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' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, J UNE 17, 1922

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- Open Cleavage In Progressiiie Party

OTTAWA. June ils—That the nctiou 0l the Progressives lust niglit in REG'NIIG the Government'in arrice will recoll upon thonieelvss ,wm, irormddnbie eflect is the pre- valiing opinion amonxg observera here. By many, indeed, the view is held that tiie episode inariied an acute deveiopment‘ .or t‘he schism tllnt han been rire amont: the rarm- ers ror sume tiine. let la claimed _nnd the claim is supportez! liy n'unk grumlbllngs nmrong Progres- Slves {inlay—that support or the üuverninont carne a-linost entlrely irom tiie wing or t'lie party which luis been standing bohind Mr. i‘rciar, asopposod to the more radical eiement ‘which desires to dopose hini. l'l‘hait everytliing was secretlv engineered between Mr. rirerur and Mr. King, and thut ome mis tact Ibecanie known to the anti. Govcrnment wing, an open clenv. ago o-r the party's ranks niny lie iikeli'. ,

Had Grest Opportunity te Act.

ri‘iien again ilt ls pointed out tiie lame enhmission or the Progres- slvrs to wliat wns a ciear negation et their cardinal npoinl or polir-y will destroy their, prestige in the mnstituencies. When they came :c Ottaiwa they expected and open- ly boasted that t'hey would domin- ‘nte tiie House. Holding the rbal- nnce or power ne lietween tlie old punies, they declared. and their constitucnts IliEiilBV‘ed“ theni, that tiiey would compel the Government t0 mould its legislative programme accordan to their vle-ws. Not nione wou'ld they force turirrr re- rorni. They would also compel rcsniniptlon 'or tlio Urow's Nest Pose agrecment, substantial de- creases in exponditure, and a wlicat 'board. N‘or was their tlireut un idle one 'Led wdt-h a'biiity, and witii tire rigiht inclination, ihey were, undoubtedly, in a position to eni‘orce their demande. Com- promise might iinve‘been neccssary to some extcnt. but oy sacrific'ing certain points they unquestioneibly conid have conipciied Govornment srrender non a numiber or vital

4 issues;

Have Sectier Nothing.

As thlngs have turned out, how- evsr, they have secured notliing ut.

ail. IIMJ'. Crernr, either tlirough look or albliitzlo; lack or incline. throw’l ÿ Wôi‘tuni-ty muter

'mi‘tunity to seouro concessions.

On the question or n ‘whea-t 'bonrd lie compromised in ravor or a ipio. posai ne dureront ifrom what tlhe‘ rsrmers wnnt as a salmon is from n 'wliuie lin respect or the Crow's Nest Pnsrs agreement, lie wea‘kly dsclined to buok up IMr. lMeig'hen's domand that the G‘overnment de- olnre its policy, and ns n couse quence saw the uncstion tnrned over to a committee whiich iwas o'veilwhclmingly antagonistic t0 the agreeinænt. On tiie tarirr i-he most vital deniand or ni, his partv lias tonier Hublllli‘lted t0 va budget sa protectionist in charaotcr as nny ‘budsiet lhronght to Parliament since 1878. lOn the question or economy his oniy conrihutlon' has been t0 help scrap shi-pii, and naval ornant nation io the vnlne or two millions 'Tiio rosuit is that tlils greai new party which came out West to ibn=lld a new Jerusaiem in our poll- tlcs, i3 returning tram lis rirst 9k'l'l‘mll3’li with the eneiny without nny tropiiies cil vwar. instend or strlvlng unitedly, it iiins railen vlc. tim to intrigue. to Sciiis-ni, nto dis- sensions, and its oniy nchlevenient the oniy report it cnii ninke when it goes lionie to its peoiple, is that it kept t'ile King Governmert in powert llcnce the renson d'or be- liet' tiint its prestige lias meen bad- ly imlpaired and that lis rnture is oonsidernibiy îlilurrcd.

li. S. Grain Act May Yet l’ass

WASHINGTON, June 1.—«Thc llouse Agricultural Committee to- tlay reported favoritny on the bill providing a substitute ror th‘o Grain l"ut'ures 'Act recentiy knock- ed o-ut by t-he Snpreme Court, The committoo plans to anvo the bill put to il vote in me House on 'Iliiursday and -it is bolieved the measure is assured 0! 11088088:

Trade Unions Comingfli Reason

LONDON. June 14.——0no or thc srentest Iockouts in industriel his- ‘Ory Wan broken today when mem» 'bers or tire Amnlxsmaied Engineer- hui Union. who have becn out since Fobruary capitulated and riccepted tbe smployer’e t ms. ’l‘he men voter] 75,478 against 80,438 to accopt the torms oriered and retnrn 'lu work rorthwith. 'I‘hree hundred lhonnand worners ars arlsotod bv the (incision. Recently 600.000 oth ars vin enzlnesring irnills outside tho union were locked ont, but vo-

i ted to accent tiie employers' terms Mini- s. month or unomplnyment. The original disputes were over

"le rednciions and employment rive days and leteen hmlra im‘ ing his injuries tronted, ha was a'bie

Canada Shipping Act as to urid to pilotage dues.

to exempt rrom pilotage dues shipn or wnr and hospitai .ships beiong-

is to grnnt t‘he privllege i0

dinn rishing vessels at present pay some uncertainty' nibout the iegul bill ls to remove tiie uncertainty.

amended so as to inofude nmong shlps exempt r-rom p1 not on'y shlps employed in trndhig ri‘om port .to part in the samo prov- liice but also' ships tween ono part or a port and an- other part or the snme port ships engade in tovzing or salvagc operntions.

Confessed iÎ Brutal Mnrder Oi A_ii_c_e Mallet

JA'CKiSON, lM‘liCH., Juae. 16.— John Straub. 45. former ininnte or Jackson prison has contessed t0 the inrardor or ,Miss Alice Mallet, matron oi' the FlorenCe Critenton Home here. tho deed was accomplished was dbtalned at the home ot' a Polish laniin about two blocks lrom tiis spot where Miss (Mollet met death.

'ln less thsn hall an our airter the authoritles had mode the ana. ouncement a. lange crowd gntliered‘ Jt ithe Jall but there iwas nu indic- ations or a distuiiiiance.

iLator lt wus lenrned that Sher- li'r Larabec had disguised the pris- onor as a city rireman, reniuvcd hiim frein ihe building by a rear outrance and wisked hiin out oi' tliti clty in un auto. ”

Soi-n'ai), according to his confess- ion attended a cii‘cus on tiie nigiit or tho sinying. Ai'ter leitv‘ing iiie gronuds he was quoled as suying lie determlned to atack a womnn.

lHe lÎC'ill’ld an axe on a wood pilu’ uccording to the reported confess- ino and hld Ibeliind some shrubs. near the Crittenden home, until IMllss Mallet appeared about 10.30.

llie struck her o’ver 'the hend. lie is alleged to liuve suid then drugg- ou tiie body across a biock wiiei‘e li iwus round tiie rollowing morn- in‘g. Then he weut to his homo and changed his ciothing and reL' rurned to the city. l

iSupiciions actions nO‘ted by il neiglrbor led to his arrest.

Evangelical Clergy DiscussDoctrines

.LONDON, Juno 10.—A private conrorenco or evnnigelical liishops and ciergy, organizcd and pi‘csidcd over iby tire Bishop or Ciioinisi'oi-d, is being iield ut lBirniingiinmi wltii tlie object or prom‘oting union wiiere opinion ut prescrit is acute and d‘ivdsi-ve.

The courerencc is duo to the recognition or the ract tliut slnce the wur the relations between t‘ie reverrai schooie or ihought in evnn- gelical circles within the Cinirch ot England brave become strrined on ncoount or theologicnl dili‘rern cocos, the youiilg'er clergy accept- ion; now views concerning tlie Bible. ivts inspiration, the ntono-' ment, and other doctrines, and rc luslng to ‘i‘oliow tiie presenrt evaii- geilcal leaders. Tlic eider men are hecoming suspicions or tlic ‘nilsslonarcs' th'eology, it is said.

Tlis cnl‘erencc a-t Birminglianil are known to pOSSBS‘Æ connriictliu: views. Tlie lnity have not ber-n 'in- vited to t‘he coni’crencc.

Exem [ion oi essels irom , Pilotages Dne‘

OTTAWA, June'14.—Thlrd rend- ing was given in tho Housc this ai- tei‘noon .to a bill so amendin-g tlie

the lis: or vesseis exempt iroin Under the bill, tho

GovernorimCouncli ls anthorlzeu

ing to speciried nations. 'l‘lie ldcn. such nations as grnnt it to British war- ships. li. rurther exempts Cana- iilan rishing vessels rrom pilotage (lues. lit wns explnlned that Cane t‘here

no pilotage dues but was

position and tiie purpose or llie Bsrore being adopted, the bill was

otage dues

engaged b0;

nnd

’ihe Mauretaoia Sets Ton New World’s Records

iNnEW YOl'tK June 14»-—'i‘.h-i steam» Eh'ip ,Mnuretnnin. which arrived ton day ait iSontlinmpton, sot two new worid‘s records ror speed on her latest voyage, snid n cnhlcgram. re» ceived today by the Canard lino.

'l‘he Mnnretnnin. which lei't New York ou June 6, arrived at Cher. bourg, nt :l n.m. todny. with n crossing to lier credit or rvc dnys sight hours and ien minutes.

'l‘ho Kaiser Wiihrim der Gl'li'iîl.’ in anuary, 1900. set a record cr

the axe wiui which e

Is LuSitania T0 Stay In Davy J ones’ Locker

DONDON, June 16.—The stato- ment calbled ironi New York that. an .Amerltan suivaigo oompriny wus 801B: to itry to raine 'tlie Lusitanin. has‘ itronsed keon lutei'osi. here. But. inost or those w‘lio s'peak with nutliorily about lil’ting sliipe i'roii'. tiie lbottoin or tiie sen are skelnll'nl as to tire Lusitania ever being rloat.

SillHES “Bill

In a Mastery Speech consistency of Bot

Sir Ib‘rederick Young la ntrungly ui tiie opinion that it will never be done.. :He had charge or the Ad« iniralty nulvage section duriiig tlie ‘war, and broutght in port nLai'ly 500 siitps that had become war casual— tles. Manv or them -had «been tor- pedoed, and a consideraibie nuniiber liad Ibeen sunk. ' Nu ono knows more about raieing sunken sh-vas. "l‘o un interviewer, sir Frederiok han snid it is very lui/probiuble tiiougii not :uiisoluilcly iiinpiseilble ihzvt tiie Lusitiinia couid (lie raiised 'l‘lie cùst would be out or ail pro— portion to lier vnlue. Alter lying ssverul yearg ut tlie bottoui or ilio ses it would cost as niucii. to rein- stule her us ou buiid u new Vesce]. ‘To build n floatlng cllillil'ber 900 sou long and 100 reei wide, and le attempt vto ruise the wreck by lut-ans or nteei caibles, would iii- volve, Sir Fi‘ederick pointed out. an expenditure au cons-ideruhle as to moite the undertaking liy that ineans duite impossible nn any commercial basis. Tiic alternative lilel‘llDtl oi’ raisinvg the vesscl hy Dumping in compressed :iir ‘ini'dly :«ieemed trezisibie. Del'orc thni. coula ibe done she would linive t') be mndo nirtight 'by closing ail openings, It is “impossible «t'or divers to work :it a dcptli oi‘ 250 reet, and they would have 'to go tout l'or undL-r water t0 net ut the Lllsltlll‘iil. The greatent deptii et which divers now successiully i5 130 rcct

U. S. Railway Strike May be 0rdered Fro_m Canada

.ClllCAGO June 15—it was rum- ored here toduy‘ that any rail sti‘ike growing ont or pay deci‘ease dccieions by -tlie United Statcs ralliroad lLabOf iBonrd mig‘nt be Derme m, 592.000.00a .Dut nm bne amuled and "0m Cnnada t0 “une otheir country lino iheen cited that me "me!" deds'on or me Unit”! has succceded alter tlie ordeoi ot‘ smtes su‘preme 00"" hokunglwar in renliy redncing ils obliga- “nlom’ "nm" m" damnges causeditions. li" i-t is trile that (iront llri- l’y me” "l"m'bem' Leaders Dt th"tain luis, in n sense, redlliîud,(ill'(‘ilt "n" "mous sa“ t0 b" mutemmu‘ llritaiii's ireduction is due lllt'l‘t‘l)’ “"5 “le mnve Vlewed me 05ml)" to niiotlicr incihod oi‘ imok-kccpiiig “ahn‘em‘ or ‘Cnnada hend‘luunm‘ l‘rom thnt udopted liei'e. (iront llri- “s logmmm“ b‘wnuse me unions tain mndo her investments .in war "'Ïe lme’naflon‘“ Orgnmmuons' munitions and wwr materiuis; ail “l'ami-“l mnmmes j“ case "Î “ weire itdded to 'the dobt, and what 'wn'lkom cou‘ld mus ‘59 “vomedg u nrtarwnrds came to lier crcdii iiy W33 53m a new “’“Be l'educm’ll sale or otherwlse nppoars as r ,e- 0m" 13 expccmil i0 merlin“ “N diiciioii. 'Ill Canada, .ror the must “ou” Cm "mm “m‘w‘ly i‘V‘kas part ’Wllili. would 'lmve nppewred ns

'Speaking In ithe IHouse or Com— mons on thc Budget, liight Hop. Azrthur 'Melghen (Leader or the Opposition) said: Mr. Speaker, lt hais become the custom vin thls de. bate ta maire rereu'ence to a cir- cumstancei-nre iln oui‘ history, that or tlie sumc mlnister présentlng to Piti‘lilalllellt a sixteenth budget. ä‘l have iiot the ions: limitation; l - dued li Joln gladly in tlie tribut s pnld toihe personnl worth oi' t e finance Ministei' (Mr. b‘ieldlii ) llis standing un a citizcn and a public 'inun is wcll rccogiilzéd tliroughoui. mir country. He h" eurned that place viiy un uniisual y ionng public service—iby .nearly 50 yeurs unwewried and assiduous tell.

'l dlil’er i’rom him in tlie articles or iris iiiiauclul policy; .tho diiïer. onces 'l have round in t'lie paet ex- ist ‘today. il cuniiot congrutiivlnte iilm Dll his budget; i do not. thlnk that situnted os lie won he mnde the ihest iot' his clrcumstances. Hlls budget speech wus un clou-lient con. triiliution to debute, it wns nn in. terest'ing and mostly opproprlate though snpuiiiioiai commentainy on our tirade and iiscul position; -bu.t Wüi‘k‘it will ibe seardiied in vain l'or oniy lull or nsciui uiinlysds or our illi- ances as a nation, for any examin- ation orvniiue iiito our trade liistoi‘y and our tirade prospects. dt is mvost- in ilie nature or n. ncwspaper commentary on .the politics or the (lay. 'l‘liei'e ure tentures or our iliiunclnl position thnt are not wiioiiy encournging. 'Ill the Imttlll, though, havdiig iregnird .to ilie ulc- coni'pliisfhments or this country in recent yeairs, ithere is i‘ittle or which in Cumïplillll. lt ls ti'ue, as tiie 'Idinniice 'Minister stated. we have n. dclbl or about 32,247,000000. Our debt incrensed lnst yeai- iby. l tlilnk, 386.000.000, and tlie year

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Them Swallow Their Own Words.

lii. Hllll. lHlHlIH MEIBHEN

HBHUEHESSIVES

he Shows up the In— h Parties and Maires

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mont whnt my own opinions are. pu nt lenst two former occasions in budget (icibates il look occasion to niake tliem us clenr as I couid in IlCniglzish wordo—ln t'lie session or 1921 and in the session or 1920. It liecnme my diity as l saw it thon to dociarre iidolity, continuer] tldeiA ity, io u sysiom or protection tliin country, protection applied -in nioiieinito degrec, within iliniits cloiiiriy doilned in tiiosn addl‘essos. I do not nced on thie occasion t0

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' go claborntely ‘inl‘o that argument.

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I ('llli rnly preity Icunildeiitly, tiiink, ilimughont t'lils Pairliament on iin hou. t'riends opposite nie supplying tlie (arguments that it was necessni‘y l'or nie l0 supply in prcvious iyeur's. .l cari well recul] how cold a receptziou my words re- ccived .zit their .haude in (lie deiinto ot' a ycnir ago and or two yenrs agi), and ’i can rememlbor how vocl. i’crmiiaiy and how vingoi‘ously tiiey appinuded iiie speeches and tlic theonles oi’ the then smnil party or tourteen that .sat in the sente now to miy lert. lI couid .not lielp Ihut contrust h‘OlV [ecble wos t‘he ap- piause that similur ianguage dreiv i'ortli t‘h'is year i'vrom lion. gentlemen opposite. «lndeed, l doit .rutiier sori‘y inr soma nicmibors or the Progres- sive pariy and particuiærly, mny l niiy. ior the lion. lnily member l’or Sontheast (irey (Mis-s iMnephail), when I recnll uttei‘nnces, simiiar t0 those they made titis year, sounded in those two proviens couinement] thougiit how ir tiiey 'lind oniy been s0 foi'tiinzite as to have made on iiiose occasions, the speeches ihnt tiiey mndo .in t'iiils dobuto( they would iiuve reccived ne a lineed oi pruisc firnm Itiie Liberal party those thunders ot' applause witii wliicb wc were so iriiiiialilar then.

ch, .l (tan leavc ior the present t'lie defcnce of tiie cause or prot tion t0 hon. gentlemen opposii Tilcl'i‘ polluy is quite clenr. It is emliodiied .in tlie tzrriiï tliey‘hzive prcscnted to tliis lI'lOUISG.

dn-ss liiy lhe lion. memiber l’or -St. Antoine “Mr. Mitidirll) as t‘he vcry “saine iliut ive lliLV‘O pui‘sued fur riil'iy'llll'L‘ll yeui‘n In Canada." dt le tlic poliin descrilicd .liiy the pres- cnt Minisicr oi' Justice (lSir Lomer (ion'in) In mnny oi‘ his speeches as iiie pollcy .piirsued iliy tli‘e Laurier

they have advunced, and that in

Wïlges l0 fillDTOlefltelX 3150.0001' u ireductinn nevcr in ihe vili'st place 000 a year. Clerks, Signal men' wasiinounredns a debt; oonseuui-iit- stationni'y i'ireman. oilers and mar— ly' whm nmwm—B them m ho n r0. “le dellîllïlnlenl. L‘mDIOY‘EGS W1" 10111 ductlon or debt has no such nippcar-l the shopmen and maintenance or “ce "al-e;

WZU'I emlfloyeefi as Vlctïms or ‘Lnst yeair the dtibt oiiCnnadn wncl S'lasll. increused by saooooooo, lbnt lusi yenr we paii‘d ont or. our s:{81,000,-‘

C 000 oi' irevenue oll our ord-lnnry ex-

pondi-iure, composed precieeiy asit ' hue inlwziys ibeeii, and paid as well ' ‘ 4ns the reguiar capital expend-iiiu-c

C or t‘hls country, and puid as well some 89,000,000 nnder dcmoliilizn.

nion. We did this, and 'hnd dental!

PAINS. Juno 15-<-‘Vl"°-, 3‘133“ surplus .besddes. The ssooooooou 14011810111 Ellrope‘m Temlïs cmmf' mode iip mniniy oi‘ advnnces tu thc l’ion "‘11": {mm Smfiles “01“09” i'ailway system's or this country and

tion ir doctors decide, artor a tho- rmigh cxniiiinatlon tomori‘ow thnt alin is mit nblo to play. she sald tu dny. "l have no desire to icnvc my tennis rature to the ductm-s," siie told tlie Uiiited Press. would iike to go alicnd and piay Mi's. Miiiiory on my nerve but my parents object. l suppose l sliould not ruin iny hcnlth becnusv tiicre (lire iiiuny otlier tliliigs in iii'c lie sides tennis. If tho doctors or- der me to stem II will retire i’roin singles competition but will nm» tlnue to play in doubles."

Brid—egroom Figlits

constitntes un obligation Iby tlicm t0 the coniitiry—ndvances that look (5(er or uiiterior obligations or tiiose uystems. maliin the (lrand ‘Tl‘illlvk —und that round their way intol cuipdtal investmoiit rin i’hoso .systeins bringlng t‘iiem to that standard ot' eilicioncy where they are todny. lJy virtue oi' sucli eiiloiency thoy ren- der service to thisi country cein- piiralble with that rendede byitny otiier system in tiie world. ’I‘he rc. nuits oi’ thune liiverstments we arc reaping in dividends or service ev— ery heur, and none are reaping them moire rapldiy or more cieurly tiinri thons portions or our country in the i‘ar west linio whicii iliose improveinents and extensions have to a greut extont gons. 'l‘hose in-

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I vestmenis -wcre essentiel; they com‘pnised some Slij5,000,000 in. cluslve oi equl‘pment. Even some

obthose 'iinva been taken care or out m the year's expendl-tnire, with tiie rosult that oniy 386.000.000 oi’ an addition to tho delit tans lbeell eninllcd. These racts aire not wlioi-I ly dlscournging—«iliy no means aro' they disconrnging. ‘We are piisttiic singe wheire largo investment ror t'hnt ipurpose is necessnry. Wcshnii have some deilolts t0 taire onire' or. liiit os the yenrs mlvnnce and as t.lie ailin-oirmal expendituroe that at' tnch to tiie wnr and lts artermath cesse. we slinll lbe nble to nddress oureelves to ochieve reductions provided right polioios are Dlill‘filled. l'l‘he main tenture or t‘he budget prcsentation wns ihnt which iind io do -wlth fiscal poi‘lcy. This dehate rails into two divisions. 'iïiiere is. il'rst. the question us to whint de the sound nflscal poiicy iror Canada; and second. the question, in w'hst chut" ncier dons tho Govornment appearl in prosenting'to ihe ‘House sincli policy. Tiiose are distinct and son nmte sublecis.

As to witat is the lirue taxation

EIJIORENCE, itaiy. Jiine i-l. j An nttempt by Fascisti t0 prevcnt forciny the miirriago ot' Deputy Rabczzann was i‘rustrated todny wiien the mem‘ber or Pnrlinment double] iris rists in Americun ra. shion and i'uught his nssaiinnts un. til knocked unconscious. Depuiy ilnliezzunn wns rescncd by thc he- inted nri‘ivni or Royal (lourds at tiic Vecchlo palace. whero tlie nssault Look pince. and wns patched hy sur— geons nnd tlie curnmony wn_.s (ton- clnded. iris bride. Biguorlna Em- nin Legni, a rumous society bennty. was wrth Rubezzann rendy l‘or the civil ceromony when Foscistl ronght their wly thrmigh nn insumclcnt cordon or Carn‘bineri and surround. ed thom. \

Signcrita Legni denounccd thc intrudci's loudiy but [lie hridcgrooni took more decisive uctlon. ho rlcw at theiu niid lnid out severai with his rists lieroro goinz down under overwlirlmlni: numbers. bndly hurt liy n blow rrom behlnd. Alter lillV'

0! annulation,” muguet, tire Now York go Cherbourz trip.

and fiscal pollcy'ror tliis country.l do not think 'l need iniorm {aride-

to continue the cersmony.

tiie polir-y irill‘ , tiicm to dormir]. 'l‘iicre hns net, indccd. in my judg- molli——llit'i‘li nny serions attack up on lis oniziidni-ss in ihis diabolo. 'l'hcre have liceii t'hc usunl char en

iidvanced, there have licen liie us- ual tippeuls agnlnst monopoiy. the nsual sectionnl nppeals, the usual ussiimpt‘ion that iliis_eystem is le- signed to oppress the many and io enriclh the few; iliut ilici‘e iias not lieen much delvlng to the heurt or the question in un ondenvor to show that niiy other policy would give tiils lDom‘lnioii n rhettei' or niiy chance lin tlie commercial race or this world.

'l‘ho hon. meinlbei‘ for Brome (.Mi'. McMusier) eiidenvorcd to ar- gue niiy compmriiion. S'o l‘air as l know, he was liie Joue sparrow ricmss tlie ilnor who dured to suy l1 word d’or Uhe i'i‘ee tirade prinol. pies or yore. lllo endcuvored to wrmie .by coinpnrison. and lie des- cnlbed the resnits cit the tarirl’ lin- pos.it'ion.s oi.’ Icci‘tliin icountnies or Europe. li do iioi. thiiik lie got t'o nniyiliing 'lnrg'er tiinn tiie Nelli- eriands. ll—le conflncd hiimseii to very small conntries, colliltriesthai by vin-tue oi’ their compuctness, by virtue or tiheir comparative absence a! basic naturnl roeources, are wiiol- iy diii'l‘ei‘ent [rom ours. ‘But lie did not glve the 'who-lo i'ncts iregarding them. yi mention oniy one, undthe corresponding argument would an piy to ail. Ho gave un tiie revenue rrom customs or the Kingdom or Belgilum. and lts total importations, and lis said: .Tliere is virtuaily a rreo trade country. » iMr. MoMaster: A v’ery‘low tnrirr country.