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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

CoMMANDeR or THR PoLIcs STEAM-
ER.-A correspondent, writing TO us
under date Of March 9Th, strongly urges
the claims Of Mr. =. Louis Griffith, Of
Anne Arundel county. for The position
of Commander OF the Oyster Police
Steamer and requests OF US an editorial
endorsement Of bis application. In adj
dition, he encloses Us an editorial slip
Of the Epdtpendent which represents.
substantially, that the Eastern Shore
has always had monopoly ofthis place
and that the experience OF the present
Commander. Capt. Travers. "has been
gathered in The forecastle Of the House
OF Delegates" We think the mOnopO-
ly point strong one, but even this. we
are afraid, could be turned against the
Western Shore II close investigation
and fair comparison were made, and We
know thatthe fling at the nautical knowl-
edge Of Capt. Travers is undeserved,
bis qualifications IN this regard being
bottomed upon at least forty years SER
Siee in practical sesmanship. Bst Of
Mr.. Gsieith. Not hs~iDg che pleasure
Of his personal acquaintance. and know
ing nothing Of ban. except through 9TH
ers, We prefer not to express any Opin-
ion a. to bis fitness for the place named.
We give. however. with pleasure our
correspondence endorsement Of Mr.
Griffith and also the reference Of the
ladepsndent 10 him. Says our cores
pondents--''I know Mr.. Gsisith init
snsiely and feel justified in saying he
would BE- the right man in the right
place., Speaking of him, the hide
pendent says :-"The press Ofthe West
ern Shore has been unanimous in urg-
ing the appointment 10 this position Of
Mr.. =. Louis Griffith. of Anne Arundel
county. We do not know the gentle-
man, except BY reputation and endOrse-
snent Of our brethren Of the press. Bot
from these sources enough Is gathered
70 sailsfy rs that he Would be the right
man In the right place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11


REEoRm AT AnmAPoEIs.-Ihe re-
form projects, o. most Of them, which
The legislature has IL charge, sppesr TO
be hanging Gre. o. 81 least The delay In
the presentation Of most Of them indi-
Gates that they are eneountering con-
ssdeEable opposition in Committee. 4
% stilI IN unsettled question asto wheth-
er ihs new scheme of tobacco inspec-
lion. reported By Ne. Roberts, wiz pass
the legislature snd become Law, though
the chances appear thss !. viii. There
i said % be bad feeling growing up
between The democratic ressenehers.
headed By the Governor, aud large
section Of The same party WHICH, though
favoring regDrn. refuse 70 eOmmitihem-
selves tothe extern. demanded By the e.
ecuiiss and his friends. The Csnfsr-
ence Commistesfwhich insdgusatea and
recommended these reform schemes
len every one free 10 act upon them Is
be thought proper when they came be-
fore the legislature, aad hence the pre-
seat conflict among democrats 10 regard
60 them. In view Of this disagreement
and tho advanced state ef The session.
Il is not unlikely that many Of these re-
form schemes may come to grief.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

The attention Of our readers Is called 70 Hcl-
loway's Fertilizers advertised in another column.
Mr.. Holloway 10 the pioneer manufactures offer
tilisers in Blltimose and the originator Of the
formula Of anueacture Of the justly celebrated
"Exceisior md Ammoniated Phosphate 30 well
and fAyog known 10 this community. Il
there are tobacco planters in this section
who have never tried bis Excelsior" our ad-
vice TO them is TO try IT, IL not extensively, suf-
aciently, 10 test is merits. We speak from ex
perience when We say, that 1t win gise good
account Of itself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

PRor. NEwELL's ANswER.-In his
explanation few days ago TO The leg
islasive committee, Prof. Newell. IN
response to the anonymous charges re-
Gently brought against him. character
ixed as false the statement thai he re-
eeived . salary Is State Superinten-
dent, as be has never received dol
lar. II was also false statement that
his son taught and received pay Is
teacher in the Normal School. His son
never taught in any department Of The
Normal or Model School. and conse-
quenlly could receive no pay. II was
charged that Prof. Newell "has large
income from the several schools con-
necscd with the Normal School" Te
this be replies that he has not dollar
-svyvsrti ms salary - Hxea By The school
law Cor the normal School aud by the
State board for the Model School. He
accounts 10 The State board Cor every
dollar received and expended; bis ac-
counts are regularly audited and his
vouchers examined. He is paid. -
principal. salary Of 81. 800 per year,
and Is allowed BY the State board 70 re-
tain fees paid Tor tuition ID The Model
Schools sum not TO exceed 81 500 per
year. Another charge characterised as
false By him is TO the effect that "the
principal and his family must have an
aggregate income Of from $4,000 10
e12. 900 per annum." and 10 this he
answers that the average annual income
from all sources (exelading tempora-
~ appropriation far fsntl. has not been
90 much Is $4,000. Out q this kas
bsen paid not only The salary Of The
principal and bis daughter, bas the SAL
aries d from sin 70 twelve other teach
ers, and all TIE expenses of texs books
fer two hundred students, 6rs, aas, APP
psratns and furniture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11


BsssrM EEssrs - nosIrea In he RFf.es
whl<h Il said -ssKhn4 Tobnero wns anee ths
monsg czup - ouE Sonthefn Marylaad, bna now
the prices hare berome % low, that u really
leoka as Il ae woa.4 bass 10 give Il -. Coed
judges nay, thas . s nkrnAily keiew tke eoat 81
pxndae4ion- Tha4 dees meam % hs lhs kea.1
- aha maaey cruR - SouahaFn MaryIamd IL
eali yst be mads wiih proet u Plan1zra wonid
adept ahe proper plaza
Twelve o. 6fleen yeEFB aRn, Fnrmers obaainsd
good prieea luE Tohaern and cnFtnlnly their lands
Will yisl3 thsm ts-dAy eafss as supesfor prnauee
- they did then. The dimcaity i in amuaher
a7lpcfIen.
Fifssn yszrn so, Tobacco wns cossiRnea 10
ne Commission Merchant &c comfng aireetiy
nsim the Pianleg himself lie hnA naEne IN
BaanmoFe. which he e1deavofed q maintaia,
and In order % 60 O. D. gave III pernomal atten-
9l1n % bis crops. BE san that i Went 30 Mar
ket in pgcpeg condition. kaowing the bayer
Esaid had - eniife Hogshead eqnalt0 he aas.l-
pits Tbose tmaez mee gone.
In LATER yaaEs, Souaksrn Marylnna has hueome
oseE-saoeked By Petty Rarmesa who runt frnm
I4nd owneEa. making on IN average per year
saput ''ien Barrels % Corn and one Hogsheaa
Tnhmoeort tec r4N
WheE Winter eDmes On, neeEssity cBmreis thea
% strip their Tobaceo il-sOrasd rotten and non-
fAAAttsA4Itta ~ A84A t1tf EAM l09A u AHA& M4H~
kHt rot uniEequeaeiF In the name of tie large
EAvulers'' from whom fhey rent TIE e0nsequen-
csaare, The Market becomes flooded with WORTH
less Tohaceo. and the Consumers End themselves
ssindled. Now, when the good Farmer who
has banded and packed bic Tobacco carefully
UleFs is for sale be receives bat small prices as
the Buyers arr afraid ofbeng deceived again and
they must also endeav0f % make up In The good
Tobacco for their losses in the bad.
Nov, in conclusion, Messss. Editors, lee me
briefly state, that there are two many small land
renters who hare no pride In themselves and less
In the large Farmers who are the real sufferers
| from their bad management. The remedy u
EASY, and IL Commission Merchants viii adopt
II, The good Farmer win Be protected from the
bad one and &c win soon lead the careless 0nes 60
become more particular.
| Let The Commission Merchant take . list ofall
the reliable Farmers who ship 70 him. when
their Tobacco 70 offered 20 the Buyer, let the
| Commission Merchant say. This e Mr.. --
| Tobacco. He II q careful Farmer and land own-
eF. We win guarantee his Tobacco holds out a.
per sample-H not, come back on rs and we
/ will place him on the list Of bad Farmers. Il
| this method was adopted, ali Tobacco Growers
/ would strive to condition their crops well, and
Farmers Of Southern Maryland would see good
Respectfully yours
1 ToBAccO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Editors Beacon For the first time
within che history Of Maryland the coun-
ties united and dared 10 assert their
rights against the dlctation OF Baltimore
city. The local bill Cor regulating the
taking and catching Of oysters in the
Potomac river came before the House
on Wednesday and proved be more in
teresting than any measure of public
concern which has come before the
Legislature this session, and on Thurs
day the contest waxed warmer and
stronger. The delegation from Balti-
more city represented the dredging in
terest Of that city. They opposed near
ly,every feature IN the bill which tended
in the slightest degree TO protect the
oyster beds in the Potomac river, and
especially that clause which makes the
boat responsible for the fines imposed
by the Courts. Mr. Hayes said that this
ives q monstrous law, that should il
pass, u would disgrace our statute books,
end he hoped Virginia would redeem
our State by refusing to pass any simI-
lar law--which must be done-other-
wise this law wall be Of no eject. But
with all the able speeches made by Mr..
Mcclure and Mr.. Hayes and the many
dilatoFy motions made by the city dele
CATION. the Representatives Of the coun-
lies steadily, firmly and stubbornly
voted down every motion and amend
mens offered 10 and against the bill. and
finally passed the same. This bill will
be returned to the Senate for that body's
approved before Il can be sent 10 ViF-
ginia. For the benefit Of many Of our
cystermen, who have no doubt forgot
ten the fact, / will state, that according
to the settlement agreed upon by Ma
ryland and Virginia, the Potomac river
Is 10 be used in common by both States.
and hence Virginia must pass law as
win conform 10 thstpassrd BY Maryland.
The special oyster committee, which
has been working on general bill for
the State, has about finished their labor
and this bill will be submitted early
next week.
i The committee Oh education has pre-
pared bill which provides for the app
pointment Of the County School Com
missioners by the Governor. and in con-
nection with this matter l must say,
that whatever may be said against the
present mode Of appointment, the man
ner proposed BY this committee Is inf
nilely worse, ~ our schools muss, 90
long ss this system exists, be controlled
by politicians, and viii ever be attend
ed with pickering and strife. which will
in course Of time 80 degrade the system
as will make il amount not even 50
much NJ an apology for free Instruction.
And | fear for this once popular insti-
tuition that iss days Of usefulness are
numbered. -
Alarge delegsilon. comprising some oi
the most respectable ladies' and gentle
men Of Baltimore city, visited Annspo-
lis this week and entered their protest
against any modification of che Sunday
law. This delegation was admitted in
the Hall OF the House and received :
respectful hearing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
rCOxxUxrcArrD.
LrOxAnDTowx. No., March 9th, 1880

Messrs. Editors lin your last issue you CT
pied the late report Of DR.. @. w. Chancellor, in
relation to our Aims House. think some In.
justice has been done 70 me, as keeper Of said
Aims House, a. well as 10 the county. | have
been keeper Of the Aims House since the lst Of
January, 1879, y period since the submission Of
his report to the Legislature Of 1878, and ] do
know that the condition OF the Inmates has been
improved during my occupancy. | intend no
reflection upon the last keeper, or the county,
but think Il Is certainly owing to change in the
law, made In 1878. When took charge Of the
Aims House, Il certainly wasin . bad condition.
The basement Of the building stood in water, and
the furniture Of the rooms occupied by the pau
peTs was miserable In the extreme. Since then the
basement has been drained, and the old delapi
dated fnrnisare Of the rooms has been entirely re
placed By new. The interior Of the building hal
been renovated and in every respect the condi'
ton Of the paupers has been improved. / make
this statement simply because ] think injustic'
has been done, and without importing 20 DR.
Chancellor any malicious misrepresentation
From the character have heard Of him, b.
would be unable 10 do snch . thing. Possibly
he may have confounded the condition Of Ou'
Aims House, with the many, which be visited ID
making up his report.
Respectfully yours.
FIJI. BoKD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

win prove highly advantageous BY inspect
ng Messrs. g. N. 0ehm 3 Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment. A grand assoEt-
ment Of Mems 0vercoats, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from S5 70 $40, Is now on exhibit
ton, comprising al leading novelties for the
present year. Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' 0versacks. Ulsterets and Suits for School
and Dress at $3.50 and upwards are the delight
Of the little folks. Genuine IcE prices for sell
made garments Is their motto, and We advise eve
cry one before purchasing 20 call on G. N. 0ehm
Son, $50 W.. Pratt Sc. and BB Hanover ST.,
adjoining Citizens Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

BoUNTv AcTs.-ComptrOlIer Heating
has received in the past few weeks
proofs Of the bounty claims amounting
to $4,000. AS these claims were all
fled before October, 1868. the Comp
trolIer is compelled to pay oil that are
found 10 be correct in spite Of the pas
sage Of acts repeating bounty laws which
the Governor will approve. Acclaim Of
81, 700 was paid last week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

reported that Mr.. ?. Il. Dyer, proprietor
Of the Lconkrdtown Steam Saw and Grist Nil.
has under consideration the acceptance Of an Of
fer for saving three hundred thousand feet Of
lumber. We hope the Offer, which is understood
70 have been made by g responsible party from
Baltimore county, now engaged in getting tim
Der in this section, may turn out to be gen
uine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

II 10 unusu 70 celebrate the 9Th Of March. En-
cept on Presidential occasions. and even then
the celebrations are never held outside Of the M
lionsl capital. The assoeishment OF our eitizsns,
then, may beEnaRined when they beheld on
Thursday eveping last solitary horssman,
sword in ban with head-piece Of iiery red, bel
ted like q knight marching and eountermarch-
ing through our streets, and q climax was reached
when they Neis Told that the hOrssman aforesaid
was celebrating che presidential fourth year In
advance TO Sc how IL isit and 70 get his hand
inl Then II was that cheer upon cheer broke
from the men, the ladies waved their handker-
ehisls and small boys screamed and stood upon
their heads In due course the inevitabIe speech,
with the usual unpariiamentasy interruptions,
followed, then more marching and counter
marching, then The final halt and dismOunt
and then-the Performance was over.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

AZ y. Frank Ford, Esqr., with bis family,
e0nieIlng Og1,p ,nife. two children 9nd ar
vast, vas dsbaIng ElIenbOro' Hilitne orr
Town, : fsM nlghss ago, and when at the most
abrupt point Of the descent sOme part Of the
gearing attached to the horse gave way and the
animal started on q run OF, but was quickly
reined up against the lei bank Of the hill by
Mr.. Ford, who was driving At the time. the col
lision overturnihg the wagon and precipitating
its freight Of passengers 70 the ground, without
other damaa however, than few bruises to
the driysgs the subsequent smash up Of the
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aoaHrsrrs PHYSICIANS ExrEsrrNcE.

r. CanIkins, N. D., of Rochester, n. T., Ger
titles Oct. 9th, 1879, that he has used the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure in his practice for dis
eases Of the kidneys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory Ia the extreme. He says: 81
would now prescribe the same remedy 20 all sim
ilarly afflicted, and you are At liberty 70 30 stats
N your testimonials.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
Assessment Association.

THE MUTUAL ASSESSMENT ASSOCIA-
a TON. organized By the business men Of
Baltimore on strictly business principles, affords
an opportunity 10 the provident farmers and
bnsiness men o. the county 70 insure their lives
be, wbsa lie value Is understood, IS popular
with our people 40 the Montgomery Fire lnSur-
anee.
The Agent, L. w. b. HUTCHIES, will be ia
LeonaFdi0wn duFing March Court, and those
who wish % communieafe with him By mail
can DO 20 nt Hollywood p. o.
march {. iae0--lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

eg-STArE BoARD OF EDUCATION
CoRPERMED.-On the 4thinst. the Sen
ate confirmed the nomination Of Peter
A Wittmer, Jas. T. Williams, John H..
p. GilIlss and VIM. H. Harlan as State
Board Of Education.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Lucy Loksr, little daughter Of WIN. A. Lo-
ker, Of our Town, met with quiseA painful mis-
hap on Friday last whilst sliding with other
children doSa the carriage railway Of Mr.. Dill
low, . nail during her descent catching 70 ring
ON her haad, the ring imbedding issnlf in the
flesh and badly lacsrating the finger TO which II
Haa ATTACHED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Died, Of cancer, On the 2Bih ulk., &C tha Ecai-
dence Il ker bFutker-in-laH, VIVA. Wallace.
In Prince George's counfy, afaeF long and Intense
sulezznr. Mrus NARY 3. bESC0B, relietof Wiz
liam Biseoe q fhis county, IN The S5th yeaF Of
her a9e.
A irue, nehls wonsan, jnst - God add jast 70
al mankiad, hsr ssfzsring eaaed with hsr dsalh.
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YuNrarAr, HEAsr 20.

X. L. Mosely Of Montreal, Canada, certified
Sept ~, 1879, that be had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia. and was completely cured by taking
Is good, aud now suffer no Inconvenience from
eating hearty meals." These Bitters are alss {
specific for AL skin issases.-j3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
NOTICE.

HAVING land papers and 6esd notes Of near-
n y every tEAcl o. land in the county, ] win
be pleased 20 cid parties wishing my services as
Surveyor ID locating their lincs or boundaries.
can be found ia Leonardtown on Tuesdays.
WI. J. WATHEN,
March II. Iseo-tE Conntv gnrveyor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

4 eAnsf ) which wee Capt las 5arboeaad
= colonba mn namsd Ton Oomhas earainea In
our Bag duzng ths hsasy bow q Friday iasi,
ihfowing lkinmstas overheard. but both being
good smEmnerB, they sueceedsd In making fast
70 ne boasnnfil der wsEs rsssasd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

DyW1Bs
The old dyei1g estahlishmeni, Branch 0face
10 ". BaitimoFe Street, b as ever prepared 10
Do all kinds e. work In their line, With neat
ness, chenpness and dsspaleh. Thezaperiorchar-
acssF 81 their WORK enahles them 10 please The
mosl faDiidions, and save 70 fhe frugal many :
d01tHx. The attenficn ofOur lady readers 70 =
pseially called 70 their BaiiimoFe BEAssh oHcs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Sherman q Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this eounsy at once, at a salary Of SI00
PER month and expenses paid. For full particu-
Lars address as above.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Fart.

surs.
wednesday. the 1oth iast-.
srrncs, Jones, Loksrana Par
ssna. rs hx bueiness was transacted :
ne States Alto y's account Of Col J. Par
ran Crane f0r $3.50 was passed, IS we're also
syivesler Adam's bill Cor paapsr soiinss S.
Gsorzs Rsins BIN gbr plastsring Coars
Houne, 90, Ferd's bill Cor building
bridge, Armsworthy 3 biiI Tor eisan-
ing iaiI, Dawson's road report fos
SB1. Al ing ruutine businenss NE
CoaEf a Sea the sEas Monday n
zInseA C
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
Notice to Applicants.

0Hice Of County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Nd, March 10, 1880.
A PPLICANTS for the position Of Collector Of
- State and County Taxes must file their APP
plicasi0n with the Clerk 10 the Commissioners
on or before the LIST TUESDAY in APRIL,
pFOximO.
By order,
@ W. G. REEDBR,
March I,-lsso-2t. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

% o. two csmmrnicationss ens
s.Eneal oplion. z tie oshsE e
SING legislative sysnk bosh =
been anasls r. ees i sgpe.-'
hank1si ~ iAvuss e. shis kind,
ID = insist thai or csrrespon-
he lsvihly and prepase thsir .
sE esss foss publieaaion sd nol
ea e. It's 1uiy upoa us.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

fss - hnsinss at the coming March
sssas % } ssars sin Do ven do keep
u mina that ths Court meets on Monday next,
the i5th instant A faIl bench Of Judges We
learn, is not expected, and from the small num-
Der Of eases On the trial docket, an unusually
short short sssuion l. ansieipatsd.
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New Advertisements.

0RA MnG Stool Cover q Book $40
GbABVNO 20 $1,000. Organs -
- : : = - Steps, 3 set Reeds.
Knee Sweils, Stool, Book, only $Ss. - IL
Illustrated Catalogue FReE. address DANIEL
r. BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

M993 A YEAR and expenses 70 agents. Ouk
9lIf 81 Free. Address P. o. VTCKBRY
Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

ADVERTISERS By addressing GEORGE p.
- R0WELL 3 CO.. 10 Spruce st., New
York, can learn the exact cost q ans proposed
line u ADVERTISING IN American newspa-
pers. ~ 100-page Pamphlet Ice.
March IL, 1eo0-4W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

GToRE and DWELLING In 81
- TIE village % Chepsfeo, now M
occupied By A. Burroughs, Dr.. sas
Poasezsion given Nay ist. APP
B. @. HARRIS; Il seush Street. :
March IL, 1885. Baltimore.
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H0Ue NOeG read the
prices i5g AEIStg5s's cOg-
sg9se9s ?
, 1880-04-28

Special Dtpateh 10 1ls ChfcaoH Tribune.
WAsH1S0roN, D. O., april 27.-Reprcsentatlre
Rice, Of Massachusetts, Chairman OF tho Sub-
Committee Of tho House Foreign Affairs COM
mlttce on the fisheries question, to-day mado
to tho full Committee M elaborate report He
recommends the adoption OF a resolution by
tho Committee which, In preamble, sass forth
that tho Provincial Governments have by hostile
legislation and BY violence prevented American
fishermen from rcaptng tho benefits Of tho
treaty, md thAt great lossos hnvo followed for
these reasons. Tho President is called upon
to tako measures to obtAln indemnity for
those flshormen who havo suffered. and to nh-
rognto tho fishery sections Of the Treaty Of
Washington at the earliest practicable day. The
report concludes ns follows: "As tho matter
now stands We got but little by tho treaty, and
thnt little Is taken from US by unlawful vlo-
1cncc, s,lstAInod by the british Government
We gave great deal In return, part Of Yhioh
haa boon paid aud is beyond our recall; but q
portion OF the consideration is In tho opening OF
o,ir markets to tho British FREQ Of duty
Thnt privilege they arc still enjoying, to
ttiolr great gln aud our groat loss. In ylow Of
tho attitude assumed by tho British Govern
mcMt In trgnrh to tho ontragcs at Fortune Bay,
It would sccn proper for our doverdment to
toclare tho treaty Terminated for violation OF
and for Congress to sustain. suoh action; but
whatever nny be deemed tho Wscat course In
this, 1t would not socm a .debatabtc question
that our 1nvornmont should tnko neasuEGs to
ington at tho carl!est possible moment. J
Tho stntcnlent that tho Vanda!ia md Alliance
hAyo been ordered tn Canadian waters to pro-
tcot our taheruon appcar6 to DO premature.