The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-01
AND OUR COUNTRY.
RECIPROCITY WILL DELAY .ANNExA.
TIoN, EVERY CANADIAN SAYS.

1oe'Pss' !" ="
I" se'se the "onaha ''r oh'o"-"e'ey u
What tho Tories Want-Taiks with Rep
resentstive Mes OF All Occupations.
r,.~ro M. ~ -r,. r,-,.. .-o ao,,.
49,. Sas. d. aw.n.h ,hn oa,tatto, ,or oort,.
49,, 80 ~ .a,,,a. e.. a.on,. ,h.t a..
n.sa..atsa 80, ~ anra 20 rIro tho ott.wo
nsnns"mao. . ,as,e.oo,,w ,-a.tx ~ ~ ann
- - 49,, a. anrior,tnr,i schedule -, Oh.
,s.puIen M 80 .horss 80 non..aI
n-' $1,000, ~, $1,000.
49,. =. rnr az ,r,th Oh. oninions =,
"..s. -. H.. .,a..sian 80
ssms ~ ..nr.o,ty ,annot h. 90. othars
s.N |. sanawns. ~ asw..ota on,ayat;nn
- ,,s omn nsar,.s An ,Iiu.trotion from aach
S.ss,an
A.. v,,,.n. wo,owor,, r.oro ., 1,oor.or
s.@..nnn $3.50 TihaS,
n,s,na "nnorstion;st uritas as toi,ows.
mmus annsM,sn -. ~" ,osmas th,s .,,
A.. .a,nt.a h.. haon nradroiiv ,rnninn
go s,noa .ha nrotoot;onist ,ortv n.mo
~. 49,. =. o,,.n. ~. ~. ,i,max -
.S IL. ~. ny.L,nio. mi go. 49,
800 ~ "a. noarir nj tha o-t,oios th.tt ho
C.se,t.n rorros nr,Sroos thn ITnit,, St,t.o
S.nS an.snt ana haot ,.as.o. M. C"ne
10. ;uaa. S a" r...mna,
49, ..SH.. =. = A.. 80. CO.. 49,.
sv " ~ y n.y. S'uu-
a. h,,u ~ toa - q - ,yoS.,o ~ roor1r
=, ~. c.n.s,sn Sor..San
~ .S,tta, 90 tht. ho hast ~ = 800 a..
n.sINNN s.acsS "".S.N
Sh,.h nsans thot No "a n.,,nn tor,rs $500
.-,W. mi, ...a;,,,a =, .sI... 49,, ~
AZ. -. -, So nroanats ~ a.....
80 ~. -. -, roni .st.to to-, .sI.S ;.
ano.hai, pus;nass sanarsI,v 10 IN ,arn
sat,,eoat,rn oondi,ion oroot MAN. ,orman,
arc bonsIsssIv in deht. with thar farms mott
rasad for nearly THAR yolne, and nov thet
EncIard has nrohihitad tb. imnort.t,on ~
iiva stno. - ,aaras NJ g, = hod shano ny.
Mchih.ey oll /, . ieecn'hx the worry hte oiooo
out Of Canada. and the farmers have
to suffer more than any other class,
ture. suppose. that the larger body should
iorga and weaithv nation will oontinma 20 So
large ana weaI.my hatlon. VIII commune 10 40
s]orpt tl1 will W., go V on as S.' long as '~ we arr, ars two W.,
separate countries. The United States offers
more lucrative field for capital and labor.
and as long as the condition of prosperity is
better there than here the exodus must go on.
ishins It except c to make the two ~a' countries na@ t
one. and then tho condition Of things
will DO the same all over the con.
farms with any stata IN tbe 1Tnion
.slms VIII an, o'a'e III inc Union.
be- set two e sUu,a esu snd TWO w Gove enepS sa0u aa
stoc. snaan tbo s,ma ,annvoo :, Inc he's same ne
BLOCK speak inc same language nave the
noses tn. sans nsonls' Nsarlv ons'h.i, uot
our native Canadians are in the States. In
stead OF being at each others threats. retail
ating against each other. and putting up high
tarin walls TO paraiyze trade between the two
countries. we should be united. Both coun-
S ~ 70 , unton: 'roae "ouio
nave Tree course all over the continent. capital
Whatever prosperity existed on the Continent.
"CaHadians have now arrived at thai stape
Of their colonial existence when they must
system Of covsrnment The ."di ssps snddeGs e eofor
Mai. condition dwaris our intellect. cireum.
;i IA 8 s Su5 s 4. isIss;I %a i; !, US iSss t. Eas;
complication with the United States, takes
away our manly. self-rslisnt spirit. and de-.
which Is. necessary TO- build up a great and
indepsndsnt people. In short, We are a Biz
tinsntal Union commsncsd with the McKi NAV
bill. and has rapidly grown ever since.
Sas PtfSe eD ad dss saas t of United us n States states
wsh Unrestricted reciprocity, is being
S SattG psoeie T sss t sh1seIh II ayts ey sa9 i L wasIg dp party Y:
Tor a. term Of years. liable to be ehanSed by
the Whims and notions OF the Goyernments 81
the day, and any business or trade huIjt m
into eonia nssinf0f Il w S9SId not t. ci fS seo hnISeRed
to capitalists and business men to invest Their
upon an uncertainty. What the peonle wan
Is. some change that will inspire the Capitalist
with confidence. and no chnnge will 40 that
but continental union. We Occupy a sort Of
mental or secondary position as colonists on
this continent, and are not allowed to rise to
parison with the people OF the United States.
We must get out Of the colonial rut we have
travelled for a hundred wears and then we
shall be able to retain our people at home and
attract money and immigration from abroad
"A BelieviIle eastern Ontariol correspondent
as"U. NJ" sends the %tolIoWinn Ilettep' hh Lava
not checked his figures. but they are probabiyy
correct. His name is sent in confidence.
ION revisiting Canada after an absence of
aged sppenranes Of tho people. on whose couS-
S%ogsnsy.' " and " eners snar They and p ALI yffSS eir:
With f sati%Ss 't On co 81 e nsEa: s WITH t ihssus the
million Of the best Of their youth have BEEN
made n nreaant IN fha IInitaa &C., "Tnaa.