25 Aug 1888
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1888
Page
1
President outlines retaliatory options against Canadian authorities over fishing rights and seizure of ships. He urges Congress to authorize measures to protect U S interests and free navigation, warning Canadian actions threaten bilateral commerce and require firm yet measured response.
A historic dispute concerns the 1871 treaty between the United States and Great Britain affecting transit duties and fisheries. It discusses Canada US reciprocal privileges, the St Lawrence corridor, and the need for legislative action to enable bond transit across US territory to Canada. It notes the treaty term and applicable articles, and references March 1 1903 legislation implementing the treaty provisions. It outlines interpretations of article twenty nine and thirty three and the joint commission's stance on the treaty’s duration and enforcement.
President argues Congress may construe treaty terms and suspend parts of the treaty to protect American interests. He cites joint resolution of Congress and calls for lawful retaliation, pressing equity in canal tolls and navigation rights with Canada while safeguarding U S citizens and commerce. He urges calm, decisive action to preserve national honor and economic fairness.
The message on Canadian treaties and retaliation draws sharp comments from New York to Boston. Democrats and Republicans clash over executive power and possible trade measures, while editors argue whether Congress should back or block the president's policy.
Chicago escort for Judge Thurman arrived to guard the party as they traveled through Port Huron and stops included Lansing Charlotte Batte Creek and South Bend. The party faced a large crowd at the depot with limited speeches and resumed travel toward the Indians capsize opening.
Reports detail racial clashes at Bayou Martin near St Martinsville Louisiana. killings and arrests follow. A long feud erupts near Monticello Georgia with multiple deaths and injuries. Other items cite embezzlement allegations, fires in Milwaukee, a deputy opium theft case in Ogdensburg New York, and a planned Australia trip by a Boston team figure.
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