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Excerpt from The Naval Question: SpeechSir wilfrid laurier. Neither did I imply anything derogatory to my hon. Friend because he postponed moving it. But the fact is that he postponed it for two months.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to dig...

Excerpt from Speech of Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, G. C. M. G., On Provincial Government in the North-West: House of Commons, Ottawa, Tuesday, February 21, 1905Which was that this clause should be dropped thus leaving it to the provinces.Sir wilfrid laurier. It is ever the old story - none so blind as those who will not see. None so deaf as those who will not hear. I repeat again that Mr. Brown, on the ¿oor of the Senate. Did not want this c...

Excerpt from Dundonald's Indiscretions and Disobedience: Disregards the Civil Power, Transgress the King's Regulations and Overides Established Customs and Military Law, Opinions of Lords Salisbury and Lansdowne on Viscount Wolseley's CaseLord Brandon nmrently had a disagreement with' his minister. And he chose to appeal. Not to proper authority. But to the very tribunal to which he was forbidden to go. To fiuhlic opinion. The thing was so ext...

Excerpt from Sir Wilfrid Laurier's ManifestoThis act known as War Time Election Act, is a blot upon every instinct of justice, honesty and fair play.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original ...

Excerpt from Canada and the Navy: A Speech Delivered by the Right Honourable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, P. C., G. C. M. G., M. P. (Leader of the Opposition), In Moving Amendment to the Naval Aid Bill in the House of Commons on December 12th, 1912Foster) introduced this subject in a concrete form, we were incontrol of the House, and the House will agree with me that we did not receive his motion in any carping spirit. The motion moved by nor hon. Fri...

Excerpt from Canada and the Navy: A Speech Delivered by the Right Honourable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, P. C., G. C. M. G., M. P. (Leader of the Opposition), In Moving Amendment to the Naval Aid Bill in the House of Commons on December 12th, 1912Foster) introduced this subject in a concrete form, we were incontrol of the House, and the House will agree with me that we did not receive his motion in any carping spirit. The motion moved by nor hon. Fri...

Excerpt from Liberal Policy, Less Taxes and More Trade: The Proposed Trade Arrangement With the United StateThese negotiations, Sir, may be said to have commenced nearly a year ago. They took at first the shape of a communication from the Secretary of State of the United States to lion. Mr. Bryce, His Majesty's ambassador at Washington, and the mat ter being one purely of a Canadian char acter, Mr. Bryce, like the very sensible ambassador he i...

Excerpt from The Eastern Ontario Liberal Association, Formed January 14th, 1919: Constitution and Officers and Advisory Council and Executive Committee, Resolutions, Addresses by the Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and OthersThe foregoing recommendations were upon motion of the Chairman at the Committee, Boyd A. C. Caldwell, Perth.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forg...

Excerpt from La Constitution Britannique Et la Constitution Américaine: Conférence Prononcée par Sir Wilfred Laurier à l'Ouverture du "Woman's Canadian Club" Dans les Salles du Royal Victoria College, le 27 Octobre, 1909Je une rule donc proposé, en me pré oentent devant Volta, ce voue exposer, d'une manière aussi concise que le au iet pourra me le permettre, lee prin eipee qui lea caractérieent. Qui lee di¿...ent et ceux qui leur aout comune t...

Excerpt from Discours du Très Honorable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, C. P., G. C. M. G., Sur le Transcontinental National: Un Lien Destiné à Unir les Provinces en s'Étendant sur le Territoire Canadien, Transport de Nos Produits aux Différents Marchés de l'UniversSimpson, un'train du grand-nord ou du Canadian Northern pourra prendre cette voie a n'importe quel endroit et se rendre jusqu'aux provinces maritimes. Sur ce point encore, nous avons donc pris...

Excerpt from Discours sur le Libéralisme Politique Prononcé par M. W. Laurier, Député Fédéral, le 26 Juin 1877, A la Salle de MusiqueIl y avait plus de deux mille personnes rassem blées dans une salle qui en contient à peine douze cents dans les occasions les plus chères au public, les gardiens des portes, envahis par un ¿ot montant et grossissant sans cesse, avaient renoncé à recevoir les billets d'entrée, la foule était trop nombreuse et tro...

Excerpt from The Trade Question: Speech Delivered by Hon. Wilfrid Laurier in the House of Commons, August 4th, 1891This is an appeal to the passions of the people. This is an appeal to the loyalty of the people. We claim that we on this side of the House are just as loyal as are hon. Gentlemen on the other side of the House, but we object to men trying to make loyalty the cloak for their selfish policy. What is the argument which we hear in re...

Excerpt from The Trade Question: Speech Delivered by Hon. Wilfrid Laurier in the House of Commons, August 4th, 1891This is an appeal to the passions of the people. This is an appeal to the loyalty of the people. We claim that we on this side of the House are just as loyal as are hon. Gentlemen on the other side of the House, but we object to men trying to make loyalty the cloak for their selfish policy. What is the argument which we hear in re...

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Excerpt from The British and American Constitutions: An Address by Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, K. C. M. G., P. C., LL. D., To the Women's Canadian Club of Montreal, 27 October, 1909 The next man in order, chronologically, is John Marshall, President of the Supreme Court of the United States, from 1801 to 1835, who was, without doubt, one of the greatest jurists of all times, and of all countries. He seemed to have had a peculiar faculty for...

Excerpt from Wilfred Laurier à la Tribune: Recueil des Principaux Discours Prononcés au Parlement ou Devant le Peuple par l'Honorable W. Laurier, P. C., C. R., M. P., Député de Québec-Est aux Communes, Depuis Son Entrée dans la Politique Active en 1871 Grand, droit, mince et maigre, figure pâle et maladive, cheveux châtains, abondants et à demi bouclés physionomie douce et sérieuse qu'un certain air de mélancolie rend sympathique manières sim...

Excerpt from Discours du Très Honorable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, C. P., G. C. M. G., Sur le Transcontinental National: Un Lien Destiné à Unir les Provinces en s'Étendant sur le Territoire Canadien, Transport de Nos Produits aux Différents Marchés de l'Univers Simpson, un'train du grand-nord ou du Canadian Northe'rn pourra prendre cette voie a n'importe quel endroit et se rendre jusqu'aux provinces maritimes. Sur ce point encore, nous avons donc p...

Excerpt from Discours sur le Libéralisme Politique Prononcé par M. W. Laurier, Député Fédéral, le 26 Juin 1877, A la Salle de MusiqueIl y avait plus de deux mille personnes rassem blées dans une salle qui en contient à peine douze cents dans les occasions les plus chères au public, les gardiens des portes, envahis par un ¿ot montant et grossissant sans cesse, avaient renoncé à recevoir les billets d'entrée, la foule était trop nombreuse et tro...

Excerpt from Manifeste de Laurier: RéciprocitéBlank leaves added during restoration may appear within the text. Whenever possible. These have been omitted from filming.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, prese...