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... said that he would sooner see the colony independent than place in its legislature the power of dealing with these reserves. The Bishop of LONDON said that what he had stated was that if Canada was independent then it might deal with the reserves. The ...
... Times of Friday takes the opportunity to make another invidious allusion to the desire which of ns” feel to see Canada altogether independent of the mother country. It does not go quite so far as it did in the memorable leader which plainly told the Canadians ...
... were the time. so critical; in so far as the future of this country is cemented, and in far as the maintroastos of Canada free, independent, and integral por tion of North Amens concerned. Unless Canadians aro fully alive to the situation, and =out in no ...
... closing of the American canal at that point against Canadian vessels. A member of the Cabinet says this will render Canada independent of all United States waterways. NOTICE TO MARINERS.—FOLKESTONE. The Harbour Master at Folkestone gives notice that on ...
... NEWCASTLE denied this assertion, and declared that the Bishop of and the Earl of Derby had said they would nailer see Canada independent than make this concession. Finally, the right rev, and noble lords respectively denied that their bore out that rep ...
... London rietoriansl; occupied, the empire ia stricken at the heart, Ireland recovert her nationality, India becotree free, Canada independent, Maoritiae (always French island at heart) hauls up the tricolour, the English fleet is tossed here and there without ...
... CANADIAN CANAL ., OTTAWA , AlonUiiy . —By tlie autiCCiiiful Otieillug today of the tfault SSainte Mario Uitiial , Canada ' s independent ro'Jte fruiii Lake auperiur tu the AllitUtii ' c 6 cabu « r'l has iJeen ' cmnpieted . A number of congratulatory telegrams ...
... worked by electricity. The construction of this canal gives Canada an independent waterway from the head of Lake Superior to the ocean. The American engineers engaged in constructing the canal on the Michigan side of the river telegraphed their congratulations ...
... mission was tostrike down E’itilh institutions in North America, and to bring about a political union between Canada and th:{fnited States. Canada had loaned to the Grand Trunk enormous sums, not a dollarof which had been repaid. Sir Charles then continued ...
... word in italics to give it the more point. It is certain that a strong and growing section in England desire to site Canada independent; and in spite of the strong Tory opposition and the old fallacies, that end will be achieved. To the United States this ...
... with the Power in the world. We shou ld vantage that COMES though ft tide tter, under changed circunistanc.e ay, were Canada independent/. 1 is more so than we can be nstrate against her import dutle? narantees that she ciem.andsfr olll ,_l ther hand, if ...
... deal with the fisheries dispute between Canada and the United States. If Canada were independent, he asserts, she would yield to the arguments of her powerful neighbour, and if there were no Dominion of Canada the dispute would soon have been settled ...