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The Canadian Treaty.
OF course the greatest alsappolns-
ment of the session vas the failure
o. the Senate to follow the lead Of
the House IN ratifytng the recsproc-
ity agreement made with Canada.
The South Ii particularly Inter
ested In the fact that vegetables and
eotton seed oil are both put on the
/ free list By the removal Of rather q
heavy duties on both. But I do not
ask your support on the grounds OF
any local advantage. ask IL because
! regard this treaty. If adopted. aa
the beginning OF , new relation be-
tween our rapidly growing nelghbor
on the north and ourselves which will
inJure greatly TO the benefit OF both.
Under my promise 10 use my NJ
most efforts 10 secure the ratification
OF this agreement by Congress I
I have felt II my duty upon the failure
OF the Senate TO act. TO call an extra
session for the purpose of securing
the ratification Of the agreement Ny
opinion il that a majority OF both
houses. disregarding party lInes. wlIi
seize great national opportunity
and promptly ratify the agreement
before proceeding to other business
if IL be deemed wise or necessary
to proceed to other business.
Il earnestly appeal 10 the young
men OF the Sostn 10 take up these
and other political issues from =
broad and liberal standpoint. 10 elm
mate from their consideration mar
row partisanship and sectIonaiIsm.
and TO come fully into our national
communion with the patriotic pur-
pose OF stimulating the progress Of
our civilization In every right dlrec-
ton, maintaining our country's pros
perity and accommodating It's wealth.
but always in subordination 20 higher
ethical standards and TO the promo
tion OF Righteousness AID Justice.