, 1864-04-09
Total exports $167, IL, Il
Total imports Observation-Disclosures. s3,1sa, OK

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.s ~ E lmPosssipie taat the people OF both
on soonues H.. ~, Toala sGaI Atet year na!e perse-
nns ~ 49, LIP s 10y lntenanse II II nag nol,
uPon lue = nu.e, ,.M ueen hlutaauy oeneucial. a
tstl tlosl i hna!Sss @ W. snow lns reasons wny The
areaty has oeen regarded VITA dissatisfaction.
ana, tnsougnoat INC S1ealee faft OF our CO
tef1n1nonstronuer Win the populons portion
o. Canada, INC moeI important OF AZ the
iioy1hces, mas 1al1ed 10 produce the friendly
ln1efnatlona4 fela1lons which were anticipat-
GO, .a aug "a al Ers1 realized. as the natural r.
su'es ~ ol y sasa sel.es q reciprocal oeneuts
OF eHtenaeo eoommefclal relations.
a elhg1iar dlsnnion exists omons the Pro-
sinees; Eacn OF lhefn-Canada, Ne" Bruns-
wy VIM esu.a oGoaa' tIMSe Eu"ato's ts4ano,
1na ,ln % mlouaalanaMuhuke our o"n Stalls,
s;as uas sepaatT . sal.n AGAINST tne oihef, ana
.!s aeat ~. ~, ndso. n l?oO inelr Pop
a,nt,on ~ w, vs. o,1.e.'HN' u IMs, less than
~ w celonsga 10 tae e, marallme na ffo7inces,
ano Aot n'v1e inan -,ooV,ooV we're Canadians.
~ eoApl.aIat Aae oeen 1alQ beiore Ihe Com
aEoont Ganada Cn tsnIa 70 ans o. tae frossnces
~ sta+is.1a. T. ~; TT enis aaa olae! reasons
IN ~. ntauotGa " .nis Aaae a1e "oi1ny OF Sep
afasc coIs1oe1auoh:
oar eSnoste 10 Eanada sfRee 1sS.
..ora Hns @ne tfc's "en1 'nto ope1auon4 -. s-.
Orr ir,nor:e tlc, ~ n,int I'm se,nc
time. a 18a1#;6oo
bslance IN onr favor. si,4is,77S
If 70, cgn origin, nurcIaaed chiefly Wit6 pro
ductions Of the United States, and yielding
employment not only to the farmer and man
uiac.urer: but also TO the shipper and sailor,
and profit to the merchant There were no
stipulations in the treaty with regard to
them, and their amount Inns been much d.
minished by the special 1eeis1ution Of Canada
In 1855, thcy amounted to IS. 7G9. $50: ani 10
no more than 81, ,4,8 113 in 1SG3. In 7S;S}
they were only ha1f the amount they reached
81 *..
eeding the treaty, and even less by Is pcr
cent t1.an in 1870. THIS unfayorah1e chanre
wae effected By the Ca,ladians. as is: we'll
known 10 the public through cxactiny. since
tile tre*1y. system practically difTerentfal
nd discriminating asainst this country by
tte place where it was last bought. which
sid 1he Board Of Trade Of Canada West
practically shuts the door to the admission |
iLto Cana.'a Of the leading articles hitLerto
purchased in the gre,t markets of tie United |
States, and forcing Upper Canada to imnorf |
via the st. Lawrence, OF Other Sise paT an
enormous sncrease Of eiuty.''
1t is not unreasonable to expect that a. the
legislation by which the United States :1rc
injured also ls an injury to the Canadian chs |
tonler, compelling Lin to nav increased prices
Tor many articles, the difficulty NAV be re-
moved by negotiation. In effect the mer-
chants Of Canada haye almost entirely ceased |
- WA AAuA4It GAtaEs 1DI
American manufactures, and for merchandise
Of foreign origin By various Canadian tar
~ acts, Inc duties have been increased, until
the Trace o1 Inc United States throughout /
l tne "hoie country, In their own manpfac.
1urea ana goods Of foreign origin, has been
sety greatly diminished In 1856, the value
ol tne exports OF our manufactures to Cana.
10 was 1 nearly 5000 600.
n ioo-S Il Was 81 ,51o, ,6o2.
6. Ae seal aater t'ie ueaty, the trade via. the
81, az oite rnnt nce ~ u1manlsned 70 tue amount Of
sla,-NSt too; and more than this amount was
immediately transferred to the carr5in aud
other trade Of the United States.
or the tunnage employed in the carving
,sade between the United States and the Rtif.
sh North American PROVINCES durinr fi,e
nst five ycars. 20 TB. tic are of TcsssIs h..
oncinr ia fh;s conntrr and - et1 G11 ~.
mounf OF foreign tnnnnre @A4o
Gritf allusion r made 10 1he nrorress of
ibcra1 ,overnncnt IN E,eot ~, ~ .,,5 ~
ts:.,t ,,7,o,, ~ ~ oeet oIen ana !ae
nv G,1t 1pun .nc iel"uous u Lnat country WIN
4 yery important mint settled hv +,e
reatT Ilate3 to The F3sheries st.tfu H. y u,
oos4 Eraa ea,ass ~ se anlss % On t1e Coioniat
r..et r1e .t:a, asee is ~ tueia mas oeemea OF
r,9,.t ~. saauG. nut oo!y 1or tne!F dlIect
.1,aa1' rul rs Gonsusuung ereat tla1nln.
ro, ro,y',, ao1 natuy, aasentutous hno skiluoi
- 49,. p 11e Con!eauon ol 1915, We had
aif,era,,a ~ ~ usn Hltola tuIEe mlies ol shoIe.
go conn, ,ine " .e oplhion . ehs1ea petween tae
inary linz $500 ~ tne pnsse "4iee ~ tae ina-