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hi.thrigh; though conquered, and will and must
insist on their prerogative TO aid fully III the Tor
nation and administration ola government. Can
Canada stand alone, or is she to seek TO be admit
ted into our conledcracy? This is to be the graver
question. This is the grave subj jeet in which we
are all interested. tits this which gives import
ance to riaes now which are but the dim and
scarce percenibe shadows Of coming events. II
is not to be credited that the far-secng, prudent,
and calculating men who themselves, unseen and
unknown, have mainly aroused and directed The
sympathy which has been made 10 animate the
cool and rejecting inhabitants the frontiers, have
been influenced only by the hope Of emancipating
men struggling to be free. The Canadians them
selves, TO say the least, are much divided on the
subject of their projected revolution We do not
believe that ore half Of them are in favor OF it.
The battles have been fought, and the treasure
raise, and the efforts directed by the citizens of
this country. They are not the men to strike off
the letters, and bid the prisoner leap up and be
free, when that prisoner was content with his lot,
unless they could foresce recompensc for their
toll and risk. We are thinking people. We
40 net rna mad wiz, cnthasasm-exccpt party
enthusiasm, and that is essentially, almost purely
selfish. We look ahead, and deliberately weigh
the result of an enterprise. If we speculate, we
risk bat little till we Mu;k we see the end. And
thus it is with the frteads Of Canada, who have
month.


