The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23

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worst apprehensions Of tho friends Of Canada have
been realized.
Says the Journal Independently:
]. Ciil be NTH feelings Of intense ...istaesion Tia.
not soi,ns too far to say hat the treaty, is a .iEnai
nothing seems to have been s%acrihced., The new treaty
will be an eye opener to New England hsh pirates and
kindred places against its ratification
HALIFAX, Feb. 22.-The topic Of the day is the
proposed fishing treaty Just made public, and
the general sentiment is one of great s~atisfac-
best arrangement that Canada could possibly
expect. %. o. Forrest, n big 10 bster packer.
thought the treaty was q splendid one for Cana;
da. Joseph Wood said that Canada had secured
headlands and he three-mileli limit. Under tho
treaty the Americans are to get free bait for
free fish; but. II we do not get free fish. the
Americans will ind that our co1cssstons
said tho more the treaty was looked into tho
more favorable It would appear for, Canada.
The Hon. Albert Clayton. member OF the Legis-
lature and representative 81 the Yarmouth
for free fish would give a large degree of salts
faction to his colleagues.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Mr. Phelps. the American
Minister, had a long interview to-day with
treaty. the text Of which was before them.
Lord Salisbury expressed approval Of the SUBJ
stance and form OF the document