The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
CONTINENTAL UNION.
The Growing Sentiment that Looks TO n
Greater tnitcd states.

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ton in which hone thew mr., beginning 10 tat, :,
serious interest Mr. S. White, who has hitherto been
the most prominent advocate OF continental, upio,
in public. lie member for Essex in tho Ontario
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rs assured that uninn.t sentiment here 4, widely
cad and is still In sne NJ All ~. ,0,r,.
of OFFICIAL commercial and social comb nation ,o
keep It down. II American statesmen can only h. In
duccd for lay aside their party differences for
a national object and TO pursue in common toward
Canada wise. steady. and sympathetic policy. thu
unity Of this with full en- Of nj, n.
resources By all its and
from war. may at no distant time DO secured What
you fought four years to save from ruin Won m rom
piete peacefully and without cost. Yours faithfully
ToRoSro, Dec 70 1892 t;o,pr,s sx,,,,
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A. our faith 4. ,h., n, o,o n, ~.
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h. n. Bri,,.h colon,o. .,on.s,, -, . "a" ever
great rcpubc W. shall deyu ourx.iy.. N ,h. ,,,,
ance Of this great mission
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return for free en,r,nco NJ Am.ric,n n,.rn,"u,,.
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wants 1t: t") the Canadian manufacturer who sam.
plies the green goods" for tho Government at cleo lion
time. would have something to Ray before iha. could
be done: '') the loss to tho Canadian revenue would
Kill the scheme: ~ the British Government wouId
decidedly object TO admitting American manufactures.
'ee "h"e enarslng duty on tho products Of British
'''ee. "'r' "'h"h appears TO be quite too fresh to
- ".". ie' MN Ih'h' MS own Affairs on Staten
u an" s"e Us ht'ie less OF MS advice free gratis.
lr"m u. Toronto DnHy Muti
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 Congressman H. NJ Youmans
OF Michigan. who is well posted the relations o,
Canada with the United states and with the Canadian
senti1n cn. in sneak ing OF annexation said.
'from my knowledge or the n.on,s h.,,,o ,,,, Ill
through lower Canada tho peonle ravo- ,r,.x.t,
and II the question was mt 10 vote in ,r,, ,
helieVe II would be carried by n large majority, On
this side however, tho question does seem to be 40
popular and the belief exists that whatever advantage
would accrue from annexation would DO to the benefit
y, t"nnuA'
Hot""hNhhong thcse latter expressions OF Con.
gresham ioumans there Is growing n sentiment In
iaVor OF annexation There arc quite = number Of
prominent men VINO at no distant day look for the
Launching OF this subject into national politics.
from u, Nome T,ibus.
Tho logic OF the situation seems to be that c,n,s,
must eventually go with the rest OF this continent
Prom he NeJrr.s, S,1, Jou,un,
When Canada is fully ripe for annexation II will cor,.
u matter Of course without heart burnrvs or
iuternecins strife.
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TIL. United s,o,.s r,,,, ,,, 81,
h.. $500. sS, o'u """u" ".te III coho"'"h 10
loose from the maternal ar, on string we viii
then be In position to talk about toticn, union