THE CANADIAN PRESS ON THE MES.

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 We have been gratiGed to find in the "Toronto Examiner" some remarks on the Presidents Message, which indicate ill a ye- ry significant manner, the progress of liberal principles amongst our neighbors m Canada. The "Examiner'' appears to be fully sensible of the power-the fast growing power-of that influence which the example of this con federacy is exercising upon the nations of the European world. The extraordinary spectacle of a nation extending its dominon-enlarg- ing its territorial oundares-creating for it. self most commanding position amongst the powers of the earth-without war, with out bloodshed, without diplomatic intrigue with no other lnstrumentality but free nstitu- tions, equal laws, and unfettered human eff fort, Is justly regarded by our Canadian con- temporary as one calculated 10 attract, in a pre-eminent degree, tn colonization of man. kind, and to stimulate the masses who are subject to despotc or monarchical authority to an adoption of those glorious principles which, in this western world, have now for ced themse, Ives to a superiority before which the haughtest potentates of earth have been made to tremble. The '.Examnern takes a just view of the passages in the message bear ing on the Oregon question. Itdoes not con- slider that any barrier has been inierposed to the ultimate amicable adjustment of the ques- tion-believes that iG>war should come, the onaS will be on the head of Great Britain- and properly speaks with appreciation of the recommendation of such measures as were necessary to protect the American emigrants in Oregon, it being no invasion whatever of the terms of joint occupancy, and not only a justi6able act, but an incumbent duty on the part of this government.