Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
spYgcH OF HON S MAYALL.
OF MNINE

Whole On the state Of the uuiOo-
Mr.. MAYA L said.
NJ. Chairman. desire to make iew re
marks. first In relation To he financial Poiey
or the Administration. and seeondly IN regard
to i,s territorial PolIey.
Before entering upon rener,l discussion
of the 6anucisl policy ~ the Admiris'railo0,
will read ,hi, psr,.cu Of the Presldsn,''
wrssare relating 10 the ,rraly which Was
made betvern lhe Norlh Amrric'u British
Provinces rrCo the one rlr,, ard the Jur,rt
Spie- of America spon ghe other, dlrug the
lis, session ct Conrrc,,
"Sircs the adjournment ~ Congress the
rau6c1rlDs ~ ihc irraiy hctsrrr thr lo'ird
Sptrs ard Great BRIAN, re'uu'- 90 c'a''
fisheries. urt 10 rryirrucal trade With che
BRITISH North Amsrcln Pruysccs, have Nccn
eNctargrd. 500 some Of Iis anticipated al
yaria-es are already c1.Nrd hy us, a'th"uch
its f.TT execution was 20 ABIDE cvttars acts ct
lrrisiicl NOT vet fully performed. - sno0
ssuwas rtfhrd. Great BrniG opeusd iuoHt
rommrrcr the free u1yic1tr0 ui tlr river -
Iasrrrre. aHI o. cor fishermen Unwu'esiCi
arcsss 20 thr shores lHi hays from Which ihcN
h,d ben previously excluded, ON the coast,
Of her North Amcreln PROVINCES, Iu return
tnrvhich shs asked fHr thr introduction. free
OF duiy. into JHc ports Uf ~ United States,
~ tho fsh r1u.ht uu the same coast hy The
Brush fshsrm-u THIS bcirg ihe cumTc1.
sslion. stipulated i0 iHs trs1i,, iur yriv'r-Cs
of the highest Importance srd ,a'ur 90 ihe
Unu.J States. vh.rb we're thus yulun'lriN
welded heiorr 70 hcc4mr circuyr, The request
se@u,-d 90 me iD NJ reasonable our, hut 10
euu'J not hc ac,>.jrI Co.., f-'u vrui of author
iuto suspcod ou' laws .rrosln: duties ugon
al. foreign Ssh.
"ln the mean time, thc Tr,asury Depart.
msut issued regulation iur assr-aU.U- the
Juties paid % seeuryd by horls .U i,h caught
on The culsts 1T the British provinces, 5Ui
brought tu our markets Hy Buu.h SUBJECTS,
after ihc fishing grounds bad been made iul-
ly accessible 90 The citizens ui lhc United
States ] recommend Co Nuur ia,1Ub.e COM
srtetBfIru proposition, vh.rh v..I hr SOB.
n.u-J ru you. fur auihorfty a. refund thc +4-
t.r, and ranrrI ihs hr1is thgs received. The
rru,Ircrs Of Canada aHi Nss BuE,N'ck
have also anticipated ibr iu'i Operation Cf Irr
trrlty hy i'..slrlI,r arpHcrnru's,rr ,rr.nrcf.ss.
IL iuatmt. irrr of DUTY, t1e prclurg ui ihs
United States mentioned .u the Tree Isi OF
ne treaty. and b1 3frB7cruHrt s'r'.Briu lhlt
regarding Brush fsh, tls bssn made iuI ta-
ties r0w cbar.s,l.r ur tlr T'Hl"r,s ui ,trsr
rroy'nrrs snumcrairt in 'hr same free lst
ard introduced ihcrrir0n uutu me United
States rrU.rs.uoB lor rriurdng vh,cb wall
in nv estimation be I1 Irkr manner emitted %
yosJ favorable Consideration
Although nv ,,vs 90 uo, c,mPau with
the views expressed by tbs rrr,.Jsu, .1 rr'l-
,ion TO Doe 'ec,Pro,,'y treaty, uoau not
have any one infer, therefore. tha, I ana op.
Posei O., fr-- trade br;~,sa ihs Nuub Amer
lean British Provinces, ur ,as one harl. art
us UoilgI S,a'rs oa fa. other. have been
la1- Of h, op.l.oa thlta free, mutual, arl
irIsreaIer, rec lprrca,.on Of ,hs a-urahuul
productions auJ mgrufIriarti arps'r, .u barr
countries would result alike aj,auu-soas'y
TO lhr interests Of both governments. q rHH
accumulation ofyHe article. .mrouri u 81
,rd Isj2. .uamel on the schedule ofihs treaty
fnd the balance OF lralc l1 these article, ,,
more thl0 Eve haDIrci p-r ocu,um against
Us. Hence am decidedly OF The op'n.'n
that tb- treaty. ~ % uor stands IH ri- rrac,-
cal ed.c' and operation, has resulted a''a''
ureous'y .u .De interest, of thr Brrsh pros.
.1ess, AID upon che other h1Ud. .u thrayvuc.
f..r ~ AH~r-.s.H ...f.sa.Ts
l' ''''' To- ''Ai'a'' 'n' m.a'.'s '' '-.''.''
tH Hih,s r.ini. "''. SUPPOSE ''' instance ''''
he lmied states F'srr'' -a1 sI's' a.' A
treaty s,,h Great Buu,a, 900 cotton, rice, Co.,
blcc, cora, hulr, beet, h.'sr, pork, chee-e--
asys'rm Shlcb vuuId 900 ilc', lue..ae aIl iae
Agricultural productions Of 'he United States
Which are article Of eNPorlv1n. IaActtr
granted t.lg Great Brta'1 rniers 'n," iie--
~ ~l'h 'hc Iu'crnmen' Uf 'he United States
m relation 90 these articles llere would be
ARRAY rs'uluus directly 20, the Interests Of
The United State, lni those Of Great Britain.
The treaty. between ;he Provinces aud Ihe
Jutel S1ie, produces Prscl'rly The same a.
icst' in relation 20 The Interests II this coun-
iry pruplss 10 avoid The evils resulting
from such treaty To- great extent Iha'e
prepared a slli, pro'iilor 'or iull and leclii'
mate frca trade between The Clnlt1s and the
United States.
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ala, ubsr.,s, ,s. Co,,,,r.r, of Gre,
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