New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
CANADA AND RECIPROCITY.
OPINIONS REGARDING TILE SHERMAN RESO.
LUTON.
CABINET MINISTER'S INCLINED TO LOOK UPON
TIE PROPOSAL WITH FAvOR-PRESS CON!


TIE PROPOSAL WITH FAvoR-PRESs COM
MENTS-TIIE SENT MENT ~ MONTREAL.
Toronto. Sept. 5.-"The Globe" m editorial on
senator Shcrman's reciprocity Icsuution says some
imagine that sir John Ma, daa aid will close with Mr..
Sherman's offer Of reciprocity in coal and closer trade
relations in general. il /; should pass Congress THIS
may lc doubted. sir John would hardly care 10
ALLEVIATE tn" Manufacturers Association. his pTetorah
guard. the Of AL election TO employ historic
phrase, It wTild be Of those id short curves
which always produce confusion and at such time as
this might involve defeat. II. however. he shoud re-
solve to appropriate the Liberal policy. the Liberals
would help him in forming the best possible arrange
mcnt for Canada"
The Mail" commenting on senator Sherman .
reciprocity resolution. says: Eleven years ago Ma
tiuial policy adopted Il means to an END. IL
to brig reciprocity. While 1t has not yc.
fulfilled this portion Of is m!Sson, II has sucr"eaci
IN doing something. II has pr,diccd clique VIII
Con ,crvativc organization opposed TO any mra'ui" vi
free trade Sir John Macdonald has been I've 'ioer'
an advOcat" Of NciprOCiy y moderate prolc''I''V''
and rc.trcti0nis. Entertaining no original opnioh'
with regard 70 tariffs. he is "a her compendium OF
the views of hi, follower. Should the absolute ~
siictio:stS possess him. then mission to washington
under hi. auspices would lie failure. ~" II sih' ~
r"l ~on that carnc-; attempt 10 come 10 "rn''
would bc made. sharp turn should uc ch"''eo WIN
out dclav. a popular con- icnfe Ill It'iP'"''' "'t'
lions unde- Conservative auspices is desired
Ottawa Ont. sept. 5.-Nl the Cabinet Ministers u!
tow, vcr, asked 70 cxprsS opinion On senator H"r
mans reciprocity resolution. They were. oil c"ni'
reiccnt but displayed no anagoniSm 10 senator ehc'
mans proposal. On the contrary, they SCENE" W
,,,ucd 20 regard II with some favor ana "e"c vi wv
oninion that if the proposal passed the Cnit'N Sa"
senate il would be- taken up by the ParllaiiI,hI VI
Canada. =, !. .
Sir John Thompson, Minister of Justice. sai' " ""'
delicate matter 70 speak Of without consultation VII"
the Premier and his colleagues. MI nc '""" ~"
WAS that III" propo-.ii"n, ~ u" uAder-'o"o IT, va" "
Improvement on former proposals chahh'hS i"'
Washington, ina>much a. II ala ho' 'o"''""
p,r,v to ans particular method or plan to pr"hoc W"
object in view. III this rceau ''o '''o
TO hin to DO mohjeci"nthl" nj
A. Ia the di>tnct prnpo.d for free TRACE III co''' "
John said lie did not tinh TIE feeling %. Inc 'i',h
Interests Is Nova Scotln Ia, own province """'' "
in favor Of FREE trade with TIC tH'u S'''oN ~ .',
Tho Toronto d. per, asserted that the coal TRACE III WV
scott, Wa depressed Ter wat Of free tiadc' b"' '"c'
were mistakcn Tic coal trade was srn" ns anu wa
, .t all drrro,scd He I'D not think there was a
,,i mine In Nova scotia except pcrhap- Hiilhe I'M
mine in favor Of r. irtncity II coal. Sr '"''' Nv
mutcd however. that the spring li.ii MN" w. ~ ~.
the larcrs; ard most Important IN I'll" P"'''c'
ont nut va, cnormurs. Tacrc wa, Il Sc''I'" - '
o. that favored rc,irr,city in coal irrespective OF
ii-
lurc. -, in past years. The %ov" scott" miners "''o
handle, ppcd In their competition with NJ ril'd' "'"c'
bv matter, Of tran>portat,ol aud '"n" h"' '""'i!
even th, New ENGLAND state. excepting opiIhe I'M
Mr. Foster Mini ter Il Iinau'r. preferred not I" ex
prc>, decided opinion. I'll" -" T'nan i>"i'''"'' It"
.,id was the bet proposition made N'n'e III" oi'
rrciprnci:y treaty. II -rcncd n.r toward '''"'' -
,o reciprocity IN coal alo- he Wa not III i'N' ~
r,,, ~ thr.c ,incle rlai.r reciprocity treaties y"
doubt II the senate, which was the controlling '' ="
Congress, passed the resolution, 1t world h. c"h'i'creu
hy tie P3Ii.rl.n. Of 'nIda. o,o
Ed.ar D-wdncy. Minister IT the li,|rlor' SP W."
f,vnrhIy Of III, herman ".ht!Jh, shNIi;' on ''c
face Of It. the r.>ou,"n app 40 ra'"'.nr oc' -,
Nontral One. Scpt. b. There j. f!ihhr-,, !"
Nontrral AS cu day brings furr v"rifttt'"h oi w,
nc,as~d aud pwng sentiment IN favor OF n'.l"'iE
Win the tnid states. II ,unc abundant ana !'hr."
uiicranoe yesterday in address which A,lh.
Sinyur Cu,,ni,..am d"iivcrrd t. III" vicng "ri,an
odd Fc.lvs ~ behalf II r." cit' 81 N"n'i"a'. ~"
most rirr ne passage Wa: IL h"p' that tlr poop" Oh
The two toni,r!c, may each rman SIDE 10 Ia" ~
n.rf.ct friend sh'p each ,"ndrG I" the "thrr th Ply
nctc which they require. in uur~stricth r:r'If" ~
The sentiment received with loud fli"7iiV 10y
,hc visitor, AID the citizca, who Attended the Demon
rat