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to ,he control nnd onnershIp Of ihe canadian

TO the control and ownership OF the Canadian
property. z Is without either stock bonded or
dollars will 60 with this gilt, II VIII be in first.
millions Of bonds issued by tho Canadian Taci.
nc and offered to the ennilding anu hungry
sssmes uron tho sa,o TN sss
81 loySisS Nv, VIII Is due and may be expected be-
The cash thus n s1 ree nSv from the floating OF
this loan viii! be q contribution to that extent
TO nrolong the struggle between policy and
strata o, the Canadian people are fast being
ground bankruptcy.
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with the several PORTIONS thus. separated lying
arc Separator By no barrier. but with which
they are united by every geographical tie. can
make her q nation. The attempt to tie these
several portions together and into national
0 es SO has o. s
owes prior allegiance 10 n foreign
Ssean tSres th5asand mss VIDE e T Tha - com
tinuation Of the status quo in Canada is rot haf
nnnc sss sS sfasf i. is 10y the failure Of
tho United states Government to exercise
their constitutional rights in favor of th"ir
pie. In doing this they viii serve tho
highest and best interest of ninety rcr
that Canada does not possess within herself
the elements OF n nation. but do assert with
portant elements as a part Of great nation.
She has great natural resources.whlch are IN
develorcd on account Of her commercial isola;
thrifty. astute. able. and brainy inen-a poru-
lation equal TO any upon this continent or any
brave fight against their environment. They
have made brave fight asaipst G,eoigTTaphy
and poIitisiSns w%Sii adorn higher leg islstyo
bodies and I'LL wider opportunities. and II her
int
| resentatiyss OF our present Union would have
no cause to complain OF tho ability and astute-
ness Of their new companions. -.
home operations. their skill and Training has
foreign creditors. and Canadian securities are
MIX ssnsae 81 the tn n aSfssS ste Of
home policy. and one with which England has
remedy for the Ills from which She is now SUIT
iering, or may, suffer hereafter; When tho
policy protecting her own commerce, Canada
can have no permanent ur general relief short
of fsr national re
access to markets Of the continent with which
she is geographically united. but from which
Any improved condition OF her fairs is i'm.
possible while she remains a colony. and It
| would be equally impossible II she asserted
| and secured her political independence.
PoliticR, independence cannot close up tho
| natural wilderness barriers which separate
her several provinces, nor can it place nat urai
| obstructions whore nature and geography
have refused to placeany between her and her
| great southern neighbor Canadns greatest
henefactor would be the one who would lit
her lond OF debt and give her a ontnental
market with the continent Of which she Is a
part. Should the means adopted cause tenn
porary EN- barrRssment to some portion Of tho
| Canadian people. the results ohta insd would a
No well-informed. true friend Of Canada can
further urge the adoption of TEMPORARY expo;
commercial ills for which there is but one
| remedy. and that remedy is to give her tho
| commercial freedom of tho continent by CIV
| ing her place among tho great sisterhood OF
| StnteS OHIO.
| DETROIT. Mich. Nov. %. 1892.