LD DAY, sum. 9; 1668. ‘

feudal regime is best for them. There are in the Atlsnllo was. sndo "l igih lm ,’.. .. n 7'5 V rasptlsgwgflm ‘ l “if l‘ ereats she-e "0"“‘5' "'1‘ if?“ a int: 'fiflflrofu'eg‘ countr the elements of, such a solution; but the S" l""‘“""' “aim.” “WW! 5 l “W "h 'f » o i .v. a“. “30' Al 'tbza‘m‘: ” . & deem; ‘m “'3‘: filigffi -thIs Island dell with this section: but he mi" hit-1. arm“ on. I. ill. I Hr. Preh‘tilss. go‘s; genital“. i: ‘ m is business. she as" permitted '0 “N'- lw ‘2“ 1"“ °""‘."“‘

, I “I * . " . it. to Dialect the term not "53m" ‘t tiles of her error". “WV “h” 'm "a" l. “MI” “W °' ate. PM occupied about 5 sh. vn ‘ aed teed of

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, y _ like] to riveted thisA t f lauds also and her young Inn, is. United States wss not in u I.-

thespoils ofthe Kingoi‘theliiu soi‘Ethiopisr—Me- r p u...“ h " ' a. 1.; that he did notlhinh . tubulld n l towns and cities oi as it was new pretty wel an era that Co. nelek_in the Shoe, Knees in thg Tigre, and 00- gr :1 will.“ becnnso the fitlrx‘n 85:11: had grown: there was one del present who synpelrlud Will! :5. United Sarita, would reliirn to the Island and build woqu 00:53.10}: satilGDm-hg; 0:1‘.0'::'cltlfle, in. bases In the central region of Anibal-n. Left to rich at the expense oi the Western. and they had maul. him. He are"! ll“ I'm". "film" Film“ Vb! sdset of as line. good looking. find a“ “mild 'm" °Plnigum . km“: a n W a. u: “a” themselvqa, theywill not oppogeagailmwachmher fested a desire for the continuance of the Trent . his. Bull ml PM T" I limit“ not be reVifld will! ll" as coald be produced in the Status. These search we?” | 00‘ lo lll h“? “I mo.’ i“ aid instead of coming to on understandiug’ The Hard was. however. bapl' to us)’ that the 0P clan of Pro' ncfl- MM!) 01M". tbstlubor will that" in ii” could be constructed here for two-thirds oi the stone! ”° I'll!“ “L ma' “Id '5. “ I'm“ ' “ mg” 0"] Wm mm b a. ‘ div; 30;“ It Western states-ea had on ergone a mat change.aud 3M” iii“ lulu COIMI'": It on till! WIN. ‘5' they would sostis Essex. Some gentle.“ 'PI‘O‘"d M." °" d :3". ‘0'.“ h a, "I'm" will not be I":me nor infimenf‘y mg” E‘um they wereuow in favor of a thoroughly lair Reciprocity merge: Inspires-victim!“h “at lens. with this (sum: very anxious to see tree trade it; sags: 332;“.1‘ “0", tin t “wt: 0 resting.” ' notion. that will take their place. Trio ofl'.‘;fi£fi,fithl:' T;H.m “Whig”; within. rsatl’irs'enfied into by :11:ande States Lii‘?.".§.'.;’.';§§§.'f"° $13,011:“; at not 4.... ad. when henssered the meeting. that “slums sheeldhs neutron populations—tho Geller to the South, M all parties. Insludl:g s "grim 32°... shippin. with other countries by which it was sllpul ed that 'lsehls at present. Reciprocity in deli and tflo’pl- wanting on their par: likely is of pa agitate em jfl To is to the North—covet thenc incontnina. “gs-om pom “.1. "um" i. a... mud“ those countries should so]. all the mussels sdvae- pm: Production. would soon settle all that. ‘ bodied In that mantra] ‘ as M; vet-nasal And history teaches us that the successes of the trade of the United States. One of the sentiemsn who taxes and privileges repealed to the aunt revered M- The lion. Grows 30"me '50”le ‘P “"d‘ "u no" in own??- i ’ a F. P :5. "m . ~ Mum, whammgh" hm triumphed, advocated these liberal views. was a hit. Taylor, oi lion: that. Indeed. to“ Malta any distinction would to prep‘ro and re rl Resolutions for the oonli “ml” Q°'""m’“‘ '°' :2“ "l m m '3‘ NM” burp.” boon “it-mum”... 9mm. m the naive. Minnesota. He was of pplnlon that the ablppln as “"0!le e Uriah Ii faith on ihepert ol‘ the Amrrl- oi the tweetinw. tied three; Resolutions; and the {trutxkbfigm ” a" ‘1“ Will: of a“, “mum! comm“ m. to Europe“, m well as the agricultural interests should be eonsn tad can people. Another objection was that the lumberers same were read by theBeeretsry ss hllowc: M. ‘0'." “and”. i. a“ w “d mun" “3‘3"”

mm. 1-: would be e matter of regret if the '““‘“"W‘ "" TM‘F‘“ "'° W'" “M "‘ fl" mmmm’d “WWW” m" “m G”. twg:‘thleullt:i’::d“8tadtes :l fil'm'ému. undo tolhetr Ilsaglut'shtoesaebsno use a...

. . . tri .. her . definitive result of the English cempaitrn in Abys- ” W“! a“ mp Mum" “mm” ot a" mm“ 8w“ :l'lll'e. ii: first: gist-egdllol::rnmon.l.. North A matron Colonies. have been recently discussed at trol over al t sir resources. Sir John . IoDoIsld.

b t' ' » . linis only promoted the progress of Mobometsn- .MII‘J‘ffilwfi.zbdwdi'iidiflhmbubbling? never having reserved Government lends. the Ameri- Portlsnd. In the State of hiatus. at a Convention or 90- durin llil recent brief slay ante us. had assured - - gov

‘lllll in n c n - ' . ie tee resenting the rlncipel commercial Interests of mm ( ,_ H.) a.“ it“, Dominion .f.u... m '0 o utry which line so long resisted it. fishing. and agricultural interests were so mixed up and con eitisens were compelled to purchase the lands over “sum 32“. “a Co!” "Mi um“. "m. M" m dug" “hm”. w an." a“ mud In h. “donor. to

, -. . . M.“ blended together. that the only way for the country to Willi-‘5 “‘0! “‘- AWW’P “lune” "“ m” '1‘“. I‘m , ‘ . ubmitted to the United States (.onnrsss. 5! "l s as his

RECIPROCAL rose runs: wrrn run .Wnd “'l'ag‘lgufgpggnrrghgfh pgyfmnggizg- 3;"; fign'm“fil{,{‘3md 13:33.31? fgnmmfi'fifi; insulator member thereof. certain ltesoIlutiorits toiling: ghgggngmuyw. in :3?me p3‘,,,'::;;:.; UNITED STATES- sown". musty. ...m?:.mim_.,r.gm.duy impi other countries. The colonial delegates did not tslte :mfiffmucmm but, at the same time, expressedthe hope. that the day in view hr the Convention. and the molutimp relative an active part in the deliberations of the Convention: of M". comm” “Judi” M, “a ,0, m. mod“an of was not for distant wheel a Provmoes. genernlly, would

(“"9”) A“) mum“) to lbese unanimously. The great struggle tool ill?! "Willi" ll Wit" "0|" mom" 0' Milne)" m“ m the present l’i‘liilntlolu for grshtlns licensee to American "9"" "" “"an “'“l - place on the subject of Reciprocity. it won. nt first. scion any of the Committees. Indeed. the delegates mum.“ m ‘4. on m, “mm or m. Mud, “by. u. The Hon. hie. Ilsr'rnolxn also spoke in so port oi . OWWMM- 9‘" A'W'm' 1888'. thought that that. too. would have passed without any from this Island were so hurried that they had no time “than... .relikely tobecntertsined with fsvornblc consider- the Rflolullqm Til. [NM wt!“ in "It United lites It At two unlock this day. s number of inllnenusl "Hm" “ppmmaw bu. m the M'onmmem of on", to com“ 3mm“ Fm...” wommlou they were able .130“ bythesmsmmmnpmmd Govsmmenttandtehm- the present time appeared to be shippl: . Their great penilnncn of this City and County sssunhled to can one ‘ ML mam}. “'33,, m. Me “I...” i “a fly. to take with them. sesniy as it was. they were indebted as, there appears to be en slmout auivsrssl desire. as object was. to replace the sIIi they lost dufln‘thc 9”" “l. Pml’l'iely 0' “Milli”: N'Mnmlo “cilia” "'0 «,1th on...“ 9...}; mug...“ hf"... 3.55,..." no to I. C. Hall. E .. and two or three olllor gentlemen. enunciated It the said Portland Convention. (or the estsb- late wnr in that country. Will»: in the. Mediterranean, ru-eulsblisLntcnt oi Reel rocal Free Trade with lhe mprflemed "w lumb.r.nwwn'. of “nine A. I "mt" Tim immndlstso whifth Convention appeared to be. lishment of reciprocal Free Trade between the United several years since, be (Mr. H.) uently saw the flags mm“! saw" l“ “WW”! '3!" fl “ell‘ll'i‘ion- NW?" of mum, the lump" a.“ 0...... m." “an... (m, ul‘ to iurtbt-r certain railvond projects. ltsilwsycomntuul- Stlm end the North Am'c‘riotfl Odom” “(1 "km" of England and America lootingsi e by side: but that W“? “"3 _'“P"¢l“"'! "Rne'lv fiddr‘mi'd '0 'h‘ ""1" duly crippled the lumlwrmen or that State. Ilis grunt i “litm- Ind “'8 imltfow'mwt 0| River. lev- Ind Csnsl "‘0 Tm"! WWI? Pr“ “‘d“ “‘4 ll" "mm" °' fl“ state of things. he had heard. was new ITO-d! altered.

Sherifl‘oi' the Count (lh II . II‘ -| ortb . . . ' F'sll nsbts. entered Into between ller hlsjcsty the Queen ~ . ~ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' . y e on rant :1 Longw ) "gums... mu. an; be..." "a." m“ in “.3, ml navigation. engrossed the greater port of the time of mm m Uniml sum 0' Mimi“. on tho uh In”. on King‘s 3:1}:aiaothgiarbezuppgprit‘y'

The latter gentleman. after reading the said requisition. on brad .nd ' t" .r "w Connmgon. and “fined m h. ,, Mam} .. of we..- and the notice of tho meeting issued In conformity “hm. “ w“ ‘h.;r{o',fmi"‘.:m°°anl:l? tintxaml or Impsirtuwe at the present time "Ill!" unipmmii. lle "‘"m‘nd ml“ h‘md'm “"1 an’:r°"",m‘°d w b"! "e" Perhaps. however, it was wrong in him to speak a ut therewith celledu tithe o l ttoo tso ' p9 ' a w l. - - ‘dv‘m'i" '" "‘9 “"1"” °t "‘l' mum" . ' i ll i ed i .o P0 l! m amen prim" '80" “"1...” mmbnmen “mm,” “a” by “n. Mama", (hie. ll ) could not but admire the courage with which R ,. I, , , r . “m n. n, "ummmm. or lump”. shipping. will: b be was not so we acquit ut w th as the meeting by the appointment at n Chairman and mm..." .m. mum...“ h.;{,,h,‘.9d".fl.,o]w. “sum the Ameticsnsspproscbcd large undertakings. Agrrni M» y::,'v;,.:,: m, {Mt-Q}, Nam, Amman (3010. be was with forming. During the Corn Law agitation upwl'r” H in the slime occupation in (‘snnds nnd New Brunswick PHWO "Mk "3 I0 500"" “link” 0' um“ ii '"i': ‘l 0"“ ‘n'lds and the United s‘tntus of America upon a simllsr but in Enll’W’v "'0 u“ I"""°"" "w". “"“h'i”. “in u "' w'mm‘m "'m'wd’l' "'0 "‘m' J‘Wl'l' “"““l“y- As s elcnehcr we presume be told ills hearers that ad commenced. Thev "will"! '0 “link is "KW" "7 h““"' more extended hnsln‘ with respect to enumerated articles, they would be to ncd were ill dweller Inccrlslltl‘ mil Attorney General. seconded by the “on. E. l’sliner.-—- mu " me I'm, Tm“ . ,‘x fired “I. lamb... "up. of logs irons-continental line oi rniltvny as we did of build and also is eimilnr ca'trnsion oi the Pisbcrv rights. more es- every exertion to render their el‘orts uugatory. What " “‘9‘ Kb." High S'WW 0‘ the COHNY “0 r"in?"ed mine ra-t‘i'ed the |uml,“.,,l.,.. w...” M“, .101", a 5.5.. in: a steam lt-rrv-bost. The battle of Fri-e 'l‘rsdr was peeinlly it connected with the rights of regiulrntion and the urn. the result! Instead of proving ruinous to their in- ” "WIMP. _ . . ' ‘ n“ bu.;n“._ :nd “hummuu’. am "m "Ml u“, "a..." being fought between the Eastern and Western men. coasting trade (or our vessels in the United Butts. would torestc. their farms were better conducted. ill. I'M TM mg" Shillrlifllflg “Emma ill“ “mmll‘fl' ‘0 sprungonient destroyed. The arguments—if such they The lniter cantended [or Free Trude. giving to i'orelgn- be '0 the mutual sdvsntnge of both countries. mama". mo... "find. mm a" '.bo|l.u no" PM.

.O. _. . . . . , ,,~ - ditothh- “" ch‘lrw‘“ 0‘ lhl’mwundi "N "mm" “"3 “greed nan liet'ltllteil--0l Illlll Mr Prentiss werc.hovte\‘rr.ens.|y era the right of registering their ships Ill Amernun mpg?!’31:-[gnx'gd'lévmtlmznlf‘:L‘f’rgmg‘ “unn'a‘a porous and oontented.—nli the direct results at Free

in; back into anarchy. Three princes. we 3m°ré raw"

It.th I need foreign support to prevent them mm“ °“"“‘"‘°" fall" "ll-‘5' l i l, op

have seen etc in at position to divide among them . mm" “:s" "'9 ' reasons: I- . 0% of the sMent, lendIy i the.Bo

l : tin-ens. ceu. v i ‘ I use . . 'l’ d ' II \lr II thor e n l ed that ‘ and mum hum .{ g d. 1 . l h g lorls. while the ftrrmnr shrunk [ruin mutt-ding til , . PI 0 It! corn. 0!; - any It )0 000' SI liege“ Cooper. Esq" was then unanimously apo 3","..."9"? on, .{f (M,f‘;,;$,})‘2fffi,'§hmfiy z: privileges. Looking at the vsetextent ol‘ the Western (33:3;33'332230kinkygugm S'g'xcz‘co‘: lieolprnotty would do the some thing for these Colonic}. P‘ ""3 WWW!“- hom in a few days with Gun. liuiler, and so completely States. their resources. the vent tide of nnmigrsiion diam“ " “h.” be pmcflbed “d and by "I. Govunmem l‘reo Trsde enabled Britain to come through the crisis

Thclwsi‘yrniu oi the previous night and the still ‘ - l ' i - - f b Ci d - ' '

. ' . .n be poured. "ml "0 for M .0 mm .. I," i when .1“, that was flowing in there. and their capsulitlos of ur ‘ . . a 1 m c". m f" u o t c r mean War. an to wentl or thediflcully raised 'fflwlilml m?“ "r "m “mum” mung i’""°"""d "w question was put. nnd the lill-isolation in ru't-m- at am}. liter dovelopt-ment, then-could be no doubt that the 33:13:? traits: garriscdulnuiny among comm“. by the cmlon famine; and out such results ofa similar vb “53"”. .t“ “"mho' 0‘ Reno“ """"’.".t .m “w prociiy was carried unanimously. Gen. Butler‘s scheme "0""? 0r "W “'3” Wflnl“. l“ “0 drum “""'~ “mm” tionsl rinciple oi the Laws oi the United Finalltnn. Policy “‘8'” W "Mch IN" “‘0' Th Pd“. 0'

- " ’3' '3 "i- "- Who wmld. In all prolmlflllllo hit" was one of a peculiar chsrnteter. flu professed to treat lb“ volley 0’ the Untied Slntel- 1‘ hO “mil”! in"! lino rml. That the Secretary oi this met-ting do furnish agricullnral rodsoc were so low now as to render the p reen present ind the day been favorable, it was iti- ilrst 'm, p_ E. Isl-“d " a mm“... and amine. [mun “a and the registry of colonm \‘esIs-ls appeared to he to the several members of the Legislature representing occupation in the inrmer not very desirable. but there PF‘PPO’fid ‘0 MUM"! “I! meal": on}! We". Will! "W our local Got-eminent will. ill'ewlure, bars to take the thought more of in Nova Seeds and New Brunswick Queen's County and Charlottetown s cop! 0' the lis— was a better time coming for the farmers at I’. E. Island. "" "‘ “WWW! ‘ “WI!” "'PWWMIUO'I 7mm it" 93"“ mug...» in [mm] sunnedmelv. Tl“. “mam, m, n." than with us. llere the great interest was in the pram solutions resend M this meeting. end 'mlmmml' SKIN“ lle (Mr. II.) had spent the best part of his days as s , “'1'” comm" 1‘ "‘5" "°""°"' “mm‘WI-V "“m‘l‘d mentioned at the Contention. end in (Air. llenrd) MN! produce trade sndtbe fisheries. Gen. Butler's re- them to flip the I‘ll!ij their oonllul mini?" ‘“ “"3 iarmcr,and felt that he had hitherto been but rly re- thni. billion( It the meeting use not so well attended as doubt“; if mm M- the Americm Deh‘m‘" w“ “um solutions were not alluded to at the Convenlion. Ile [A‘ltlslnture in order to obtsintllei'flllem '“d “'"lm °l um mounted for his toil. He knew it was very t lilcult to i “Wm i“: will t‘ddl nus inexpedlont to adopt the course a.“ ml, Mum “"de m, p.“ 0“ "m Domini”. at was expected here in a low days. and be (Mr B.) llld meeting" understood by the said resolutions. . realise cash for the best lands at present. but ho ho od '“Rile'lfll- . 0mm]... ""1 u," n “m u “1...”... “rpm” ind... no doubt the Government would he prepared with such The ilrst oi lbo said liesoiulions being ngslu read by in. farm". ('(‘hi.l"“ndw'sfo now “he.” go "a 53m: u Archibald MoXeill, £141.. moved, seconded by David panama"! mneouMW. u w,“ “my”... I, “5.13" co..- statistics nod information he might be required to the Clisirninn.-- advantages from Free Trade to those rcalisot from it , "l’¥,LEqu—d . nection with our fisheries that this Island was known to ""510 MI“ Bull" Mid "'0 out" I‘W'lllW'f' 0f '1'“ CM“ The Hon. Mr. i’smnn said he had heard it remarked. elsewhere. The lion. Mr. Palmer seemed tothinh that 5. I us our clegates to tho bile Porilnn'd Convention. me Americmmmm‘ of Mm,“ "mama to be m,” .w.r° greasionsl Committee who accompany liun.‘ to under- m,“ h WM "or good policy to declare. by Resolution or Reciprocity Would only be oil'ered to 1'. lo. Island; but 9°“ l"°:’|°""."°.'”l’°"{“"¥mm?“ “"di-"u‘h'l “9"” of their vast importance. Mr. lleard hero complained “and the true position of this ‘l“"““’”- (“'"' .B‘m‘" otherwise. exactly wbst Wu wished for. The wont-r WU l" “WW ill“ "Ill I'll "0'- “kel! ‘0 5° ll" W's “'- r'l 0" shut“! "MW!" dul'bfl‘m‘l lllm" by “m that. with reference to postal matters. this Island had ‘2" Will" the American! 0‘1"?" fl "Willi "it" “I "i" did so, however. the mon-iihelv we vverelo‘obtsin wlmt llsytliorne here read the following extract from the “In!” M‘Mm m.ng Wy' - "M 5"" “My dealt with. and called upon the proper hosiern States and would. no dpubt. exercise con- m, wmp wo “u km“, “I” P,“ Tm“, h“ mule u. "as..." Adneflyu of "m 29”. ummm_ on. r. "mun! (mung Mr. Bourke and several Amharmm to ".6 "m. ",1. mam! w" pl‘ced on an. adorable influence when Reciprocity csnis to be dealt '1‘“; ... were, Our Agricultural interests Imd been “The Conmuiteo on ways end mesns agreed upon u re. “the” 3”““'“‘ ""m’ “m” “'9'” Wilma“ ‘0 “W saute looting as Canada. with in Congress. We could notow-resitmate the value “Now” when...“ .mmby. 'l'ho United Sm... we” port on the qtlfltlnfl oi trade with the llmi-h lfmvtness. Requ‘initlott. present) thought the gentlemen who were up Hum] hem ("manned one or hm "1m" in. of our fisheries. Our agricultural products would ul- n 20ml "NH:me "mng. “a m“ ", “an...” 'hI' the Ereunlnllon oi utr‘hilch preventedhy the filmflodnfl ml“ .V “umml‘nnl "I I'm"! "P “'9 Prekllf “100""8. ' ‘ . 3" ways secure us s competency; but If we were ever to m", rum".me 0m. “mum h“ w” mu] m one"... on t 9 copper ‘ul'lfl .xl e rgport recent-lost open- and who were doubtless reputed With a series of Re- "we" all“ 5'“ "and." 53"" "fungi" ‘0 ll" "0"“ by I b h “a. | an" [mm .1“. . . , mg of negotiations with the Brlttsh Government, toasceruul my - w -p - I Mr. llnli elesrl rovinz that our fisheries were lm- mum)” "n y ‘ “ we mm m n - ""° “k'ng '° "W" P“"“" 'm‘ ‘ m“ ""1. “"3"” what concessions Great Britain will make for the liberalisa- , W" "l ‘51“! "I"? "0": 9" “'0 "le “‘ R9" ' , f P _ fisheries that surround our coast. It_wos the duty at hi my commmdwle‘ “d 'm um “u no. "(lama was . . uproc’l Free 151410 with the bolted States. should be “'"W’ll' PM“? W “M I" "mm ""“m” 'I'" mm, the people of this lslnnd generally to tnlte an interest I 20m] md “mum”. mukfl rm. 0‘". pmducm h w“ "a"; "(gil‘glmlm‘fofmd thee'lglzd'is‘azt «nod dwfl :1. i'“ “‘9 “at may)“. m “mm” “’0 "we". 'iEdwltsxili'enumnmetlxll-gol:s curlmwgtlh a" mi. m‘twr‘ “(I for "m" m a" “u in :h'ir. mm" m "l V"! '0" l“ "'3'- ll‘“ “'9 “9' I'M” ‘ gm“! mad” :zd tire ilcsheries. Mr. Seward iniormfimt'lle co'mmltg the: in]: on so Intlthetr Resolutions. mo mm at mmsfm “M d. a fish“; on m" -couu secure s Treaty on an incurable terms as posslirli‘. for our mu p. an.“ Britain; but that market Wall it he wnuld consider the report ample authority to open new . Tho Chairman approved of the course suggested by mm M d r": M a" “"3. of maxim cm! a "he The lion. A. A. Monorail.» corloborstl-d the atnle- wry "warm" 0"... ma mum on". 1,0 “km uh.an “mom... wt film‘q' These fisheries he cyontinucd bad on more than one "mm Jud “"d’ by M" "l‘fll' ML "tech" I'M" "" "l by "file "Pllull‘ll- ("NV-l "'9 WW” "k" ‘0 "9 hlr. Haythorns conceived that this would be s much ' “w “M” m“ mum" -r°'m"'“"1 "m mm “m occasion nlmoit led to s m“. lit-{ween Great Britain am." “"" “mm” “"9"” “ m' ."°"°“““’m‘° l”°‘ our farm"! cluhtotrrther-Md'hipofl’lmll‘fln mm” more favorable mil" “380 RW‘PMW ""5 Pr 19- mm {quay when" m ~"-' a" one" rm.- woum- m and the United States- and it was the dread inspiredb “mm” ’r u“ P‘Ml‘m‘l ("’“V'Mmm “WWII” “n' We were now snnnslh’lvulldinll Whlfrflmd ""5 "'9". Island alone. innod wriing to sign a Requisition for is public snorting. “ch . mfinnmoy wh'ioh NM . “mm mm w "my lortt'l'nnteiy, be had been unable to hear it. lle thought dredging m..- 'llthTI, lmprorlngnnrroads. etc. to sfl'ord The "om u... Cm,” l...) (1.. mm", mm. on. sin", The Emu"! m“ mm” as“. the" “mmum "n 9“. else led to the desire to lingo in: matter foreveryset set "w "a", h“. "0' "m." "w" "m huh". {or "m" lir'mm‘ “cum” "'7 (WWW? 0" "'d‘“ TM" 'ml’mw' to hit“ "‘an “n “ll” I’m in "W mu." 0' 5PM“! :mwwV " I! 'e"~ ham" w" Rwipm“: 1"" rest' The British rernmcnt hnd aid 't down as a "'9 we'll“! Md be“ “"“w‘l 'l‘m‘m 1’" "meow" men's inorense the demand for marlin": bill ll! "W"! with the United States. The trans ole Treaty were (“Haggai “wk nun-d sun.” "i" l. um Delo' ruledhnt n line shou9d°be drawn from lead and to bch- mm' "mm." W 'h’ "m" “r "m m"""3 b’ dmm'mnx ""0" “Feed ‘0 h! Gr?“ “rial” "Wle Ufill’d 9“'9'- “d W h u” ml“m all '3’“? ob! “a coniy‘ll‘. land. and thnt the American fishermen should not 0" mom" or me l-lom ammo Bee" “I. fonowmg ""‘se' The P""'" "will" “"1 bu" “fled m" "w “nef'flil'mhmm’d "‘ "'0 "WNW" C°lmnli him" mores: that: a. i2.;..:.':::‘..:;:..:;.t b. m m. on m "no. no $33.2"?:.:::°.mr::::i:.?::'insular:trots? pm" 'i'?‘."“‘"‘.;‘“ “m ""“i' in“: m "not; "m M "'m' "m" "w *""‘-“'°- A W" P“- ' ‘ ' ' n or ' n ' . ' . ’ ’ M10” 0 l l M l W0“ rte - ‘ '"° " sion of the Le slslnro was convened—the toms o the . to this Ch‘nlt'r; suggest éhut l‘hi: sag! Deli-pate; :lodfil'll_ :“l ugreé:ryioof0;‘;l:dy’rr::lyvam :§l2::‘:r“;,;;{: prociiy._etc.. lobe submitted to the meeting presently. mum of obtaining m :5"... venom "9,“ w mink 1." “v we” almond of. “M d", “I km" "u “"r affidarl‘dtix: m-lt:lu|lun:trintt:t;.to °.:3p:.'ilt°..d°,.':o'f coast. but bad latterly not been insisted on. 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