Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11

that 10 all. What an utter.pce l. thsts American
res.els BY the ndred seized. nsolted. hsras<~d,
| v-x.d, dish. nored The sp,eaic lean f.g hauled
down from ssn merican ms-thesd americsas
mariners foreign ports su' jecssd 70 treatment
which our Demecratic secretary deciwres Is 'sst-
r.g-ous,- ..brutsl." sinhaman.7 .-inhoepit.ble.
al this is dnue 10 bully u put Ssh eor fee
list. that the fishery marine and III nsvzl strength
| # our rival May grew ami our hshing marine and
! q vzl nursery be destroyed.
There is no occasion tor . note Of war Firm
| ne-s and strength ssd calm, eSs aud dignity and
und. anding and naiot ,i.ins .wu just rights
much lik. ~ &, te-p p-ac~ than the sup
pie ting snd yiel,iiag diplomacy Of the present
Admins trstisn.
But III P,e,ilent expresses his pecsliAr salts
action with the ninth aitIee.
Nothing in iii. ,i aiv :, all interrupt sfeet the
rec navsaii of the stuart of faaso BY the rsl-
| ing vessels VI tie Cni. ed states.
Tie says:
| The uninterrupted navigation of the Strait of
The treaty a~es q, { say that IL SAYS:
Nothing in tits treaty -hal interrupt affect the
| ire navigation by n,iiis vessels.
Ii there be any implication. it is that other
eeseie lot go there, II CaRads objects But
| tbi- is ancl. Mt way ir. III the open to tn
| iuit of IT Lsw,euce. where right is
| qaestioned n It IN to the 6uif Vt Nyx,eo. Who
| ever denied L.? =>ir Cbariss Upper utterly
udiate> the Presidents Lotion. Lie says that WIS
| authIng new
We pro lied simply that nothing in this treaty
should interrupt the free nasiga ion Of the straits
of Canso, A. previously enjoy ed By fishing vessels
which We confined IL.
| This was put in by the Canadians themselves,
because they had deiIn,tei Ch,dabucto Bay.
| suppose President CleyeiaBd's next move will be
q, surrender our right TO visit two-ihirds Of the
Mediter anean, and then claim great or, dit that
he has saved the right to 50 though the straits
| Ut tiibra ter.
! But the tenth and eleventh articles which stip-
ulate that nited states fishing vessels may not
! do in the ports, bays and harburs VI Canada and
Newfuundlsn1 q those on which Mr. Cievelau-
| specially plumes himself
| | will append these articles tn my remarks. a.
~ They prov de that our fishing vessels when
they enter BAYS or a,bors where tb Cannot go to
f.h, .hsIi conform t. harbnr regulations common
| Ia them and those of Canada;
That they need not report enter, or clear when
they 60 in Tor sh Tier repairs, except When thew
stay more than twenty -tour hours or communicate
| with the shore;
They shall not be lisbie for compulsory pilotage; ;
Mr.. when they there Tor either If the four
permitted obj cts for haI Dor or like dues;
When thy GO in under stress of weather they
may tiansship, IeItad sell their fish, subject to
duty. when this is is necessary as Incident to re-
pairs. and may repenish lost damaged supplies
and pruyisions;
In case of death or sickness shall have needful
facilities;
May have license to buy provisions and supplies
for their hOmewa,d voyage;
And may be accorded all occasions such ia
eilities for casual n.etfui provisions and sup
plies as are ord n ,rily granted to trading vessels
Il Now, unless am mistaken, every one of these
thing is and has "een for neaaly sixty years
granted to Canadian fishing vessels tn Massachu-
9 AL.
uf common decency or int ruational courtesy.
Mr. Hoar presented list If American VESSELS
10 in Du nbef-wblch were seizrd, detained or
warned of from Canadian Ports duri x the past
war The following are the Maine vessels in-
cluded 10 that list.
l. Ella N D'u,hy Portland War en- A. Doughty,
1876, FIR ~ eyed violation If cu-'om, h~s. sui WIS
instu ed in vice adm ally urt at lifax Nova
Scotia, hut wa-'u's quendy sbar doned, aGd vessel
ri aseo June II. 1886.
2. JENNIE and Ju ia. E,stport; H. Travis.
mast-r. wari-d IF ~ Disby. va Scotia, by cns-
toms officers, NJ y IS. 1856.
3. jaime. G. Craig. Portland; Weber, master.
Grew 'us d privi exc If landing r eressares at
Brook yn, Nova 5; TIA, Jun- - or Ii 1882.
4; Civ Y mt Por-iatd; K n, master D. tame
viost on # cust ms laws Penalty 4 $40 demand
ed. Money rOsted, under pr"e-t july ~, a. d
i" addit" s2oaet- dep ted July IA; Fin. and
refunde, July 81 md vessel released Au ut2
Harb dues exeter August 20 ,rotw II aLdn. yes
u had cen r.fus-d al Tivt exec o. -nr,.
) g. P. Ham o.. prtlan -ifk, mater.
ALI & d violation Of Gus aw,; fin s. o; mon y
dep' s'ted un protes July s,2,c 81 dspJsitei
Juy r.~ d,n July 81, AVID W ear $50.
G. W. Cushing. rtiaid; Jewett, master
Dett ned July y an"ier 'e"rt, Jut) 3isS6, q
| bur e, va Scut :, for alleged VII Ii Ii tie
mt ms is",; ho'd $40 n. de- "sited ,ith col.
vess 'eie~s-ss
Warhes. fl at piel"u N-.va Scat a, une 29, 1856
whe'. We sea a fire. al n d wst-,; al 0 re.
fused n,ranc. a Ami ct, N. sc ia, Juy24
s. Miller Bvotlba Dn k sou, master D
ain d at Hnpewel' Csp-, W Brun " ck ior a..
sed v'oia'l"n of Gu tins Jaws, Oh Jul, "a, iss
Carol yo GIT. rooth' a, aries s.R d
ma,tr. War",d 'f ra-p Ia c. W 'uisw OK
am 7 ias~d vat !, a. Us. 1, 1881.
:, TO- ia ia Even. nb", Brres, mater
BoarTd n l. verpool, No utia August 8, 1886
and su lect Il :" a roe suIvell a.
II. vi Az Ike E,tpor; Will IN F ley n s.
IT, Fined at L'Etang, New Brunswick SIS for tax
ng away h'h ~'h e ting sc; aga y
Yea er 10, 1856, at . or.e, New BIun " Ok,
ii So fcr 'innsr .ffcnc Ia both Gases he " .s
pfocevuI t. obtain clearancvs
Il. Il ia A. 4 (si",ne') Portland; + s
BioDs, IN lie wreck on N ". Scotia shore, Ind
un4''le to o"ta'n II s'-'auc'. C'eS PEI tt,d tu
~ " To savr thin, uuti mission Wa tec iv ed
nom aptaiu vi cutie Canad au officials place,
~ rd over iisl sv d, aud every thing saved from
"r TX anowit escaped Co f,c tim. (rrom state.
u
b. C'risiau Ellsworth sc oone,J L ,stport
James Eiwo'th. master. khv.Ied Pot H.s nps
Z pc Br t n w~ud; II Gu red at 10 o'ci.ck d
rep" al Gust m-bou lie At U'o,Vck Was board ed
By captain Vi C.tte Hector nu urue ed to STA e.
ing fvrcei to leave without wood. la every harLor
'n.eted vac ius lr.'iless Of buy ING ANYTHING
was Compel 81 to enter al Gust m-tuuse In bu two
Lotbors were tie iees ALIKE. (from statements o
JAMES E'swcrth' o"ne' and mast,r, sport.
II. Zephyr (schoonerl .-Easiport; Warren Pulk
master Cleared from rastport, May 81, lset. under
register for ST Isles, New Brunswick to buy her
I'M Collector refused to enter vessel, tell ny cap
tam thai II lie bought isi, which plenty at the
time. ne vessel wouiu be seized. Returned IL
PASSPORT, losing about week, winch resulted in
con'lde able loss 10 ownei aud crew. (Erom state
meht OF Ouilford Mite, e l owner, East, ort.)
10 Abdon *, enc {scnoober) bremen; William
Z. heene, niasier Was moi allowed TO snip OF land
ere" at Nova scotia ports, and owner hau to pay
Tor their anspOrt Ia. ion to Maine. (From sta,e
mems of Wiiliam I. keene, wner and master
Breinen.)
10 vi liam keene (schooner) .-Portlind; Daniel
hiIhbdii, hast r. Not allowed 10 ship Il man OF
10 ma man ashore except for water, at Liverpool
Nova scotia aud ordered 10 soon.as wa er
WAS obtained. (tr IN statement Of Henry lrefeth.n
owner, leaks Iand
/ IL. John Nye SCHOONER. swans Island W. L.
Joyce, mastr. After pay ing entry fees and harbor
dues was not allowed to bu, provisions al Mapetne
llihce Edwards island, to IetuIn non e for
some, making broken trip. From statements of
W. L. Joyce owner aud master. Atlantic
Is. Gertie May SCHOONER Portland: l.
Doughty. master. Not allowed. though provided
with permit to touch and trade, TO purchase fresh
ba In Nova SCOTS aud d iyen from arbor From
stttement OF Charles r. itill, owner. Portland
! 10. Margaret ;. smith SCHOONER Portland
Lincoln W JeWttt,nast r. Twice compelled TO re.
turn home from Bay of II Lawr nee with broken
trip, not being able 10 D. ov-ions TO copinue
hsuihg. Incurred many petty in, onvenienees in
! regard 10 ustom regulations From stateue nj :
of A. VI. smith, owner, Poriland.)
! 10. Elsie NJ. smith (schoOner) Portland: Epocb
Bulger, master. came home with half fare moi
! being able to get provisions 10 continue fishing
Lost seiDe In a heavy gale rather than he ammo, ed
by custom regulations when seeking shelter. From
stitemt nts o: A. NJ smith, PoItiand)
! 81. Fannie A. squirting (schoonerl Portland:
Caleb Paris, master. subject to many an 30 ances
and obliged TO return home with half fare not being
able TO procure provisions. From statements Of
A. NJ. smith, owner, Portland
| ~ Carleton Bell (schooner) .-Booth Bay. Seth
W. EdIidge, master. Dceasioned consider able ex
pense by being denied right procure crew in ia
madam har oIs, and detained in spring while wait
ing for men to come from Nova Scotia From
statements of s.; Nickerson & sons owners, Boeth.
bay,
81 Abbe NJ peering (schooner) Portland:
Emory Colt, master. Not being able to procure
provisions, obliged TO " home with thi of
a fare Of niackeTel. From statements of A NJ
smith, owl er, Portland
"a Cora Louisa (schooner).-B otiibay: Obed
| Harris, master. Could get no provisions In Ga.