The Wingham Times, 1916-11-02, Page 3November 2, 1916
THE WINGHAM TIMES
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SIR WILFRID TO HEART OF
WHOLE CANADIAN PEOPLE
Ottawa,Citizen (Inde-
pendent)
Oct. 3. -The
pendent) says this morning:
"Sir Wilfrid Laurier possibly never
stood stronger in public esteem than at
the present time, He would seem to
tower above mere party leaders and re-
flects national opinion. He is attacked
by Mr. Henry Bourassa, the Quebec
National leader. and by the purple -faced
press of Ontario at the same time.
Partisan Organs in Ontario, represent-
ing medioerity on Parliament Hill, devote
more space to misrepresenting Sir Wil-
frid Laurier than to any serious criticism
of the incompetence of their own lead-
ers . Mr. Bourassa is reported on Sun-
day to have referred to Sir Wilfrid as
the most nefarious man this Province
las ever had. This presumably, be-
cause Sir Wilfrid is too big to be Provinc-
ial.
"There are two brands of National-
ism in Canada, the so-called National-
ism of Quebec and the so-called Nation-
al Policy of Ontario. Both have con-
stantly been played up by partisans to
thwart the Canadian statesmanship of
Wilfred Laurier. National is a misno-
mer when applied to either the cult of
Nationalism in Quebec or the tariff
Nationalism in Ontario. Both are
merely phrases of Paovincialism: the
Quebec group seeking to preserve its
culture and to spread it in the other
Provinces; the Ontario interests striv-
ing to retain their material privileges
through the tariff policy, at the ex-
pense of all the Provinces. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier sees Ontario and Quebec as
Provinces of Canada; but he also sees
Canada as a nation bigger than any one
Province. For this breadth of vision
Sir Wilfrid is the nutsanding public
man, in Canada and the constant object
of attack from the Provincials.
"But, of course, the purple -faced
press of Ontario does not represent
the people of this Province any more
than the Nationlist press represents
Quebec. There is a far better brand of
Canadian citizenship in both Provinces
and throughout the country. Unfortun-
ately for the national progress in
Canada, people, particularly in Ontario,
have been imposed upon by false
loyalty cries Thus politicians have
misrepresented Sir Wilfrid Laurier's
position with regard to the British con-
nection; and the very party to raise the
loyalty cry has itself, during the pre-
sent war demonstrated lack of kinship
for the motherland by increasing the
`National Policy' customs tax against
British trade,
"Sir Wilfrid Laurier took the broader
view of Canada's relation to the moth-
erland when he opposed the 1915 in-
crease of the Dominion tariff against
British trade. He took an equally high
stand last week when he went down to
Quebec, as he has done on several occa-
sions, and championed the British and
French cause in the war. Sir Wilfrid,
criticized by the Nationalist group in
Quebec as being too British, and de-
nounced by that tariff Imperialist group
in Ontario as being too Canadian, is
evidently uncommonly near to the heart
of the whole Canadian people."
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Interest in marriage omens is a topic
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Married when the Year is new,,
He'll be loving, kiian and true.
When February birds do mate,
You may wed, nor. dread your fate.
If you wed when March winds blow,
Joy and sorrow both you'll show.
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Joy for maiden and for man.
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And you'll surely rue the day,
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Many a change is sure to see.
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help her:
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Married in yellow, ashamed of your
fellow;
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