The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-10
RECIPROCITY
The Recent Negotiations
at Washington.
Detailed Account OF the Conference OF
the Canadian Delegates with the
Committee Of Ways and Means.
Why the United States is Not DESTROYS
of Continuing the Present
Trade Relations.
The Canadians Charge That
Our Object is Protection,
Not Revenue.
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Mr.. Morrilps Denial---0ur Rates
Imposed for Revenue Only.
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Prospective Reciprocity When
the Necessity Has Ceased for
an Internal Revenue I'm
the United States.
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FAILURE OF the CONFERENCE.
The Delegates to Sir Frederick Bruce,
British Ambassador.
6c. &c. Ac
MIR. Morrilps Denial---0ur Rates
Imposed for Revenue Only.
FAILURE OF the CONFERENCE.


Report Of the Conferences Between the
Colonial Delcxatio and the Committee
of Ways and Means OF the House of
Representatives.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. ~, 1900
The Colonial delegates-Hon Massrs Gait and How
land tcanadal Henry Csoya Social, and Smith Now
Brunswi-k)-were introduced to the members Of tho
Committee Of Ways and hcans--Mc-Srs. Morrill, OF Yer
mont Hooper Of Massachusetts, Brooks OF New York,
Garfield Of Ohio Wentworth OF Illinois conking Of New
York. Moorhead OF Pennsylvania, AlIson u Iowa. and
Hogan Of hissour-at the Treasury Department. by
Hon Mr. Mccunoch, the Secretary OF the Treasury
Tho subject OF reciprocal trade generally Discus
ed and ths committees appointed tho next morning. At
the Capitol for further conferences ~ to detAila
nsuERz
TnuKD,Y Jan. %, isoS
The Conference asacrnbed a. eleven A. N. and Was
called 70 order by Mr. Morrill, tho Chairman 81 the com
mt,ee who opened the proceedings by the foo~ng In
NJ MoRRnr,-wha, Is the amour, Of tho provincial
caught lsh imported into the United states, from Jour
returns which are pcrhap~ preferable Ia our o~nf
Mr. GALr-rhc figures not diilcult Ia compile. We
have here the from three proyinccs which cr
port u the stataA ~ follo~s;-
Canada 81 ~,
New Brtinnsck ........................... I2i ls2
ro,,, ..........s i.si4 os2
We have DOT the figures FROM the other rroyinccs bnt
suppose the exports thence ars abo-t two hundred
thousand dollars
Mr. M0RHIll>-And what the total catch Of tho
provinoezf
honor 10 hand IN some statistics on the subject Ia an
essay by Mr. Harvey
Value Of ah eggh from nc e.n.q- table. ., q. s.s,s
kova SCOTS cod rs herring s2oh0. Sdw rrins
nses 1900 ..aia ioi ss,s ,5
~ Al
xe repeal the bountea have hitherto gy o. what ar
you 81 posei a. dr. ! mean, slppDsnT alinN your
nsh 10 enter our make, "a inymen, 81 guy ~ ny
than Ave OF tn per cent which % Ab0ni "quA ~
the duty place upon shtp rslhi, Tasfengcrs, char
parties &o, would yon b. willing W ailo~ os " par
NJ. GAIT-I do not think a mall tan on our procsc-
tons would b. considered very Objectionable.
Mr. hoMEII,-I DO not consider that such tAt a. !
Euggcst " anything more than just shat would place
both parties on equal foong
Mr. GaLr-Othor questions enter into that oonsiiofa
All, for the 1shefrnen'
Mr MomHnI-Ai prs@snt The hsAermen pay duty
all they We may change Mat
Mr. gar-The eTfsr u nsli from csnada 10 NE risis@
IL na very large market IL the Mediterranean,
oaiony sE-aii kiOa u ash, Which sull that
Mr Mornll.-osr Inars-, /. vsy visualize W
you. hsserhelenh Yoa have alrno~i ihe sstrs mono
nAskes IL oren 10 yon tree
ruA Qrr-r0s
NJ n0wufle--As ~ The coal qgsslou ran consider
thai TOO The var ma, have changed ihs ursds -1rn.
shat bot bcfora u 700 took - much from "a a. ~s aa
NJ Gllr-we Do 20 siil-ln vsias n ma " qusnuty
The coal We buy " anthracite from rennayiyAns, n
greater value per than The btamBous ooai yo- bay
Mr. nananI,,sapposs ~s ~srs "a uaI me npons u
coal 81, gay, "a ceniA pr tor
Mr. Hksar1 csssay lnfnfcaisd 10 that naaiisr ssd
am shOaid act oslset u tLat y otbsf uiBgs
ufrr arranged aright
VI G,iT-suJsoas the COMMITTEES srpra.~ tbsf yis.s
a. % tie prncipis shch shosd govern pfpce~luas
that Would FImfilfy fLatferN nj ~ We
part ready 70 admit W nopis that the nsaioa
Of such srales a. thss Hhoali b. rssipral ara sss'd
on u.s EirngAi taratn u ne tsasd states VIZ
yoa that rurrcct prime pif srd prurssi %
oonsider u W. appiosioa 70 gsr varous ffuigeiaf
nru ooncarusf I ~ould ~ wiling " a-si ttef.iiy
Nlih ths Fisea ash-r astnents ~ ssrtay
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una rnlscifts - WnrhD1Tf
VI a1anun 10 Mr. GAifl--ws a. naf k1ot tlat ~
hasis q tbe treaty ~ sound roB o.
Mr. gsLr-well TANK IN pnhupe - re~irvusitY
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should "a pat Ne naua dgles aftias uhrh ss is.
Tor frou yo1 rbirh go nisna " pa ibo~s ARTICLES
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taxed Nth cangluuHs deisE tiiat 90 eAHns
ssnd yoa much ~ heap a. ysu can a., sissrtsF -
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