The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-10

and your pockets are being coi IoVReis
depleted by this horrid tota.,oo.'
Now, sir, one word Ms to tb;.
ton and as to the Canadian u1a'
not expect to shut them ONT do
pect that they will enjoy our ,o., q.
God knows ] do not want 10 i@, l'A
that people entirely, because so, u'I0y
them have been and still arc , oo''e Of
r1ous friends of ours | wish 7 slo'
say that there were majority 81 ' suI
there, but they are such men ~ - 1 auon
or l know they have nowhero d ''','
go but to our markets. The a,nnS "
country, rs they call it. has f;, o'1ei
protect them. The markets thn Navy %
not suit them and are of no oco. ="
to them, but they come to MS io rOu'
markets. l say let them como H.. V ,i
them not come to rob the bravo y, 70
Of our own country, who have -. a''l
Their best blood for the prote,ti6Sr Y
our Liberties Let them not co,. y
the exclusion OF those who b,,,i.,
rights and who bear the heat and m I, '.'
den of the day. We will treat f,,, ivy
well as we the most favored notioa
nelghbors, but we will not food y.
clothe them. If they are TO enio, @-
markets let it be ON the same tor
with other nations Of the world NM
not? Is there any man opnoeol
giving this notice who can show wb,.
has ever been discovered dD,ino ~
working OF this treaty which would IN
duce us to believe that there ia a,.
thing on the part of the Canal.l.
that they can give rs for what we +,
them ? What reciprocal adyanr9,
can they return Us? What benefit, /,
they give MS for those we confer
them? They tell us that we may
to their markets. Why, sir, they h,n
no markets. We may 90 there .
what is the use Of there if there ars
markets ? | know there are no may.
kets there | was born near there
| know what / say. Fifty bullo,
from Illinois would frightened e,n
butcher out of Montreal.
The House viii excuse nv hon,
comparisons | am, when at hon
nothing but farmer, and thank
for it. If it were not for him. VI
trade or commerce would we ha |
He has, by his industry and
brought tins land into cultivation
upon his labor the past and the iur
of our country rests securely.
MIR. Speaker You have raised ur L
manufactures of Canada since
treaty went into operation. SINCE
ratification, ut every session of
provincial Parliament they have
posed duties upon our manufactus,
Their manufactures are now coiuc
and loulshing for the very res.
that they are driving out our nam.
features. Our manufacturers take Ma.
capital and workinen and set up N
there Do you see anything Aaiter.
in that is that one of the recf-
cal advantages 2 Do our manufaru.
ing interests ask us to continue hnE
condition of things?
This is a subject in which l feel az
interest, and l may, perhaps show
some warmth, but l know that | an
right. | want the abrogation Of sbs /
treaty to be unconditional Il thsr [
want anything OF Us, and can shoFk
that they can furnish us with somer-
ciprocal advantage, then it viii q
time to consider the subject, but ihg
have nothing TO give US in'retum.
l will now say "A few words as to ID
line Of communication between t
great West and the Atlantic Tlg
have at great expense, opened up
line of communication from Casco b
to Lake Michigan, and beyond
Grand Rapids
The speaker The gentlemm
time has expired.
Mr., Rice, of Maine. l move b
the gentlman be allowed to proceeds
ten minutes longer
There was no objection; and it VS.
agreed to accordingly.
Mr.. Baxter. / thank the House
It's favor.
What was the argument Of NJ
Gait, the Canadian finance minlsic
ior the making Of that line Of comm
| an acquainted with
salt, and know him to be a talel'@
md skillful man, for he took ri
John Bulls pocket millions that w
leyer gladden. his eyes again. WI
Sas the cry by which he took
money out Of John Balls poela
Why it was this, that they We're s'
% drain the great West II tins
5lment not been used they could
nave raised stock to have built sly
niles Of the road
Now, it has been SAID that il we '
'ogate this treaty they will take uI
'rage and deprive us Of Their iI'u'
Do you beliye that they will do 'n.,
+ they did they would not MAKE y.
'er cent. to keep their lines Of e"I
in repair. They Saw IN
he trade they can get, ana me. M NJ
AXE all the trade they can GEL
,ou know any country that Tans
decrease its carrying trade OT rln.
lucts will continue to go to the I S.
las and to Casco bay-to PoIpn-
hat beautiful city, God bless y" aa
whether the treaty be abrogate,d q 4.
Gentlemen have talked aDou'
'orting wool. | am happy to 81, n
a few days we will have someyI
hat will lead the people to believe believe
We have Il protecting GoyernlneIpS r.
he tariff I'M which will soon be