Canada And The States Recollections 1851 To 1886 By Sir E. W. Watkin

























































































































































 -  Let us remember this,
that when the three cries among our next neighbours are shoddy,
taxation, blood, it is tune - Page 271
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Let Us Remember This, That When The Three Cries Among Our Next Neighbours Are Shoddy, Taxation, Blood, It Is Tune For Us To Provide For Our Own Security.

I said, in this House, during the session of the year 1861, that the first gun fired at Fort

Sumter had a 'message for us;' I was unheeded then; I repeat now that every one of the 2,700 great guns in the field, and every one of the 4,600 guns afloat, whenever it opens its mouth, repeats the solemn warning of England - -Prepare! prepare! prepare! I think, Sir, I am justified in regarding the American conflict, as one of the warnings we have received; and the third warning, that things cannot go on in this country as they are, is a warning voice from within - a warning voice from our own experience in the government of these Provinces. On these internal constitutional difficulties existing among ourselves, which were so fully exposed last evening by my hon. friend, the President of the Council, I need say little; they are admitted to have been real, not imaginary, on all hands. An illustration was used in another place in explaining this part of the subject by the venerable and gallant knight, our Premier, than which nothing could be more clear. He observed that when we had had five administrations within four years, it was full time to look out for some permanent remedy for such a state of things. True - most true - Constitutional Government among us had touched its lowest point when it existed only by the successful search of a messenger or a page after a member willingly or unwillingly absent from his seat.

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