New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-25
YANKEE PRIDE OUTRAGED.
POPULAR DISGUST WITH THAT TREATY.
THE SENATE SHOULD REJECT 1T.


THE SENATE SHOULD REJECT IT.
- r.o Albany Iou,,,l
,t", ,,a So,a,o has IN, one dutv ard ,,,,
IS 10 reject tbs fisheries treaty No :ric should hs
icst In performing this obligation ne ra,os
Shond 10 taught thai ID us SUI snos s,r 10 Ans'"
demands IL has gone suep "'' iar
AMEsI a SHOULD RrrALiArE
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From The Philadelphia prcsS'
me our Po,cy mas Decn 10 teN no no,cy If fbn
Domip'on has Iecn he rcyerse We can afford te
walt for change in its practice. BET It Che
Senae) reject tho treaty and them II Canada standing
the letter OF treaty seventy years old sim denies
orr claim. lot MS fall back 10 the strict ieiter and
privileges We have generously conceded
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Eron, r,o pa,,,..s ~, DE-"
?. ,ru :. sa.n ~, ,n.o,,o.u, .s. 90 ..u ,,.,,,-
,.cas r,ohts oar 6sber,pcn c"ntsnd ,hor are vbicb
appertan simply 10 the business OF fishing have bccn
conceded We are not allowed TO hwy halt in Dominion
ports, we are not allowed to transsh,p fish in bond.
verv limited extent The Canadians have Welded inst
enough to meet the demands OF humanity: h', nave
would materially benefit me fishery ons'ncss OF ,he
ports the same commercial privileges that they enjoy
In our ports. They have held them back 10 open up
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HOWEVER COULD THEY IN 1T
FROM Ino e"s'o" '''o,' 'o","~ 49,.
Instead OF gettng an maj h ~o ninr the ntcrest
for whose benefit the commission was supposed have
tonn o ina, 90 OhinisS'ono'' r"'"'"' "''
$500. .,,,,,,, ,r,,,, ,,ox
THE LAMB SHOULD MI DEF I'M h''''
From The Philadelphia Times (Dcm9
For hreequarters OF century the aot hSsrs on
h t, a,ions and more than once have brought them
TO the verge of Is not time for the nst'ons,
themselves to settle the dispute and for all, ana
leave the ot-heais out of the acconntf
,.r,rn .uvw.pn nod TIE rJsUERMPN
From The Bangor CMe1 whg and Courier.
That "a ene rronos,t,on 70 submit to orr 6Shrr-
men. They take their choice Of two evils Ths
ono would tax them Of existence for ENJOYING the
privileges that riebtfnlIv theirs. and the o'her
w1nh rn he hsy axn been aiming at from The
start
,urcwrr,Ip SYMPATHY WITH PROVINCES
FROM Inc froVlucnco '"''"aI
could Ss by Canada without losing
her own selfrespect
- ,,,,,r,cr on ppcocNrzpn .trruopITy
From The washington Star
~ o. ,,,o % tho line ,bo mos, SIGNIFICANT comment
has been made by Representative Dingley Of Maine.
who Is generally rcoGnz~n az ono mt y, u, ,ho
nort beastern fishing Interest. He leads his Now
ENGLAND colleagues In conf%naIs u, o9 t. 'ne rrb n IN
controversy but barred themselves from claiming them
In future.
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HEfE ID NEWS 'NDhED'
from iho o,r.a UoS'reoa .i,,'a o.,.., ..o
" IS goou trea,y IN liz ,hn comtentcd
'o''en: WV" IT, 49, w, ~'o
PLAYING RIGHT INTO CANADAS HAND
'" ni ~ -, 800, ,L ,a,n,nis,r,,,o, ~,
ma IN ms prop9,ru , utoa Hr ru, hand ~
pears 10 play directly 'n'o 'an"'SS manu-
DFTTFR KEEP CANADA WAITING AWHILE.
From The Fall River Ofassl News
We are confident that American fishermen prefer
TO walt for complete RECOGNITION or th"r r'eh,S,
rather than consent to ratihcatl0n OF me new nrrsy
which affords only partial remedy for their wrongs
r,,r ,,p,ocp,rc rpNrpNr WITH RAYARD
HE pr''o, mis- '- -
FROM mo lren'oh iruo hho''0"'"
Inc oass go 1' FliSh Tnmmssioners l. fair one
doing justice TO both parties.
A pp1TrsU DrD FOR FREE PORTS
n'' i1,' o., ,, 800, r,,
From The Philadelphia inquirer
As TO the free trade contingency. it is not to he con
suepsa any D.t or hid f which She has made
many and often, for our open ports to her varions
commodities OF course we tolerate no OUTSIDE 'n o
ference WIN our tarin pohcy' no oiota'o" HUI 'e'
procity IN That direction.
TIE WORST FEsTJTRE OF RAD JOB.
-, m, no..an rnarsuor
FROM inc bos'on i'a'e"
The protocol Is, II possible. worse than the treaty
LET CANADA GO HER OWN WAY
From The Springfield Union.
Let us exclude Canadian fish from our markets Ws
can very wei, no wi,hon, IT, anu p' cnnndnnn nesn
have al INC peater ehanoo 70. tno mn tbsv oct salt
tnelr ,lsn anu cas 10 ,ItSsIs taen tbon, from
enough Into their constitutions TO Keep 'heh ir0''
spoiiin6'
A BIT OF CANADIAN STRATEGY
t,ror, Tho pit+Sb,ry CbronIcIa
There Is reason to suspect that tho scsthing crit
icsms OF the document ndnged in by portion OF tho
Gaaan Prs, anu ho d ~ YANKEE ewes NV maxi
49,, q, $1,000 10, Tho non,inion had made conccssions
wy ~ app1a n,urc 1anada has Better reason
od Wh ~ traatT TN tho tinted states
MEsSRs ANGELL AND PUTNAM oVEkMAICHED
From The Portland tMe) Express.