, 1880-05-18
INTERNATIONAL.

urof Inc correspondence -" ,"'S" "1t
Ter 1sst salisbury. that looal Legislation ex-
~" '.'a. ,,ror r. I'm ratification OF tho Treaty
EIns rIo, " s,,s hln,il,,u ,1on hath pnrt.es.
", ,.nnt i,ntpr, would authorize tho catching OF
.,n,d for balt by o,,r fishermen, while It might
! Secretary beloved TINT W tufther negotlauon
ths ditHcultics ,nay be settled, but that ,nean-
*ne tne 10y .t, tn,s tho trootr
nsa nsHas..uH -nsrs.'. ~ r.. .,,st, a.,.fes -
ind TINT OUT ot tuu teer.ps ~ ~ nasn .no
dsnaaes'o Inc suncfosS ~ o'@u"o day 0l'u4"
4. BE- paid .-. --.
rxseE1lyE MESSAGE ON THE FORTUNE BAT
OUTRAGE.
/. w4su1xo7os, D. c.. May 17.-rha Speaker
hid before tho House msssaso from ,, 'nc ,as nrSs,-
/, atnt tsansmtttins' IL compliance win feso'u.
tho osso Of tsn oos' Of Of
NV ns,,ps. T., sa1,,,o, y, ,to o,Icrnt, r,,r,uc
! Great ufi1a'h Ill renuon W ,no n.estn oussso
I toundlsna, IN r together with tho report from tho
\ eecrctary Of HtRtc on tho subject. In tho mes.
tago the President snys:
|; ptt respectfully aek tho inmctinto and caro-
iu stcntion y sonKfesa .o tno sm'shre IT, % IT,
ieis1pre!atien aqa execation q ths fishery as.
S!!sosed !a W. eorrsspoaaenss e 50; snd S!slante
BY tho exposition by tho secretary o. state.
concur n ao o1oSs S ot totn tnt r. tts ~ ~ rno
rgnt n Tue ma!ntennneo or ra9nts hcenfaGt nr s.
asacten ny .no ~ sho
nca1y an II p9SuTs M y" Imrv WIKI tbs
recommend to congress tno at'opt,nii " tnpse
In ~ IL ~" wisn,n ~ o1rcss 1,av ae eI
PE,ea PEsrSrr,rr xs,ox NovgTosn Mag " 1ss H. l'"fzs
as to @ Go
"'''ee On roEe,em s.as.,n.s,., nns''s. ,,n,1
THE ACCOMPANYING Hkfohr
Of tho secretary Of state consists mainly o.
@ casson 7 ot II iho afsaonts uvanee on both
saes u t1e eontroversy as 20 tae TUG measure ..
q treaty Elghs lfom the e,rsest @ ESsiod y s
et thls dovor,mont was ,notillcd to tho British
Government !a''t u hpptemncr. le.s, as aollows:
y tint aeS
ireaty Of NAsnln9ton arctn be exorcsea Wno!y
re tsom restraints and rcgllattons OF th9 STAT.
a rom set p ~
\ tons Of fishing nnw IN force or that may here
ths 1te1 fly, gv enae'ea ny tnat 9oVeFament' upon
l Tna pos,r,ov -, ,,,,, ,,,,r,s,, ,or~,x,vs,.
/ t..a ".,". VI 1hE utA4ten Wy 1s. '..
|; Ea!lstAr, oi April q, as io!lows: Heterripg 10
taose statuses Of Newfoundland Lord Salisbury
4, as,n nes9 M t egaton; Thie e. were IN force IT at
sn9'isaed 9 but confirmed l'y soscq mt statutes
a1d ore binding undcr tho trcnty Gl'nn citizens
S'f Tfs 6sss Rsi sss ss'f s1.G Isai
h,tg T. a:ng se!ns at tho rrohtbtcd time, and ii
seeded their trenty privileges, aud were engaged
sectetary Evarte, in conclusion, eays: Ut VIVA
ins joint aIsl, ComrnIssson E % at Wushi1'Rtou IN
Discussing tho proposals. regarding tho C1llntian
nAleEes, Tint tho United Sincs rsircd 10 secure
T. ass endowment, not for their commercial and
c sM,roc s!tue out tor tAo purnt.se ot remtsttis
tbe MN, nay M isilerincn n their 1irst attempt n
Il sxsrpa sGar ~ M Ct sna unning 81 Tug tra!y t1
Stich aar ~ pilss,!a their adsonturnns cAl!!ng.
eoo5niv n:sr. ~, uovernf'1cmt sa!a naa neot
sneM ~ "cshiton ins tnom @ by thoar nwli 10y
sm,s s As q, !, as H. il tseata,sit 81 tao!r srsv
a. fits i sctas aMa thls uoyerEnlonts presentation
H,G,,!, HhH ,rtt:sh l'osorn.nont ciauod hyioro Tic
ann,n' n1 'si is,.n ntSsin tho sun. Of tE!0n pr
f nri,>1 !sS 1wyG % snrs r. ot fd sp freaty
W.T. ~ 1he uhtc States nf
THE FISHING PRIVILEGE PROPER
~ ,tat ao Newfoundland coust ulunc, CONCEDED l,y
ar hit intea a1 uhose o counter concessions
isS,a1s.nsa nsa prt,d!,ttS Tho lInllfax nwArl Of
i5 iH,05s, t"r shs noniil,ias 1T CalladA at!tl Now
inea uy ~ He!nsr t;ts1 hayo Ncn divided !"fwenn
sasre ~ ,@. a' '.%n reesyrd ty Sctond!Andn " i:
Kstc.M ~ naH' ni1 .!iasy ptFmgnt mule by tho United
untico nmae ~ ihe treaty ltwlt t'e observed that
fsnsr,sas as A'9sAll view OF tho exIh'sllre Ut our
iSa iSsttei, t1si, nf Fortune Buy to tho penaitIea or
Vsrc stHctloh .,,tstloh 1t FrtFlNetni luw5, while they
AL, Tnsal,,!nytnE In thor own opinion md that Ut
sernass sFtlrIIt tho fill freedom, If tho fishery
ia ny the treaty. thcrp IL 10 prutense that
tion 'V:enec nhctctt them, and wHnt3fl lest truc-
thtir Srtnetr tnetr t!shng prurnFty nnd sIHtlattpn nf
n.au9nt nt t!sEbA. lind my warrunt IN tho
ths n1,iGsy Or vtofateA law, under color Ut which
'~so'ush G6vcrnment has
nErusHu THEN ANY rypEus,rY.
!a ibis uttt,uln ~ .hn t,.,,1at, C...,s,,,,o,,t
taken In thc W ~ nEM'sn .'uteEhgn., ~
son oi our Bshr"G,pn,' s tno sident exPui
90 of Jan,nr; is9s % H. .e'n W. taet naaGsy nm tae
Sestoana see',s ~ 10 'as 5 fsi ,tssa,s gnH!S y I 81 as
esrrses sari1x @ IT,! III nv ta9'i
treaty priyllcv.. se1,, nsnerem m ~ exercise tG9is
locslds6rr r...,,.;. ti1eept II conlotl 70 iho
authGslly TY ia iait, ", ~ au"ssG1 ~ ~ eaS
posed 10 lhn Sin1nnca ~ IN n..,.t ms -
d sse,'!S aeas; t., '6,. anaPpy ana Haeapet is'iro
tds meas,,pc c,Meni ~ M ti!1 two uoturtmonts ~ ~
aaaernisn H. u =. HSnofe tlshltK privileges to our
tcionnd r. Y Ky tho Irnaty Ut washington M c-
Imperative n. a,, eoMff.atnndenco ~ It hroones tho