Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-16

4 CASADtAS EF-g0y-E To The NsssAGr-
The Toronto Gl9te, 10 a lo1- eii;oria, On the
Presilsat's message, say, with respect 10 the
= LaTren-a, tia, .se river clnno; even be
reached by the shipping af the United States
without passing through caad cut in Cana
dian territory, all tina. TO throw open the canals
70 American sliu4iu. without some equivalent
would BE- a I.t,le TO much for President Grant
20 asA As to Tie fisheries, the Glsle says
Does +. 10, occ1-to the President that TO c-ms
down upon C4ati, with bis threats s1i buster
Is -le uyireie ,f c.Y-a-s I1w IS it jllS- be Is
-.i1r. By his acr-. i1 r--o E1'z- - an equal and
iLlrreuieu' p1Eer The colonial authority knoEn
S. the Dominion Of Canada. o. winch. As his Ian
.-uacc implies. hs has u1 1t6..ll s1ewlei-e The
c1us-rucuou o. the treaty Of ISIS IS fer the Unit
ei States aul Great Britain 20 settle. Ia the
nliu,eaanc- of ,le treaty for the rights ami
pr,s-rvet0n Of tie fisheries, ng'ani With Can
ala hs- common interest. II President Grant
cannot sse tue false position in which he has
placed himself. t may he hoped that Congress
viii discover it for him. lie may exclude Cans
d.s1 vessels from his ports ard try by any other
petty means 20 harsss us That game was tried
Uaru the reciprocity treaty vas repealed, and
we h,7e thrIvsu ever since teyoui all anticips-
ton Boz e he hls -ish, on bis SIDE, and does
not want courage, be WI pur AT ships from the
E-i-isl Iar's tIe tula-i and l1m8n steamers
iucluicl, ~ ths sane cs'eyory. President Grant
usv uC' be cgua. 20 AKIN. is broad and liberal
yisas oi -7c ci.t IS i,s Circumstances require,
bat BIS v !. J.. -lt e-.l'F --lt. uug Should weigh
bu- 4-h,,g against e ear aud obvious interests Of
a ua-.oa. These p..at tt once t5 tIe removal OF
all gr5auis of .-ir.-o1, sil pretez-s ior TRADES
hv rt-s--urr'...Is nary fr-,iarr 4-t sl risks 0f
collision be,saea Jle powers tha, should set the
word 81 exam pie Of su'i.y and peace and it is
certain that, 10 thus paying homage TO higher
p:iucip'e, The pesuu1ry gain 10 both Canads
ant the United States would be beyond s.l csl-
cu,s.i1u.
SuocSr5 TEFsrEzyr o. THE IysaSF.-Dr.
George F. Foots aflIIils,.va, Orsngs county.
y. T.. is ussiug an energetic sfo-t to secure the
establishment of Homeopathic Iu-lue Asylum
artaat risce His description &C the treatment
ostle .uua:ics ia ;he peer house Of that county
reveals most horrible and si;keuirg condition
%. ai.irs. iiscr-octg' 10 our cyilzation Lockei
up 81 cells where no iiEht or ar can enter, eI-
ctt between the bars of a grated door, witholt
chairs. beds. OF even straw upon which to rest,
w.tu stelcl almost s1G G'cat;ng. tAese poor crea-
turcs, some Of then from families Of tie highes-
respects ilty. we're iefJ 10 their rawlings. '' Ten
human beings sl.Jring Ia their il;h no water
O. wash slIl. u0 Convenience for the wants Ji
nature, f-l upon thr c1ars-s- fac, through
hole ir the door left deserted. frsaken, walt
irct de- Ths is 3 horrible picture ssys
the Troy TINES. uut Instead Of is being false
regards Ou,1g- celrty. Il can undoubtedly be
spole-l Ei;h equal uuthtlness % many ether
paor houses %: tie Sts'e-