Correspondence between the company and the Dominion government respecting advances to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company [microform]

Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada

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I \ n oGovernment has the powei . ' .t an endYour to a state is hurtful in the highest degree to thethings which bestof people of Canada.interests of the considered what the result of unitedHave you harmo- the two Companies, in P^urope, workingnious action by for 2 of the North West and theof the settlementthe promotion Canada generally, would be?ofthe interests ofadvancement saidthis letter what I so recentlyI need not repeat in might bewhich an arrangementas to the way into you meted out tosome measure of justicebrought about and Trunk Railway.in the Grandinvestors to-day is to ask that you will letobject in writingMy to myhave come to in regardwhat decision youme know on Monday.representation, if possible thedoubtless that unless I can secureYou will realize uponGovernment, it will be incumbentintervention of the justice to Parlia-to make an appeal forme, situated as I am, permit.matiner as constitutional usagesment in such giving me anagain for your courtesy inThanking you before you.placing the position of mattersopportunity of Believe me always, Yours very truly, HICKSON,J. General Manager. HonorableThe Right A. Macdonld, K.C.B.Sir John Ottawa. Ottawa. 4th February, 1884. Hickson,Dear Mr. I have to acknowledge receiptthe of letter of the 2nd instant which reached me yesterday,your I had no opportunity of laying it before my{Sundi.y). until this afternoon at a meeting of Council.

Sujets

• Rail transport
• Canadá
• Chemin de Fer

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 18
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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