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Mr Frknos : All the pablis joarmliiU who floariihed among jon, weat of Kingtton, wboo I auumed the control of ■ pnnting preas, nearly a tbiid of a century unce, aie dead ; all the newspaper* they conduct- ed have ceaied to exist. The office of an editor, printer, and pob- luher, it a very troublesome one ; bat allbo' my iirtt establishment was thrown into Lake Ontario in 1826, my sucoim destroyed in 1887, and my third suspended last February owing chiefly to the pressure of other business at Quebec ; and a'tbo' it is ^uite late in life, I in- tend to werk hard during 1856, in the ezpecUtion of yet seeing the good time ci>mirig. Volume or year second of thi weiilt ms- f aoi, ended with my No. 104 ; and my next whole number (105) wilt mark the commencement of year three. Those who may receive extras, circulars or programmas are earnestly invited to send nie with the least poasible delay the name* and postal addretm of aa ■uny subscribers as they please, with the price — two dollarf for the year^— one dollar for the half year— to that a.i may commence wiw? the new volume. About a hundred formes subacribera are my .cradilort for more or Uh numben, over and above tie Etmiiam ' I bought for them of Mr. Leulie. They will be supplied. I have remove<1 my printing eitablishment to the central and 'Cemmodions premises formerly ocjupied by tAr North Amtmm and b; the Canadian AgrkiiUwM i and, considering the objects for which I continne a connexion with the pres», it is for yoD, my frioods, by your ordera and by your eBBcient support, either to giv» stability te the nndertaking, or to allow it to bmime a bnrthcD ea ray weak shoulders, as weekly preaies depeniling on popular sap- rrt have been upon othen whenever they advocated like principle*, have never deceived you, nor ever trusted in your support and been disappointed. The country is populous and wealthy, ita ataplai bear high prices: if yon think I have had some share in cantribnting to die general protperity, you will ihow it by aa im- oiediate response to this appeal. The Ntrtk American, and the ExamtHer, both of tliem jor-nala of the Mteeage stamp, have ceased to exist. Mr. Macdougai apheld the first for five years — Mr. Leulie the second for ten. Both are heavy losers, but their useful numbers aided in educating the people poUnaally. They ganeroosly oHered to unite their offices with mine (which would have made a subicrlption list of 10,000,) and to give me the sole control of the coalition newspaper, a handsome salary, and my share of the profits, if any remained — and I wanted much to accept, but did net. lest I should not find sufficient favor in your •yes. If Mr. Lesslie would have continued the Examiner and all — lowed ma to write in it, thii address would not have appeared ; but when I left a flourishing busiueu to take hold of the press, I strove to be useful to the country ^ and even at this distance of time, with goed health and much additional experience, my belief is, ibat in tne legislature, at the editor's desk, and lecturing in the country when my time will permit, I am labouring in my proper vocation. The promise, " be not weary in wellKloiiig, for in one time ye shall reap if ye faint not," applies to civil at well aa religious matter* ; and knewing that I have always meant well, and having no notion of faiating in the worst of times nor under tbe severest of trials, I con- fldently at of friends and brethren, atk your aid to circulate my new- volume. The wonder is, all thingi eoneuieni, that I'm alive ana her* in tiaaada tbis]day to atk you. To the editort of the pretent time I am under gr^t obligatiow. Many a kind word they havataid for mei many a kind and ^nerou* act they have done tome. I really feel grateful to them. Thetkrce daily JonmaUttt of Toronto itiue far larger and handtomer papesa-tlian any that exiited ia London or Paris in my younger davs, and t>> them and thote editon of dailiet in New York, Albany, and Rochetlar who ttill eontinaa their exchanges, I return thanks. There is a notion abroad that the people are in aS ceontries' aelBth and ungrateful. I dare not say so. When have 1 asked them tO' tend on subswiben or to help me to any elective oflifle in their |ift in Canada and been denied t They know I have been ever faiUifui to' their intereiti at I have understood them, and that altfae'' I never taved a trilling in the public tarvice, and am poor, no man can truly tay that I bartered the hi^h trusts they have often conferred upon me for wealth. Had our institutions been generally elective, and had I desired an office of profit, I feel sure I wouldn't have lottitfor lackof votes. Tbe patronage of tliit great counny will ret be taken onl of the band of unsympathing ttrangert and placed in tbe proper depoiitary— given to the people. It it now, ia most K, the reward of sycophancy, ihabbioett, and hypocrity— the ;ea of politioal proititution ! yet a man can icarcely have a noblar : than that of a place among the guardian* of the righu uf a youni and ritiag empire. In courtt and proud Monarchiet, where the chief it continnally flattered and the people ijgnorant and debated, the grealett and purett ttatetmen have onen dieobroken hearted. Our late emineat under teoretary for the colonies, Sir Jamei Stephen, in hit 98nd lecture on French history at Cambridge, thii'i oonoludei a reviewof tbelife of Louis XlV't great miniiter, Colbert : "The eatutropha i* not without Iti moral. If, among thote whom ^ addreis, there be any who an proposing to devote all the power* of their aonti and bodie* to the aarvis* or the state, but who may not hope * Ithar- to command bar an«iei la tb* Held or to lead her parties in the senate, lef them not shrink ftom that most severe and tbtnkia** *ervioe. but lat th em , leani betlnwi to look to th* appiobalion of Sod and of thalr own cansci- «nce* a* their ooly nwaid. It they should bring all th* auargi** and all , tiia virtaa* of Colbert to lh*h- appotatwl oflto**, the/ will«*aaredly find a tool* XIV, to appnpiiate lo huiuelf the glonr of their laibra, ana aa if forani tn^gtad* to exact item them tk» t^pfitiMi oThli^aapilollf, tad I 2f What else but intriguers against the liberties uud prosperily of tim country have most uf our guvemuis been I I except Uurbam and Bagot. Mr Gladstone, a lurmer colonial minister, lectured t'other day on the colonies, in the boys' suboul room Uuwardeii, rt-tnarking " that some have vcalured as a reason why terrilury shoald be hela "and multiplied, that such places supply comfurtable offices far' '■ deserving men fruw the motlier cuuutry, &3. Now, tliia opinion. " said Mr Gladstone, is quite tbe opposite ot mine, fur it seoHis cleur "that as persons on the spot must be more conversaiti witta t!iu " wialies of the people and tbe wa'nU of the place, so such men must " be the most competent and iiest ((aalilied to discharge the duties of " all public situations." Why then not allow ns to elect onr owa Metcalfs, Maitlanils El' gins, and bond Heads, instead of payiug careless strangers ;31,000 a year each, voted uiit of our pocliets, l>y people in LoiiJuu I Our Inspectors-Generul, Haceivers.iiiions, I am unable to reply to several recent enquiries. The hist thing, however, will lie to circulate far and wide m^ next number on the VnioB. The post office is not yet knowingly lelifrud, and those who may auspect treachery with iheir papLis can U' iVienils to keep a list of what is received by mail to be cuinnari'J with what it sent. What can be more idle then to conliiie in Colonial Ministers, and Ruropean cubiAeta whose exclusive monopnliea are fur ilenrer to them than the wellure of our beluved couutrymeu I Sir William Moles- werth was one of the very liett uf the ancient patrician order, yet hit appoiulment* ihow that his ear was (luisiined, and that tne Uiitish usurer and land Jobber tribe are the Lords of Canada. The next Herman Boaz juggler may be cnunie Lord John or Uie ooiiveaient Uarundbaftesbui-ytor perhaps Lord Derby's heir. Six Oolouial Secretaries in Ihrae years 1 1 1 II I Of tlie U.C. mombew of At»*inhly, Messrs. Aikiiit, Ohrittie, Bigger, Larwill, Frezer, Hartman, Merrilt, Roliih, Wright of York, and myself, are for a dissolution of the Union. We will all vote lur repreaentalion by population. Leeds, Grenville, and Simcoe Oountiei have addreaaed the Unecn against the dreeplive IJoioa,. ■ad Mr. Btowa deelaroa in The Olehe, if Upper Oaaad* wore polleil lo«orfow he hoHevee it #oald |«war 0' aada oo emdit, a dead walg^ an dw eoaatrr. Tbtir ricani uaprinciplad diihaoait ttaion arkh tttrachaa aad tba Bririih Court to wnw Iha Baicrvn fraa tba Feopla Sliy mtt lam Oat inonow, danoondng Um. " Pnrrtj it' eonfoap-icdl/ incon- Toaient," tayt Bar. Sidney Steith, and iu me that kaowt it Sir Uinokt knew it alia— for ha had been a rtferm editor to ha- went for the Uoiaa--(br.any comUnat^ to npbotd it iu piUaaiag oa— for $100,000 to Sabariopidrrfer a millioa oiaorat of ear wild land to tba Crimea, tbo' oar debt it netriy 6iky milliaat, and oor pnblia workt uiulillrit ftr the U. S. war militia biU— ibr the tuandalon* railway aaatnet to Peto & Co. (who give two or thiva TVtet in tbo Oom- nent)— for the military peuiaacn and Ihair officara— fiir tha lis- taaa million Qoebeo ana Halifax railway— for tba twelTe million mnaioipal loa> billi, utefnl br bribery at Icatt— fiir tha oBcial plnader that earriad tba alectioM in Bagaenay and diawbara— far keeping W. 8. O'Brien and hit eomradet is exile— ibr r^toting a dul iribato to the mtMoi r y ef Jottph Unaia, tmttae to tba French Oanadita eomplaiett t lonlthip ahgbl to ha*e bee* i Bobiuton't brecbore, StmI off at Lard John ia 1830. it foil of the in' {•riority aad degradalioa of the Franeb face. WaU bat it been taid,' " toll ma what company yon keep, and I'll tell yon what yon aret*'' Sbr Bdmand aad the oul family clique are iaieparable ! Soeernor' Craig wrote to the king that tbo Freach Oaaadiaa AttemblTmea werawefaaTalgartat ba bad to tel apart a partioalar day to wnto them to bit table in t e tilea time by t hf ie k ea. . Sir Frandt Head wreto to tba Timm, Jaaaaiy, 94, 1853, that Fraace wat atterly anfitfor freadeo, aad that the French' detired tbrongh Boaaparto, ■* to attebUtb a ttraag datpotie Govemmeat at " tha only meeat to fiee tbeaitaWet fhim the miterabia retolto cf ° " telf-gavamaMnt i" tM that aallaut people have Barer made mam- , moa thirir god I lika Iba arretJed creaturei who mitre pi me a t tome of ' Ihem in oar Amembly. laBnrapa they have baaa the arbitara af' war aad peace dnriag tha latt tix eaataries ; " have diflotad tbei»' maaaaia, their laagaage, their lilaratorek and their ideatavaa aatoag- lb ' ,-•... ....__ J. atapnen, ■* wat appoin date af ciTili^ag awtbai or thit people, ear p r wit dovamur-Ciaaenl, Sir B. Head, taid atapobUcdianargiveiiiaheaorar the vietny at Sebaatopal [mal- apropot] at HaBUIlon,'[OMt report :] ' "AtWaltoktotbeBttttoteedietaaritetopanaeitediily Joaraay, to, ia Ctaadt, we lochwettwari, to abterre the g r ea te t t progrem In wielth ' pepalttleB. (Oheere.) There are aear droaautaaoet, i. yen t PC, to wUch the tapenori^r of your wetteiB oaamy may be etMbnt tba matt aealeot antagbaittt af their power." " To Franco," tayt Sir ' " the Snprema Baler af — »-fc<*^, tba m Ban r e m a Baler af n tba Borapaaa warid." h ^ b ^ b <9 k <9 b q tt lti$ eaiaf (e tike maericntftf iktttijnm wAM mttttt Malae* Mna|>;(ebeen) owing to die Mm^efdieeoU, aad the itodaratiaa aad tdabrityoflbtcUantei owing to the adTtBttgaafpetitioB tad afbueiaal Qoaon't royal fatheiw.for ebokia| off ta enla r i ia tia n— for tepaiato ichoola— ibr lattiag Moaneor Oartitr aad tha ether flaandal pland> erart of D. 0. at werk in earaatt— ibr anderaiimqg rafonnan aad coUetciBg widi Biraohaa and "tba bmily ooapact"— br piling the goJistween for abeelntitm with erary iMedy, natty, tyeophaat wba bad toogbt a teat in Atttmbfy to baioal bit awn aett— br garabUng in Iba fondt and biortawiag at 6 per caat while w« bare milUont nOing in ralae aa4 jiaUiag at bat 3 ia tba Ba^ith foada— for tuving offtbe ractarita— «ir a proKjpto aspenditarB-^4»r Toliag dawn repmemalioa by jM)iialati«n->bir tba aamaioat aoaa and' bitbope' and other Sttto Oboitbat Unien eorpoialion billt of 1840, aad tiaoe, aad br a thooiand alhir tUnga detired by Bn^and't eoartly mien, fcrxniB beoelit, agaiatt Oa iatacattt af Canada, while daelarim hi reply.to H9We,.iBLoBdaB,*' that the preieatea^, „ lonialt|aHiB7aUliM«aa baraaaaBabir diaiiad"— aUtbith* did^ the An|l»Saxoatorv. o: with'thaVtM bUaw, whil*-8ir Bd- to teeuia Ui goeeiMrtUp 'iirA. in £4,000 a year tad bata't ba mond Head, at inttroeled fraat Lombard «ia Downing Street, pro- aaiMditl Oraaani,.ba«|pMialated andioUiad, aadtcbetaedibr ' ' " bimaiU; atiag hit pMltioB improperly! bat while Beeboek, for ■laiWUag op fir Riflatod't rigbti reqairat to ba aided by « a tettiaM* iri~al,".fliaa]|t, BfMwin, MtoMab ft Oo. ara aariebed by royal ordait Ibr detertiw tbote who Hotted io Ihem I At Ibr Oeboorg dioaer, too, Sbr Bdmond poorttayad Upper Ob- aada at a glarioaa aoaatiy, owiag itt taparier impnwemeat [at- e egipe r id with Lower Oaaada of eoana] to tl;« AngI»Sa>aa laea' fiaai whidi they ipraag. Oa aMkiag hit publie entnr into Toroato ' ba taak aeeatioa, buwater, inraply toa eorpoiatiaa add r eii, to deny that attboSebailo||ol dinner ba bad bUtddadM attart an Aqgla- kxoB taptriarity ia Ifae abttiaet. Sir Francit Head, the bto Daka of Walliagtoa, Lordt Oottbrd and' .Selaa, aad Sir Gaono Arthur ware ttroa^ oppoted to the Unioa eT aertingtiM Sir F. Hiaek* may quoM the HaUaa Oardbnl Maaaiia't aaaa— he ' thair iteefct ai leik tlxteen milUoft tterling of Mate plaadar in Fraaae m hit deviteet, and tha ibitily allt^itaccnmalatedbytheialaofofllea, aad otbar ditboaail meaat in toe ' midtt of public diiireti, Warren Haatinn too whoa r» nioaehed with the plunder oflndia, taid that when ho ruflaated apoa how mocb more be miibt bare taken ha woadaiad at hit own moderation. Sir F. Hinokt eaa aiBim with trnlb that if ha had not dona at be did othen woald, and that ai Bngland't arittaeratia ralan waat net b onet t men in olBce here, he, bei^; u poor at ever Sheridan wat, might joti m well gall the Oaaadbat at aaather. Even the piout Qladitona would bave oonTorted bit gambling taotataiy, Lawler, into a great Aottralian do no wrong emor bu not public indignation cheeked kit mevet; aad, in llio, whan Hon, Herman Bylaod oomplaiaed of " a b.iad of oonteaiplible dainagognet,"u be termed the L. C. AttembW, Lord LiTorpool atkaa mm whether tha pramiMof oiBea woaia'at boy 'em. Aj for the poor dorilt who ran after Sir F. Hiackt to hit whitawath* •adat yal teparala. Mr, Brown, in Wadaatday't 0U. eitie eraditef the Unieaby gettiag ' ' tb«!r itaefct aad export tha tpaeie. fe«teetohelditiabi|hetwem. Aa Oeha^otbieaadOatbaUe I glum taparated from Baxao aad Ptolittant Holland, to will the 0^ aadat yal teparala. (hrtatent t« twamp tha dem- it creditart abroad to tell off export tha tpaeie. We of Canada, thro' Hiackt campact, mav be terred ia the tame faihian. Nin» I ytort tinta Sir F. Heaa, teekiag a quarrel with the repablie, ittaed hit proelaautiaa that, ■* la the aame of every regiment of mi- litia ia Upper Oaaada, I pafalidy ptamBlgata, let Ihem come if they darn I" Sb- Idmand Head may meaa wall eeongh— I doal qnattioa hit intentiont— bat than are ao preparalioM making for a February Setti a a i t't a aew editioa of the BIgin aad Melodfethaiat at to that alto, aad it o toa nt to ba to. Sir Idmuad't iattruetiont givo gambling- Um ample powcn— ha it rettrieted by na Ooandl—yel the pobUe iaterettt ara '^bamablly trifled with. Early ia May it wat decided Maomoapben, Otra wat taken by OoTernment and itt oluraiy boatdt to make aa adaqatu proviiion ibr tha ogciali and a rM- meat af eltrkt with tbair three theottad paekagat have aloud idlf almeit for moatht— raplicanu oa bndneaa ara thorad atida— our OrawnLaadtCommiaioaeritonapletiaratriptoBaropa— hitaad iac dianen, nine tontht of them would have cut hbn ia tba ttnel all tha other oiBcet ara Wptv torrar— oobedv can tell when Order hul the Queen't cabinet not appravad bf bit knavery, u Ihty aew will come oat of Cbaat. The Legttlaliva Jearaalt of September, ' ' '~ * ' 1854, era aot diiliibattd thoagb we ara almott in Deeamber, ISM ; ao iadioet ara made I be |SO,MO worth of appeadieet ara probably aot copied yal— probably not iraatlaled— belter ditcharga elerkt, trraatbtort aad governor ihaa that trifle with the couatry, A.aao- verament keeping book Joarnali and butinatt to impede the tettion T b Kir Bdmond to pby llain with tha luppliat t Talk of ditaflee Hen I Doet not perpeteal trifliag vrilh great inleietlt eaeaonaa it f ItoUtbeLeiitbMrabtttettlaBtbaltbaMaedoBald-Oaylaybillto bit conatiTmea with labrec and gnpa thet i tbiber ear tix millba taaa bill, which they hurried tbroogb, vru to ni oT which bewatlba dapetiteiy. Vbtor a^rw kaa*eiy,aBdappotad it atavoiy ttage, iwiea recjrdiagmr Hugo oomplaiat that he bu Juiteaatad tba expultiaa (h«m the aarae aloaa tgaiait it HailbaiaMiltofMaoNab'taSnttoolear bia Englith itle of Jeriey of many Frenob patriots who had aot oflhadad tkirlt, by Mt laaair tait proved that I mi^adgad 1 1 tbara. The aecciifty matt have been very nrgent and the daaier The daagar of war betweea tha Buropeaa aad Amerbaa teetioaa af the great ibmily who tpeak laglitb b ibr mora immioaat than ■aaytappoie. ArialaeraeyiaBaiJbBd, upheld by B4aiaparte,ieemi to think ilwir a match br itt aadent aattgoaitl, a la pra teatative, alee. raaewaf eT the eaniett boi leale, Wara witda^ iba ... , ,_ , batFelty'teaa aad balb " Uaaa parqr an iaipboabb, that aa coaoattioB wbalavar would .i.-*-!.!— •_ .r_„,. _ . _ . i .. " lalUy ibem, theb telfbterailed eldeet beiag to pattam thamtolvea do that of Bonaparte III., baoaaM it beneflto Ihem. Loub Bonaparte, whom theto beggarly bangar»«a toaited at tha Hiackt dinnen, bad twora fidelite te the Freaeb Oonititatioa of 1848, intending itt dettruction, which he etboted— be impritoaed tlw Boople'i w p tetentativtt ; drove away the Jadgac of Franca i gnil- lotiaod the men who had altempted to terve tte Jadbial vrrit ibr hit olrrett for treuon i pruteribed, banbhad. put out of France, trantporlad to Cayenne aad AlHca, exiled 40,000 Franch oitiieati •xterminaled many of hit count and violated the fraa bni oT . very urgent and the daager great whiofa made Loub Bonaparte tha oberbhed ally af Bnglaad't ahareb, conn aad aoUei. Uinokt made hb bargafa babrahaad, aad to did Boaaparto. Baibn Sir Fraaeit Head bad been eight dayt ia Toroato ha that *>*• AnMcraey. We mr era bag have a fanpndantly ibadatod the paopb he had been teat hen to' govern I twaaa cavalier aad lauadhaad oaabiga '• At ibr at I have baea abb tojadge, I thootd tay that Ua rapub- warld't arbiter ao daaaar aeed be bared, .,,._-_ .__.___,^.- .V J .^ . .. mwj^MjhoibthbalaVaoityFab. Ooagratt teomi aiedy balaaead ■of^ govarament na rat tixa or tuoai aib laoLvaiaT."- 9m* iMir^-air f. Hmd tt Uri Olnult, SM /U. 1888. Laid Matoalb wu eonally pnmpi ia dtfbmiag oar eoaatrymta, aad Mr, BtMvria aad hb aovatout Lowar Oaaada cliqaa, u now aoitad^ MkdaeeltiUeuamel.witb MaaNab, OayleyftOo., nally aAtd tana gnund for Maiaalb't ttrictortc Bir Idmuad Maad uaaibely foUowi thaexiapb tal by hb aaibr- ■ Lika Sir f raaob, ha altathai himielf, by onbrt, tf "redfaaiicfaar ia ib« Haaia, bat ia a bralga qooml dl porriat vronid ba AtiMii. eaa— than an ao mora violent Kaow Nulhiagt tbta the too* of Iibb immigrtab. PahaantoB eccdbUy hataa flraadoot A war betweea Bagbod, Fiaaee, and tba Uaitad SMtaf wonld ba to Oaaada a lerribb eabmity, pad at eobnbb wa banaa ^ea abaat iatoraonoaal aflbini our duty bto abey tha HprtBaeMlnlpoWar. Ia can of war, ear aiataat peaetibi latereownw with the vaiiad Siatat, tad tha beaeflb wa dative flnm nalptaaal tnda, odgbt ba taeeeedfd by laah a Mate af attin at wa read abaat Ika asbiaae* 0. Oar vtitw> ea tha lakaa, mi eurpre» woald ba aadaagarad, aad oar aaaairr 'I llll.t^taaM of a VUiiw tUHJIi OriMaoT Iba Watt, OarVMsalaaQ lanr BViM itdgt. Sir Alba Mioltab. th« iMalMM, BmImm, OByfajn, ■■»■• * "r eoapwt, faid* Mr Manud rraaaii. Hb went ianraelkai I of th» Wowi« «aJ 0«wfaty Mt' fiobiai. Whmt ww* Um imdar ■wriin of llM tuMj ymn liiM* many ■ hmily •«mm m will aovor fgrgM. ~~ ' r <^ ifcuM Mmm Xafimui aM JPx MM, aad oUmt Joimt of tho ftailr i UoodMtbo^ gnStod M« nwiln Sir Tri ■re doMblaM to WIN tko alliaaeo of tlH ad bafbra m«isi:^ qaaMouiMa. afiiimrj, or crul :ii iho diatubaaoaa of 1(18 waa at oaea anrpauod aaii aSh^ Yraaca, What wata dM 'atradota' laM bafora iho JaiMr iatarfaraaoa ia BMKa a aflUn, ecmrvnt^ » BBatmri Ma«rMai>f a t Wkal ia tha aarraptioa ;IalM« afiha af Waaaal lla a law aovta . whehaaladirortalteateCajpaMOirttlHB* Irialt fataiabantir uoai|wa« tat. Aim MO, ■tiiwyaaatrtM ia WWlaa ■al m a tj r ' a Taiiiiiali ' Whal aniht ■IMltdSMml 1. Baglaad aad fraaea Soaih to aoqaifc iba rich ii wluali dararj woaU baaadeo] tatioa-i lliagr araa aaggart tiw idaa • appow dia dari t M af iIm itlaad af Oaba, u aa AlMricaa MnaM tiwidaaofinaiaBWoalaMatbati^ whkh tho alaTokoldaca af fia Cdlad StatM aia tfnid af. laal it might aad ia loaaiaglkair yoka alaa. HaTU. Oaba an baiag Baad up ia n. S porta, whMk, it ia awrtad iba U. B, ■sranuawt aaaaaian or M ti aat la praraal Iho* wall kaowiac af tho iataodad piracy. « If," laid Iba Ttmf, oaa day laHtMwifa, " U bo iha ilataiaiiMllaa of" aay larga pardaa «f Iho poiyla of Iho U. B. la foroo war apoa ai, wo iball Itoow " bow to aiaal aad rapd it." Tho Biwliih jaaraak ipaak of Spaia having aalarad iho dliaaoo riaM MoMJa, adding that lha 0. 8. propoae lo aaiie Oaba, and that '1iat ialand to Spaia. : 10 iatorfno, mainly for Iho Pfolro' [aati-rapabUaaaJ iaatt I tha TtaMif Baa. •, lau. ftraamag Urn " a fraaca aad England goaraatae that ialaiid to Spaia. S. Ingland inaiau on bar right lo intorfno, maial] tion.of a gorarnmanl af blacu ia St Doaiingo, wkila tho BmtMdaagr hor rizbi, aa)* Uat llolitioal ri^U. TaoSoadi biiraggUng t taadila aeoanad iaiSaiba of daraqr o«ar aaw aad boMNltaa forwud to emah Komalh aad Aaedom ia Haagaiy. loriaa, and adac tha panoBMo of dto lapoblb to daa tiaj l a p a Mb aa- aa bm. Maaylaaiaa Sba woaU attock tho Uaba if waa oaiMaA . . J. ."...-. - . . * lagbaJandlhaStatabayaaBaa t i i atoB to daemmowaof giaat va- e«lluion batwaao tha Bniiah and Amarieaaa may thaiamra aiiia oat lua ia orary aaa, aad Ihair iatafaaliaaal trada it tha g ria lK aad aaoDS oonainon oi vanuai Aownca, loo poaannan oi no aaat > Shoro, Hondnrai, and of AiMrinn adrntotara nnbald br fiaiM omaMol, white atririn|[ to aootrol b^ feroo ooaatitM 188111 i^a, o, aad paaMM tha Mnp of land dividing Iho Paeiflo and nnain of Iho praaent eonditioB of Oaatral AaMrioa, toa pomamioa of tha Moaqnito Shoro," their goramaMol, ol Mesieo, aad ] Albnlie s dira ' whieh a ahip canal will non paM, 4. Tha aalranoo into tho Baku aaa ii orar 4,000 yanb wide ; and Denmark, tha' owning bat one ibore, ezaeta a baaTT lax fiam all abipping paaaag lha Sooad. Tho Iloitad Stotea will rauM fatnra paynwnU'; aad thair pablio Joanwla intiiBato th^ lha fleet to bo lent M their ibarM amy eoatoto arotaet St Thoau and tha other Daaiih blaadat hot Baaliihaaa diallka Ihatas fcll u amah aa AmariaM. 5. The ABMTMaa abvaholdon, aad tha dare braadaia for aab ia Maw Statea, have often roaoaalruad againat Bri^/lia for aUoarlag poor oreaturM bM in boadago to aerk their own jnat liberty ia Oa- aada aad the Briliih WaM Indiaa. Tha large i!iav»holdan are aa- worid. Who fT^ war, oKMpt Baain, aad trr'y in the Iho VaitoA lha allba of •ad parhapa Am- _ a eaaliaaalar peace 18U, w aa eariy la Bl am t at to daaTwilb der 100,0m, yet ther govern tha Daica, dupoao of ita patrjaaga, faaiie ila eabiaet, detetmiae ila polby, rale in ovoiy dep< ' range the oeamitlew of Ooag r am, aad pieaida over the depvrtaiont, ai^ _^ « . tbeeeaani. If •here ii to be war their intercat vrill be the main qocalion. 6. Mk Oraaploa, Britiih Miniiler at Waabington, ia nndaraloed to hava been oomplaiaed af to Bngland for indircelly inieiftring to onliat aaUbra ia Aa D. S< br tl)»war apoa Boaaia ; whieh abahby work would have been n nv eaaa t y if the Briliih ariitoeney had Bol ozpallad, u it were, of btoyaan, aillif H of their toiling oeaa. iryaMB frea the United Kiagdeak Soae of the Btitiih Nanh Amrieaa covoraon era named la eoaaesioa with Mr. Oraaploa. 7. The United Stata want the real of Meiieo, end weald pai it oat into abve Stalaa. On tha other head, Mr BoAoek . neontly to oaubliih a •troog power North aad aMbar Soath af the United Stotea, to aheek their pragraa; and the tiwi ynt .AerMl Ihinka that tho Baldo thipa areaaot to Aaerica at the nrnat reqoeat of Bonaparte, to prevent farther diaieabonaenia of feeble Meiiao, and atop Gllibaateiing in tha direetioo of Oaaada. Bnglaad aaa, aad « bia the weald be ia b aot yet appan bft Bngbad might have — . ii,- , , the adjoiniag rapubUe m thair aob oppeaaat Tha anba b vary wealthy, iabU of phyibal aad aoalal raaeanao, aad ha a popala- lioa aearhr eqaal to that of tha Uaiwd Eagdaa; but the four aii^- liOM of blaoka and aubttoa would ha a heavy drawbaok oa their oJBeieaey m coabataota. UftotoigawhitM there are two and a half ailiioM. of wbua 180,000 ore fraa Biitbb Ameriea, 300M0 ftoa Bngbad aad Walac, OOC'M fromCbnaHiy, aad over a aiUiao froa Irebad. It aaeaa oaito evidaet AatPiaaidaM rbraa aa<* Uw caUaei aro at heart, firiaally to Bnida. The"* Ohba " helpa to prwre that bet s aad there b a ilroai rt»>BaiabB Mcqr aO avorlba lapabU^ H tbara vra a itraag Fraaai and Spa^ paM ia im, waiaat Slagbod : Kf vitt tbf smA maUm m/ It b Bart to laU. T*« firrt /a« aeatha of Ooagrea wiU dboba aaoh. Mr. Madboa'., firienda ened lor vrar in 1811. when he wu very nnpopubr; br. *a pabUo miad wu aooa proparad for war. whkh wa aaoaR^aHrJaaland hi Jaae, nt>< aad aaat Nov. Madlaoa WM ra-abai^ d«|Mtaf *e iUaptrioai OUaton. Mr. Pbrae'a poaitba b varv Mi'brt aad I have alwaya believed diat had Harriaoa lived thro* llMiW aian wu twelve aondii before the mauacra of Slnopo t Who dut remembered Welliogton'i lettari about invMien by Fnnee, or Loaia •iaai. /^S5' ■i^'>'=^JLi^ got to teiMlor •mtorlatlM British ColoniM, Naith Anano*, toMyfrylMr Mr(y tatrtmu um ttU imkunptim U$t wkattndMf MoidtriMaaMfal UbonwrT He'i • Taiy poor mMlwiiio who mtw improTM. I aoror had, narer toald tJfati tobaro, Krtaff of paid igwiti and eolUeton, bat hava. aTar tnuted in tlia firae efforU of the friaada who had known ma loacaat, ta nphola mt nawipapar. If onlr a faw haadrada of thoM goad man to whom this introdootorr nomber ta tent r TOHto. * Tka priea of tha Mtiiage iu two doUara a 7«ar, or a dollar for half a year, pajabia in adVanea, for no ona aver knaw a raibrm jaanal to ba profitabla in Canada. I iIibII be glad if, whan tha litta are in for Tolnma three, I am abla taooantapanthoBMad^ of paying raadein; it will ilurw t|i^tfarmara and maehanioa ara no mora fergatfal of old aarraata than aiaawfa ariatooratio paopla.-AlwaTtteU tha name of your poat office, and moniea lant ma wiUba promptlT aoknowladged in tha Menage, ^a I will ba mora at home than formerly, the caraleunesa, in mailing papafl» late, will ba prarentad. My tavkianottobe an etay one to a person 'of my y'rara, but 1 see the naceMit\ of peneTeranoa. Without -afficiant okaaka, alectira inatitationy andadiaiolatioa of the Union, all coremmenU to as will be Tery mueh alike. • - " . '. W.L. MACKENBia, ToBOirro, 1 7 Nor. 1855. 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