Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
ROOT APANDONS
TARIFF QUESTION
Is Busying Himself With Other
Matters.
QUESTIONS or VITAL INTEREST
VIII Try To Settle Points Of Differ.
s0es BStWeeN This Country and Can.
ada which kIOndlks Gold Strike Has
Caused To % Broken,


Caused To % Broken,
Washington, April 2.--Convinced
that reciprocity treaties with Great
Britain for the establishment Of closer
trade relations between tho United
States and Canada are out of the Ques.
ton At this time. Secretary Root has
determined 10 abandon the taritf ques.
ton for the present aud Ia busying
himself with other matters of vital In.
terest to this country and Canada In
the hope OF settling points OF differ.
ense which badc fair To DO settled by
the. joint high commission when the
klondike gold strike caused thu
negotiations TO ho broken on
suddenly and cngendored feel.
Ing Of hostility which did not subside
until q mixed tribunal fixed the bonn.
dairy between the British and Amerl
can mineral lands canvas of the
senate persuaded Secretary Root that
that reciprocity would not be consld
cred at this session III congress. Al
though there WAS much clamOr for tar
IN revision and modification early IN
the session. II failed ca gain many
supporters. aud the recent announce
nent Of Chairman Payne, ot the house
committee on ways and means. that no
tarln Legislation would be pAsa"a. 10y
this congress conhred the r,S,orts that
Republican leaders had agreed 10 nc.
cept the counsel of the stand pat.
ters." 1
As the state department Ia under ob.
legations to secure concessions fog
Germany In return for the favor shown
the United States by permitting this
country 10 remain among the favored
nations In spite Of the discriminatory
tariffs recently pus into force BY the
German government. SECRETARY Roo,
feels that II would moi be- wise to un.
dsFtake other ,ariff propositions at n
time when The Legislators seem 10 ~ |
tie inclined 10 tArif changes.
Moreover. the demand for recipToc
ity between the United stA,ez anh e.
ksnada does noi exist To the degree
that u did when the Joihs high com.
misslon began The consideration ~ the .
subject In 1898. Canadians have col. /
I'd In lheir Rrdor aud Do not show any /
great desire IN have AmsricaA mana
iHctared articles admitted At = loo 4
rate 10 exchange Tor csHadian raw
materials.
Several suhir>.4 were under coo
SidsratIoh when The Alaskan boundary /.
dispute ended bfgDtiAilaas socrvtary
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