,,h., 10.1UL '0949
C35001:1S1
And a erthelr Pane', Artielea, epee e•
Shirts,Collars, Neckties, Caps,
Which he is prerreel to yell Cheap for
I. IMO at*
Litt 1111-GOLBORNE
I OT 7 i• the Itli was. W, aerial
1 for ref/. (I 254 essli, holaace in time.
Thia land la of exeellerit inallty; with shout
ir.0) acres rheum', w.thin miles of (imlerleh,
el winch ere gravelled. ktply to
.1. B. LiORDON.
Ooderich, )(arch 6, 1446. sikw6 flw
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NOTICE.
Li, (her indebted y3 John 31. wh,odon,
fli late of the VIllege hf St Melene, ln the
Ilremnereo 6( Wrionweeek, as areentling
&teak by book seemed. as otherwise, We
11,,,_er°^Ati,otitu'd ,12( r,N3 thesserne otherelee
tine; o ttlie ardre.
.10111 Mart:DONALD,
akeetf H. # N.
4herirs
ffrali reb.:1110. •.05tel
ings se e,r
and upon Oil, s
fumed theit cone
ut beee laduetwed lit
upon ;estate bf each
tat sort of randy rhetor•
mewed at pablie meet
j•wiritela in .\110.1.3Ca,
people Millie 40111111ry ,
11/tUf 114 30 the possible
charerter red 1, .100001 !If the Antetiewe pee.
• look tip 0 1 1.1.14e eriortonsionir ot 03111110n
• an.,61,1 ,,,k *Jinn, thltae '410111,01 Wel
l'alltd101tC tire of which we bear so much.
aud *Inch o sueb favolites on the. other
ode of t Atlantic ("liver, 'bear " and
11'11.61.0, and I ehould stippewe this
SOrie WW1 the eepreiliioll q.t. the real 1
the .kme.ietIll Iatople ad tall! thew.
fortneil the 1.1 .nt 11111eiltlellt
here le anether mason elly
win hot he adopted. l'hy.
must not he eatitowel•
*1 nd lV•iritl. It
Indent eines ...... ate our eneewetion with di gutty atoll erith•
banned out dimmer. Ilut if. on the -other hoed, thine
.,.I are the views 'which are mere. ieenerally
eepted-it there shout.) Ise on the pert of
Ma. mid • the. other North American
a newer. led deep desire to lortn
tete' IVA develop ito rei.alreen,
tiro/tog...inlaid et Elig•
hour alien we *hall
lose oti• dertendener, bid • ill 11 perMallellt.
7..2 mid Inenii-th;e1 it sou; • the greatest
*Deal Wunder that eau lie roue& • d for us
to renounce, relinquish end avoid the lists
bi ity of' maim:tieing oar intereste In c.,n.
at the pr. nen! moment. (Hear, heitr ) If,
from eosim homier.* of etpeir., A.., Were 10
lint the nOstreed01111 we new occupy in North
Asue-wit, it would lie ultimately. as re;anli
our reenteeee and neolth, 114 fatal an..: disess
truism step as he taken.
I thiisk that finir ye,grs 'well not
have been: lOrt, nod 11,41 r,on; she
first the affsin of Nerth. Ametie* 111138
1013 131,11 .31111/1144.1.0.1 Of .the hyper ltee,
.to they have IlOW aitait14.0, 1001 Mitich
front Ike lint I !este felt thermust anain. 1
.1., tiot wish to entpl..y intuits. but I term th,it
IroinOlidgen•lito slue!, liavc been
eziwesseil or me -obeli of lIer Msjesty'e (loy.
onetime during, the hist four years. Those
jail ;meets mean (lie atenggle in America arid
M
Mr.
lion to
the &tel.
iufor mat Me
clearing him
takine thk
1,,
FITZIIER VILD eallei sates
report Sf Colonel deter.. on..
of Canada, aml aged for
totem c
ieviv:v .kin
ith the deinirentey
not formed of tho *cam o
ither is it taerely erne:ion of
111 1.1 Ix Mail which speculates 111 111100
•1 1 11 reference thereto. After mills that progress* (1,einel cheers' sod Lug
df front fib*. imputation:, i ter.) It is-• territerried demfsersey, if I Piety
ll/Se that'epithet' without ellenditt„: tlie right c.f.
hinierable geetleume opmente. (Ilear, and " evenelera
r•t lan43.300 A ri.tntle, "rho has tangle us mom ant to limserve
of tivt *Mae 1,11in fe we know. rwver mid a lend until Ilint mots
msg.
Iiich
t
agaInst
334, shut
n proproled
ferenoe
to awl the
eireum-
look to
.which
eutl
the
ese , and disci:tallow a
Mtention to attebute. to the Ft:ler:id°
tamest or 1,, the nplo gorier:illy a a
ility tsowurd tit*. country. h
cettain portei1 ,coutittgelicies
oil to 'lent: :flee hetwe
d tic.: Unite ‘It.itt-e,ati
1 .1ieuld ft, lie
rt:
Country a
hieh En;.,
h eyes, nor ...regard a
made daring th resent
twogn the Ceeit.e,ele. • te n.
Fe leral authorit ;
stares, it Rea of impoi
the deleue.e of C41114,14,
in tlao event klr war the -first
fall, awl, Ile 110 one woe1.1 advise
colony stims1,1 bo 1 -ft to defend ite
quarn:1 whie it would be bend'
esdely Oft servo of its oonitectiim W,ith
this einititty, hit . ruciao.ltal Coilinder
what were its Incline of defence, and What
it elion1 1 lie our duty to coutrilette
wards it., defences, the Mate of which he
described. He referred to the pin:noels
soot annd in Ole report of Colonel .lervois,
and 101,a get.; had boot Liken by
the ;man omen to corry fen them. pr. -
POWs, luld trottiblent the difeneite
tiourgeo of the adoesy. 110 eras tied the
activity ef the .1tuericaus iu forts 'tag all
tl, ir ult. nible poiuts With the pithy
mrestni by us in hlingillter •n••gleetilig
the defences of our noel vnintrabie point,
Canada. He urged this as a twitter, he
said, of preenag.atel pant:mown nesseity,
nod that Unless we set to work vigilantly,' I
an.I came to at, ate Uillerstaiitittig I
with Vane la AS to the propertion this I
muntry 'tumid bear OP the cost of its ;
means of defeece, the eonseepienees wouPd
be festal..
Mr. W. FieRsTett, observing that if
England were to undertake to put the
whole Condi. r of Cana,la in a condition of
complete defence the expenee retie! be
almost fabuloue, rid the question will
.whoth,r, in the previa relitions berneen
till. country and Canada, we ought not
to call upon the coleny to look to her own
resources and spend her onn money in her
own defence, if she desired the connection
should ooutinue. Hut the real q taittnn
was whether there Iran nUffiCiettt Magian
inereasing tier 1114000 of defence at all.
Tie believed that the fehre of hostilities on
the part cif the I Tnited Sltutes were unrea.
Minable slid utterly groundleoi, and he
drew from some of the facto referred to by
31c. Fitzgerald conclusions tormietent with
pacific and friendly feelings ou the part of
that G•vvermuent tow:Info this country. -
Why, then, he nekeel elie01.1 tioro be this
extraordinary suspicion of Miseries T it
amiss, he Reid, from the effort* of two
elaseee---one COWSItting of Confederate
agents and sympathiaers ; the other of
disappointed prophets. Hiring insi eted
upon the grounellessnese of the feant of
war with America, he protested ag ,thst
reshin;g into in enormous expense for the
defone, of Canada.
)!,- Ise tettrA I do not, think II* fl•w.
ernment; Irak. placing the repeat ef tMlone(
tenni, upon the tab'e, could have expected
thm enhject would not be touched mete in
this Hews, mid I d: ncte (birth it &mid have
been tirouglit forward with greeter moderattee
than has heen shown to night. 111 reconect
might, on • Traniettlar ocession, reerelline
to the recollectirn of 11101le whom 110 whims,
ed the great irritation which was the result ot
the affair ef the • Trent.' he, the hen...rattle
gentleman ',Nowa°, iraluired why fent yews
had bran allowed in rya. sway withwit those
premtratione beteg made which it wary eine
fessel rl. ne,.. ,..ry frit. the p. oper -n,y1..•rt
of the dignity the emint ry 'Chnt rpea red
to me ellen, eat appeared to am stilt, 1,, bn a
very di 'heel I quent tun to meet. (Ilene hear.)
With regani to tho general opinion 00
Ameriesn affaile erre...mei hy the eminent
laatatilaottl 10 whom reference has her mode,
sod in whom place the greenlet. confident's,
I' mar *Ay that have frequentlY eepresited
similar opiehees in this Rout*, end AM they
lire in ir.perta nuMally eanestud in sad
stared by Lord I ferhy slid myself, (Ilea?,
heftr.) With a feel reeollect ion Of tele, 1 do
fret 1Seliere that it 11 prefelhie tn retell erly
efaustnon *biol. hoe forhem from the lipe n(
(het nnbia tun dyeing Om lut fuer yeam
test min in any way piatify Rileeion
end the reformers el the hon. gratiesiaa. 1
asa nut hare.to night to impute, aurl have ore
yer imputecl,sntriink sdalnat
Melt of the I'm ttti Ara: ut this
ghtud ttruzgle; het on the contrary, T ins
soar me them this-th it the cit tiratiirs
the nod are OW lemitinclined to medium, and t
• Greirrien. (Uttar, hem.) Now, In-InZ
a territorial ilemounwy, their chaeamer haa
lirest firmed wed iiillueneed ill • alaallter by I
de, propeyty with whieh they an..e.enteeted, I
avid by thagto•sults tlit•y 1Mlow, tool a lease 1
of respensihility arising from 111.- reality of
their pos,CnOionit In. Medi Hill...oft their
cetele. I. 0 ea..) And 1 Imlieve
they are very mitch.nore inclined I., we:Collie
the retuniiiig 1..tnirers to tle•ir lo owe
around them the products of the mid to
kreles4 happieces iit them Ineseeholdi to
whirl, they see so inuels attached, thato
plunge into th • mit ries era ie. w and pooling
war. (flear, 11.. sr ) (An, these
re my •minions ;pvie•rnly. I coins( conveyed
nifoell that .1.17 great eimagee have
plate in .1ron,im of late years, and
thges I Is ore reason to belies. are net
this Melee with sufficient serioue
11110 0311,11011 111,7 ant011t14 tO no its poitnilies conwounoicei have been, for
utile'. I wiil ask honors!), the mint tom, iitieenisient, Mee 61,.; we
ons,nnelsm, it, shoe of were tsof 1 lir ftta worn iit he•mber lif 1 lit! 1 301,
WI. met' in this Homo ernineet that the S•ildll might be ,;1,11 to fotsre
rtisn 01 the n...1-1,1 rn.inplet .1 her in•lepee Wine, and spa •cles
tat we m .y call hey, Neon in tile whirls led all Ei4.1.1,01 to
United :•itat, s 'Remove Om lathe reengititiee *ef the
mid the Set Stites W:10 3-1 he ei;weet....1. 1'ery
10 our shortly alterwardi another g:e.tt m.C•reity,
ice, a now lost to thi* Mose avid nO Oue
tech that Imes mem dimp'y then myself -I mean
0, the late Sir IL hew ii -told us that Ise did 1110
eeletkftliZn 010 existence hf a single elemeet
I poiiiienl iiirletemilmice in the S.,uth. Well,
MC.nrAiit.tit liniot.s perplexed the
• and hoe sliowts *lint from the lino
Intre never tokeit that !pew
m Iii••11 we feel 4 right to ea
we went led es l•eliere t em
ity in the liureminent that
3-t the' etenod simeethy
uggling art the :km:11
titer lined the 111:11
eli matte a has.
I welds sal
ot lirtr•
t.
thy
rega
11010,
teal III,
members
• th .t its
bollr yeart
W114 ilten
three great
of .knierint .
11454111.100 an ily•pes
own S ....• .• Jot ;
con,tly certain
poittieal pOWer.hut tido
.fertility or seil, and
&moss wimp shod hes
me el these three divisimie
itn•netew chang •s. In the I
civil win It vs rage,: f. w ten y...i
that war teiniimite th
'weather ler lihevIlord suggettt.
Item that we shell see the save seis
form of government estal.lithed-or
the forte be the same not Only the
1.9)
a in
11 rein
iris
O. '11.3t
41 4111011;
tre-.-tirel.
fishy, C.Illat
I, faindy,
!lid not poseee
extentet•uni
Mend wealth w
told, In every
ere 'have been f
med States a
mid even i
Itov•
nrei
Cie Go.
id the situ.
pect. One
en, if illifee eat oe.their
and the highe.t net
wz.I with thote etc, were
dm States while on V
attered-as -riveted hetore I civil
romineneed (Ileac, hone) e must - 1 tsor whom jot! Tinent upon
lect that even if the Fed., Governmen etalr34., p1411.11-0 001 411.
should be triu it .W1V1 Lave to deal rticularly 'batched f
with moot p.•11.11, eueations and with 6. le ,ressed opiell ms ef a total'', ne
fftecoriented pew tiou. I meet not dwell ee Sir, 1 not Iler
much uoviti the the static of the Seuthern llo ',tent !meow he nf est
community, but the slave population vii.1 then ttiffieu they have made miwthee 001
be no longer shives ; ere sill he sevend •vpieieti. inconsioyet with each rtlwr,
m'llions of another' r emancipated 1111.1
invested with. all the righta of freemen. arid,
• for as the letter of tl* raw is concer tied,
they will be upon nit equality with the Si111011
PAC!, with whom they can pueinbly have no
tiympathy. We know from ezperiente nod
proetive that there a difference betemn
those who are recently emancipated ant the'
-I will, not call it a superior race, because
that might offend honey able gentlemen oppo-
site (a laugh); nor will I call it an inferior
nice, but a raee that ix not idunticil with the
other. N.dhing tends more to the discontent
of people thee that they should be in 004.
11(411000 of privileges and rights which prne
ucally are not recognized, and ',hitt! thee do
not enjoy, The, are the element.; of polite
cal discontent, aeil it 33 possible that oche,
this war is over the American government
may have to deal ith great mames
fineontertted popteatinn. To do this
resefully yea tniret have a evenly govern -
rood. Whnt deem that mean ? Why, you
mutt have a centralising 40ternnICItt1 IVA the
American government Moe Arid it reemery
to have recouree to (hone itral nitre principle
daring these event*. The eovernmerst mine
leave en army nt its command in order to
maintain the order And unity that it ii hound
to Wield. These are the elements thilt can•
not fail to prodium great difficulties in the
IlnitedAtatee. even if they rem, triemphant
net of theatre:tee in whirl, they are engaged.
lInt what is the retinue of the rolunies end
dependeneks ef her Majnety In that cen•ory?
:Four yeare ngn, when thin struggle broke nut,
WIllst 1 do egret I lie ul tli nte
diteurdint donee itart---11411Uely,
thut all thl • t ne Her Majesty's :Monies hove
not liven .11 feii 0.1 01 we are nor/ 114,keed
le., 'di the pOilihility of dmigie
lin.ig..tg over the • that Me hive lust Icor
years, and UN Imo bout to mike ad .4,h
on a very emalf• scale and tweetearily with
very limited ttesonrece. 01eitr, hear.) Ruh
sir, thin it, aftsiVall, hut 'Teri littIe matter,
provided se am now font) '111 I sound prin•
tittle. If the Poriiateent o knighted in de.
termini -it to r coin •ti /11 with the
coloniee el lIer S1.4eety, ed upon en
unequivocal expression of upbti on their
part that to that eonnet lion they ng v ith
tieelingx of char:titer who!! iat the
national sentiment la erectly :
if they: pone that t ie report nvel rat ore
which been ',nodded or yeeol
peellig the feelisl 41 1,1 the coloniveme who!'
unfounded, nrof d they then's. lee* ere
rnsolveil to maintain it until they vono'ate
in oar groat career, and bee1011111 our
well' no our albeit end ftiends.then 1 shall net
regret whet los iseciatrt it It line 14,1 tu re•
that there are tiro eteisequeneee of perbae
opinion being of I.te aeitafed Noon thie topic
--that WO Mb cons, i..110 now of what OW duty
to the tolnities is, so..1 that we Are' repartol
to fulfil that boy in is *loch 1 .1011111
nut will conduce tu the toren ;ill and indef.
!Armee of the British Eineire. etiear,
ear.)
Mr Tleourr-1 ten Cs debate we., be
there wee rory little in enmmon between them. ggefnI, 111012h km ° li4e4 10 1017, 1.11430
The tie fled boned Ilieflt In this eonntey Vie tolmIt the ifyiptirtatice of the rinemion ?nought
*Innen one of formalitv ; what sms been hefore the llottee, *het I thiok it te one of
1VOL. XV1I.-NO 10
territory of (*an eh t the l'uited Staten. ;
Wear, hear) 'We 0,1,;lit to know that, iii
order to pui °unwires right upon the que
lion, noel that we may nut be cpiled tout to
talk billy aitil to net fully. The Coble and
itt the head of the tiovernment-nr hey g.,.•
ernineto, 'at reeponsilde for lia% nig '
compelitel this difteussinn ; became. rote ,
is to he had (rent the Houle of C ttttt mons- 1
*11,1 it will only be the bevinning of 001101 ••••• I
(hear, heor)-it Id clearly the duty of the ;
Housetop britig the maper muter diectootou.
heor.) This is perfectly clear for ;
mitny remelt's, hot eepeciallv lance vre hs.s. I
herrn front the:(.1.wenior-Ileiteral of rein& I
that in the North Anterfi. 1 PrOtilleer they
are shout to eel( into nce a new nation•
▪ 't and I. Psr oise, .thould certainly object
to the taxation of this country being expend,
ed um..deesly on behalf eWanv nationolity hut
uur owe. (Ilea,. bate) Watt I 41,,,11,1.1
like to ask the !louse first of all ea thi*: Will i
Create atutek the State. 1, Cetteinly not. -
Will the Stases attoek outdo. keeping 8-1,g• !
land oht df vieo altogether 7 thertniely not: I
t here ts not • item in the tinted Stale*,
probalq, *hone voice would here the sia.1,1
est who would recia oid or iluire
that aii•atiark should be inade hy the Cutoff'
Sinter On it W1111111. We'd
itrinceetion to .tlie 12 Miura, Mime) Their
Imre .1411„tern, at we know. 011 1 he fool
tier lan•ly. 1 Ise, t. anadean eiesple h.sve le-eu
wie.r111.inennie mienhen of this Home, I
or a greot many men atmeig the ri.•her cattle.* ,
of this comity. When the ref from 'les
s.eit it - 1 an% ti..t Ape:1,1114 tbe rt•specttible,
holioraltle !pen frem the South, mney of
whom have Jell that -coiettry daring their
tsoutnea, and for whom 1 feet the great-
est commissermi tttt - hut- .1 emu' the 1
rullieas 14 en the South, et ;
large htliiiheni have mitered Could', and I
who have employed themes -too in a course of
policy likely to embroil us with tho l'ened
Settee -when tsey ithwred Canada the Cana.
donne treated them with thi• too switch consider.
atoms. 'limy impressed very openly opiiiiiika
boon e ow the 1. lined Stolen, who*. power lay
glom to them. The United States have not
a syttaide to say ageing( Canaan. thevenee.
dire people belief they Were wrong ; they
have 1100 returned to their right mind', old
there is not yo man in Canada at (hie nivenent,
1 beta:al.,. who hot aily kind of idea the, the
11IeSed States ioverioneut km the 11111,illest
notion of attacking them, IMO • or ut any
!Mum time, 10i nee -Pala Of enything which has
trauripiveij between Canals ised the United
Stole*. If there einnes a tilir in which
Canada may be made a victim, 11 b• •
war get up between the tiev••rainent of
Weshingnm and Hie tioreritin •rit of Loudon.
feel it became* ea to enquire whether that is
at all proluble. la there anybody iu the
House in fever of such a e'er 1 I will
take the of, expeoein !nit opinion,
dart there hoe o•ver been an 'Adminiotration
in the 1.7iiit•••1 State* sure toe tone of the
n•volutionary war up to this hour inure ern,
tarty favorable to peace'''avith ell fores,ps
untrien, arid neire esperially (smoothie .to
pen ill) this country, than the I:overeaten*
ohich • ident Lincoln ia the hem,. item,
head. I will .-talte to say that the most
lint bats tither' place
will he unable .to point sinee w
President L;iicoln, has said, or :vie :ne
he has written, or a. sift& act he do
since his 1i:tit twee/talon to power, t
betrays that anger or rade* illteelieg
emengsshis couistry which POnte here.
inflneltell4 the breasts of hilt eshinet.
IG then, Canal* to net for war, it Eogl.ind is
nut foi• war, it the 1 Stat0II are not for;
war, whence it the war te come? [Rear,itear)
Why, giving bark bier y ears ago, We remit:me
what ueettrred. when the mei ann.' here
of the first sbot fired at Fort tiiinl'er. 1
think thet wait about the 4th. of A pril, and
irate...timely after i. was ammenced ilint •
new Minister was coming • from . the !felted
:emus to ties country. Mr. 1/(Ins havl
presemcd Diet, 1114 he not reprewm the
new tiovetiounit, low Ille torn President. lie
w ould rather um weleitake anyt1 ivig of inn
porton,. It was announced (hot 1114 suave.
xor hal left New Yorkist, certain cloy and
we know that when we have the date of a
delete ture from Nen York for this country we
. ari CP11;1114(.1 the time of ar ival here w
in twelve home. )1r. Aeloam arrived io too,
-dOn 011 11te 1 .1th of May, aud when lie opened
his newspaper the yext morning he towel it
rental:all the prorlarnatiAti of stetttraii.y and
the nekniosledjinent of tlei Lelligerent tights
the &milt. hi. my opinion the proper
Collrre • S11114 1n11113 Leen tu 1%,1%.., %tailed Wail
!dr Alamo arrived. aud to Lave discerned the I
matter with Mei ie friend:7 ma mer, vr" ea '
nxpfrinati in Might Imre been given of the
grounds-1;pin %loch the Englieh
e.lt theme.lree humid to inn. it. 11-st eveiy•
thing wax done to MI with:wily mantles., auf
the elfi.ct MA LOA erd groat condor' at Well
mon.% generelly to grieve mono people of
A repine weie mien anal dis tor the eorl•
tinuaneu of friendli 1111111 ain enlile- relations
hetsreeti: that c runtl, .thel K41;11'11-1. Three
are shipeorneis here, mid L ask them what
wouid be The leeliegs of the people of this
country a they hod nu:Teo-it as the •Itip,aners
01,10e:riot have metered ? As a ewe, ao
their ships tam bleu (Liven front Ill* toeewt,
Is there a war party. then, its America I
tidier. there lend it ir the same poly
which. w.ss n war !arty eighty Yearn ages. It
s witty represented by a number of gentl••
men Who Pit 1/11 114 110111:11,•11111141 by Hone else
sit here. [ layigh.J they, en in the tented
Slates who alb tumble to this country lore
4111/111: whe atre recently' Cie malcontent subs
jects of the night honorable gentleman the
member 1.r.‘ Tem wie I It. ( [mug hter. They
thimi, tot St 1r oln Iluble lord at lite A..,1
of IT,- (4 ortort• meta offer* cominiatiois testy
jig sorb N *nape 1111 this when he tell* them
Ilhat the right* of the, tenant aro the wrongs
of the londiuril. I llotr, 11040.1 Mal 14
the uely war p thy in the United Suites. end
1 est M war perty in the dap of Lord- North,
the real power ef the I toed Melee does
Ito mink in that elm*. Vie talk of Amer,
emu ohs. F.:m..1,614g 110110 !notion of the
1•••;eil• tion of New. York -arid wool.' net
apply the wiml even la them -such thinge a*
ilo in thin United States. tor the sake of
forcing either Congress or Ilea En:votive to ti
particulate' c. lase of lietion, ere eltuJether
1111dinuen. The ineh tu your seise es that
party of chivulvoue gentlemen in 140 Son111
Who have received, 1 all, nor.) to say, so mach
sympathy 110111 401110 pormins la this centitiy
sad in this lionise. lint the real power is iti
the hande of another elem-the landowners
throughout the country -nod there ilre Intl
bunt ut them.
eltect inve,ti ',dor 0
the ennanithathe of thet t real rhangy in North ,Onle 4011090Y• 1" unP"ginn" Ifge1", b"
Americo'? Yoe have now a perforce, federn. gime k ref.," I° '11e l'omIbtld1 01° '80 w'111
tiint, with the element nt nationslity Memel, 114 31"teot ond igg 4031011 *gig"
*intend it ; Ony tenet liter paiedniimi hy from this, that it is difficult to ditenie the
millions. And they areitaltnisCiows Um they rueinfran 'Rhea( saying thinge which tend
have a (Patric( more fert,;a nod as tmit of gglher In 11" liteetion .1 waf 11"11 0r P0000.
territii7 clue! to tbe unappropriated nsertrei ' The rliffieulty now before lisle t et t ere is
of the Ram! Statee. These rare the elematt. nn exteneire colony or deeendeney of this
end prognostice of new influence% that hoe@ le0°"11:7 14.13"1" tr; the railed )1011011, lind if
let(ing,,I the tharecter of the retint.y. N..,r them Im • war party in the rnited States -it
1
irl It satinet rolutem Ant Ow y do not ter! trans 'Airty hostile to 'hi,' coutit ry, Met eircumetanee
eil the kashhole edkieh ehanoterisee nee rands it a Very StrOng lettild.141011 10 •nter
eesnmenitus than thn CtOted 'Uhler., 4,4 Owl i withont mueh hemostion into a war with Eng
ther Illiall hero's*, 01,, eill my, the Heria or I land. '''''ron" it 1.""I" (/`,"1,11:""°41',C""ada l'
the New World. Well, What WI Ilea the *ow I tali Ittfliel tl real h11,1111,00111 on thee enentry.
((item of kfmtien ' Four year ago when this" At the fame time, it is perfectly well known
war broke re, Moen.° was a ragerte ww, mi tn ell Intellirnt rn,n, 4n4 .4petiqlly to all
weak geeeestruset. It is now err mapesse, and staturoon noel pshlio men ef the fleited
1
te haaasesuree no hy the interims:nes a tub leats.-‘14 is te.31 koncrn to them 101 it 10 311
of the meet ancient Metes of lioropisom eii-7thet there ist we power *harmer let Ilth
Eranee and .1ustrics. lk hen es all eft' those . 1 .
seer • d erg 11 tbe
IrAtilltaXTON Said - Roemer
long this diseue mny hater twee, for
one, cannot regret that it hen taken plats ;
I ir by the majority 01: m•mhent in this lioleie
two opinions have been expresed• which earn
net fail in be futelrl in the quarters to which
tloy relate. The first nniiiion 34 thet which
has Moen pethilierly dwelt mem by the how
citable member who hes jest sat down, name-
ly, an earnest desire that the moat friendly
milatioas eheitlfl he maintained lief mon Ormst
Itiitain met the United Steles ot Amerini;
and next, the opinion that shoold maintain
the menet-thin whieh exists between thia
roentry and ent provirwee on the North
At/wrier continent sr long r the people et
thole. protineee kre (111100111 of maintaining
their connection with the mother chuntry.-
tHsar, hear.) Tha honorable menaber who
hav juin epoken ham Mao whet in nor. reaped
may appear a paredoxical, but what, I think,
amen
as haraini nature la emu:diluted, was a very
einici.intor) stemeli'lutviavde the 1.iliited Suttee.
Though lie rt. tiered a long crepe of events
tei peeve that the United .ettitee have bees
moot gris•vinsly ill -bleated by this et,111.387,
I doe. t agree wins hoe in 11117 ul 1 ItelIe
ptt11114. (1 fear, hear ) •It eti doubt a pert
of I:mese Itatilre Illyt you cannot ploys. any
men or ally Si of' loco 14.,Iter Ikea, hy telliug
them they hese been exceedingly ill use.1.-
("Ileor," and a leeurh ) 1 wou't follow the
Itotioralile weather whets he conamoilet tliot
Ne 10111101.4 t110 belitletete•Ut 1 141.41 a 1111
Stalth-an etas th,, rftsult
neeetatv aitil sot Of choice : will reit
hen tett., the ,leiessoon of the 7 Cent gees' 11,1i,
which 1 thought heed lobo fully dielmeed of.
anul into the title/410nel Which hey.
Wien tn. il,seeniesent, or rattier, 4 ehould
May. Ili. pmeole ol melte parte Of r1411101111111141
1110 1 toiled Staler, hecause, as he admitted
hirossof„ iler colleted! toe Ceinidiam
ertoritent has been mitt as to be aelsitstwledged
gratefully by the lioversiment of the (bitted
States an a fell and emeiplete fulfilment ilf the
.1inies of a Iriendly eteighlroriocii.
hear.) Ilse bole orallle geutteman says them
exists in this couleur a.jealousy 01 the ellited
Stews. Sir, I utterly Cory that auertirin....et
(l'heent.) "A' feet int jealeusy of the Central
Stairs.. 011 tile contrary, I am sure that
evert' Eng,tillinici unlit lee! preud •t eeeitev
umni thti Niteroi& of the .Stlantie it commu-
nity seining frown' the mine aniwatry aa GUF
selves rising in the scale uf
attaiiiing every degree ut prOlirtrity-aye,
W A 01 u well as wealth. (Ilear,
hear.) 1 tli-refure entirely deny that there
'hoe been in this; eowitry nny feeling or _teal
Duey ase regards the State*. l'ieloubteelly
tliere are men, who, Jawing from the bon.
gentlenmii their theory of gelvennount,
cannot mei vrith the same apprubeition which
live feels the total on the other bide of the
Alliuttie of &oysters of g•rvernment which we
do not think te the best or the mord conelecive
to the happines of those ler whine it was
eetabitahrol. (liver.) ilto that is ot entirely
different tMag front; tile feeling which the
hotiorabl.• h supreweel. (ttlar,
Muir.) Ne doubt, dutiox .this conteet
America there Itas been experhomed, and
probably felt both in the :Cern mid the South,
smile irritation areinst ths eiluetry. !hit
tliot irritation Wm counsel by the tiotur•il feel.
mg winch two Ono Orr ill 4 ipue•rel *het
11 InIlly WhO dOes 1101 erp011ne either
11441,4 14, to a imiltin tie tree, dodos! hoth aides
he Injury, Iltr giving them maw X% Ude of eon%
paint ow of jealousy. ( Ilear. hear ) The
Norte wishes us to declare their *1.141 ; the
South ue tit deelltre tin thews; and, as
• mainmined a perfect nentrelity bet teen
ur 110111e alightdegn-0 el irritntion arose
en bells melee against us. I leer, hear.) But
I M4U elm .Ily pentiali.h..1, with the honorable
geittlentan, dint 11111.1,4 lite great bulk of t
Centel Staten there are teelinge deeper t
that irritation -feeling,. of )(nod Wiil 10
the ermatry wall which their secrete
connected (heir, heart ond 1 emeriti.
•hen this unfurturtate commit sh
eeasni, whisterer its termination,
frefift,r of good wilt rt.htti
ought to prevail betels.. the t nations will
hike 1 110 place of any temporary irritation
which the war may have olet..4111ioned.
hear.] 1 am quite satietiml also that Eng-
land will not giee to America any just eause
of complaint; that war will, not proceed from
:de, mid if, se the horn gentleman t
inswed from then*, nom we may
bar w 'undo! espertaviym that, in
spite adverse 111r41100/1 for 1110 musaent,
and in te uf thi. pot tic -aliens of many,
the frost, relations te.taiim this country
and the Um -11 Suite.* will itot internee/ real
danger of option. (1Irne,
that, ist 110 maw why we should Net re the
1111:41111 ill onr pow plaet, 0111t 14110W-elt1
sent, if 1 may so rall he in, in Xanailit and
the Northern provieeek,ie etale of defence,
should they be anackeiltil, (Item., hear.)
There is no better seeuri fur tweet) then
atreiqth to resiril attack, i isttacl.; should
corm. (lIeer, lieer.) 'Thist it, no pr./viiea•
nem It ia all abuse of tesine:to asy 11.i(
when ycit employ means to permit thsti4nr
you •re provoking that •larig••r arnitatitg
the party against whom those prechniimis
limy lie takee. [Fleur, beer.] If 110 animosity
rents, these precuutitini can have no ener.t.
rreept drat or inspirieg 001th:elle! ill the
party whose (aver they aro made. [Ilene,
Iwo.% I 11, on the other lintel, there be a des
;minim ettees, 'het ilispositem is Mire 00
lie liatentel preifort ail the eli.inee
'nieces* is diminish d. Now, eannet itgri•e
With my right honorable friend [Mr. leiwej
in thinking thin whatever see the diffieultiee
-a el meloulstedly there nvisy lei --
in sucerailelly icsistoig. am attack, if it should
nuide loy Aline**, w Mieuld regard the
d -fence ef Cattails MI. an untlei taking winch
we weld not aneeeiel in accomplishing. I
think, ran the emit:110y, 1 1141 Canada May 131
tieh:llthtd, and I o3.0 fie! thet is due to our
loyal fellviw ciiuntryinen in thine Northern
poiviiiees wipe.* thnt, At all event*, ire
rhotil.1 retake the naempt nnete.nfully to de-
ltoid her. [I 1..ar.) Kot convening, theve
hoe. tu the .irgoinent Of my hencirable
friend that Cowie cannot ise defend, td,
leost of n11 t eorielir hist eifecluate
that, assuming it:fence to be imiroesible,
ought forthwith to iolidraW our %runlet. 1
neither *lin the argtiatent nor mien? to
it* corie:usion nod 1 noi annions thitt the. e
111101111.1 Ire mistake OM the -
sea that it tiny be hilly iiii4erstood that it is
not the inteettill of the Doessranient to" fol.
law tIse miring of ray right bniutrehlit friend
and withdrew oar ttoopn from t'anadm-
(Cleee-s ) On the seitrary.tr., rttoult,., how.,
,,( demi 4., met the* our duty Rd •
110,10 litilettl hind*. St tl to1eryllting
o•00, %het we shell hem the 11411/rtinn of the
Ilritish mitien in doing everything -that we
Cielt tit &fund .•tir,tdlowereuiiirymen in Itana.
de. ( Dear. hear ) 1 have already said,
I am persuaded that the tene 01 moderation
which hen prevailed in tha debate feint be
useful b nit in Canada end in the (*lilted
Suttee. (11seir, hear.) No doubt there are
deem olio here endeavored 10 perovaole
people nt the nivel &abet that there
exoste in that country • spirit of houillity
teas, de them, arid flat wa see'lookittig tan
for 40010010 of florist. There ten, holreTer„
loe no reel urjutsrmord. for opierrel between
us. We certainly shall not seek *orb
‘rou...16 nor *hell we, intreol them; and if the
stweeh the honourable gentleman who Isns
just rat down 14 a trs e nod faithful exp,sitios
of the A...temente of the peopie of I Ile
States there Can be no well founded apple
henaion iliat the peace happily preeatting
betWeeri 114 in lin/Wet Of 1
can cliefirin the stiornemt el my right hon
°motile friend, thnt th,, tiresent relateane be-
tween the lav.a liovenimenta perfeetly
friendly Nter/ eatiefa.•tor). )Ve hen,
no c 1,leent to irks of the trovernmeril
the I :eited States-(lienr, henr,)--t hey Amen
acted in a fair ai.d himetsrable manner in el
the mistier* that ',ley hare arirtil Ilettreet
there al• elaima whi,h they
here put torwaol, not uviring them at preprint
but 'ming tlie ennead fie their detnesion at
acne, tutor • time. No dow.t, Alen, we hare
claims upon them swhieh we do red put for-
ward at pres901, het haeo anooreed se he
chiles *thief, at tone may he dr
eithrolto b4111,,41t titisehoia.41dfres.:_st 1.0indhotch.. tth.eel
honor of the two countries, t t pence v bon ti
be peer...nod, end that 'natter. of thirt sort
ard
were
that
natural
ithip *hie!.
adjustment. (Cheery.) A111 ran siey the.
the Oovernment, limg se they centime/ ft.
be chargeable 'ink the eonduct of affairs,
will do everythisig that the honour sod inter•
esti uf the country [KOMI( tho 110 1,0 du to
maintain inyiolaie the relations id peace and
(headship berets' the sire triteness. (1. ail
vbeere.)
NEWS UV THE ASIA.
•.•1•MMINI.
The AM1101 dune are two days late: trio
theme by the Iheneecus at Pert:and.
The London Times editorielly mei. we
Presidio% Lincoln's Inaugural address, mid
114)11 it revenli his disposition aed ()proms
more completely than man verhoee compeer -
Done wench hale p from his ptede•
motors. The Tiers admits that he has
fulfilled the duties which destiny imposed on
him with Armee( and consciefitiotonrse, tat
will's.* any feeling of exhilaration at aeons
oratliguine an tici pationit Lf emotes preeperite.
His add, ess appears to he intviided r•orrege
(kW meat Linguine expectetiene of the !forth -
era people, red intimate to them that fres'i
reenter and orbs will be eace.•sry fur
the attainment albeit. object.
The London Deily News eats the address
is lientane. modest and Seam intone.
The Times has an editorial on the arrival
of the Shenandoith nt Melbourne, arid says
that her Miremanifie does not Spies/ tri ha,.
asked env iiidulgence which or properly he
refines! him, and the Goveruor ham but one
emerge open -that of mho adherence to the
xpirit of the inatruttiene ofthe British ralsiort.
The Ale mortal Diploreolique ul Paris the
orgoil of the Mexican government, asserts that
Premitlent Lincoln will immediotely reeoznise
t lie empire of Ilexten.
The .4raiy um( Nary Gordte mays is
has much better hopes 0( peace now between
Iireat Ethan end the power or powers which
may riper/ant the United States tee end
oldie civet tv., the., h.s.i some Works ago.
The end of that war is not 74.t, Ma is still
very near at hand in all human probability.
111 truth the spirit of the South is giving way
everywhere except In Virgin's, aad O a main.
taint d thereon!) beceuse all the bid& anti de-
termined men of the South are concentrated
Virginia.g
The /Mier 11014teril op the drooping spirt ta
el its party by declaring One if dee with a
hundred thonaind mee retreats into the
na ot Northern (Woreis end
m..1111 lel 11 in
Eadteell Tell comic, he exit defy Jim Federal,
and carry this Isar fur 20 goo'.
The f urr is announced ti‘ l'hoe. Sterling
Iligtsee merchant, in feanden, with liabilities
of t .4130,000 sterling. This. failure et
mid hare beim chiefly corised by LUNN iu
• lude-runiiing at Confederate_portil. •
1). T. lawn, merchant, of London, hag
▪ suspeofled for Inege amounts. Ilrefia for
large women' by the Coulederate gevern•
mem at Richmond, on their financial agents
at laverponl, trenholm 1 CJ. are, after Nome
deley, refused acceptor* and allowed to be
prtitest,d. One droll aloes is for L27,900
sterling. The 'Jigged cause is want of ad.
view, and it, ia esteemed that the drone are not
expected. to lie ever beyond • few days.
In the Ilona of Lorde, on the 1fith
lewd Stratford de Medi:101e drew attention to
the protracted neeutintienx respeetieg the
bo,tutdaries of Talley mud Persia, and the
risk.; urn disturbanee of peace therefrom.
Lord Remelt explained and Said that he
believed the negotiation would be concludef1
by the end of the present. moth.
In ilw Mime uf Commone, Lord Palmer -
slim, in reply to inquiries, said he believed
there was no fumed labor now on the 8sta
canal works.
Marquis Hartingten introdoced the •rmy
estimmes, already puhliehed. '1 he total re.
dustrunr is 4,000 men. The principal vote
reed 10.
Mr: ory gave notice that he should, at
an early da , k what sleeps the government
hal tale.' preUret.trie property of Itrineh
sulvjerte in the Coliledeiltill,8111tea prior tu the
elem. of the war.
The French Senate on the 1611t -adopted
partgraphs 13 and 14 of the addiess,:' awl
imeemeneed a debate r n the September Cun
Ve.itIoll between i'ranfo and Italy.
Speeches were made in defence of (Ise tem-
poral power of prbistry and the maintenance
of the l'ope of Rome, while some distrust of
the Indian government was evinced.
A Vienna publohed note presesiteei the
KiVish Ambitesador to the Austrian Govern -
merit. -in which England recognizes the pro-
visionalrate of things in the Ihiehies, pro.
sided the sight of the Ihstrier of Schleswig
Ifoleteia and of the Ciermais Diet see rower te
ed by Awstris aid Freesia.
The Liverpool- breadatuffi market is quiet
anal steady.
Mesi s. 1th:hereon. Spence Co., Wee.-
Naak 1 Co, and others, report dour
quite and steady. 1Yheat iiisetive and firm ;
red western 7. to es 44. Brio aad
advanced 34 per quarter.
-41. 414444
'rise I.nte ltev. W.
toa.
, riven th.. Marna**. Tomer. *IFS fa.
the liev. Wm. L. Thornton, M. A., wheat
sudden desalt ennounced in yeaterday's
Sane, wax ups tif the most dixtineuiehed Sind
miniateill ;if the Ilethirdiet Church
in the world. In the 1110re youthful part of
leis u t i ttt sterlal hat le was ono or the elaserant
tuton in the 11 ealeymi Theological !nom. -
tion, and on thedeath of the Rev. George
Cubitt, was elected editor of the Wesleyan
31,-thodist Stagnant. -a than which lse
welt merke.1 st.i.ity up to his demur. At the
Conterenee of I e63 lie was appoint...1
their Itepresentative to the general Conker/nee
rif the Episcopal Chinch, whlt,h
wItto held in the city of Philaslelphis in klay,
lent. Hs eerronis, adhesive nd speeders
before that moterable ameintily htneed tor
him universal eeknewledgmeat of superior
minteterial ; while les gent I. welly and
Christian courtesy won the hearts ot aft who
came tete the circle of kin sounaintame. lin
preieled, according 00 Ilte apeueitmeet of tor
(IWO Conference. at the lain Csofereace of
W. M. 47harch in Cav ada, by whore imminent
he will Isms he rid iv profs! sod isertion.
ate memory. Ile etso presided at the t;ort-
&Felice ot Eastern II, itish A meriv•a •here he
was not lees esteenied and loved. On his
ridon to England he waa alarm anriesorly
elmeen Presolmit of the Parent Conference,
awl notwithenerling the &tigers of extensive
travel, anti tree roommates; came sod latenes
office for met than two months, as Item,-
eentaliee am! President, he discharged the
resoonsible duties' of his plonks. with owed -
roue energy, mid to the smeipsalified *tido •
lion ot.his brethern. Ile Wet in the MU
year of his minietary, and we suppose am
more thee fth or 54 years of sr. r.• meas.
her of the Heitish Coriferesete ima err mons
heeled with Macon by hie brellaeris end
ether we venture to lielart, wrote Lorton morn
meekly sul denerred17. Ha ,tees will he
green y felt and universally depleted, het his
mom w deemed to peetenty sneers tlewe Of
the 1. Jest," wheel* will he reseed " sad
hold in eurloatme romearbeasiec We
armee h,s, eith me Chervil ei the leas slime
ate het *untrained, while osafiasts is oke
*idiom of Him ohs (teeth amt arra St
any .34 11.1 Mattel&
t.,,)• Some of the 'emit paper* Were Mathrit-
itsurely that Her Merest wilt pop a •lost
oseit tra be Ape"' Stade friendly amicable, In".wi '" "An" "1" f".gat
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