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SRAINIAIVIUMT
COMMENTS ON THE BUDGET
Liberalism Betrayed
(Agnes McPhail)
it is a budget made to catch
votes," .sivid Miss in the
House, discussing the Dunning
mend if it doesn't'catch. v403 it will
certainly disappoint its parents. 'In
the Wf`hi it will appeal because of the
British preference, in the east be-
cause of the iron and steel, in British
Columbia .and the Niagara 'District be-
cause of the Witt' on fruits and vege-
tables."
Hon: J. ID. Chaplin: "It won't get
• Miss Maephail explained she • wa$ tries. line :opinion was expressed, . •
them any votes."
Maephail: "I don't know
abouta. e azy armor& would have ta be verl much in love P
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ee can t seek. Wei testhar," is v,tat seas has et console with.
Sis a taste: meny coss:i 11 ritually :Me. Any mien:mei 014(1 J114.1
Ode Saves to the menet.. Tee raassiArt is elem. st tahes ses eeper-
iente te ta psi edoe. jaternee etisa ttemy est., not have a
%any .cettneive laws:endue daineetie 4-dr.i.3. And U. she . easipsts
- wee a -.citrate 3 la, -mtieng a 411 setenst Evertned eseei.
Mates:Tr, a- nem is uatinLy proju- 1i wife cen't cook like 1111 mother is
diace m Laser of hie mother. she is • that his !nether bee tee tremendous
-•a superior paten in his. eyes andadvantage of having created tilasi.:
ItC:i110. (Writhing. ales dace is of eups tor the tintig's lie Wins. In ()the.'
eiri)r tinality. 'this b expreseed in worthesit isn't co mesh titre, a man's
the popular mines of a man wiahing for . mother is really a woneerful e90ii St,
a "girl line the girl that inarried dear it is the fact that he was brought up
MO dards' The P'dina call it the on her cooking and takes it as e
mothsr image thatsall mea-sare aim-, model- tor judging 'the quality -of
pesed ta have sy waiali to aelest aothe cooks.
'Tads theory falls down in eases thinks his wite to be, hisrmagehildree
where a man is so madly in love with 'will r180upto say the same thing
his wife that he thinks her a superior that ho did, "You can't. cook like
Demons -the queen can do no wrong. in -other,'" to their respective wives.
Everything oho does is woederful, Every man's wife is a wonderful
would be e fine test -of hive. A man his mother. Most men think it; some
this cook. No man's svife can ,cook like
even her cooking. Perhaps-
eey 'f feelsthe
he pleased. lay the abrogation cof the with. hie wife consi er -her a better reproach -whether uttered or %Mex-
.
Wae. No miitterdiewepotin estaids mac
New Zealand treaty and the 'women look than his mother. preased.
will he Made happy bY cheap. tea and Another mann.why a 'nutn thinks •
dishes. What I want to ask the Lib -
oral party is, Do tbey think, public
.confidenee is to bo won by n budget 'continued Mise McPhail.
The Vulnerable Snot
all the talk we have heard that the . (Finoncial Post) • SURPRISED _FRIEDS
Liberals are a low tariff party and ' The chief criticism levelled by The
pleading with us to eome in with. them rinencial Poet, in its review last ' , ---
and, not divide the low tariff vote I Me.; against the Dunning budget For ten years, in spite of all the.
want to ask: Where now are the low concerned the, manner of granting ad- medicines I took, my health slowly
tariff Liberals ?" ditjonal preferences to British noun- but aerate grew worse. One of my
like thatr (Tory cheers). "After •
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not a Progreaeive but a United F411111- just as It has nem expressed in these . .
er and low tariff. Bad the party eiss U0111111111i On innumerable previous oe-
cipline silenced the low tariff Liber. CUSi0118, that a solid and enduring
ale? Before this budget she ' had framework for intra-Empiro trade de -
found it difficult to distinguish bes velopment can only be built out of a
•tween the two -major parties; now she system of preferential arrangements
found it impossible.
negotiated directly with due regard
"I/ the betraYal of Laura= be- for the needs of each of the partners
germ in 1926, it Wan finished in IMO," to the 'several bargains, and provid-
• . Mg that equal benetite, shaft be re-
. coved for oenefita grentece A sur-
vey of editorial comment iii .various
- Canadian newspapers reveals that the
budget, is -being more widely criticized
on the score of this weakness than for
,...any other of its features.
•• The statement of Mr. Dunning
the Canadiangovernment did not in-
tend to meet the other countries of
the British Commonwealth of Nations
in a spirit of petty bargaining is re-
sounding- in its patriotic and imperial
sentiment, but thoroughly dangerous
in Its practical -implications. It •dis-
tinetly insinuates that the negotiation' jeateenaggsmessees-e-sreeseveasweesseis
of a trade treaty between two British
countries is petty 'bargaining. Since • • _
the 'present government has negotia- • 1."°5111S(IN
ted trade treaties, during its regime, worst troubles was me inability to,
with Austrellas Now Zealand, British steep soundly and nay digestion went
West Indies and Nesvfoundinnd, it has frena bad to 'Averse until I was a tons
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bargaining." But these treaties have poor and I WAS habitually constipated.
ever been, considered as petty bar- I took six bottles of Sargon and I feel
geining by anyone in Canada, -much better now in every particular than I
less by Mr. Dunning's colleagues have felt in years. I enjoy seven or
A bargain is an arrangement for eight hours of good sleep now, get up
the exchange of certain benefits. refreshed with a' keen appetite for
Contrary to a belief current. in So- breakfast, my food agrees with me
cialist circles, it is possible .to have a fine and constipation doesn't bother
bargain in which both parties to the me at all. My friends are surprised
transaction gain benefits .that are that a man of 70 should have such
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ness arrangement is permanent in na. _without fatigue." -John Thompson,
ture' unless it gives satisfaction on Superintendent of Canadian Transfer
both nides. Empire " preferential Ce±:Ioronto.
egreementa that give such -
satisfaction- 2estes,•--"e"--
• rill endure and help to hold the rm. Condemns Gratuitous Preferences
pire together.
The Montreal Herald, a Liberal
The day that sees the signatures of 'eau); of small eircuiation, fails to see
the Minister of Finance and the Chan-
in the budget any evidetice of viriie
eellor of the Exchequer on a definite Empire
policy. It is strongly enteeti
trade treaty between Great Britelo - of the pollen of granting tariff favorand Canada will mark the s
ef to Britain, gratuitously instead of ey
-f a new and greater, era for the Bri- agreement. It says :
tish Commonwealth of Nations. :Such "The more the budget is t r 4,
a treaty will not emphasize separa- the more must the hammed muerte::
tism, ut ra er n ea e t la ere s oe convinced that
a definite business basis for Imperial give definite point and wee' non to
unity.
gees Boastful Pretension
'Vie Montreal Gazette finds consid-
erable hypocrisy in the budget. de-
claring that "The more carefully and
the more thoroughly the tariff pro-
posals in the budget are examined,
the More they are revealed as a boast -
ill' pretension rather than an attempt
to deal with the 'tariff with scientific
skill. The motions that Mr. Dunning
has gone through to make it seem
that he is raising the tariff against
the United States are chiefly note-
worthy because they are the motions
of an erstwhile free trader. They
demonstrate a eharatteristieally King
policy of subserviency to the United
States, inasmuch as our tariff chan-
ges must dance Attendance on those
of our neighbor, and .if and when their
application is provoked they will fall
short of real effectiveness because of
their mildness in mintiest to the ex-
treme protective duties the United
States will put upon Canada's staple
products."
The Gazette feels that it is signifi-
cant that flatfish newspapers (ft
quotes, in this connection, The Times
and 'The Financial News) efeept the
rune prefereeees in the spirit in which
Mr. .running offered thein --that is
without bargaining for some return.
The Gazette points out that the 1807
"preference has been accepted in BA -
as something given by the peo-
ple of Canada as an expression of
loyalty, until latterly the British
wianuftteturer and exporter has look.
ed tpon it as eomething to wham he
lin a natural right. Mr. Dunning's
extension Of the preferenze &es not
nimear to luwe altered or as beieg Transportation
likely to alter this eeteeption.
its main proposals Mr. Dunning mis.
sed one °X the ,greatest opportunities
of his lite,. Both circumstances and
the state of pualic ophuoii had con-
spired to prepare the way for a virile
expression of Empire policy; destiny,
named, seemed to have sieved out
cantata to real
s -
'unship by giving emphatic and de-
cisive leality to the movement for the
economic co-ordination of the whole
Empire. Mr. 'Dunning by a single
sentence addrd'ssed to the people of
the Old 'Country indicating that the
expansion of the British preference
wai.nezessarily anticipatory of, and
conditional neon, preference for Cana-
dian products in the British market,
would have provided the fulcrum upon
whili the wnole tuture course of ken-
pire might have turned.
."As it is, what is the position? Mr.
Dunning not only failed in such a
stroke of statesmanship but actually
went out of his way to emphasize to
the people of Great Britain that no
perticuler favors were expected in re-
turn, and that they need not for a
moment imagine that Canada Intend-
ed to implement the budget proposals
by any 'ort of bargaining. By these
remark° and by omitting any expres-
sion of 'view to the effect that the
continuity and development of the
British preference must depend upon
a 'sympathetic and wholehearted re-
epozeoz, from England. Mr. Dunning
has the right thing in the wrong
way."
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Final Uneertalety ,
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(i'roe Press)
The Government at Ottawa o.ate as
if it were in a panic. It brought down
a budget designed to please every-
one, to satisfy protectionists in the
East and free traders in the Weet.
Now it finds that it has satisfied ne
one and it -is hurriedly making shifts
and changes •in order to placate the
electors. Its latest somersault is to
junk its tariff on fruits and, vegetables
and 'to adopt as seasoned tariff -the
very -policy it has been denounaing.
The action of the 'Government .only
emphasizes the need of a change o,t
Ottawa..
The chief argument which has been
mesa/iced by defenders of the budges
of the present Government is that at
is a -Scientific budget. They argue
that the Tariff Board for months and
months on end has been giving care-
ful consideration of the whole pro.
blem and has been studying every
aspect. It was on these grounds that
M. Pa Hepburn justified a,tariff whicli.
he has been busy for faux years des
flouncing. The London Advertiser de-
fended the new fruit and vegetable
duties vigorously because they •were
the result of long and careful study
by the Tariff Board.
Now the ' scientific tariff and the
Tariff Board on ,fruits and vegetables
is junked,.thrown into discard.. What
a farce 1 The result of menthe of
study and, work is abandoned. The
whole argument in regard to the so-
called scientific. tariff .goes by the
board. The teat of the matter is that.
it is not a scientific tariff at all, but a
tariff based only on one principle, the
principle of vote -getting, Mt. eleps
burn, The London Advertiser and
other have to find new reasons for sups
eorting the tariff, .
Opportunism Destroys Confidence
(E. C. Beautiful in Saturday Night)'
.1 referred lightly last week to 'what
to Inc scents the outstanding, the 2110st
signineatt factor in come -Alois with
the Denning budget, ninnely, the fact
• that it is -the abandonment, the re-
versal, • of the fiscal principles Mi.
King and his .colleagues had proclaim-
ed with the utmost solerunitY right
up to the eve of the budget's delivery,
the principlea welch they rested
• the virtue of the Liberal ?arty an.
their own fitness to have charge at
the affairs of Canada. Any qiiestion
as to whether the budget is good, bad
or. indifferent appears to. me to be
subordinate' to the consideration 01
• pelitical stability • therein involved
As Leader of the Opposition in par-
liament, eharged with concern for the
pisblic interesta, Mr,
e was in
duty bound take eognizanse•of that
consideration. But byzeee ni the
traditiotts he Itas inheritcJ nd of his.
own obvious sense of statesmanship,
it was p conaideration that be could
only regard with the. utmost serious-
ness. 'Ihe spectacle of the Lender of
a great party and his kiivernment
abandoning the doctrines- to .which
they had pledged their faith and mu -
bracing •eontreey • -doctrines , thee
had but lately denounced as fal-
lacious, when they, could not trust
pufblic opinion to support their foil-
.
mer doctrines, was certain to be re-
pugnant to Mr. Bennett's personal
and political instincts.
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Repugnance to opportunism inspir-
ed ldr. Bennett to an effort which
inspired Mr. Bennett as an effort
measured rip to the moat mitt -
cal occasion of .his career in parlia-
ment, which stamped him as nighty
qualined for the leadership of the
Conservative Party. lie was more
icefftwelcvntivelibuthaton be
ohxadcote7,LsIbblefyorne
e
his speech oe acceptance at the Win-
nipeg convention. He conveyed in
his speech a sense of seriousnessand
conviction that has sometimes seem-
ed to be lacking on lesser occasions.
tiis performence had been awaited
with keen interest because of its poll
-
acid importance, and with Speculation
as to how he would acquit himself,
and when he had finished there wars
no disappointment among 'those who
had hoped for the best. I have not
heard his speech called in question in
any particular by anyone around
Parliament Hill -an exceptional cir-
cumstanae in connection with a major
performance of any leader.
But the sharpest sting was in the
tail end of the Conservative Leader's
speech, when he quoted Mr. King in,
solemn deprecation of such a state i',tft
affairs as now obtains. The Prime'
Minister en a previous occasion had
given voice in the House of Commons
to the following virtuous sentiments:,
"What is it, Mr. Speaker, that
works havoc in human lives, that de-
stroys the noblest of friendships,
that blights all that is most sacred in •
Our human relations? It is the loss
of confidence that comes through dis-
illusionment, through the • broken
pledges, the shattered ideals, the lost
visions, the vanished faiths, cruel, in-
deed, it is when that breach in confi-
dence comes between man and man,
between friend and friend, between
Ilenis
e; and rare,
svraehlenbetweenicorne
nsbetweenti°iantiana"
people and its government there is
no saying what injury it may ulti-
masely work.
science and in honor between, those
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Mr. Bennett did -not divulge the
authorship of this citation before
reading it and during the reading
some of Mr. King's colleagues were
boo-ing and the chief governments
wiliP was pretending to wipe tears
fIrmybeima
oin hiseya.edTheirlyhen Mr.
eonstexna2envon,,,.
the I I
quotation that the words were those
of the Prime Minister himself. To
those looking on it seemed that Mr.
King did not himself recognize his
own Jolty utterance' until the last
sentence was reached, when his dis-
comfiture was apparent.
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