The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-01

courage ner manufactures, she Increased the
ier her s" s9po 1fS% xii KITE these !sn tSinss we're Pe' made
that on admitting Canada to the commercial
been state Of the Union ON. the he'8 AMERICAN N peo.
PIE had q right to expect from her in return
s sis,s sane G9 the SsTn% nien son Ist, hses I X. atS sseh
more ass I plsIsIs shst &c g. NST f isaisi Gsfl'aTs 81 d atm
vsrsiys q its intent and meaning: / nthe end.
after the treaty had been abrogated. Congress
embracing free trade In manufacturers as we'll
a. Ssn IN natural snnag. product cd prpyided. 81 s g prss
i Hsn GODS fnR ProSo 81 Sassf IN thas si aeethss we're
made by Canada, but they did not go far
enough. and nothing has been accomplished
ment tried both persuasion and coercion.
Mhen the treaty terminated W courses
Sir Sfr al essa % e Gais and the the ,I tss1%%e Wss th az
fhst should hopnns live Is heson non as possible, so
moro heavily burdened neighbor. Sir John
Macdonald. a man OF. acute vision. saw that this
the GS'i people swWsoTSHidi soon soon renew renew tie &, fe eiamor for
Ssni Sisssss fSf in sss% ! At T isps Su tsf rs sfiS:
gether incoherept expenditure, multiply
Ing offices. spending freely on the militia:
railroads. canals, and ,harbors BY Wholesale
for a commerce that did not exist. There was
As IS . i last { resort esoFfi he copied opI d' the a,u American me- e5nu t sndfi
f ana protested nIs ey very enc Nv, who f,O wanted Urote C.
. siHn natural G inSu nnHf IS. p %ho 'e eonst ipeasf fou IN
illths Of the FORMULATION. The census Of 1891
shows. 4 any formal proof were REQUIRED. that
iiasorisisn, has Wholly failed 70 6rins prosper.
ity. Tho last condition Of the country is in;
o only d EGais tp 81 ACCESS ees nt te its ,o na aSM II m rs nSt
but snddlsd with federal and provincial debts
nothing can cave It now except the mistaken
The present Tory Ministers are urging tho
people to cultivate trade with Britain and the
ef p ITS to 6s Britain ia n. are ut nndto n6,s n.y. ia ,c5s e;
CATTLE, cheese. and square timber, but. for
everything else it IL merely a second.best
Sash : e barley. Or aa!ntpI q ash 70 effifysr.
mineral ores across The Atlantic. SO that what
might be q source Of enormous wealth Is hope
lhesslEy locked up. The increasing exports to
diverted from its. most profitable to a less
profitable channel; The people know it and
grafton o 70 o., the Utica d Suites and and the despair des pair
o. those left behind. -
getting q dollar for a bHshel Of whoat and q
~ w Ile II ilolet
!! Mars si Il tSs ol ss %gr a. a asv w e2d to- et qns IL
ration .tn the the Canadian Ca &C NJ farmers sDle Is. w f@Se after was was
the revival Of the diferential duties in favor Of
Canadian and against American products. and
urrect the Corn Laws for tho benefit. Of the
%s!rSionial producer: In q recent pamphlet Sir
trade with the United States has grown from
G g I5;S}o shown Isnan+. IN !, he b SoSSks :. II sinf 80 tis
services rendered to the United States lby her
ships ought to be takon. into account: British
increased in the same period from si3.OOO. 600
to fln.0Oo,0O9; and lie asks. in the namo
Ct srea Aspg sh6 smltf be ' sseri 1Saa t hu the isss. a snf
the British artisan, stinted in his belly to put
money in the pockets Of colonists who tax his
So competent a nudge as Mr.. Edward Blake.
tho former Liberal leader. came to the conclu-
oondition Of Ii her do" debt t and e espend it are s Cspa1a
cannot aitorl nov to entsrinto q vide measure
f Ct FeTSi niteS st Wtes t aif. rnIte sut Sta a me sxsn IL
The upshot Of Sir John Macdonald's. outpour-
Ing Of borrowed d money is; said Mr.; Blake.
time to raise the bulk OF an enormous revenue
by high duties on imports" A reciprocity IN
gaps in tile customs receipts. and these could
not be filled by direct, taXation, for the pco-
Els would NO nd,j mot o ;ts asfin 1t; Nh Tho c 3steTa TG i54 3
should pr'cferit.. but thsyu do not ott Expect him
to extricate them from a pit Of their own dig
ging and administer II mortal blow to the po-
litical union!sts by repeating the duties on all
raw material.
The movement for political union now
or. and more widespread by far than that
which terrified Lord Elgin.. II the Democrats
but refuse to throw provisions into tho pro-
British garrison the Canadians will soon APP
pear before them to sue for admission to full
citizenship In the United States. a consumma-
ton that will benefit both countries more than
any man can tell. L +.