The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-22
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our tslar,,..n tH n,i,v thcsn nrtviIeonr ora
, "a ~ i ~ 49,, ~ az. 80
~ u ,b S,,o i.' re, Vs
and i,,y,.it abuse ana can form no irupo1tuent
to chose who intend to II,e Them fairly The
hospitality occurred iur orr vess. rs in all cases
of actual dlsLress with liberty To unload and
sill and transship their carYoes IL fun and lib
rral These nroyisions will secure the substan-
tial enjoyment Of treaty rights for our fisher
men under the treaty OF lslS, FOR which con'en-
li0l ut> neSh stetdiIN maze An lhc cotleslpuu
''vV on Tue beIiItuleut Oh 9ttlN AhH on iiliiiN'
',i' az london ana ny inc Aheric4h heAo''uVo'S
OF Ih' present treaty, .
tIH". Oh our ii'herl'en unu,f tnH '''
t'hctVe hSuerY supplies IN Ntnhdlan P'''S NuH
htfboiSi ana one ttom, supposed 70 hr essential
l1-Nlt ONT, was PLAINLY dehcF the" ~ HA
P''i anu DEFINITE words OF the treaty OF ~.
e'npn"SlAed by the course OF negnllatioh ald
tNrh'>N dccis'"uS when preceded the conc'u'
sioh Oh thtt treaty.
NOT AFFECTING TARIFF DUTIES.
The treaty Do,v ,s,ihnitted contains no provle-
ion arccfIn'r taritT d1Iti,s and independentiv Of
the nnsiti,n os.,,Dsd ,iro,, tbe ,,,,rt nf tho
United states mar nn oltHration in ,ir tariff or
other domestic lepislatinn could h, made rs the
price or coust arntinn of nhtoinin, the nights of
our citizen, secured by the treaty, IL was con
sidered more nxnodient to allow any change
in the revenue laws of tho United States to
he, made nv the ordinary c,orris,. of pgisla-
tive Will and in nrom6tion of the rnhIic
interests Therefore. the addition To- the free
list of FISH fish oil whale and seal oil, etc, re
lted IN the last words OF the treaty IS wholly
ieit TO the action OF Congress, ana IN cphnec l9n
lhcINWlth the Canadian ana NcWlouuulahu Ileub
20 regulate The sales OF bait and other hshing
supplies WITHIN their own jurisdiction Is recoE
hlhed, and the right OF our fishermen 20 freely
purchase THESE Things IS made contingent by
inns treaty upon the action OF Congress III the
moulncatlon OF our tarll laws.
FRAMED IN A SPIRIT OF EQUITY
The treaty now submitted to YOU has been
framed in n suirit If liberal eu,litv and recipro-
a
yantapa and convenience are the only
Dernnncnt foundation of ppoce aud
friendship between the States, and
that with the adoption of the agreement
now placed before the senate n beneficial and
satistnrtorv interConr,se betveen tho two conn.
tries will be established so as TO secure perpetu
al ueace and harmony
In connection with the treaty herewith sub
lnitted deem il also NV duty to transmit to
the Senate n written offer or ARRANGEMENT in the
nature Of lndlLs tHuendi, rendered after the
conclusion of treaty ON the mart of British
plenipotentiaries, TO secure kindly and peaceful
relations as Gqg she Ptilod th hn ma{ Pe he
r Te"poctiVe @overnments and for the enactment
of necessary legislation to carry its provisions
into effect II approved
This paper, freely and on their own notion
signed ny the British conterees, not onV eA.
rei'iS nuvlnIaE,s 20 or ,t p"ruiuS ,i,e
beon dictateJ nv n friendly and amea6le spirit
nun ,,.r,os an, r,r,na oovrRvNryrs
al ~ .,tt.
o,r,ni.,ts [nernnd In his treaty viii within n
few DAYS, in accordance with their methods of
conducting public business submit said treaty
to their respective Legislatures, when it will be
at once published to the world In view OF such
ACTON II appears 10 De a1ElsanlH ola', ~ Pioll
Ga h 49, T the ren,is,s s6oild be "t
forded To- our Deopie
1t would also seem to be useful To inform the
popular mind concerning the history of the long
continued disputes growing out of the subject
S en-, III Lne tIeaty ana 10 satisfy the pub
lu ISIS .i,t s'l as Wen as TO ac
"sefion hvoIyed and to IL sCa .i VI eil9
terms of the proposed adjustment in Ilace of
the exaggerated and imaginative statements
which will otherwise reach them. l therefore
beg leave respectfully TO suggest that the said
tIc4iy anu az sucH correspondence, messages
G@cmed mnnrtant 70 accorsh as may , Dc
poses be nt once made public Inv order ~ yonr
honorable body GROVER CLEAELAND.
DEFEAT OF THE TREATY PREDICTED.
The New England Senator will control
the action of the Senate on the fisheries
treaty, and the New England Senators are
opposed TO it, SO it will not be ratified.
There will be "A hot and perhaps a long fight
over it. But the defeat of the treaty " ill
be the outcome of il. This is the substance
of what the New England men say about it
tonight They say they are disappointed
in it, AS Representative Dingley nut it,
Its a pretty small calf to have made such
a noise over" The proposed delimita-
tons of the three mile limit
following the indentations of tho
shore, except in certain specified BAYS. ex-
Guiding our fishing vessels from those