... publican America. The result has been that Canada, from side to side, is on the eve of rebellion ; and re- bellion in Canada is independence. Were the people of England so madly foolish as to rush into a war with Canada to please our aristocracy, the American ...

... felt at the ports of Portland, Boston, and New York, and on the railways connecting the United States with Canada. Canada is virtually independent and has a transcontinental route within her own territory, and a double rail outlet to her mari- time provinces ...

... 36 miles across, and is bntirely sur. rounded by the Orange Froo State, of which thp people are, however, perfectly independent. CANADA. Toronto, Tuesday. L'cuelnt, tho discharged en~pl~oye who shot senator George ?? on tlo gti March last, indicting a ...

... result in making Canada e an independent State. So ended your thunder. The Canadins got Home Rule, and Canada is to-day a pillar of the Empire- Freedom's battle, bequeathed from bleeding sire to son, Though baited oft, is ever won. l Canada persevered. ...

... question in dispute involves the most i vital issues for Canada. Lord Lorne's method of resolving it would undo all the work ac- complished by the successive struggles of Canada for independence, and place the rela- t lions between her and the mother country ...

... God in the salvation of men. As the churches in America and Canada are respectively independent of i the controlling jurisdictiO of aY otherbrach of the Catholic Church, so ar they independent of the will And authority of the State Theyderive nothing from ...

... Constitu- tion of Canada, and not in the relations betweenu Canada and this country. The latter are wrong lines, which lead to separation; but tie relations' between the several provinces of Canada and the relations between the provinces of Canada and the Dominion ...

... of the Poles that, by keeping themselves separate, they may be- come a great and independent nation. Is this Liberalism? No; God forbid. The Cronicle would pacify Canada by exterminating its wronged, its insulted, its plundered inhabitants. But the day ...

... specting Canada, and I think you will agree with me that if h they are successfully carried into operation, Canada will be a very desirable residence, and the value of all kinds of property must at least he doubled. ti 1. The name of Canada is to be ...

... to absorbi ourn meaus 'of supply. Nor could' Canada expect any encouragement lo' her manufac- turing, industry from those quarters. t A federal union, there- fore, would be no remedy. IV. I The independence of the British North American colonies as a ...

... of unutterable woes, ?? to consummate upon Ireland the abolition of I er existence as an independent nation. The En. glish journals exclaim that the revolt in Canada is entirely against British interests. Why? Because the ancestors of the Canadians were ...

... ' In Upper Canada matters have now a much more serious; aspect than when I last addressed you. After the affair at Toronto, M'Kenzie, the leader, succeeded in making good his retreat to Buffalo in this state, and right opposite the Canada shore. I cannot ...