The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10

deyelOpment could do M poasible harm IN tha
ssSn9 nHt g INSTEAD g being
ing once become independent Assumed form
be repnbiicnp. as " must he in its scope ana
CHARACTER, what better condition could prevail
- market outside OF tho Union is essential.
This is being so1Hbt Tor in the eouth. But
southern nationslities are thousands Of miles
WRose NJ de-
IN credits. Heevily II, subsidzed means Of conn.,
munication are necessary to reach this uncer-
tain tail, market, this limited demand; The best
%s G il af hs aSs nv
have absorood is less than nj the rate OF Si.50
each per capita. Meantime the people OF Cam
ada consumed America goods in spite OF a
high tarifY at the rate Of $40 per head.
ing the trade 70 The north. No subsidized line
S1trarS SrS eSury s pont SIonr bore
h ts reaoS
rail intcrcommunication throb and pulsate
across and through. almost every State And
lakes and rivers that are now barriers to d.
vide the people may become bonds to unite
FROM THE CANADIAN STANDPOINT.
$50 far as tho material advantage to Canada
is eonecrned; no event could occur et ths
advant,geous to that country than N It's politi-
e eRl alliance with tho United States Before
the spenkcr snid he hnd beea AJAX ea to esti.
mnte Tia Incense e IN tho vpn E Of Ganaaa no
ard rta9s afse shS part
ta Wena nS such
%SIth one hH%drsd !, isid ,$sn sic + t.
reilly Was Chat he meant not itN, uer cont hut
worth one Hundred fod in Value peI greater f to to
No man at can ' i've IN the Initial States and
apprebnnd tha areatnass o or n" co,intrv t ths
Magnitude Of tho good to mank ind that is hero
SaE c&rhea i4Sd si "a pc o. us
eel u so great and Glorious an asgregatio nc OF
ssVe and iep tie sake 81 tho nrs o eh
tha tine line q
and that two nations Instead Of one should
occupy Il. WV .'''Ne '''' '. o''' '
she ass assume republican, form q gove Owe H
as she must she would WORK out improve,
to ing country. TSiins ths best that has been
hers am much that mS
on the Moth. should It materialize. would be-
highly ndyants~eoms 70 the old TenTblic OF ths
Smith IN nc ,"rsrnn,sntai az ,UnsrpaptS Evn%
one ., ths bnst IN the er World sHvoidina n ~
seG5He ~ n arf s sr ~
her bs se is M ~ h snnw whiin t6e
q M soarss ehaIen s Tie respec
OF the WGri sd;oo,t,ndod Tim. t,oro wos No s.n.
timent ia Canada really hosti!e to tho United
the bS5ds Of
only by with IT the
tn sentiment toward Political Union is w.
doubtedly growing. put very Slowly: mo
AZ tha sam eeu time IN there Is very percaptiHe
in ths aha Stasess OF
Mr. %iman said mat annexation could come
cy nn5 XII m DpacticsSls Tbera
cnnfd ha M M rnvoImton ~ Gansda hecaHse
10 was not a h WHERE re eee was
is 3edfty OF p5sss; anG
conquest the n; people would never 70
muSn r. r q rnat Britan would moi sell
foot Of her territory. lost Of ali a piece Of it.
SUCH enorm2Is th He nn%e
all to 81 tne
,naans by With With saIf eenturV So
great country could dsnude itssi, q Is semi;
that ps any r ;ns}nnca N wnd reonro
a am act e q Dt by the Senate
the D1mln,oh; Mc Wotiu sE e M tbsf
cou nh he sseed from lis siieSiance Each
province would REQUIRE to take on on n state, IT,,
h0od ana Recome part ana a. pHrees 81 81 line Inc
mant e1aat al eth thiS n vja,v r. 70 ,inaoina
change so vital. SO sweeping. and almost SO
the n6 ss Snn
Of possibility. For to advocate annexation for
years to come would be the ruin OF any
politician the ruin Of any party.
int ha
five the ssstGn 6a
OF entr te brna SDnt resTt at
aIl justitable to the United States: to entSrtan
tho expectation OF q political union. For 1t
must be to that order to effect
the country and to alter entirely Its allegiance
from one government to ano not I substantial
gadue WEAVING and S Of reia
connection between the United states and
Canada 1t VII never be brought ~, ABOUT atp 6y
by or by the OF the
such as should produce close CONTACT one
w mtnslity Of interests can be created So that
two nations
would How from pollticai cohnecti0n: IN ttmp