... felt at the ports of Portland, Boston, and New York, and on the railways connecting the United SLttes With Canada. Canada is virtually independent, and has a tralns-continental route within her own' territory, a double rail outlet to her maritime provincse ...

... Sir John Thompson. 1What, asks Sir Johnm Macdonald, has Canada to gain by joining the United States with it. mass of ignorance and vice ~1 The Premier did not believe an independent Canada possible, 1The American lion and the Canadian lamb might lie ...

... unionoftae eil dissolve like a rope of sand. To whialh it lyb de that hy none would such a result (if prefaoyt iiO with Canada, as an independent Pow er,in isaiSI with Great Britain) be so joyfully welcoiie s1'tl New England citizens-the genuineane'01il New ...

... point no change of policy by Canada was possible. In 1870, a proposal to take steps to form a North American Zollverein was introduced into the Dominion House of Com- nions. The propriety of Canada assuming an independent position in regard to negotiations ...

... that we iGil be as well without the Diminion of Cant they must not be aware of time value orf w;, !is. Canada independent or Ei.glamtd w. 0 uibe Canada dependent on the Uuirtd Statet, wshic as the Earl of Carnarvon potuted out, incak5, the loss to this ...

... lishcries dispute between Canada and t hw United Statc's If Canada were a independent PieC the diolas' :woldscon )esettlcd, forslhewouldvicld totliestgincmllts of her powerful neighlbour, and if there v,4ro no I Dominion of Canada the dispiute would bo settled ...

... is far too little for Canada to take. England lately, as our readers are aware, generously devoted this sum to the defence of Canada, and certainly/it was a great deal more than any interest we can have In the defence of Canada would justify. Looked at ...

... y take the place of fiscal retaliation. Both suffer at the latter game; both might be gainers by the former. Were Canada an independent State, it is highly probable that some sort of give-and-take arrangement would be come to, provided that the commercial ...

... not make the e. Church in Canada an independent Clhurch? I The Hyon. Judge *I'CouoD thought not. The LoRD 'BIso said, that his great difficulty since bi ,nfarrival here had been to ascertain what position lie occupied r in Canada with respect to the Church-that ...

... experienced with Canada, an Imperial treaty with foreign Powers must be ratified by colonies so far as they may be parties concerned. Indeed, that fisheries case of some years ago was rather critically placed in that way, and independent Canada had to be reconciled ...

... has taken, but we certainly shall blame it if measures are not forthwith adopted to redeeia past errors, and render Canada independent of odr. aid. Looking to the work the Americans have before them, it is in the highest degree improbable that they will ...

... descent, is established in Canada by Act Vi7 Parliament. SthiecE the colorly camue under the British dominion, : considerable numbehr of English, Scotch, and Irish have settled in Lower Canada, and a greater nwuber in Upper Canada; but in the Lower province ...