New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
United states The Collector authorized to have
them sent back 10 China
RETALIATION UPON CANADA LIKELY.
THE PATIENCE OF THIS GOVERNMENT UNDER
THE HOSTILITY OF THE DOMINION
ALMOST EXHAUSTED.

Washington. Aug. CspeciaD.-The hostility of
Canada 10 the United states. displayed in lis re
fusal 10 settle the Newfoundland fisheries ard EcrnC
sea troablcs on any basis oi equity and Justice Is
not likely 10 continue much longer without bearing
the fruit, Of retaliation. The goodwill manifested 10y
the United states toward Canada in more ways than
severely tested by the attitude which Canada
assumed after Article 80 OF the Treaty Of Washington
had been cancelled The conduct Of Canada since
tcn has steadily grown bitterness resentment
The climax seems TO have been reached in the I'M
reasonable demands made by Canada IN behalf Of
handful Of miserable poachcrs II is plain that the
Government Of the United states cannot allow b.
pass such treatment at the hand, of Canada without
something more effective than mere protest II it
DID. it would be Justly considered deficient in self
respect and lacking in good sense. As matter Of
self protection II must administer Canada dose Of
that nciehbory good feeling b which it has been
subjected for the last few years az the hands Of it.
ncighbOg.
In other words 1t is understood that the Govern
mcnt is determined to extend no longer to Canada
those many privilege, among them the extremely
liberal bonding faciliics enjoyed at present by tho
Canadian Pacific Railway. without getting something
in return. The Canadian Pacific Railway La, for
year, secured. among others. tbs appointment Of a
United state, Treasury official at Yancouyer. who was
authorized to seal carrying merchandise In transit
through foreign territory but destined to point
under tai, concession by the Canadian Pacific Railway
obvious. They saving OF time and labor
ard money. ON the other hand the United states
reap, little advantages from H., b-rliity toward
it, northern uei-hbor ON the contrary II can easily
bo demonstrated that TIL, country lost heavily through
the frauds which it easy, under the coud ton OF
things 10 pcrptrc upon the revenue, and the United
states va, 10; the only loser. Not being under the
control of the Inter ate Commerce Act. the Canadian
Pacific RAILWAY cpulG afford not only r. compel" sic
fully with. but absolutely 10 0utbid Nh" American
n,contmeutal lines, and deprive them ~ a in"rl-
tive cla,, OF business to which they wcrc fairly en-
tuled.
rhe hint contained in The report son
by secretary Window to the ~cuat. in reply
T., the r~olut.on offered by Mr.. Cullom. That
likelihood withdraw irVm the Canadian p~iic
Ril~n, some of 80" pnyti"rc- how enjoyed los ,hat
,uWpsN CONS to have been received n t"tItd ID
ANYTHING but cheerful spirit. The NOR" c1u>etva
ttc organs oi public opini"u IA the Dominion how
over. lcluOWl'd-' tat the policy to b" adopted los
the United state ~ ONLY the logical outcome oi the
c.mm"rci1i Utility which Canada hd- for years Iii
PLAYED toward the : uited states 1h"l warn their
-pI'"- cannot lc expected 10 urgr different T7it.
The obvious deduction. Of course which nil make Is
flt tie uurca -orlil" demands II the seat pua' h"~
no" direct 'snt' Of The r"v policy 20 ice pursued
il a." ut"d Suite lr ti,,, II j. needless 2" say.
fhcv are not FER from correct 81 ANY rate. i is the
intention -! the Government no longer 4" display
toward -urly and ur gracious ncEllior Canal.
ln- .hoWu herself 10 %" that -U.rt Il goodwill and
lurraltv which ht- iii tu2u he'd tho af''Ud" of thl~
.pUutr ap 10 The present tnr- uni",s, indeed. Canada
f." the Limit which dco"uc', h'rn"-r and u"s'hori
u'-. demand.