Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

IN The World. Million boxes . month
tariff, many United states houses have
established branch factories IN Canada
"a result Of our tarin which probably
would mover have come about " your
statesmen Of the early sos had been
big enough TO perpetuate the rcciproc-
ity treaty Of 1856.
A LOOK INTO HISTORY
Mr.. Richard Griggs. the able trade
cummirsioncr tor Canada appointed Dy
the Imperial government tu organize a
service that VIII DO Tor Briu~A trade
IN CanaQa similar WORK To tnat NhicI
D. so admirably performed by your own
consular representative. estimated a
Few years ago that al least ylz5.UDU. 900
OF capital from the limited states mad
been put into branch industries
could md 10000 men wac work in
the head omces OF dig business houses
I'm New York Boston. or lnitagu-
VINO Imagine tlat because they WORK in
the mead oiiice they are peg above
tue fellows VINO are on the frontier OF
the business. creating the trade ON
winch the mouse ana all It's employees
lVe They are little Georges. without
their predecessors excuse.
Your Revolution was because the
stit-neckec. Englisn-born German who
sat upon the throne aid not realize taat
an Engiishman across the ocean was
Just as good as. II not better tnan. the
man no stayed at home: and that AN
infant community, like an infant in
diVidual. grows into an adult with AN
the natural rights and emotions OF an
uuult the slowness 10 understand
changed conditions was not peculiar TO
George the third and his ministers. Tine
hotlon or superiority has not been con
hncd 20 Englisnmen. living or dead.
Let Us take the war Of independence
ior granted. Let me say without Ar.
recitation, that ! glory Ina the resistance
60 George III even as ! glory in fbc
magnificent courage. the sublime ma
trlotism of Pym and Hampden aud
Eliot What. indeed. are the notes that
were struck on Liberty Bell but she
reNerberations Of the strokes Of Magma
Charta. the petition Of right and dccIar-
alton Of right?
~ have met some Americans uho
Kick against the migration Of the chill
dren on Uncle Sam 10 the Saskatcht-
man valley It's an very WE'LL they
say, for congestod countries. like Ems
land, TO lose some Of their citizens But
the United states wants to got go u
people. not TO get rid of them " the
United states were as congesed as Eng
land Is, emigration Co Canada would
be all right. But as things are mo-.
sir
Before / expound what I believe 10
be the true significance Of the emigrt-
ton of Americans 10 Manitoba. Sas-
katchewan and Alberta, let me- try g.
lodge three facts in the back OF your
mind for sweet charty's sake:
SOME STATISTICS.
Tho United States has received more
cmigrants from, and annihilated more
allegiance to. other countries. than an
the nations Of an time
Nearly 5000 600 Canadians have emi-
grated 10, and multiplied in the United
States. and. in 80 doing have made
but little trade for Canada
Less than oae-half ~ per cent Of
the population OF the United states has
moved into Canada during the last no
years, a period in which the foreign
trade Of the United States has been
increa sed by canada far more than
by any other country m the world
Think OF these things for a little:
and then. II you viii. examine with me
the situation created by the American
in Canada.
THE American has done-a very great
deal for Canada. canada has done "a
great deal for the American. There are
three Americans IN Western Canada
who think that they and their com
patriots have made the country.
"The truth is. OF course that when
Americans come 10 Western Canada
they don't hnd II a foreign country az
all In soil. climate. transportation.
agricultural machinery, currency. So
cial observatnces, churches--in every
thing except the outward political
forms, the differences which they
thought would be tremendous are only
trivial In most cases they are In favor
Of the adopted land.
There have been many celebrations
OF the Fourth Of July I'm western Can
ada We view the stars and stripes
nuttering IN summer resort brcezes,
and other places, with perfect equanim-
ity We have more respect FOR the
tenderness Of American feeling than
to wish TO nauut the Canadian flag, br
conspicuously 10 celebrate Dominion
day In the United States.
ITS curious 90 notice In the west
that men and women who began their
life IN Canada by Offering the most
fervent homage to the symbol Of their
native country. have become less dem
nstrative as Fourth OF July follows
Fourth Of July They had been accus-
toned to hearing and reading the
Declaration OF independence. with SIS
terrible recitation Of the ofenses of
George III Some Of them grew mp
with the idea that England was ana
Is the home Of oppression. still smart
ing under the loss OF the 10 colonies"