The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-08

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ceiyed thrnurh thr British minister HAT Ill,
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to the possibility of raLupiul, upon iorlu- at
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nj Cahma and uf tn Guiurd state. alpt ID
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british minister af tld5 capital uid thtn
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commission On thu part ct Great britain
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products The statement Wi frankly ma#h
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United Suites IT, against the mother country
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conference upon tins question ~nine uf|f,f
topic al interest were considered Itl fic ION.
ference. and have resulted ia the uGtkiup. ali f.
convention fui examining tile Nla~kau hound.
nIS and the waters OF P.t-~amutptld, BAY al
nccnt 10 Eastport Ne. and in the inifntHl
al an arrangement Tor the protection of ISL
life in the nrighhoring waters of uur nurihrra
borders
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canal, which WAS presented Ia congress AT IN
last session by special message, having failed
of adjustment, | felt constrained tocNcrci -
the authority confrsSe, by the act oil july 70
ls'r!, and to proclaim suspension Of the fire.,
use OF st Mary'- Falls rnnal To ,arao,- ia
transit Ia ports in Canada. The secretary OF
treasury established such tolls IT, were thought
TO be equivalent In The emotions nniu-tly
levied upon our commerce To the Cauudiau
canals
II. as W. must suppose The political relu-
tons Of Cnnudn and the disposition ri t..
Canadian government are to remain nm
changed, u >oiucw hat radical vision oi our
trade RENT ions ~hould think. h.. made ON
relations must continue 10 hc intimate aud
they should bc friendly.
regret To say, however. that in many Of
the controversies. not only tho~, To the f,sl-
cries on the Atlantic. tie sealing interests On
the Pacific and the calul tolls, our ncgotia-
tons with Great Britain have continu-
ously been fhwnrtcd OF retarded by un-
reasonable and uhfricnlly objections and
protests from Canada. In the mattrr of lie
cannl tolls our treaty rights are frequent 4,
disrcgarded. If the Canadian Pacific aud
OF her railway lines which parallel our north
ern boundary are sustained by commerce. ha,
ing either its origin ON terminus, or both ID