... his colleagues. England and Englishmen will do great deal preserve Canada to the mother country, bat they will nothing to aggrandise it, if aggrandisement is mere prelude to independence which means, sooner later, annexation to the United States. New and ...

... s in 1906, gives only sporadic relief to consumers in Canada; and, apart from the small inroad which made in. the tariff wall, National Policy is now much more tightly fastened tho people Canada than when the political party wliich originated it went ...

... Quebec the balanci. between {-artitai in Canada as the Irish {>arty has done here, exerts more influence nshstivaly to its actual strength than she could hope to under wider union. Mr. Mt-n-ier independent Canada, bat the view held French Caaa>liana more ...

... out into war, there can be no question that Canada, if independent, would be free from the danger to which she is exposed so long as this hatred exists. Here, th',l, is what the Americans call a fix. Canada declares herself unable to arm in her own def ...

... connection with the election. In conclusion Sir Charles said, •* God, the vote of the Maritime Provinces has rendered Canada independent of tha machinations the Grand Trunk and Messrs. Laurier and l-'arrer'a American ailioa.” I.n the liou.SK of Lords last ...

... again as a part of a world-wide Imperial Federation, is puzzle which our Imperial statesmen are called upon to solve. Am independent Canada has often been dreamed of in the troubled times of the past, w'ben the amour propre of our first-born Colony has been ...

... are the rapid development the Canadian North-West and the necessity of Canada being absolutely independent of the United States. Canada, he said, would have commercial independence only when this line built to the maritime provinces; then she would be ...

... to declare Canada . independent ; and we think it uncandid in the Ultra- Radical Members of the House of Conmmions to urge that those demands should be granted, without at the same time admitting that it involves the independence of Canada. NVE do not ...

... with Canada, who wanted independent I'eciprocity liecause ber proximity enabled her supply American markets with fresh fish against Newfoundland salt fish. thought, however, that Newfoundland might probably increase her sales in markets which Canada would ...

... encourage th'» prosecution the spring fishery Newfoundlanders. He stated that opposed reciprocity conjunction with Canada, who wanted independent reciprocity, because her proximity enabled her to supply the American markets with fresh against Newfoundland's ...

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... been stated that a fight was impending between the Chicago packers, who have the many tanneries in the states and Canada* and the independent concerns. Both sides are reported to have been buying largely the Argentine, and even Birkenhead. There has certainly ...