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brazilian Gavsrnm<u, the Nor. .nxio,.
sodraw Itself eIoser 10 the Unissa states
In this country the treaty ,. looked ON
chiefly In the iight 90 ,r.de relation.
In Rrsxil /, Il viewed NOR. in II. poI;ti.
cal I,0ht as efse~sipg an spaur;ng ant
ane. w;th the most pov~rfuI Re,nhl;c
An the world. II mean, to Brazil that
NO reaction will ever restore mon
arcbienl institutions and mn out.iae in
t~rfsrsnee win ever be tolerated.
/. The effect of the treaty ON other
countries win be most marked in the
case OF Spain. The rich brazilian supar
pIansations can now be worked prof,ta-
hlv. and Brazil can snpnlv a
fais share of the amount con-
sufned In the United States should
the Cuban market be shut OF.
In tho course of three or four wears
this country would become independent
of Cuba for its sugar supply. Spain can
never afford to permit that. The in
creased duty IL laid on -four and other
productx OF the United States
nine months ago will have TO
be swspt away and further con-
cession, made. IL this be not done
Cuba win sniov n free sugar mar
ket in the United States for nine months
<U1pk The arrangement with Brazil, in
Justice 20 that country, will make it nee
csxary for the President TO issue his
proclaim alton directing the restoration
OF the su4ar duty against such sugar
profucinv countries "a have not come
to time. With free sugar the consump-
ton in the United States is certain to
be enormously increased. so that there
will b. NO lack Of a market for the
countries which arc shrewd enough TO
taxe advantage of the conditions offered
by the United States.
II believed that bv the free adnis-
sion % four the United States ouyhs 20
soluble its trade with Brazil In tha.
article. Lost wear the shipment from
this country was about as. 600 barrels
There are large inportations of Do
satos~- which bave To nav n duty
OF n~r cent ad yalorern The
potato rais~ra in the United
States. IL thew have n surplus. can
now DISPOSE of IL without increasing
the cost by a tariff duty. Hay is
.hroucht from The river Plate and oats
from scotland. With a free market
IN. uni.sa sat-. can prettv nearly
meet aha. ds.paaa. OF late wears the
eoaxamns;on of salt pork and bacon
from ths. Ifu;trd states has been in
srr.xspr Now i. ought TO have a gen-
uine boosn.
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