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Ae the securing of a Dominion subsidy' of $100,000 for~
this province for all time to come is a 'matter 'which will “°°€BHill‘ily_ be_int_e'r_vyover_1 with th'e i'nture\hi_stqry,01_ Prince Edward Island, the correspondencewhioh led. to the ,grant- ius of the some is herewith reproduoedlfor-_ future refer7 ence. It_=‘will be interesting to the p'eopls ofthe province B6l10l‘_iliy _to have Ist hand au'outho1-_it_'p,ti`v4_a statement shqw- ing the basis upon which the subsidy. was granted._as well as the arguments used by the delegates in sessrlngdt. Tha. correspondence will 'iilso serve as ‘a final reply to the qucltivn. “wl1`e1'°e` does ‘Mr 'J_'J. Hughes come in in the matter _ot the.__subsidy.’~_’ The memorandum was_oillci,al_l_y_ submttted in the -Provincial Legislature`al1d~\mlil» be f0““d in the Journals of the House for 1912. ' - -
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CLAIMS 'UPON'W'l-IICH ADDITIONAL' SUBSIDY MA_Y,_
Bn missin: ‘ ' _
1. Re Continuous Communication. ~ 2, Grant of Subsidies' upon the basis of an assumed'
population of 180,000, giving* an increase of $100,313.60.. ' ' ‘ _
3. increase of Subsidy for want of Public Lands from
$45,000.00 per annum to S--; an increase' of
'_ I _ ~’, _ ‘ No. 1._-Uoyetla-the period from 1901 to' date only. -From isva io 1901, wss' settled by s subsidy or $30,000.00 per annum. _
No. 2. Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta and Sas-
katchewan were all paid subsidies upon the basisf- of an assumed population. I' _ 1- _
No. 3. This subsidy for want of Public Lands is paid
to four Provinces only, viz:- '
Manitoba, P. E. Island, Alberta, Saskatchewan.
All the other Provinces _own their Crown Lands. P. E. island under the terms of Confederation received
$45,000.00 and Manitoba $45,000.00. In 1885, Ma.nitobs's subsidy was increased to $100,000.00.
A further increase may be given Manitoba under this
l1_eod by proposed extension of boundaries.
Alberta and Saskatchewan, established in 1905, re-
ceivedcompensation to each Province for Public Lands. $375,000.00; to increase with increasingi population up to ;1,12s,000.00. ' ' _ _ _ _ _
This subsidy, for want of lands. appearsto have been
framed to meet the necessities of landless provinces. It might well be increased for P. E. Island in view of its necessities and the immensely better`_j terms given the newer provinces. _ _
After several__consultations with the members of the
Sub-committee and with the other members of the Council, and the matters in question having been fully discussed, it was agreed that the closing of the negotiations should be left in the hands of the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance and Mr Mathieson, the Chairman of your delega- tion; and Messrs McLean and Arsenault set out for home with' the assurance that substantial aid _would bo granted to this Province. »
Your delegates desire to place on record their apprecia-
tion of the courtesy and consideration extended to them by _the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance' and the other members of the Cabinet, and of their earnest desire to deal justly with' this Province. " '
Respectfully submitted, _
.I_ A. MATHIESON,
Premier and Attorney General of P. E. Island. ' Jo1~1N'McLnAiv, ~ f Member of Executive Council of P. E. Island.
'AL E. ARSENAIJLT, `
Member of Executive Council of P. E. Island.
After the departure of my co-delegates and after several
conferences with the Minister of Finance, he requested me on the 26th day of February, 1912, to frame for sub- mission to the Cabinet alternative grounds upon which to base an increase of $100,000.00 and on the same day I wrote and caused to be delivered him a letter with en- closures as follows:
` 'reprusry 20:11, 1912. _
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=Encloseii,~_ploase find suggestions in the line you spoke
of this afternoon, one 01"' other of which,_I trust may meet requirements; The one Marker Plan No. 1,*it appears to me is p1ost_ easiiy_justi_iled b_y precedent.
Plan No. 2 is raised to the required amount, as you
will observe, chiefly by increase of the subsidy for want of public lands, the sole_»foundation for which is necessity. The three items, viz; Continuous Communication, Land Subsidy, and'°Assul'ncd Population do "not, when taken together, resi_iily__lend themselves to an "adiustment within the l_irnit you prescribed. -
of suggestion, kindly let me know. _ _ __ _ _
Faithfully yours, I _
'_ _ (Signed) J. A. MA_'I`l-IIESON.
Honourable W. T. White, ' 1 ~
'.Minister-of Finance,. . ` ‘ _
Ottawa, Ontario.
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- __ Memo. '-
_ PLAN No. 1.
1. Annual allowance in full settlement of all claims of
Prince Edward island against the Dominion of Canada on account of non-fulfilment of the terms of»-Union between the Dominion and said Province respecting the mainten- ance of efficient. steam communication between the Island and the -mainland since Maiy 1001... _ . . . . __.$20,000.00
2. Grant of Subsidy on assumed basis
of 'epopulation of 150,000, re- sulting in an increase for the support 'of Government and
Legislature of _._ ..._ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$50,000.00
And 80 per cent. per capita on a
population of 150,000, minus
109,078 equals 40,922. _ _ . . . _ . _ _ 32,737.00
82,737.60
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, ; , ` $102,131.00
Nota.-This proposal \v0\lld settle two cliliinl. vil., No. 1.
as above set forth, and No. 2,' an eouivalentfpr increased per capita subsidies _granted other Provissces.by amand- ment of B. N.'"A.' Act, 1907, for whichthis Province received no equivalent. , `
Honourable George Ross, then Premier of Ontario, pro-
posed, by memorial, at the Conference of 1902, that in the csse`of Provinces ‘having a population of less than one million, an annual allowance of $200,000 should be given for the support of Govemments and Leglslatures. This proposal would have given P. E. Island $100,000.00 more than it actually received. Oar delegates appear to be un- conscious of tliis._ No other Province was interested in it,' Mid it thsrsfdie fell to the lround.,
»eonis'reaoei“e!~isll!. ' "`
PLANNO. I.
-Increase of Subsidy for _want of public la_xu|'a :ppm
|45;vQ0._00_to $_1l5,000.0_0..t.............i.. 080,000.00 _ Z
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`lf` there is'a_i\ything further that I cpn__do in the ws.y_ '
See Senate Debates, 1907, p. D79 and p. 21. Report of
HUW THE $100,000 "1i%3?i:E?€i1%_t'§_f;f;:;1
iW»llS“Al?l?l1l”ED FORA-ND_ GRANTED
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Damages for failure toprovlde continuous com- _ inunlcation between P. E. island and the _ lgginlpnd since llddy.100_1_.. . . . . . .;. _ . _ . _ , _ . ._._ _ 20.00090
_ _ _ ,_ , .1 ` _ _ ;10p,000.00
_On the 28th day of February, 1912, I received the
promise of. the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance that, an incriease of subsidy to the ¢\!DOL\i1t 0! 8100.000-00 would be granted; either on one or the other of the Plans above set forth, or on general account without particularis- ing-this question to be left over _for further consideration -_-but.l wasirequested by the Minister of Finance to pre~ pare a Bill-‘based upon Plan No. 1 above, which WHS accordingly done. - ` I ' ' ` ' 0n’t`l1'_e"29tl`i day of February, I telegraphed each of my co-delegates as follows:-
Fisherles arranged. Subsidy one-half. Leaving l0“<l&Y-
Absolute secret. ~
` ` (Signed) J. A. MATHIESON. _~Before their- departure from Ottawa it was agreed with my co-delegates tha.l;_instea_d of stiliillil U19 511111 Wilt might be obtained, I sho`uld`-.telegraph the proportion it bore to the total claim _ot $200,000.00, and accordinlly the term "one-ha'lf‘_'¥ meant $100,000.00 and was so understood by them.
' The following correspondence thereafter took place:-
, I Charlottetown,
‘_ _‘ ____Msrc1i sm,1912_
Dear Mr White:-'
In accordance with your suggestion, I enclose Draft
Bill providing for incr_ease of subsidies on the basis of $20,000 per annum, for damages for non-fulfilment of terms of union respecting continuous communication and an assumed population of 150,000.
This wouldresult as follows:-
Increase under S. 1 _ _ _ . _ . . ... . . _ _ . _ .. _ _ _ _ .. ._ $20,000.00
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Fixed Subsidy . . . .._......._.........$50,000.00
Increase 80c. per capita on 150,000 minus
109,078 equals 40922 s2,73'1,s0
' _ _ ---_-$2,731.00
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_ _ $102,737,130
I also enclose under separate cover ~a statement in the
nature of a Brief accompanied' by the Schedules therein yeferred to, verified in each case by the proper oiilclai of the Government. ' __ "` ` ' '
I trust the enclosures willmeet requirements. If not,
please call on me by wire tosupply what you need]
Thanking you for the exceeding care and'cons`iilerI1tlon
which you have given in this matter. ` '
I am, faithfully yours,
(Signed) 'J. A. MATHIESON.
_ _ _ _ Ottawa,
._ M_ar_ch_ 9th, 1912.
‘My Dear Mr Math|esoy|,- __ . ~~,"*.~f '“ " `
I beg to acknowledge receipt of yours of the 5th Inst..
enclosing Draft Bill pr_ovlding§f0r__lncrease` of Subsidy to your Province. which I' shall bringto the attention of the Government for early consideration.-_ The Brief has not yet come to hand. but no doubt I shall receive it in a day or so. It has occurred to me that probably a straight grant without attempting to particuiarise _‘would be most satis- factory so far as legislation is concerned, and I shallfbe 'glad if you will wire me whether you see any objection to this. "
With lrindest regards,
~ Yours faithfully, _
._ '~ i - (signed) W. 'r. WHITE.
Hon. J. A. Mathieson,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
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‘ _ Charlottetown, '
March 14th, 1912.
Dear Mr Whlte:--
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your favour of the 9th
instant, referring to intended increase of Subsidy for this Province, and to thank you for your piompt reply. I have telegraphed you to-day as follows:- ‘_‘ Brief mailed 5th instant, mailing duplicate to-day.
Think draft Statute as mailed best and most easily de- fended, having numerous precedents. Writing. Will go t_o Ottawa if necessary." `
You may recollect that at the last meeting two basis
for the increase of Subsidy were considered-one marked Plan No. 1. providing for
’ I. Damages for non-fulfilment of terms of
_ _ Union $20,000.00
_ 2. Grant of 'Subsidy of assumed basis of
150,000, giving an increase of_. ._ . ._ . .¢. ' 82,737.60
_ ,' ._ _ A ` ' $102,737.00
.-.,, AND
PLAN No. 2:
1. Damages at above . . . . . . ... $20,000.00 2.- increase of Subsidy for want of Public
_Lands $45,000.00 to $125,000.00 . _ . . ... 80,000.00
Tl1e,former' is most easily defended on these grounds:- 1. We are the only Province whose population has
actually declined in Confederation; ‘_ 2. A_lso,t_he only Province with which a contract has been continuously violated; __
3. 'lihis breach of contract certainly affected adversely
Dill' population. and we should not thus be penallsed twice for Canada’s default;
4. Under the favourable conditions expected, our popu-
lation will resume its old high ratio of increase and will commence at once to cut down the gift and ultimately wipe it out.
As to Plan No. 2. it would, if k d
scale as applies to all the other Pvi?d,\Iinei:esm:\Ih‘Iclhuh(i’1:ea2<€
CPZWYI LBllds. give us $1.50 per capita, making an inc;-eggs nn er this heed of $95,583.00 plus the allowance for winter
communécation which would run.up to a total of $115,538.00, ilnsujlrr a ove the limit _you fixed. The $80,000.00 mentioned one ":1_ndNo. 2 above. is arbitrary only and it represents
' " °f *|19 lilblidise to each of the landless Western
-Provinces.
If '"9" ii “DY further information or` suggestions that
1 °'“‘ ""°' °." " I "*" “iii YW bv sofas sssin to ottsivs.
I shall be very glad to do so,
Our Legislature meet! on the 27th instant,-and I would
| " _ _ . _ digs to make a _definite announcement on or-__g_b°u¢_ that
Fsitlqfuliyyours, _ _ .I _
. _ ,, _ _ (SIZING) I. K. IIATHIESON.
Hon. W. T. White,
Minister oi1_='~inan¢e,_ ,_ _
_ Ottawa. ` ._ -
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