Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

uCte, pay diuiOet as ltedNy tiAtcf anu
taught by the gospel rom their youth up u nate
fithy lucre.
An inflated currency is worse than incompatible,
useless bulk it Is a cumbrous circulating SHARE
and whenever and however disposed Of returns no
equivalent. The fox which crept through the hoio
in the wall, and greedily inflated himself win the
main there and by much joyltss fasting bring down
his bulk 10 its original size before he could crawl
ont at the same hole. So our inflated brethren IN
the end must contract and crawl out through the
same hole they went in at.
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
Farmers are deeply interested in tho proposed
treaty with Grea' Britain, by which certain pro
ducts and manufactures IRE To be admitted Tree OF
duty to and from the Canadian Dominion. 90 not
propose here TO discuss the merits OF TINS propos
ton in all its length and BREADTH as offered by tne
Canadian Mnister-and as yet accepted by NOBODY
except Queen NictOria--but as II deserves our nos
deliberate scrutiny, | shall venture 10 comneht
upon few OF its prominent features. IL Is urseu
that By It's acceptance We may escape from the pay
meut, under the treaty of 1911, OF an lndehh,a sum
amounting to many millions annually, as the ul4-
ference in the value OF fisheries within a nar,ne
league of the coasts of the respective countries.
ascertain and fix the amouRt OF this dlnerehee II
there be any, a commission has alreauS 1Sei
agreed upon, which is shortly to asselnbie at i'i
fax
For the cod-fsheries the privilege of their coasts
within three miles j. hardly needed, as the ucgp
sea fisheries are supposed to be much better. FOR
nackerel, it should he borne in MIND that our our
Coasts where they appear much the edI4les., ~
quite as Valuable as PROVINCIAL thAst1i anu
haden, caught and ground up for bait ior
use as we'll as cur own, are exclusively OnidIheu
within three miles from our coasts IRON new eIsey
10 the farthest coasts OF Maine, the uiheIch.o
seems TO be in our favor, however persist
emily it may be denied. Taxing thesc IA
into consideration and the additional one that
they have cur market for their fish, OF more Naiuo
alone than all the privileges Of their coasts, II u
impossi bic that any impartial commission shVu-e
award to the Canadian Dominion any large sum ~
the excess IN value of their in-sh0re fisheries anu
liz upfr than they themselves Us
tiinated l. WHEN they had no free market mere .oi
the prlducts OK the sea, or any other prlNue-es
sraHted return. Fortunately ms tstiuiato S''i
be accurately ascertained. >,
After the ahrc CATION By Congress Of the so-ealled
Rec procty Treaty OF 1851, thes CHARGED Iiueii'e
tax IN the tonnage Of cur vessels ensaged III my
iu-saure fisheries, at first, iity cents per .on' ah
then tWu dollars per ton All the tonnage we hau
thus engaged IN 5s., including both cod ana mack
erel, devp-sea and in-shore, amounted 10 No iOle
than ~ SO tons. More than hail o. ths may ue 6
iluatea 10 We been engaged ln the deey-sea e",l
nshcrits AID co. the raua Under not more thah htii
can be supposed % have visited IN the pursuit Of
ihs.r game, the shores o. the Provinces. compute
the highest annual revenue from their license y :
TEN Geductins the cost OF collection ana the eNpeh
syr police 60. the as, dsdurtln- also the Na4uy 81
car marktts, the best, 81 "a. inc 'hl! "coeSs'',.'
markets and. tAou-h multiplied ny ten very
inrl re- sum wuulu appear 10 comparison WI" lue
nal. on. win which We have been SO wlldly threat
en,d 1t womb almost seem that, because tht
awufd 1eu the Alabama claims has been pad
solc wal must hc >uu -ht a. -et lt back. nut ne
element uf Tear, % TO De ASSUMED, NO longer huu'
a place ia cur uipl macy ana certain ~ I"
tue pcna.n- award, whether j. goes To Hun Of
Halifax.
inlfc treaty with tire- Britain, from hfst 70 iast
10 which she nas not ven different interpreta
iali1u from uNu. and when our differences nave
been submitted to an impartial apire, II has 90
rarely happened that the decision has hot been IN
ur..vur The fsct that they nos propose u super
.cGo TIE last treaty. tl'u-h jas made' ny Ne"
one is no ciu-e 81 alarm - oar government oi
To- cur Fishermen, who, IN the n-ud-e OF
Daniel Webster. ought 10 be % protected ho.k and
line, bob ana suker." Bearing IA m nj the former
i4l-sUrrvd reciprocity treaty, and that the Jana
dams row ga L. offer much better terms would
there not be some cause ~ dlstrust-and put the
question 10 ose present who sometimes swap
..orscs-Would there 40; be some cause 81 dstiust
10 he.s--tr4der. having pvrffeAehed you once
should Dlsr % give you sat siactlnu ~ au"thct anu
much better tradei nev-u- had a tuucn % efib-
biun-. do you want to try bl'nd-stss sers
ono treaty w.tA Great Britain, u would seem
ought 20 include al oi hcr colonies. Il one can re
treated With special favor. Why may not a!lf fiity
diverse and complicated treaties would be To-
many 90 canced, even o. ioly-lot empire II
these colonies are 30 large ana numerous A. % nave
heterogeneous Interests. it j. time ihty were PIE
PACED % make tne.r own treaties a. independent
uati0ns hut while they adhere o. the Brush ha-
Our eou.t tuition lorb.ds ;Ao levy n o: export
duties, bat that o. The CaElt an Dom mon does not
ana therefore any thing they may nave Wh-cu we
really need can be c4n--ed by export duty Just
as til s. nov collect collar on thousand iect %
loEs pr ou a cord u single bolts. They have 4
versatility 81 adro tuess which % ows tsel gam ia
tle.r Ipl - O. cut es on tea THIS We admit now
entirely free and DO they from every country ina
the world nu; Tie uted states, ald-to head II any
tu-rce with u 10 teas, they impose d u-scf-lill n
81 u : duty u. ten per cent uplu black, green and
Japan Tea when imported from the United
SlAte..n This shows normal state az Their ces-
marcia- relation " know % uo way 70 judge oi
the future hut b. the past, and We must bear Ia
"a NJ that ia Canada tAe sua rises "a The morn
.u-.
Loak Tor q moment 90 the question % practical
rec p.uc.is AS Go wool The Ca adas produce
more .u proportion than up Co and much more
than they cla consume. They want foreign
market tut We want and must Keep or own uf
anIu40n s4,cp-lus.angry. Ia no event VIII
they buy q pound Ht ,u- slis -tlat would
bee like CARY me- pepper O. uludOs.au oT
could sell here thc.g entire c PR D. cher prices Than
are clstwlcr ohfltr4hlc, and then supply t.elr
wants Toy bone eiu-lirptn ~ que ADMISSION %
cheaper woods Hi ether cultr'e' iar WOO, he the
hu.s 60. tl2 4st.c-t- t-ey propose tu MAKE Tecipro
callv tlle. already exempt from duty under the
present Ianld 4u tlrH. IH.r.y-lrp u- the articles
they propose o. exempt from duty a schedule A
are Bow ad nu., twelti three SUBJECT O. duty.
How hong would our farmers agree 90 protect every
bpat else aad leave t.eu-csrs exposed @ The hun
--rl AS lg4ts t. gee trade.
anl this hria-s &. The front one q the grave con
tn-euc.es involved loo any j. ss.lle Icc- pruciiy
treaty. We are su.cIuuly bound tg the IA s.. "a
N.-NN- -tit'..-4 e-aAe'N az tt VEN t'H--f-
every gore IN nation % -raut go privileges to one
tlAi are 'i AZ "Ate open sii l-Aie 20 e o'iiel
Ne nave nH.i.A-4t GOV e'iise'. - 'I1N-,'' !" ia
llal as well d "it1 each "ue % the NATIONAL e.
of Europe. that DO cher Dr other dut.e, shall De
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1900 owes eur e. es '.a- "e nu- F1i'-'t ee-s.it
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