THE FISHERY RIGHTS.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 253, 7 April 1888, Page 4

TH E FISHERY RIGHTS.

Chainbeilams despatches concerning the Fisheries 1 leaty, sent dm ing the negotiations, weie made public b\ the Buti-h Foieign Othcc on Match 2nd. The depatches state that the American Cuneminent, on the present ooe i^ion, i^puduto any desne to -=haie in the -hoie ti-hciies of Canada The point o+ d;-pute w . - tlunofoie limited to the question of commeiei/l facilities. Loid Sah-bu;\ has c\pie— ed approwl of the Mib-tame and toini ot the tieat\ ; but both the Canadian am l Ameucan pi ess denounce it m unmeasuied teim-. ami the lattei pi edicts it- i eject ion b} Connie-:-. Tnc people ot the ii-hing poitalonu the eoa-t ot Ma--aehusetts sa> that the u<rht- ot Ameii.wn h-heimen ha\e been saciiiieed to the interests ot Canada. The Canadian*, on the other hand, say they ha\e been -teuticed b\ tin- lmpeual Coeinment The London " Time- di-eu--ed the tieat\ in it? ls-ue ot Ftbruaiv 23rd, and si\s it i? b\ no nuan< the ont--ided adair which it ha- been de-eiibed in -ome quai h i -. Chatnboilain and Ml C liai ie.- Tup} ci !ui\ l maintan\td ilu ihi;ii"h- ot l\,<. Uunin tion ot 1615 m then m'f^iit^ The ttear\ attirms the l >via '>! I »'iadian> to lxJimu' Auiencan i!«hm^ \e—eU Horn 11-1114 ceil an poition^ ut the lai.utia'i e"a-t toi dcep--ea ti-hing. Tb> 1- -\\hat the Canadian? liavt m-^tdl on tl.iou huut. "All tli' A"-"'iiean yam, -a\ > the "Time?, "in t'tect. 1- an c\ r en-ion ot ■what it call- the luunant pio\i-o- ail'\ed to the Comention" It Lontinue-* thu- -- " Canada, in tact, makes cc.tain conce---ion-of substantial impoitance to lu'-elt. e\CL,)t in the e\ent. \\hich\\e ouuht not tocontcm plate, of then being di.-hone-tl> u-lc!, and obt .in- m return a clear iecoc;nition of hei lights undei the Comention The Manchester '• Luiaulian ' holdditteient view? " Chambeyfo'n, »a\sthit paper, "ha- conceded a irood pait ot what the United btater. arkid toi . and we ait unable to diseo\er that he ha- obtained an\ substantial conce— ion- in letiuu 'Ll.e Canadian; wanted fieeti-h, and ( hambei lain lia^ not ipt H foi noining The people 01 i in mm^nam piopo-i^ to gise Ihainbe' lam a iriand lecfption on luretui'i ior " the meat sLi\iee- lendeitd !)\ him in the niteie-t- vi p. vice. UhMibiila.n - ic'iewell speech to me Canadian ( lub of Kew Yoilv ootupiLd, a- a teleeianhic despite!"., two column- and a hall ol "The Time- uf .MiK'i srh Vie c\pic— c- bnn--elt delighted with A incur a, the pcopl. . the reception £i\en him. and the, ic-ult ot hit mission. United State- >ecietoiy ot State Ha\aid said, on Maieh 7th. -ptasingot the ti-heuc-tieat\' to the cniicspondciit ot the "Ucild," "I ha\e done m\ duty. l»-t the rest do theiis. It the Amcucan people can be made to nndei-tanrl v hat thitreat\ is. and t 1 " 1 ootice— 'n - i- to om li-ht imen 'which it cn-uic- tv m. tin) will m-i-t upon it- acceptance, \\eha\f |,:ac.tic,dl\ obt'imcd w nat we conteiidi d iwi . antl hi c sui tendered no ti-hinggioumls will' h aic ot value to Ameue m- " it the- ti cat} 1- m jected '" l -Wb iL\'it to tl"> old (ju.uicl intenriiied, I ieai. b\ the liurk-- ciiui t at conciliation ; v c -honld h n c a wat a ' wnineicial mec'-nie- at once, iollowed, jiei han=, L; utaliticion and non-)Mtei com -c '"Then uhal ' "J do not know ; but Jdo know t'ltit I l ia\e rlon^ in% dm\ inti\ir'_ r to remo\-i tlic cau-e-. ot c\a-p^iauon and to bani-h the pos-tbiiitv of uai."