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Under the Providence of God. sf'tcr, centuries of is- ,bormne cultivation, the sacrifice of mu ‘beroi-z blood,’

thim-rmud that Q‘s-th by the shit-toe mylsnd Ilse expenditure-of- l vast amount Cl treasure. lltu

British Empire. no it stands, has been together. and? the question which 'I presented to us, lQme form of ‘ Parliamentsry or Ilewsgnper dispute on slinost every week is. what is‘ now‘te e done with if ‘

Two spinnons appear to provdll. It first! msnv per- sons srs content to drift on without« fort-thought or ststssmsnlihe provision for the future. has Others hold that it is the duty of the psront state to‘prepsre the cut— lsying provincei for independence—to so group and ur- gnnise ss to inspire them. at the earliest possible period, .with the smhition snd the desire to cliench tho Naticih lsl connection end set up for themselves. They think 'tbst Greet lintsiu. rc' ordleu of her. own interests. lshoul-l be content with t c glory of founding. pcopling lend setting greet provinces sdrift. That they will pres- lper by tbs ss ratios. and that the will share their :prespzri and o secure of mineral nndpoliticsl influ- enco. m out care or coat. in proportion to the liberolity of her conduct and to the sacrifices she lass made. This party is reinforced. from time to time. by those who tske a lower sad more sordid view of the question—~wbo Ithink thsf Greet Britain would hardly want an army or s navy, srseunls or dockynrds. if Also hstl no colonies; who chsrgs them with some borne on the estunstcs. but never credit them with their consumption, or Willi the sscritices they mshe to defend the intoré'sts and to up- held the d' unity. of the Empire.-'.l‘hs srentsl relsticn is assumelfto ssnctien this policy. oung men grow. and. when they are of age. marry snd set up for them— selves, end why should not colonies do the some? llut tho snslegy is not perfect. ’ ()ne house would not hold all the married members of a lsrgo family. nor can u. tote maintain then}. They tcaiior that we; lusyllVo. “my "0 k9? ‘5 {infill-hip by the dwestic affections. incl {iéfsunsl ties. which, to respect of distant games!» nitiss, do not exist, sud It the death of the founder of the funily thorn is en estate to divide.

Not so with Colonies. 'I‘fseir life begins at 3 distance flout the homestead. There pro fuw personsl attach- ments. Thero’ is no estate to divide, and no security that when they separate they may not drift into antag- onism to snob other. end to‘tbepsrl‘nt country. The policy, then. of roarin- thom. with women ht of super- slion ever in their minds. of [)rsmsturcy prepsrma them for separation, or of rudely csstin them off. sp- posrs to mo sn unsound Kiley. Thai on to be suiti- ystotlyinstesd of first of t peremnl'thlstlcn, with its inevitsblo,torn1instisn st the close of a very llmltrd ertoil, should ,rstlser be s partnership. which my ls it. ' or centuries. snd need not terminstc st all. so long Ll it is utntually sdvsntsgcons.

That Colonies have the right to brook sway s‘nd set up for themselves. if the ore o pressed, will not at the

resent dsy be , on ed. 'llist they will do this, if mdly snd fsirly' oslt’ by. I hold to the lest ” not rovsn." I would ncs’sw'though it coo not be rovod. d e co gypf ' ‘ Mould

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Moment for something) even less t on in I. bonded on our daily experience. that it is our intereit to hop together. . I i it is nonetimes thought that the Empire was weaken- ed by conceding so the Nettles the system of respom siblo cyernmenf. The very reverse is true. They would inevitably have beep dis terscd, sooner or later. his WM a great consents- tive incesurelI up well so: a ssbstsntlsl sstorm. So far es the Brill: berth A or'con l’rot‘incourq concerned. cc! of the correctnc s bl this opinion was iven in s other which I addressed .to Karl Russel lo 18 it Ample evidence has been “Willi in; ever since. Not only were the Provinces prosem y saved by this concession, but it msltos an drgnhlhtton. for sstionnl purposes, comparatively simpllwntl usy, for the future. It is true t. It in sonic of the Colonies this s stern duel not hpposr id [in worhod very ndroitly. lot it must be borne insists! the! it is not taught in a born book, buthss to by be out with temper. not and skill only to be not tum V59“ experience. When called tothsftssk of eel government, few of the public melt in say of the, Colonies :wsro sceostotnsd to the responsi- bilities of ofli -e; but the system is r idly lrninin them, end, as the circle widens, [limo will 0 less bluu ‘ crinl. loss temper, more skill. and s higher appreciation: of precedent snd.autbcrsty.

Though with the power of the arse, t right to have a ,sbinet‘respcnsiblo to the l cuss of (,emmons is popularlysssumediso hove been won by the people of ‘ngisnd m 1688. .the right was hardly secure. or the s stern vm‘y lotsllug‘ib‘ly worlrecl, down to ~the close of is rsinw offices-go the Third. The hndue retsero of the [trump-taro,” “difficulty. issues the tendering Governors, or the undue pressure of the detuocrstic ele- ment in. somch the Colonies. may be the difficulty now; but Miami! tools Olslmstily controlled the prerogative willcoptrol ‘ unmanned democracies. A‘ man is laughed“ ill the Msrit'me l‘roviuccs now. who uts foswsrd pretentious which cannot justify by Par- iamentsr rquftli Hull-so it willbc. fluently, in til the Colon cs. as experience and good sense fortified by sothorlty. smears eagerly drswa' info the public scr-f VICO. ’ ‘ ll‘ ‘ ' ‘ England banknotyheen weakened by those municipal end pnrccltisl organizations which sssumcsnd sxercisc smhority within ebrsniil wcll‘deflhcd limits. and do n vast amount of voluubls work which the general Government

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msmcnt of the whole Empire as will make ccrtsiuty of driest nforcgono conclusion to any foreign power that they attempt to break it.

This conviction was forced upon my mind. while en- dsnvoriug, under instructions item Her Majesty‘s Gov- ernment. in 186.5. to drnw is few thousand soldiers from the United fitster, while not a man was moved. of the millions thst we had to spare In every quarter of the

lobe. to reinforce, it might have been to save. the gel- nnt little army lighting and perishing before Sebsstopol. This subject has counted many 3 leisure hour since. and

tion of questions for us all, for transcending in import- ance any other within tho range of domestic or foreign politics. is. not how the Empire cnn be most essilv dis- membered, not how e province or two am he strength- cued by ofort, or by the expenditure of a million of dollars. but how the whole Empire cnu be so organized and strengthened us to command pence or be impregna- ble in war. "

Many people have. since 1855. been driven to think of this question. I’nssing over all the second and third rntc powers, which possess no nsvics. and whose armies msy always be neutralized by being balanced or broken sgsinst ('M‘ll other by sltilful (ll lomacy, France. Russia and the United Stslcs row will: our groutb. and loom up before the mind olgcvcry thoughtful British subject. no standing mcnsccs, warning him to prepare for my eventoslity.

.; Prussia is now coming forward as o fourth great chr, and will presently control so extensive sca- Oll'll, behind which there will be it warlike populstionl

of twenty or thirty millions. In cstimsting her influ-

ence as well as her strength. it may be wise to remem- ber thst the German emigration to the United States has been ns extensive as the Irish. fbnt Germans warm in the ses-bcsnl cities and in the Western States. that

Frankfort was the chief merit for National Securities

during the civil war. and that the sympathy between the

is an element too sppsrcnt to be overlooked by dlplqmelisu in my pm. wnt calculation of forces.

A very distinguished person said. at tho outbrosk of the (Moreno won that citrifvec institutions were shout to he put I) on their trisl. Our free institutions were voslly in no anger, wbnt was upon its trial was the mode in which we orgsnilo the physical force of tho Rm- pire. sud flint. as we have sll since been compelled to acknowledge, was found to be ssdly defective.

Combined with France we could only bring Rustin to terms with half the fortresses in the Crimea. frowning defiance st us; but the question nelurnlly .srtses. whet would w do were Fch and Russia combined sgstnst us? or t ould lhntfiombiution. so fsmilinr to the Am- erlcsn mind. he formed between the fleets and “MIC! of Russia and lb United States for the humiliation of hog- lsnd? With ‘rsnoo ss sn slly we wright still luvs no. thing to fear, but we oufht to here something more re- cure to rely upon than t is sceentricities of l-rcuch poll. tics or the life of s single men.

Russis. controlling so lsrgc A portion of the earth’s surfsco., inhsbited by seventy-four millions of people. obeying-one mind ‘1‘) reverential ewe. end in close neighborhood to our Elston! Provinces. is a formidable power. and the development other (post nsturel rs- souretprhspirwd am; the personsl .rosdotu recently mus‘nkebwrdmtw ‘ .., ‘,

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Frme, with a martial population of t'lurty-slben in: bone, s vest but ccmpsct territory. resting on two ses- hcurds. with n powerful navy and n nsvsl reserve, fos- tered with polltlc‘libornllty on the banks and coasts of Newfoundland. wtsuld bc a danr'ercus neighbor now that stcsm hss bridged the Gimme . even if we hul. in that country, the ordinary securities i)! ConstitutionslIGor- ernmt-nt for the prescrvstinn of peace. But we bsvt them not. The will of one man controls all these vsrt resources. with s secrecy and directness which. in dip- lomacy and war, give “rest advantage over cur system of check. ‘socsuntsbility and free' diesussicn; end sl- tltougli. st this moment, ‘our relations with France are

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‘ I foresee the ditlleulties: in this'snd in all other cases there is n certain amount of indiflorum-c, ul xiigsm'nuco nod of selfishness to be overcome; but l rely upon the general intelligence of the Empire in perceive the want, and upon its pntriotisrn and public spirit to supply it. Suver lfn Rustin scrf‘esn be got to march from Siberia to the Crimea to‘ defend his Empire, the Queen's subjects can be educated

l have never dwelt upon it without feeling that the qucs~§l° km" “N ("l “"‘hh i. ‘hk° "‘eir duly "‘d an“

interact to march nnywhsro t support their own. The young men of Mn 0 and Mussehusstts rushed to protect tlisirgcspitsl from r 'rollllllous fol- low citizens. and l am sure. when once thh possibl- lit of n requisition is mode familiar toths colonisl "11ml. that the youths in our outlying Provinces would rush on eagerly to defend London {mm the foreign fcc. lint it maybe sold dust the Russian obeys a coulrsl authority that it would he: to dispute, and first the American fights ferhis perfect citis’cnshi , which includes the control of his foreign policy no representation in the ssfisoslvceuucil. This is the weak point in our case. but let us see if it cannot be met by such reasonable concessions and sppcsls to the good some of our people ssstslt their practical turn of thought. nod weak] give to the Colonies prepared for it a direct influence in” the national councils, without disurgsnzing thstpoliQ col machinery already Marking so wol .. ’ The House of Commons, whatever-stay be its defects, enjoys the respect of the linipirs. and I ss- sumo that, whatever they come hereafterunobcdy ‘witbss to see its opmposition nod ohm very materially changed. [low for representation in Parliament on be safely conceded to the outlying portions of the Empire. by what modes those room- here should be selected nntl distributed, to what or:- tont they should be permitted to interfere, qrs ques- tions bssot with difficulties whielr'l'nosd not lingev to state. but which here boon pondech with some anxiety during the last ten years. I can see no solution of them all more simple and cosy than this. To treat all the Colonies, which have Legislatures , and where the system of responsible Govcrumolft i.- in operation, as having sshicyed n higher 9,515.; n sistus than CrownColonios or foreign dough. 2‘.“ . t .cucies. and to permit them to send to the an” « of don” mom coo, two, or three members onw' ‘