Make WaY for Canada
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Ihe Liverpool Standard OF the Sd ult.,
publishes an address from Canada to the
conservative members of the British Par>
lament, in which it is said:-


"Whether, therefore, England wishes il
or not, Canada will certainly cut her con,
necllon Immediately.


"Ihe Canadians, by joining the United
States, will continue all the privileges which
England's colonies erjoy under free trade
system.


"ln losing The British American colonies.
England will lose employment for $4,000
sailors, and the finest naval nursery in the
world, the amount Of tonnage in that trade
beng greater than that Of the trade of all
India and China.


"But 1t is not simple loss to England;
the command of the ST. Lawrence will give
gain 10 America equal in extent to our
loss, thereby trebling her naval power, while
it leaves her with no rival or enemv in tbe
NORTH"


The Standard says


I'VE cannot perceive by what plea we
Can resist such moment ON the part of
Canada, If it be resolved upon; or even
defend much longer the granting of sup
plies TO meet the cost OF our establishments
in this country"