New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
HOUSE OLE REPRESENTATIVES,.

| The House agreed To the resolution providing
] u binding the maps accompanying the report OF the
Superintendent OF the Coast Surveys, aud those when
accompany the report OF The Secretary Of the treasury
On the subject of British North American Colonies
The House resumed the consideration of the
| M establishing reciprocal free trade with the BRUSH
/ hoyinccs on certain condition.
| Mr. FULLER, (Maine) resumed his remarks
fm former day, saying The friends OF Tue ON argue
| o. the ground II viii promote the manufacturing ana
Nluad Interests IL is 90 operate onthe raGe between
2e United States and tae British Provinces, when
mounted last year 90 SlS,0O00O0 Tie did not deny
4a the British free trade project viii operate fayoraoly
the manufacturing interest the cities and railroads.
Ol The other hand it is seltcvident 1t VIII operate In
Uously on the interest which he more Immediately
| spr@ents. IL Is for Congress ~ determine whether
gain will warrant the sacTihce and who Is 20 be the
tctiu lie then referred 10 the provisions 81 the bill
Gcr consideration, and the question which they were
%slgned 10 adjust.
se SET on foot for the pu pose OF annoying the United
Mates and compelling Us TO 20 into reciprocity lie was
stesirou Of settling these questions as the PROVINCES
nor they are destined to be an important people
~ not on the basis proposed. he Designed Ia submit
e amendment which viii give them fair equivalent
he fisheries are valuable but What are nah worth WITH
CT market The Provinces und here market for
ee greater amount of their hsh bat do noS propose
lNltT equivalent The Nll be Condemned was called
eo Tor tciprocty, but It was n0t-the ADVANTAGES four
b zoe being ON the side OF the Provinces All we ask,
hnd IS 10 harmonic our interests and trea. US all
Ary
Mr.. SABINE offered a substitute for the bill
Vnor const ration and 90 regulate the taking, curing
srd selling of tsh and the od obtained therefrom, be-
Necn the nhahi .nis OF the United S,.Scs and in
asisnts OF the British Possessions OF Canada
New Brunswick, and NOys Scotia nehing Cape
hten Newfoundland, and Prince EtwSrts
kssi and the dependencies Of said posse
seas lie ssid there could be no measure Of re-
e,CtV maiuTcd during the few days remaining o. the
lai Congress, and that he was dCslrons al less' OF
Pechng up the fishery difficulty until the ne" a3nlni
stOr could have time ~ act upon the Whole s0ojecI
Mr. Tuck asked gentlemen not 10 vote
Saa., the bill until they had sttcnayely eNNsned H.
n frst authority ia relation 90 reciprocity csme nom
AeN Polk late President ef the United States The
ecSsd authority is james buchanan, who recommend
he matter with respect 90 the CanadSS Il has been
s7Se5 NV The authority OF previous Congresses and
h9 comes here ioUhly fortified We have n oppor
sssy OF accepting the terms generously o1eret by
ga Br tain snd her Coopis upon the su9ect ana OF
srs the difficulties arising out 81 the nsoery cues
u irIc. ,his shau non be adjusted, he feared there
sa be dsn or OF boodshed en- the ashns coasts next
saneer lie would meet TIE gees'on GA broad ma
hal and not ON sectional grounds ss ~ss seasht oy we
ssusn who proeeoSeI Si'l - - lss.S e. -.
ers p4opoyuon was for the purpose O. dseSlos' not
ssu,sc lie rasssce Of the In under Consideration.
The morning hour expired
ne Spy,xrR laid before the HonSe com
ns,ics,ioa from Cmlmodore Jones' IN ~elch tne
to1modore SAYS that v,tupeTons ana .t'
sSio1s have been male BY Ger IAN PS'sISN ~ si
Nm; his official conduct, out ne W. - ~ 80
sg concerned in fraudulent tTanssehOis' s ~
rcost having an opportunity ~ he cniiVh'eS wa
stccusers A few witnesses from camp MA y ,ss
ssS would no, only prove the ialshy :" u19 80. -
- expose the rnshguiy OF the conlohS,t'h - =. "
Il lie asked that the pSpsrs be referred 20 ine Cotn
e.-ee ON NAyal Affairs ana that they VIII take tesn'
s'sy On osth and allow him to appear oe'o'e '' N''
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