Prom NELSON'S Quehcc Gazette. Jan. 4
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Ifthe United States retaate upon Great Britain
by in.erdieng all intercourse with the English COL


onies on this continent, it is clear that it bscomes
a matter Of the most serious consideration to Cam
ada. Probably than three .iourths of the 65,-
900 barrels OF ashes ported in 1925 from Quebec
were Of American produc,inn III same may be
said Of the 10000 barrels Of flour, and the pork
and beef and perhaps othe saves The FIRST Of these
articles formed in the year in question full third
OF the value OF all exports add the second third
and fourth articles. and the portion Of United States
produce exported from Quebec in 1S95, was nearly
1t not wholly. equal to the value Of one half Of all
our erports. TO prevent The Introduction OF this
trade is matter Of grea, concern 30 lower Csrada.
II is equally matter OF concern TO Great Britain.
While questions are sgita,ed which affect the exist
ence Of one half OF our trade, it is meet that We be
alert. Lower Canada has lost more than any other
British colony by apathy. by neglect The inn
mense importance ofthe in,erc curse of the Cansdas
with the United States, ought to be represented to