The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
J. J, HILL CRIES RECIPROCITY
! morn roo NTRIES FOF T: rHs
OLD iPGI VENTS sPIkDD.
tie Tells thc Canadians That 10 TAFT Doe
trtnr were Applied E'rr, Custom
tlsta.r on the boundary Would he
Disn,aat.r,i Trade l. NOw fcttered.

! Disnani.r,i Trade Is No~ Fcttered
1 plea for recipru, Ity with Canada
which was backed up 10y CURES was made
hy James J Hin la spet-ch written for
the annual jinu.- of the Cana dian Society
of New lork given last night At Del
mon,r,'s ~ NJ Hin Wa. detained on
the PaC.h" coast he sncoch had TO be
read 10y DIR. George David Stew art. former
president vt Tia" sucl"tr who s Mr. Hills
: physician
Hop.. for closer relations between the
United States and Canada was tho key
note II othr- sr-"chr, tn thc $50 members
nj the So Ir:y- and ;hsir guests who filled
IN. grand Ballroom. The other speakers
w.r. A. Mitchell lnnes. Charge d'Anair-s
AZ Washington. representing the British
Amn-Ss dor. who spoke OF the recent
results nf arbitration between the United
STATES and Canada John NJ Gibson.
Governor of Ontario. who was prepared
10 prove the Importance Of Canada in
many rvs 7criS. and John Foord secretary
of the Amcri' IN AsLltic Association. who
spoke on tlc British Empire
William j Evans. president OF the
society. xas toastmas.er At the CUES:
table with him were v Caswe.l Heine.
president of the MJt;ill Graduates So
ci.ty Of New York: DR.. A. Jaau,h. presi-
doEt 81 TN. Queens University Club:
4 J. LadouN OF the Canadian Club Of
Boston; Lord E,istlre Percy. attache Of
the British Embassy at Washing ton:
Courtrnav " Bennett. British Consul
General at New York. William NJ Mccbean
OF the ~. Andrews Society. John Reid.
n a
Institute. II ". }. Bucknall Of st Georges
Society: F. Ctinlife- Owen Of the Pilgrims
Society. William q. McAdoo OF the South
ern Society. Rollin NJ Morgan of ST
Dnvids Society. the Rev. ARTHUR H. Judge
chaplain Of the Canadian Society: George
Massey. president Of the British Schools
and Universities club. and Dr. +. X. l..
Gould. president Of IN" University Of
Toronto Club of New YORK
Others present wer,, Dr John J
Macrhe.'. chairman OF the dinner COM
mi .ee: + v Jarvis. chairman Of the
reception committee: Dr. WoIfred Nelson.
F.. T. Bartlett. H. G.. Hunter. Henry r.
Ballentvne. J r. Moult James e. Crane.
}. W Platten William \ Champ. Charles.
II HYDE. Frederick Tench. John Munro.
Robert VI McI!ullen. Alexander Robb.
George h. Doran. n II. Raymond. George
lapper ION. julius VI. Mayer. William Il
Lnr;on. Roh:rt Adamson, lion. Henri;
y kit;son. William NJ Zicger Jr.. DIR
Charles Baskerville, Walter J. Fraser,
Aim Cameron. Gates " McCiarrah.
Walter T.. Frrw. T.. A. d.. Lima, Howard
X Ehyn". T. Ingram McNcece. Capt
FRANK II. Burton. [ =. A. and Thomas
h Ba-Ii adae
Ia Ar NILS address h. pointed out
that III 1897 yh"U canada made an over
tuT" for a neg commercial agreement
with the United state, - was reC.Iv.Ah
rather shibIIly ia Washington. but that
this year President Taft interviewed TO
uni'fy oar --latest tlrifi act IN the interest
% CInadl. Tn" economic reason for his
act wa, tn" modern and national defini.
ton II protection winch limits II To the
.'nprSIt.Dn ~ such duties AZ shall .oIlaiiZ-,
c'rt al production between tn. two coun-
TRIES concerned
~ strong a factor i the social fusion
already accomplished IL Il census 81
opinion could IL, taken to-day reciprocity
would have "a majority nu both sides II
the line. Mr. Hill -Lld
our imports and exports from ih,
Dominion N tho last fi-cal wear amount.
ing to ,ODp.uln. were rXCs..c.d only
bv our trad" with 'he lrItrd Kin gdom
and Germany. Mr. Hill said Her exports
10 u wer" INo-thIrhs a. great a. 'hNsn
-h'' sent 10 England. and for forrv-rwo
n all her EXPORTS to our markets bier
inc ~ea-.a in her trad. with Great britain
was only $50 s0.vD while j. was 81. O.0 on
with IN" Tinted S'I'"- OF all tn. imi'oriS
that enr-rNi tcnaGiun ports free of duty
IA Ia1r. more thar 20 p.r cont came from
IN. United ~. GO md of -Nr d,itIabIe
goods more than u -" cent had the
sam" origin
When trar.c under irl -oln. limitations
reaches these proportions tho proprietv
= Ia.
Mr. Hill said II - time - pull with the
fow Of commerce and no- against II Mr
Hill also said.
canada and IA. nit"d Sites haV" faiIad.
during moe % 'h"'r paEr. t. improve IN"
opportunity plainly awaiting them our
zren, lakes ar. free from IN. menace Of
ships NJ war. our railroads. cross th. houn.
Harry unv-N-d. our people move freely back
and forth only trade l. feti-r~d For
nearly haf century trade reciprocity.
h" birthriHh' and mil!f"-t destiny of both.
has h-en denied Ia both nations to-day
! thousand Interests ar" Ealing for a closer
and NOR" d"fni'. commercial compact
No Ia" ran max" N" status Of industry
N one of th"~.' countries greatly different
rom that in th. other No matter what
.mba rso-- may h.. placed upon III. move
nsnt Of commodities. capital and labor are
Ire" Thor mobility neItrllIye- protec-
i've duties between Two countries situated ,
~ Hr" these The NorkIrEman " no should
Ind hat h. was r""~ivinG in cirher country
wage -gb~tan'iHlly less than wa- being
paid in th. ot her for III" same employment
would walk a"ru-., the borndary and take
advantage or III" higher scale There b.
nD tBrin on nlcn Neither i there any on
money or credit
h" th"orr icil InIpoS~ihil:ry NJ any CON
permanent variation Of tn. wage
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