Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-08

tolls AZ were thought TO be equivalent 10 the
eNactions unjustly lowed upon our commerce
in the Canadian canals.
~ as we must suppose, the political rela-
lions OF Canada and the disposition OF the
Canadian Government are 20 remain anehang-
ed, q somewhat radical revision OF our trade
relations should, think, be made, Our relg-
tions must continue 10 be intimate, and they
should be friendly. regret TO say, however
that IN many OF the controversies, notably ~
those 70 the fisheries on tho Atlantic, the seal
ing interests on the Pacific, and
,he canal tolls your n n,,;nats, WITH With
thwarted or retarded by unreasonable
aud uniriendly objections aud protests from
Canada N the matter Of ne canal tolls our
IL hardly too much TO say that the Canadian
Pacific and other railway lines which parallel
merce having either is origin OF terminus, OF
both, in the United states. Canadian rail.
roads compete with those OF the United
States for curt rai,ic and without the restraints
OF our Interstate commerce net. Thor cars
pas almost without detention into and out OF
our territory, The Canadian Pacific Railway
brought into the United States from China aud
Japan, via British Columbia, during the year
ended June ~. iSa2 81 30, GSn pounds of freight
aud Il carried from the United States to be
shipped TO China and Japan, via british Co
lunibia, aio6saiG pounds OF freight. There
were also shipped from the United states
over this road from Eastern ports OF the
United States Government to Pactnc ports
during the same year lapia,oS POUNDS OF
freight and there were received over this road
az the United States eastern iorts from ports
on the Pacific coast i3,3H,alN pounds OF freight.
Joseph Nhmmo Jr, former chief OF the Bureau
OF Statistics when before the Senate Select
Committee ON Relations with Canada April 10,
1870. said that "the value OF goods thus trans.
ported between different points In the United
States across Canadian territory probably
amounts TO siooooo,ooo year"
There IL no disposition on the part OF the
people or tho Government OF the United States
To interfere IN the smallest degree with the
political relations OF Canada That question
T. mil kx5ii haE nkan Ia ifua
tor us, however, to consider whether, II the
present state OF things and trend OF things II
TO continue, our interohangca upon lines OF
different baAis, and otir entire Independence OF
Canadian canals and ~ the ST. Lawrence
rs an outlet 20 the sea secured by The
construction OF IN American canal around the
falls 6f Niagara and the opcninn az ship com
munication between the great lakes aud one or
our own sea sports, We should not hesitate 10
avail ourselves OF our great natural trade adj
yautagoa. We should withdraw the support
which Is given TO the railroads aud steamship
lines OF Canada by y traffic that properly he
longs To us, and no longer furnish the earnings
which Tighten the otherwise crushing weight
OF the enormous public aubsidies that have
Of The treasury 10 deal with tits matter with.
out further legislation has been under cousd-
Grafton, but circumstances have postponed n
conclusion. u IN probable that n confederation
Of tho proprety OF n modification or abroga-
ton OF tho article of the treaty Of Washington
relating to the transit OF goods In bond IL In
yolyed In any complete solution OF the qucs.
ton.
The President proceeds to note the amcable
adjustment OF the controversy with the Chillnn
Government over the baltimore affair and the
payment by Chill of Indemnity for the attack
upon American sailors In the streets Of Nalpa-
raiso, and he continues: have endeavorod IN
every way TO assure our sister republics OF
Central and South America that the United
States Government and its people have only
the most friendly disposition toward them all,
I have believed, however while holding
these sentiments IN the greatest sincerity, that
We must insist upon Just responsibility for
MY |uas a. ,nn ou "pv "a, ,on This islv
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selves i, Of Tho concession made many Years neo
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t,on n, poarI Wiver" ''''
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n,essaec cn", innca IN cxnrossjng I" the uot
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t,i ps' i,asi ,in,, "a, s,,ania,,s a,,,,,a
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,,an,lns on ,he W"Xicnn ho,der Which, atTo,ds
~ ria n nvernn,cnt mn onuo,tunitv 10 aIo,y
its good will toward the sister republic and TO
negotiations pending with spain Tor the pro-
| lection OF American missionaries In the caro-.
| Inc lrihnuHi " fhtlFiNClorN IoIUliilhtioH W
which Ia anticipated
| repeat with great chrnostnerH tho recon-
meditation which have nndc IN several pre-.
| viou@ messages tlat prompt hnh adequate
sup Urt be given TO the American company
! engaged IN tile con, truction or the Nicaragua
| shin canal ~ IL lmpOshible louveisthte the
| value from every stnn1point ~ tlils great CIT
! terprise, and ] hope that there inny be Time,
/ even IN this Congress, 10 give w. IN inpcius
that Will insure the early completion VI Tile
! canal and secure TO the United states It's
/ proper relation TO ~ when completed.
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/ ciai CONDITIONS VIII sonlpvi tne NV lo'uo.'lt
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Fiscal Condition Of the Government.
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W, ",st iioad,,, .ta'nan,s ih,t have heon
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g. n,,SonJad ue,sIan Iegiaiation was n nublIe
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wy ve ~ ,a,,i,, natnncp ~ ~ 1it AZ, III
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| lio debt 40 $50 lGTD4 The surplus i'm the
| TREASURY and hank redemption fund passed by
! tbo aet OF Juiy H. 1880 TO the general fund
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