Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17

TIL f b u r.
bags, cotton denims cotton jeans, unbleach
r. ed, cotton-drillings, unbleached, cottor
tickings, cotton plaids, cottonades, I'M
ic bleached, cabinet ware and furniture. OF
to parts thereof, carriages, carts. wagons, and
l. other wheeled vehicles and sleighs, or parts
J. thereof, fire engines, or parts thereof, felt
lie covering for boilers, gutta- percha betting
/, and tubing, iron. bar, hoop, pig. puddled
e rod, sheet, or scrap, iron nails, spikes, bolts
y tacks. brads, or sprigs. iron castings. india
y rubber betting and tubing, locomotives for
a railways, or parts thereof lead sheet or pig
a leather, sole or upper, leather, harness, and
saddlery of, mill, or factory, or steamboat
V fixed engines and machines, or parts thereof,
y manufactures of marble, stone, slate, or
Y granite, manufactures of wood solely or
: wood nailed, bound, hinged. or locked with
f metal materials. mangles, washing ma
y chimes, wringinr- machines, and drying
machines. or parts thereof. printing paper
: for newspapers. paper-making machines, or
: parts thereof, printing type, presses, and
r folders. paper cutters, ruling machines.
f page numbering machines, and stereotype
e ing and cloctrotyping apparatus, or parts
G thereof. relrlgeratOrs, or parts thereof. rail-
road car-, carriages, and trucks. or parts
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engines or parts thereof. steel, wrought or
? cast. and steel plates and rails, tin tubes
t and piping, tweeds of wool solely, water
wheel machines and apparatus, or parts
Thereof.
ARrICLEV.
1t l. agreed that the Canadian canals on
the main route from lake Erie TO Montreal
shall be enlarged forthwith at the expense
OF the Dominion Of Canada, so as to admit
the passage Of vessels drawing T. Feet of
water, and the locks on the said canals shall
be made of not less than go feet in length,
- ieet width, and not less than II feet
depth on the inter sill and that the chan
mel OF the Saint Lawrence River shall be
deepcned IN the several reaches between the
canals. whenever the same may be necessG-
ry, 81 as to allow the free passage of vessels
drawing l. feet Of water. And the work
engaged to he done in this article shall he
completed by the It day of January.
ls-O.
ARTICLE VI.
It sasrccd that the government of Cana
da shall construct, on or before the lst day
of January, 1850, canal to connect the
Saint Lawrence River at some convenient
point. al or near Caughnawaga, with Lake
Champaign. The dimensions of said canal
shall be such as TO admit the passage Of YES
| sells drawing II feet of water and the lock
shall be Of not less dimensions than those
named in the preceding article. And the
! United States engage to urge upon the gov
! eminent OF the State of New York to cause
the existing canal from Whitehall, on Lake
! Champaign, to Albany TO be enlarged, and,
| If necessary, extended, or another canal or
canals To be constructed Of equal capacity
with the proposed Caughnawaga Canal, a.
hereinheiore specified. and the navigation Of
the Hudson River to be improved, 50 a. TO
admit the passage from Lake Champlain to
the lower waters of the Hudson River of
vessels drawing Il feet of water.
ARTICLE VII
Citiz1uS of the nited States may. dur /
ing the term of ycars mentioned in Article !
Alll OF this treaty, carry in their vessels |
cargo and passengers from one Canadian |
port to another on the great lakes or river |
SAINT Lawrence. Reciprocally, inhabitants
OF Canada subjects of Her Britannia
Majesty may. during the Ike period, carry
IN their Ne>>els cargo and passengers from
one port Of the United States on the great
lakes or river st. Lawrence to another on
the said lakes Or river. Citizens of the
nItcd States in their vessels. and inhabi-
tant- of Canada subjects of Her Britannia
Majesty in their vessels, may, during the
ike term, carry cargo and passengers from
any port of the nitcd States or Of Canada
on the Red River, or the waters connecting
herewith. to any other pert ON the said
river or waters connecting tAclcwith.
ARTICLE VIII.
1t i- agreed. that for the term of Years
mentioned ia Article NH of this treaty,
the citizens Of the [ nIted States shall enjoy
the Use OF the Nclland. the Saint Lawrence,
and other canals in the Dominion of Cana
IA tnclutlng the proposed Caughnawaga
Clnai). ON terms Of equality with the In
habi,aut~ of the Dominion of Canada and
that, without interfering with the right OF
the government of Canada 10 impose such
tolls ON the Aforesaid Canadian canals re-
.iccilyc.y a~ 10 may think iit, the tolls shall
Pee lcyicd an relation TO the number of the
ockN IN each canal, without any drawback p
lr determinations hatcytr the destination
d tie vessel, or whether one or more canal
n canals. OF par; of canal. be passed
And it is also agreed that Tor the ike ,
erm OF years, the inhabitants of Canada ,
hall enjoy the Use Of the Saint Clair Flat ,
anal "u terms OF equality with the inhabi- %
ants %! t1c nitei States and that the =
a'ieati9u oi Lake Champaign and of Lake /
llchlsau shall De free and open for the !,
urpl-e oi commerce 10 the inhabitants of =,
an.i':a- subject t. any laws OF regulations =.
j tAe nted States. or of the States hlr- =
crins thereon, respectively. not incon>i>t- d,
10 with such privilege of free navigation. D.
And the nltei States further engage t. ~
re upon the governments 81 the State, of -
CIV ork and Of Michigan To secure 10 the -,
lhabitantS OF Canada the use of the Erie. =.
he Whitehall, the Sault Sainte Marie y.
anals, and of any enlarged or extended OF II
aW canal or other Improvement connect
y Lake Champlain with the lower waters
the Hudson River which may be made.
contemplated in Article W. on terms OF
lality with the Inhabitants of the { nited q
atc- lt
And it j. mutually a grced that fall power IL
all be given and allowed to transship car on
D from vessels into canal-boatS, and from
n1.-hJa;S into vessels no either terminus mr.
every canal. T.,
And, further, that if the use Of the Erie
~ lItchall or other canal connecting
IKE Champaign with the lower waters OF ~
@ Hudson River. and of Sault Sainte
are Canal. be not granted to the inhabi- -.
Mt OF Canada on terms of equality with III
e citizens of the United States. a. con-
nplateI IN this article, then the use of TIN
; proposed taughnawaga Canal By citi- uia
Is ui the | nitei States. as above contem- sin
'ted' shall be suspended and cease until cor
use oi the SAID canals in the nted ito
60. - 90 tIO in'ia"i'Aht9
" "'''' 'on'ein '-'''ou' Alt
ARTICLE TX. hos
Or ne term OF Years mentioned in Arti- lie
, NlIi OF rms treaty. vessels OF all kinds zee
" IN lhe nItcd States may be purchased eS a
III na'ltantS OF canada subjects Of Great GOV
TAM ana registered IN Canada a. Cana \ b
n n NeSNGIS and, reclprocally, vessels Of ing
KINDS nnilt IN Canada may be purchased can
ci'1enr OF the United States, and regis and
FL IN the Onitcd States a United States
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