The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

President oi the United States aud Senate
took counsel together % find out the best
way 81 harmss Canada most with the least
injury lo their own country. There was
little prospect of getting any advantage
from the United States when iis ryrrJiuu-
tltycs showed such ho ihty hut he was
sincerely glad tt the gu1d the Presidents
message hal done IN tbs country II h1l
evoked % national spirit which IN, Its
through the pres. and tIc people Of both
political ulIII.a The citizens ul tuUIu
were in no mood tUsuhmii to the dic.Itiuu
of any foreign power The laN,ui rus- Zoe
Toronto aui Montreal WcnJ Igr ulun 900
thrir statements llp admitted that The
President ui ihc lLitrl States WIS great
statesman. ihlt De- wa 90 the huHi ui
great nation. ami that the word. hr 700.
tered W,rH ui great v possibility TOE
p1lry of uris country should Boz ui great
prudpnrp. aul desire tD OuncI.ur uiNUr
Than tu irtiHir. to be- friendly With rather
tHHu mircul.y With uN power 900 ~"
world. l.uI lhis b. aI-u HruI' country
rr.rt "a ilrr- ul IMMORAL De- "urrDs, AMI
great rIpuHl''N ul. ui uUr t'E.Us dil
not labor ut developing our resources.
Many Canadian. looked iu the iurAl".s
srn los their living. aHl when ihn rights
ul their fishermen wen" imposed uu 10 MiH
their duty ca uphold their UHl.s anil iur
honor Ut the country. AN tIui WHs l,id
up az u reason luT u.U.Iu'uTrIUIs" HH
Clnldn's refusal 81 rHmt AW.urH
GsNrtmpu tu send eases ui i.I Iu
bond over Canadian railroads 90 tHr
United States Ihp lur.t states chose
themselves o. 20 utDs tn iHr treaty
at 1918 and b. provisions were Icing
enforced. There Wls nothing un0IUni.
ly In that That fH.if conduct BOO
s.iyius American vessels vls mot mrsht
was bone ont hy 'hn British government
ON inquiry into every u.r Tho United
States iu ISIS gave up 'H" right ip i.1
within the three mile IIwiL Tie AmuII-
can fishermen vrrr tI .INH 90 rIum"r-
cilI un,lI pU- uu Canadian shores. They
could not sllt their I.sh nor buy Fuppi,uH.
They could only uuf. 'Un huuIt 300 rr'
/ ol storm ur 'u make r#Hiul. But ibu rv.
nunriaii1n ui the privileges was brought
| hy giving American fishermen ihr right "a"
| haluus toe COASTS uI Inrilur AMI Zoe
MurlaIru islands. uul uus tuyF wish 'u
| hold uI thr ono while lh.E viii not give
up the old one. Tho wolns retaliation
proposed wlF the withdrawal Ul toe UuyI-
| lego t0 bond goods i.Tuugh ihr United
| States auI Canada. spryil'gU 800" HH-
/ cured 10 them hy ntt r - ut tHu Wash.
/ mg'un treaty. and 10 required two years
notice hv the terms of t.Ht treaty before
ANY article ruuld hcmHg ulcl. 80 notice
olihnt kind hadlosu given, aud yet rrni-
| dent Cleveland, pFIrliUH ul the
sacred obligations OF the treaty, proposed
i 10 end this privilege without notice AMI no
n single stroke. ~ r 49, l1uuor loader
| ui the opposition. said a. 90 luuWH 90"
other day, Our carrying 'rdr H going iI
Dc much injured, docs bot That show ihC
great folly 10 would hC o. have CONNER.
cal arrangement with ihn United Nlal,,sf
DID you ever Hug mAu VINO WN,h hI7
house WIS on iIO wLhyl That hla house
was larger and bis IcH grUiicfi u W.,
make tie proposed lfrn5 mont the h'kl
time We got Ia the vlu 1i American p1ii'
ties every vital iutnfo. ui pus NiI' Dee sac.
rncol 10 win tho y0.ra uI q few wards in
the city Of New York The President
message Is an interruption that puts iniaI
mark across the page ul unrestricted rctip
rocity and leaves thp Ic o. Onlano u
believe that after all HI.a uil TIE cries Of
ruinous national po.DH 'No policy u th,
development Of this country, OF making u
united country from ,H Atlantic 10 lh'
Pacific, the policy whi.l enables Canals
10 say, 1--WE can live without American
railways aud STEAMSHIP u"i We con lv'
In comparative comiUH even II the Unitct
States will not do 10 With 10, nor trad'
with Ms at all" All iU. Us much bette
policy for this country than 80 hand Owe
, is deNinies 90 a pcop,D Who are ready y
sacrifice them 10 tl..r own poliliea
interests"
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