The Fishery Treaty and the Monroe Doctrine: Speech of Hon. William E. Chandler, of New Hampshire, in the Senate of the United States, Monday, July 16, 18881888 - Fishery law and legislation - 20 pages |
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... freely granted by the Canadians without price , we can not af- ford to purchase it by the humiliations imposed upon us by this treaty . 4. There shall be a " conspicuous exhibition by every United States fishing vessel of its official ...
... freely granted by the Canadians without price , we can not af- ford to purchase it by the humiliations imposed upon us by this treaty . 4. There shall be a " conspicuous exhibition by every United States fishing vessel of its official ...
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... freely enjoyed by Canadian vessels in American ports ; and our fishermen are specially secured their right to transship their catch by the nineteenth article of the treaty of Washington . = 1 This then is the arrangement , our ...
... freely enjoyed by Canadian vessels in American ports ; and our fishermen are specially secured their right to transship their catch by the nineteenth article of the treaty of Washington . = 1 This then is the arrangement , our ...
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... freely granted to the fishing vessels and other vessels of Canada and Great Britain in American ports . This is the main contention . The United States can not with dig- nity and honor as a nation adopt a treaty under which any American ...
... freely granted to the fishing vessels and other vessels of Canada and Great Britain in American ports . This is the main contention . The United States can not with dig- nity and honor as a nation adopt a treaty under which any American ...
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... freely and securely to come with their ships and cargoes to all such places , ports , and rivers in the territories aforesaid to which other foreigners are permitted to come , to enter into the same , and to remain and reside in any ...
... freely and securely to come with their ships and cargoes to all such places , ports , and rivers in the territories aforesaid to which other foreigners are permitted to come , to enter into the same , and to remain and reside in any ...
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... freely the customary and reasonable rights and privileges of trade in the ports of the British colonies as are freely allowed to British vessels in all the ports of the United States under the laws and regulations to which I have ...
... freely the customary and reasonable rights and privileges of trade in the ports of the British colonies as are freely allowed to British vessels in all the ports of the United States under the laws and regulations to which I have ...
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Administration alliance American continent American fishermen American vessels Angell and Putnam appointed arrangement of 1830 Article assertion Bayard Britain British North Canada Canadian fish Canadian ports canal cargoes Chamberlain CHARLES LEVI citizens claim colonial commercial arrangement commercial intercourse commercial privileges commission Congress consent customs duties declared Democratic party England fishermen entering Canadian bays entitled European powers exclude exemption fisheries foreign freely full commercial rights give Government guaranty harbors honor interests Isthmus Isthmus of Panama Joseph Chamberlain laws LEVI WOODBURY liberty of commerce Majesty's Government markets ment Mills bill ministers minority report Monroe doctrine national dishonor natural products neutralization obtain plenipotentiaries President Cleveland proposed protection purchase bait purpose reciprocal liberty reciprocity treaty renounced repairs repealing Republican party rights and privileges says Secretary secure Senate ships Sir Charles Tupper Southern Democrats supplies surrender territories tion transship treaty of 1818 treaty of Washington vessels could enter vessels in Canadian