New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
THE PLIGHT OF CANADA.
nrrIANT SPEECHES By CANADIAN MiNlS-
TT,RS
90, ,oux NACDoN\Lp SAYS TIE AMERICAN
ar.pfs \I;E SOUR ANYUOW-TIIEY WILL
PIT TIITIr Trust Is ENGLAND
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PIT TIIIIr Trust Is ENGLAND
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uo,;f,> Or, o-tanlda's official answer TO the
,a,,,ion Of the Mckinley bill Was Indicated mere
Nv Sir JOHN Macdonald. the Premier: {. IL. mp
nor Minister Of FISHERIES. and 'r John Ihoinp-
.On. Minister oi Justice, in Speeches b1is'mS "i'h
hostLity 10 The United States.
Ur Tunper SAID that. while anxious for fair
.,,,e the Americans were terribly mistaken in
Cnrosne t!a, Canada blubbering for reel
procity
Sir John Thompson. replying to recent speech
a. Mr. Bi.ine's declared that while willing and
.ryons t. trade upon fair terms. We do not
mean ior the United States flag 10 wave over
capadn. to pay United States taxes and to give the
canadian market to Americans CnnaAions. he
std. could never nc in expect to compete in New
England States under the same favorable con
dtcns that prevailed under the old reciprocity
treaty. The Government and it's followers did
NOT believe that Canada must have reciprocity
.rith the United States or die. We can live
without the American market. said the speaker
and W. will net allow the dcstinicS Of this coun-
trr TO be affected by United States b"lldozino.
We are not going to become humble American
citizens al the dictatior of James q. Blai,e. We
will ,:u wave the British iaa. still support Can
sIau industries and will neither sacrifice nor sell
or principles 10 please NJ, Blaine.
Sir .'oiin Macdonald declared tlat he hnd gone
Is far as any >e!i-rcSpcc,n- lnan could 4" III his
efforts ro obtain reciprocity Oh fnir terms with
the United States hit the Americans declined
sill negotia,ions for aIy kind of reciprocity. Tic
fact ,s" said Sir John "thc | nilcd states covc'
Carada Now that this Coanrr Is spann"d hN
r,aynircent railroad and that we ne compct .nc
v;;A them for the tladc of China and Japan :hcy
mol n have
icanS have been w2rEcl by EraStns WI
ran ard by enemies in or own camp, 1.at
by Ni'sih4 "s VA" pr '''V-'S ''H va" '''
starvc as into >0hHiSsioN and 2hncAa'IGH; '"''
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ono .t Two conditions; annex ourselves - them
or separate G".l Great Britain and set up an
1ntependent Tpunhc Ho' - mtn pcnc p,TSeua ! ho NJ
-! Va VI a'.,' :. IS al inn,cnnieoi NJ Ptwcr?
;TLe f,,e of T,x.S .norld he a w,rIinr 10 Cans.!s
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d'wn together. bu, ,hr lqu.o w"ud be inside tl7r