New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
in Kent and Essex gets Just that much less IMAM H'
nonhhor In Michigan.

In Kent Anu LsScA ee'' S"1S N~
neehbor In Michigan.
LITTLE TRADE WITH THE WEST INDIES
ma, canadian Government tried to establish closer
Trade relations with the British West indies p"l W.
ploire and Mr. John W. Foster had the whip MN"
upder section 5 OF the Mckinley act Inc recP'o'
convention between the United states anu
Islands does discriminate OPEN! aS''", made
bmt the reductions in the colonial ,ariis we T ,ne
principally in the duties on articles in wh,h ,s,
nIci states undersll Cahaa'', !" n o, The
moi avOwci, the discrimination Is rcii rhys ~ III,
canadian farmer has no section at hs Mich, , in
market is small to Offer to any iorVn, ,c Nny.
exchange for special advantages IN us HELM troaies
how his Government cannot negotiate t.ie her
except through Britain. which hatu rnr attempted
o obtain concessions from France. Ihr % and
were carried through the BRUSH fni' Si and
Lord Durcrin British Ambassador III ratiSi ~ par
irnaiv was framed and signed bat the C"nadd, NAV
Lament refused to pass II ,aS, thai among other
rtc,ns Canadian lumber cheese, eggs, mp 'mli
wooilrns hay, bran and other farm prV;mn, tariff
but France put him of with a smaller lis, " fayored
him to agree. that Canada Should 6,i.s on French
VIM. SOAPS and dried fruits. CANADIAN wotnc" ,rnty
are to enter at minimum rates, D4, ' gven n bounty
ras signed the French Government mas eNm I to The
~ Frnch builders of wooden vessels eqii'i 10
amount of the conces'ion sir hdtued TO put the
resign when the Government here de,im. IN obcy-
ircniv through Parliament. The matter Is III NV
anre for tho present . , ,,,, and thrown back
, thn saIc OF much that he raises on reno'r ,ii
hest markets. the Canadian farmer l. gnrd hin in
cal union as W. Uy relief To adj TO his ms
fort mes Of the ncc'S.ari's ' states than In
ms ual'ne ,ron and steel implements, nhiH, a. H.,
moss cotton goods. barbcd WIZ, coi , w., Tannda is
IW w. , ill.,. frontier Al Sarna customs u' n,y
iv. has taken to going to chircn 10 IIp only arti.
garments by the women toi" f. the states are
ers now Struggled from Cana1a 10 ,n. nroducls
,l di m" and onium neither of them nome t
and whisky The Tories have p ANIL are also
u ,nriu ncv session. ANA tn" ll"'l;l9 t1au,di,n
pledged tariff reform nur h,ilies on single
iarn will not reduce the MchihT'E Shoe that
,nIu, at Nsiihrr LVcrals nor Torl.S VIII In In
10 any reciprocity with IN" ,n, u' n,nI Tie LIB
volvrs discrimination against Bn'lSA so"u p,,,n down
WI, ,a,,dv to discriminate against hrilah uo 49,
ra"a' Year AGO. In fact their platform OF 't C,.rrimI
between Canada and IA" Sa..' II" r,n,da would have
hn"n ha" door through which British y,3a> HAN,
have been poured into thg A W,a, m" head Of The
PntEm5 nr;S,ncaI government Of ontario go' a ur
and ron,pc,d the Liberal party At o,lh"" i" az tnrig
M PM ,l''ic', Tho Tore, themselves adV"taV p
line rry Of the farmers Is for free ac and tbrv are
can market at any cost 10 lI'a n ,h continental
1!Lmis,. one of the Tory Minister, ahm', , ,"
u~oh Thai the future Of III" Dominoh 'I hr,n ,h np
on thn tarn legislation at Washington "'''"T wv "r
The Continental rnionist~ do not Sr' o ,nr the
9,r,," ,e. market 10 Canadian farm products ia,E
do moi belovr HAT would b" 10 me ln"I c"rad,
I'viird state, or to the ultimate Interest on nn' ~
90 - - ,rc.s IA insure the growth ana d"V'Iop"'rr VI
a great British dependency Oh 'Wn =, IritoIn I'm
want TO cut the n" thai mhhN ',n m Lor manifest
or,,,r that Canada may br free II ioliow mT or
4 inv and lin the American Republic withou, l.l
thcr los, Of tim" ana energy III reNlolll- LII W." 4
,rbin, In no,ipono that happy con,uufn''l9h II w.
rrcir roclty treaty Of l-3 had not been p'' h.forn
t-rn and II /, conceivable that ahdlr' lI'I'"i',, .
might have taken different turn. ""n' yyIc.s now
MI IL ,h, |, loft 10 h'r n and her own u'Nl' IS
.hc viii be- carried into c Union by the free Vo'' u
Ler people within five years.