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... declare Canada independent of Great Britain, and enter into treaty of union between Canada and the United States. We have not the smallest doubt that this would happen in Canada if there were any chance of succecding in it. The support given, a few years ...
... Again, in Canada 66,000/. was devoted to barrock-buildisg, independent of 1,000,00 W. spent in fortifications. If we continued to misgovern the Canadas, our barracks would avail us not. At present a civil war we, all but raging in Canada. For his own ...
... of our oligarchs in Canada may plunge us. If, on the other hand, the Canadas were at once peaceably emancipated, not only should we save an immense outlay, but with the rapid increase of Canadian prosperity, our own trade to Canada would likewise increase ...
... of Canada, over and above the cost that woold atten! the save su.-ply of sound frm the Ba!tic, amounting to a year, making aclear annual cost to Great Britain and Ireland of 2,000,000/ a year; which sum Would be saved if Canada Was an independent State ...
... man than the subject of this slight sketch, whose life has been marked with deeds of the blackest dye. — Hampshire Independent. CANADA. The Governor-General has formed a new Cabinet. It is reported the Hon. Mr. Morri* is to be Receiver-Ge- neral, tbe ...
... r iI r c st t t II I , CANADA. The House wevnt into a Committee on the Canada Acts, and agreed to a resolution, moved by Lord Hoew- ick, on which his lordship is to bring in a bill for render- ing the Judges of Canada independent of the Crown, and enlarging ...
... which the speaker » ad- dress the Treasury benches aud the way in which they aia answered. One would tbink that Canada was an independent nation, and in fact Lord Syden- ham seems desirous to raakt it so. The olfiorM of government are to hold their a ...
... abeconded as American citizens of influence and our land. I regret to inform you, that come furward to coerce the brave and independent Canada, to laws and institu- tions which people of U, they versal suffrage, publicly have lately, by open apd almust uni- chat ...
... Great Britain—if Great Britain and Canada were two independent nations, the trade of Canada could by poss'bihty be in a state so beneficial to that colony as at present? It, then the situation of the people of Canada is so happy with respect to their interna ...
... what Canada is, but what she may and will be, that are called on to consider. Canada, the hands of the United States, becomes the latal neighbour of the other provinces, and British power the continent of the new world is crushed at once. Canada, in the ...
... Legislative Councils of the Canadas, for the purpose of rendering the same efficient to the good government of those province* The Hon. Member stated bit object be to obtain for Canada a good Government—a Government which would enjoy the confidence and ...
... THE CANADAS. [From The Atlas.] Much of abuse and misrepresentation has been lavished the government for not having settled (as is termed) the affairs of the Canadas, and for having extended to a future period the forms of the present provisional government ...