Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-09-01
WANTS TO STRIKE BACK.

the Sen;lttt oi the Fisheries Treaty-He
Asks for Immediate Legislation to En-
able Him to Put Into Eject, ae His Dis
eretion, a Policy Of Retaliation Against
Canada-The Senate Takes Occasion to
snub the Executive-A Bill IN accord
ance with the Presidents Recommended
tions Introduced =" the House.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2I.-T"" President
yesterday afternoon sent a long message
TO Congress in regard to the rejected
fisheries treaty, and recommending That
power be given the Executive to sus-
pend ths laws allowing tho transit in
bond across United States territory
of goods gong to or eoHiibe from Canada
| The President after referring VI tha IN
| iur.cs and annOyances which led up to ths
negotiation OF the treaty, and expressing
his belief that the rejected treaty was ad
equate for the settlement of the difficulty
without sacrificing oar National dignity,
| says:
| lam quite conscious tn at neither MY Upin'
ion Of the value OF the rejected treaty nor the
motives which prompted its negotiation are OF
Importance in the light OF the judgment Of the
Senate thcreupoh But It is OF importance to
note that this treaty has been rejected with
| out any apparent disposition on the part OF
The Senate to alter or amend its provisions.
and with the evident intention, not wanting
| exprei sion, that no negotiation should at pres
ont ue oolciuueu tvuonlns 'hc nl"'.Vi o. ,eou.' ,
| IHe so-"Pol"''oh ntteas"iy wi W.. "u'N'E
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'he g'a'4y oI 'nc Ieslous'oh'tS oss9niou IN
uuoPths 'hls h"e Vi Vohuuc'' hoi NJ 'a'l ia
uno t"'' " "pptoo'aVo ls soIlous pouno.
quohuoS' AZ WI DC liilposa Die W inIulo oul
o"u"'i'" nosnoo'9 W I'.ai'aeo.S 20
"uuout '"i''''Hs so'he ""h'"so upon ouf o"h
d.. ,,o,o, e., .,,;,. -, .,.,,ro, ,,.o,
io,,or r,ot,ifo.,ly orbracns ;he ,reictor nj ,be
| greatest harm uro, ,boco ,ho bavo Injured us
| with the least ,ossiblc damage 10 ourselves. |
There also an ev don't nronrietv us we'll Il. an |
| invitation 10 moral sunnort fonnd in visiting
| uno, tho orer1irc rort, tho como ,neoeura or |
| knd n, treatment ~ which ye comnlotn and
ne t1r os nossfhle witb,n the same lines And |
| oto,a aIl tbincs the ,Iar n, ret,lintfon II on.
| ,or,d r,on sho,,d hn ,bnrot,,h ord y gorous |
| nTheso rorei5or.ttors Ie,d ,,r al IN Time
| to o,nyoI,e tEo aTd and counsel NJ tho Corgress
| ooa &C. en,,nor, In s,nh a ,nr,bor r,ra,, -, |
nor,o. os o.ar,e 20 mo ,ocoss,ry and do.irabIo
| N rerdar eGnctiye the noIicv I have indi- |
| cntod y
| n,, ,,,. II MI.
| INC le'iuo'.' luvn l.icI : ~ '"I i'o'"ii
dlloil act passea III harch, 1901, anu argues
| lhat lts enforcement IN such manner as
would result in the least possible injury |
| to our own people would prove inadequate |
| for the accomplishment of the purpose de |
sired The message saws:
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| eon,to to tho occomrltsbmc,, n mo ,rrrosa
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,E uiisn"S n,uh w" . uu , "ppcar W W ~ suon
a., ~, -, o,,r on,ntr,, no t aninio, a., oou
Tor such Hegry, 80 ~ o',no u
I .'AS,uV 80 A., .,,.,,.,.-,i,.b
| inc hess"Se quo'o' w VIZ, ,Nl,,,., ,ho
| article OF the treaty VI io'' ".tO" ~. -
| passage in bond across the ChiteI 0u"tos
| territory of goods destined Tor Iuhaua'
| and comforting like privilege upon goods
| nossinr through Canada and des-
| ,irod for the United States Since
| 80 A., p,osida,, eovs this nrtyi-