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BY WILLIAM BRUCE ELLISON.
u.;,,,. ..o...su. IN. "A, Canadian s,c,,o,
~ e.
FITS AniiCSh. ~,
cannot 'iiihh Oh ahs .nlms ,na' WI,
go iurtner toward ESTABLISHING una
MAINTAINING hnoiy reIations uet"eei'
the 'ohiteo States anu Iahouo 'nai' '.io
pupIicsuoh OF Ssnaoiau sec.loh oy
hH ooN. WI 81.
Aeohiy app eeiA'eu w al @oeo WV
are Interested III inc iiiaih'ehan.o VI
thoroughly sooo heisnporhoou ieei-
ing between our TWO countries
| MY iathers iairiiy se.'ieu IN view
| iiaahpehHe aooet WV anu oon'i'iueu ~
the international line between Cenada,
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
when the famiiy 1ounu that therr Iarir
was within the Canadian line IheS
thereupon moved westward into Elgli
county, ontario ana were among 'ht
| earliest settlers OF what Is known AZ
the talbot settlement, almost oirectIy
opposite cleveland. ONO icloentaliy
| Col. Ialoot was OF the same iaiinly AZ
LORD Dongan. VINO gave TO new 10TH
city its nrst real character
My mother was born ana reared
little to the south and east OF the pres
sent City Han III TINS cry and some
years atter the opening OF the hri'
canal moved win her iafnily INTO Eiei'
county and also TOOK up iand IN tn'
talbot settlement
was born in~Canada. was educated
1851 was ADMITTED 10 the ohtario pai
as barrister and solicitor came I'M
nediateiY TO New iorK ana was al
United to the bar mere ana nave since
been resident OF THIS CITY
l mention these occurrences as ex
plsnatory OF the intense interest l have
had for years and still have In all mat
tiers that tend TO the welfare or bou
countries
ro- ~,n
Early in 1885 I prepared and ISSUED
n little circular suggesting the organiza
ton OF a Canadian-American club anC
calling for a meeting OF those interested
I'm the subject at the old Hotel Bruins
wick, Twenty-sixth street and Fifth
avenue That meeting was attended b,
approximately one hundred people. in
Guiding the late Erastus Wiman, 81
Roderick w. Cameron, Lucius Sell
Huntington and others ouits proninen
in the business and professional WORT,
Of New York who had been horn I,
Canada or who while residents ~ New
nork. were INTERESTED IN the reiaton
Dor on the north.
The club nroyed 70 he n yaluab,e me
dunn Of intercourse between the nromI
nent men NJ both count,ies Recantior
u,ara given % many ~ Co,odo,. M.
nrominant c,I,zsna and rnan ~ Nay
YORK ~ souaI nronirenca u,aro invite,
IN meet our visitors
y,,htn ,ha LII ,horo mo-, ho,.,, m,
ranidIy devaionad IN Isss ,ho nooyar,ar
Tor commerc,al union ho,waen th,
United states and Canada the taynot
~ nh,oh ,.as e., ,h.rs - nv o..
a,ong ,ha oon r,,,as y, ,ntsrna,,ona
line tbare shonld he No custon, houses
Thc naed ~ rsvsn,1es bowarsr on ri
sides anaiIv Iod 70 The ds,eat -, IN,
movement but do not heI,aya die
turbed 10 any serious dsxrse tho cor
d'oI ra,atton. tbat nod arown m no
tween ms
Tba grost ,,ar nou, cIosino IN IN,rono
has gone for 70 hiring ,ogs,hsr On
Young men and thinE out Of n ha
crown a mutual esteem, ~ NOT admiro
tIon that will STRONGLY reanforca IN
bonds OF friendship between Canadian
, and Americana Having fought in
common cause links in the chain n
fraternity will not he easily broken
Calls Canada a Republic.
No, a,o,o ho,roor l., e., .o,,r =
friendsSin and yood reighho-hood ~