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... that separate States bave enjoyed for a nlucli longer peeiod than the provinces! oft Canada a ?? indepe.ndent self-governing i existence, and, accordingly, while in Canada the peonle h nad before them at the time that the constitution 1 wasdecided nopen ...
... separate States havee enjoyed for A munch Ilosice period than them provinces of Canada conmplete independent scl{-gom-ernnmet and re- tapbasibility. Accordintgly, while ina Canada the~ _peope had before threta at the time* the costetm- thinQ W7a dlecidedi ...
... the two white races. Does not Canada e supply an answer to such forebodings ? When Canada was taken over by England it was face d to face with difficulties such as are not to be e found in South Africa. The people of Canada t were wholly French, and men ...
... SENT TO THE MANSION HO’ Tne Mansion House War Fund amounted oo Tuesday evening to CANADA'S GOOD WORK. of Canada are responding nobly to the call for fands to provide foa the families of Canadian ,Volupteers on | service in Soath Africa. dollars by the ...
... tion similar to that of Canada. Canada ha eat wias to-day only a piece of the British s. Empire. Its P'arliament, its owvn legislatione ni its customs tariffs, and nll the other attri- Wvo res butes of its alleged independence collapsed at i the meoment ...
... England is fighting for, The Boer himself E does not know what he is lighting for; he says it Is g for his independence. The Boer Independence in E tbe past has been nothing but a myth; they have - been in reality slaves to the Kruger-Stoyn-Scllreinor ...
... means would be ig plrced In a more independent position than at home, et SuppOsiDg he went with £1000 with the Intention of it ~ ~ ~ pstin hlthi egbu if farming, be would at once be placed practically In r- O n independent position, wbillt his neighbour with ...
... isoleted and comparatively weak countries under theirown form of Government and independence. Bat, ia the first place, that does not apply, for example, so mucb to Canada ; and,in the second piace, may we not say this, that jast as we at home have REALISED ...
... islands ; the self those which alone can be called “ free but certainly are not “ independent,” have no part or lot in the choosing of the Ministry determines the destiny of Canada, South Africa, India, and Great Britain alike. There is no “ federation,” and ...
... vatives, 11,680; Liberals, 28,868; Independents, Ki 5,812. Priece Edward Island, Conservatives, tht 9,157; Libecrals, 9,194; Independents, 321. Mcm-t_ t~c lobe-, Conservatives, 15,459; Liberals, 11,510;- Independents, 5,905. British Columbia, Con- Si ...
... aliflor;d Siftoln is ini outl midst has directed men's minds in a special manner towards our great North so American possession. Canada is bounded til eto the north only by Nature's icy barriers R i -by the aurora borealis, as someone has IV hla . poetically ...
... February L-In an article on the war in South Afria, the Piozro says: The Beers Ehow us how brave men fight in defence of their independ- ence. The Enalish teach us how a great people ehould bear reverse, and honesty bids them rally to the Government and to ...