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agai Tuesday, October 5, 1915.

 

SIRF WILFRID AND RECRUITING

time to time Conser-
of

type sneeringly call on Sir Wil-

From

vative journals the baser
frid Laurier to go out among
his French-Canadian compa-
triots and try to induce them
to enlist for military . service
in the present war. With much
better reason the appeal might
be made to the French-Cana-
dian members of the Borden
ministry to do this very thing.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in spite of
temporary ill health, has been
making effective appeals to his
French-speaking fellowcitizens
in Quebec, and he may be able
to make others even more ef-
fective before the war closes;
but meanwhile Hon. Louis Co-
derre and Hon. Pierre Edouard
Blondin observe a discreet and
unbroken silence. The conser-
vative complainants should, for
a change, give some attention
to these colleagues of Sir Rob-
ert Hon. TT. Chase
Casgrain has done a little work
for the cause, but he should
be doing a great deal more, in
order to that his heart
is in the campaign,

These appeals to Sir Wilfrid
Laurier amount to a virtual ad-
mission that he is the only pub-

Borden.

 

show

 

 

lic French-Canadian to whom
the French-Canadians will lis-
ten on this question; and this
Whatever
else may be urged against him

in any connection, it cannot be

is probably true.

denied that he has always
frankly avowed his liking for
British institutions, and that

he has taken the same attitude
in addressing French-Canadian
he has taken in
addressing those mixed audi-
ences that are not even partly
French-Canadian. The present
appeals to him for help are an

audiences as

involuntary compliment to bim
as a Canadian statesman.
It is worth while to inquire

 

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in this connection why mem-
bers of the present ministry |

fight so shy of the French |

people of Quebec. The expla-

nation is the anti-naval service |™

campaign carried on by the
Quebec “Nationalists” in 1910-
11. The Nationalist leader, Mr.
Henri Bourassa, took charge
of that campaign, both on the
platform and in his paper, Le
He was attended by a
from the

Devoir.
few satellites drawn
Conservative party, one of them
Mr. Blondin, now the holder of
a portfolio in the Borden cabi-
net. In the bye-election cam-
paign in Drummond and Artha-
baska in 1910 Mr. Blondin re-
minded his hearers that it was
necessary to shoot holes in the
British flag to secure liberty
in French Canada, and he is
probably quite as willing to do
so now as he was then.

Sir Robert Borden was then
working hand in hand with Mr.
Bourassa, and he was support-
by the Nationalists
in fulfillment of the agreement
between Canada and Australia,
the
posed to pass a Naval Service
Act. The ery of “conscription”
was raised by the Nationalists,
who the
and out-

ed when,

Laurier government pro-

furiously assailed
measure both inside
side of the House of Commons.
By this coalition of Conserva-
tives and Nationalists the Lib-
eral candidate defeated,
and the opposition to the pas-
sage of the Naval Service Act
was systematized and _ subsi-
dized by the official Conserva-
tives.

During the election cam-
paign of 1941, Mr. Frank Coch-
rane being the official Conser-
vative organizer for Ontario,
Mr. Bourassa was invited to
speak at Sudbury in Mr. Covh-
rane’s At the
station he was heartily, even
both

was

constituency.

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French and English speaking
The town was

for

Conservatives.
decorated the occa

Mr.

gaily
sion. Gordon, the Gonser-
vative candidate, told the peo
ple he “welcomed Mr. Bourassa

from the bottom of his heart.

“one of our greatest leaders,

“Bourassa and Borden,” as if

to show which was the senior

partner in the political firm.
Over the platform was hung
the legend: ‘Welcome, Bou-

rassa; tell Quebec, Ontario will
In the face of all
the disgraceful practices of the
that

general election, it is not sur-

do its duty.”

Conservative leaders’ in

 

prising that French-Canadian

Conservative ministers and

leaders are prompting — their
organs to beseech Sir Wilfrid
Laurier now to come to

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\ prominent Russian now in

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road of the Russian special in-

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