Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Manitoba Free Press (Newspaper) - September 17, 1901, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Mohning free Tress Winnipeg. Tuesday set i Ember 16, i qom a Tom published every d a be i c e p t j1 in d Aye i o clock a. Rn., Hrth Manitoba for Presa company. At no. 223 my Dennit St i Ani Peg. E. N. Macklin. Fineness manager. Talk Phoeb it my he s. Editorial depart ment ads. Business office�?316 a. Job department�?1414. F conservatives carried Only five seats j a a nest of Lak Superior ten straight. I liberals bring returned and the mein ? hers for Winnipeg and Lisgar rounding e out the full tale. This result shows j g How rapid How Strong and How solid has been the growth of the Liberal party in Western Canada. Its strength is constantly increasing. Liberal Prin Freedom in truce. Liberty in religion Equality in civil right. Tuesday september it idol Ibe i Iii kit a is of Western Canada. The political history of Western Canada though it did not have its beginning until Long after the most important chapters of the political history of older Canada had been written already fills a goodly murther of pages in the Ever growing National Book of record which is held in the memory of the Canadian people. New As this Western country still is it is already beginning to have a past to look Back Over and reap the lessons j of experience from. That past May i eem but a Brief Span of years when regarded from the Point of View of one it the Greybeard provinces of older Canada but to us in the West it bulks with a respectable largeness in the Metros pc to. It is our own. And though he West has its face turned to the future it keeps in mind whatever there is of profit to be drawn from its past. In looking backward Over the political history of Western Canada and comparing it in a general Way with the political history of older Canada one cannot fail to not a How history has repeated itself. In the annals of older Canada the line is clearly marked Between the principles of the two historic political parties and Between the Cou res pursued by each. In Canada. Is in great Britain the Liberal party fought the Long hard fight that had to be steadfastly maintained to secure the responsible government and the free institutions we enjoy to Day. The conservative party behind its entrenchments of arrogance bigotry and tyranny raised by the family compact stoutly resisted the Advance of responsible government persistently claiming for themselves some sort of divine right to mis govern the country and when they had to give in at last to responsible government a that is to say the government of Canada by us own people and not by any ruling a lass or clique a they gave in Moat a graciously. Of course the similarity Between the political history of older Canada and that of Western Canada could Only be one of general outline. A nature brings not Back the Mastodon a a nor the family compact. But the Good old tory idea that the tory party have a sort of divine right to mis govern the country persisted Many Long years after the family Compaq i was As dead As Julius Caesar. During the first fifteen or Twenty years of the political history of Western Canada the doctrine was taught that the conservative party had not Only created Manitoba and the Northwest territories but also maintained them. The Dogma was Laid Down that it would to a crime both heinous and incomprehensible for any Ceder to want to vote against the conservative party. So powerful were the influences the it were brought to Bear to rub this in that As a result Western Canada was made a preserve and stamping ground for the conservative party. The Liberal party were simply not in it and had reason to be thankful that in the Fine a bracing air of the West they could not be prevented from breathing and allowing their blood to continue to circulate. In ail those years there was Only one a eat on the Liberal Side of the Dominion parliament held by a representative of a constituency West of Lake Superior and when or. Watson retired from the Dominion House to enter the Manitoba government there were iwo sessions during which there was not a solitary Liberal member of parliament from Manitoba a the territories a British Columbia. Those were the Days when if Ever a political party a Light be said to be in sore Straits to a weak and to be helplessly struggling against an overwhelmingly powerful adversary it was the Liberal party in Western Canada. Strongly conservative was this province that when the conservative government fastened upon Manitoba the Fetters of a giant railway monopoly Manitoba even then continued to Send to Ottawa a majority of members to support that outrage in parliament. In the very i j in a a a a a a a a 4 a a a a a a a a a a a a a the september Issue of the International monthly published at 148 col Caples Are establishing themselves More j legs Street Burlington Vermont has and More widely. As the Young men i an article by e. W. Gobs which is of the country grow up and enter upon their duties and responsibilities As Canadian citizens their study of Public questions and of the records of the political parties leads to their enrolling themselves under the Liberal banners. Of the constituencies went of Lake Superior which were not carried by piece of critical writing thinks they Are both Ann immortality. He says a of the in a Mense crowd or living novelists it must be obvious even to those who i i acknowledge genuine entertainment. ,. From their works that the bulk Are supporters of re Wilfrid Lam Sci no loomed to pass away. Like a Venice november last there is not one in and her people a in the to. In they Are which if there were an election to be worn to Bloom and drop. There awesome of whom we May be in doubt brought on to Day the Liberal part whether their work i3 absolutely would not score a Victory in no acc permanent or no. There Are a lion of Canada Are the liberals More j few of whom we May be More or less i aggressive Moi sure of the future Ertain that their Fame will not be a entirely deciduous that they May have than in this great West which Tram j endure vicissitude but never Corn being a tory preserve is being steadily i Pieta extinction. Of this minute real Liberal Strong i doom those who in my opinion Are i and Cal life in the 11 George Iii. Lends Merit p a ? origin i i. J j j treatment. There is re in a Tures qut detail. Ii finds Lien own a bigots to. , and a politicians a o a a. J a in. Red. I Vvs rth Cue exit Luton of a chapter on we narrative virtual j by ends a the beginning get the "oar1 Wiki Republican France. The few i pages which Are Given co tire contest with Napa Eon and the period of he j Regency Are More the in a if i real of r ire interest it in entitled a Quot Teri be ministry of Pitt and the or great literal Lantere. T. It t. Ennui a Ciao the in. During the per the historic place of or. Meredith it Vij the Olvat War it cons j and or. Hardy a and is a notable changes arid anguished. And it is in such things a. Or. My of team Ysma tej v it or. Gusset _. earthy 1s chiefly Ynte neater. Rue breach with the colonies is on the whole the leading topic Burke fax and Pitt Corm next Warren Hastings third and finally he Irish disturbances. Transformed hold. Into most certain of enjoying this humor a Good marry of our readers says the new York i ii s ital it my it be will remember Quot the Jukes a Public l about Twenty years ago and reciting Haw one Vreto Titre woman became the progenitor of hundreds of criminals j idiots and paupers. The author of j that powerful Sura a i study was Rich-1 a j l. Dug Dale who founds i in new i York the society tor political de Yon lion now Sci unix in i nil the a it j a piety published a the Reader s guide j in Al of Kwiec ipod to and i optical i i i enc Quot edited by it. A Bowker Ani i Meredith and a a k l these one has enc edited by it these on a Geage lies. That Tittle Book proved so useful it to librarian. Teach pm students and read to advocate Tih it the Pality arc Georg Meredith and Thomas Hardy. Of these one has ii before the world As an author for a lift other i 30 us. A i so Storar Haiie la thirty years. We risk utile in us Lynx a a a a a i to Lutera dts-1 tor granted that the writer of the a Quot ail put Audi. Of tora egoist and of a the return of the na-1 l>a1, a the i american Library Assoc radon. I no new York Trines Satu Ray review of j i july 13 described the a guide to Abe i literature of american edit j Wes i i Ltd Canadas sen atari Al i Rit leg fax axion. There Bas been considerable Cushion in the Webern papers about the. Ive will live in English literature. Means whereby uhe West could Eure a it should Iash in a Kinin to additional Senafort provided it were j them any exact rank in the Hierarchy agreed that As a result of the recent out they will unquestionably be there., which the Assoc a to on i he adv Elf Stoin in or it will be with Fielding and Jane a juju a Quot a. A f t a a a a Quot o Hardy. Work. Or. To a a a a a Jeonte Lone Januth. of the Lipper House. It in1he preference to Quot the return of. A my the Tny a Hie next the discussion really or. A mated of this great novel he1 lie. It i an article in the free press in Whicha Ayi a the present writer expresses a a merely personal opinion yet one which j Aast Een shared by Many of the Best was j judges of the age when he admits hat he regards this Book a the most Kacy in listen gushed work of fiction produced in the English language during the last membership of the Eastern provinces Quarter of the nineteenth Century. In in the Senate was him Lucid by the con deliberately recording this it is in there never was a time in the history of this store that we had such Confidence in our suits for men. A simply perfect describes them without any exaggeration. If fines materials Sterling Worth newest styles and Good tailoring coupled together with faultless fit count fir anything then we re in in front Nix to stay. Our overcoats Are built on the same plan. Always a pleasure to Shaw goods at Correct cloth piers. With Chich it iwas stated that legislation to this end would trave to be obtained from Che Imperial parliament. This denied by several of our Cater poor Arles who asserted Chat while the f tit ution title Canadian parliament Haji possible to avoid perceiving that it. J fives to a tile return of the native a k7w� r of itself to change the Ivin place not merely Superior to Adenir a to k a Ion from the m or provinces. Owing a to this dive Rasmy of of Irlon it the free Presa has looked into the in idler further and can now state upon the Best a possible auth it if Tytha a while rho pan i Ann eat of Canada can increase the number of senators from the territories if 5t is deemed do sir table it has no such Power with to Eit tier British Columbia or Manitoba. In both these cases Imperial ieg1s.atl.3n would be necessary. It 1s by no Means however let it hut Che rime bus yet come far action in this Molter. It is True Liat compared who the maritime provinces the West s represent Tat Ion in the Senate is v by scanty but it is equally True that compared a Quot the Ontario we have More senators than we Are in Iju to. C-1 to. We must not forget i hat population Ber Shrp of tile Senate to the same degree that a t d ies t be House of commons. The territories have More ground for Vam plaint Tenn either Manitoba or British coir Matoia thu Vang Only two representatives for an immense territory and a gnawing population and As Parlia Twena has Jurist Ioctl ii in a far As they alone ire concerned. Letisia upon May in enacted granting them another member. Able novels by other accomplished writers but also above the eight or j nine charming and valuable books a Volch or. Hardy has published since 1h78. But in replying to that objection. I would say at once that in their own j mass and of their own kind i think no stories of recent times Are More i perfect than for example a the Trum i pet major and a the Wood i a i i might even admit that the former of these is More enjoyable than a the return of the native. It is obvious that books by several writers of very great and various Talent whom t will not name Here present sides of life and literature so charming that they deserve Che highest appreciation. Rut when i Bink of them All in their varied january. It to be that of economic and political literature taken in hand on the same Jud Omus plan. Mr., Larned to a Veteran editor and i i i inet Boda Tai enlisting the a i for �hi3 historical Nui de Mark his a a difficult task. He sought and found critics of informed an i i temperate judgment Quot a would exp press with regard to every important Book the opinion in Quot a a Hocti the scholars i of the country in the main agree. In live economic and Polit Hantl Field where i protect on is to and free traders lace j a ii Aiyer where socialists mud in Are at swords Points tire j a a appraising editor will have a path even More thorny than that of Anteri i ran history. In ail ilk an Rod the will be to give every cont Rog ers a1 f Wark two. Notes one by a critic in j sympathy with i he author the Orther it by a reviewer of a contrary mind. 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Alden the London Cor j respondent Ltd the new Yolk limes i saturday review a that Jonn logic-1 Sant sold soon after its publication no fewer than no mgt a copies. Itus wad nut wholly due to the fact that or. J Gladstone Piat aed it of a or the Book Hail i decided mud reasonable Merit. Hut i Why 1s it that apparently no one really Yai s ago Ana Nate various por Seldom hears its mime mentioned. The ipe but there is a1- Book was Good enough to Jive. Ani it. Nin ates it nil. That u strange that it has fallen into Suco Weham and cleverness it is As when from a distance one surveys a rolling lit to Day ? Only a few mass of mountains. There Are a i everyone was Reading it. Now one Lozen which illuminate various por i Seldom hears its name mentioned. I be coins of the Landers ways one which Dom Central position in the fiction of the end of the nineteenth Century seems but has it fallen into neglect lies not govt run to a n1i it eng bes Ond All Ron Tradlec imagine if the truth were known that lion to a the return of the native a there has always been a Road tragic of George Meredith a works or. Demand for it. The punishes Mac Fiew in agreement with most critics Indian amp co., have just added it a it regards Quot the egoist As the Book their six Penny aerie and have issued which definitely fixes his place among a Large edition of it. They would not the master novelists of the Century i have done this had they not been Eon but there will always we think. Be a 1 Vinced that there was a Sale for it. Considerable minority that will Champ it is difficult to conceive of a worx Ion the right of a or ichor fever a to displaying to Many Fine imaginative be regarded As the fairest Flower of his and literary qualities Ever falling into Genius. I obscurity. A John Ingle Sant will never Appeal to the multitude but it will never Lack for admirers. A it rival of o it it Royal \ ish o is i the methodist Magazine and a 1 View f in september Toronto we. 1 Briggs presents a Good table of con tents. The first of its illustrated or a tides deals with the protestant i churches As among the builders of takes place to a and will be continued wednesday w w thursday c r a Kas ii the Imperial j almost opposite . 460 to 464 our grand millinery opening it it h t a a j. R it a i to h j if b Fra it a millinery opening my threat fall millinery opening which the ladies of Winnipeg have been looking Forward to with extreme pleasure takes place to Day. Wednesday amp thursday ? having just returned from the East where f went on an extensive purchasing tour and to pick up the very latest and Best ideas and novelties in the millinery Art i am better prepared than Ever to satisfy All demands and that at most reasonable Price i therefore cordially invite you to visit me on my open ing Days and see the magnificent display your admiration and Purchase. I have prepared for hrs. R. I. Johnston 204 Isabel Street near Cor. Of Ross St. The world has been Reading during 1 Nova Scotia a it he article being one of a series from sir John o. Boil Rinot a work. The telling of a the Story of architecture in continued by Isaac Ogden Rankin. The Romance of a the killing time is a Story of scottish history by Rev. Alfred q. Irwin. B. A., b. D. And a the Romance of missions is the Story of so. Boniface the apostle Loyal attachment no less enthusiastic of Germany told by Rev. Or. Withrow await our Royal visitors on this Side editor of the Magazine. The editor a a gives a sketch of sir Henry Fawcett the Pas a months the accounts of the enthusiastic Welcome which Australia extended to the heir apparent of the throne of the Empire and his Consort. Now the Dominion will Ghow the world that demonstrations of Welcome and of it of the Globe. The Landing of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York at Quebec yesterday was one of the great moments of history. They have voyage from the far australian Commonwealth where thirteen thousand Miles from England they have been loudly acclaimed by Loyal subjects who had the Blind postmaster of England re producing the facts form the Story of his life told by Sarah Knowles Bolton. A the roman Villa at a lord Leighton a a Sega the Kaffir a antique spoons a a emissions and the social problems a Quot the Saint of the parsonage a a the Church a the a a turned less and its result Quebec even As the tourist sees it to Day is incomparably the most in a r ii a a re i 1 Forest lug of Canadian cities. However Janet following Days of the week. Much May be done to raze its Fine old i buildings and to Vul Arize its streets to the semblance of the Thormin Ghai is t of Chicago or new York the exquisite Beauty of tis sue we always Muke a cordial invitation is sex a Magnet for travel Rue hts tory or Quebec is of profound int rest. And us materials Are widely scattered in the tended to All to visit out show archives of the cite a itself of Montreal j Ottawa Paris new York and Rome. For some years the writing of that history has be a a labor of love to dr., James Douglas of new York. A native of Qutb Carpi in Early life a student at Laval. During i8th> and a a it it he was president of the american inst Lute of mining engineers he has Long j been president of the Copper Queen company whose mines and works Are in Arizona. Despite the pressure of j his business engagements or. Douglas room on opening Days never before set eyes on them. I ing a the missionary Vista a a a Torlan. This it has found in William what one of the ancient pm great preacher Are the headings of Mclennan the author of a Spanish dire of the Earth Bas in its i a a me of a or other articles. Among the John it the Span o and Quot in old Perea or 1 names of the writers Are Rev. J. W. Prance anal his work As a Davidson b. A., b. D. T. W. Greene novelist has interrupted his labors As Rev. J. P. Berry b. A Annette l. A historian but no More competent note Jay Benson Hamilton d. D. Hand could plan and execute it the con Elspeth template history. History a Story to Ina itch that ? and now comes Canadas turn to be honoured by the presence of the Duke and Duchess in their Globe girdling tour of the Empire. From Ocean to Ocean the Canadian people join with one Accord in bidding their Royal guests Welcome to the Dominion. The ceo. Crais co., lid. A the Gay and festive Oyster a mrs. Emma k. Hornibrook. Moray m. Frederick Rev. W. Harrl-1 son. Rev. Henry e. Whipple d. D. I concerning Austin do sons Forth l. L. D. J coining a life of Samuel Richardson a. K. contends in the sphere facts about presidents contends no Public nowadays for and that Only publishers i portrait of Tilston and under it this who can afford to treat literature in a the september critic new York $2 that there is year ha3 for frontispiece a striking Richardson i Theodore Roosevelt is the you Tiff president of the United states. The Ages of the various presidents at the time of assuming office were As follows Washington .�7 j. Adam. »2 year when this province was brought Madi Sonas to the verge of civil War by the i Monroe of action of the conservative government i 9a a a a jackson<�2 at Ottawa it elected four conserve j Van Buren.00 lives and one Liberal four enemies w. H. Harrisons and one Friend of provincial rights at a tylenol the general election. So deeply ingrain Taylor. 185 e l was conservatism in a h la. And to Strong is the continuing Force of old ties Early political Educa powerful passage from his recent reply i to the decree of the holy Synod cd a communicating him a whether these my beliefs offend Grieve or Are a j Aure of stumbling whether they Are in the Way of anything or anyone i a an change them As Little As i can my flesh. T have to live by myself and by myself i must die and very soon and therefore i can not believe in any other Way than As i do believe while preparing to return to that god from whom i among the other portraits of interest Are a photograph of or. And mrs. Hall Caine on the Steps of their Home. Greba Castle Isle of Man Robert Louis Stevenson from a Wood Cut by Bryden Pierre loll we. Vaughan Moody w. S. Gilbert from a photo. And Victor Hugo from is now in season and Vrh a served lip As a soup or a Stew should be Recti Pink the inside of one of our que a tire Elk plate Oyster Tureen. They have Thouy Halides to prevent the burning of the waiters hands. Splendid goods. Price 413.00. acc. 00 i been purchased by or. Hugh c. Mac can. Publisher of the ladies Magazine Toronto. The journal which j was established Many years ago will j be discontinued As a distinct Publica a lion and will be merged into the ladles Magazine which has already won a place for itself As the popular for this reason an abridge Home paper for Canadian women. Harold Frederick a posthumous novel the Market place a scans to have a ult it my run i Wood Cut by Bryden. There Are Quot to it. A i a Quot i of life. The am Estern can of j. W. Illey and �?~ft.?., Quot for Quot m the Frederick a. A Corn inning Pierce a. Fabricated the ii tha a. I. Princely fashion would think of reissuing his works a dictum which tha Academy of lord n re echoes. This May be True in England and we had supposed it to a True of this country until inquiry among the Sellers of second hand old time and cheap books proved the contrary says an american literary publication. A ��?T1ar-issa�?� is considered by most people of literary taste to be a very Fine Story. It is realistic in the sense that a air is told and not merely the average. But then in these Days of Rush and a achieved aspirations few persons have the time to read the Book through. _ not an expurgated edition of the work which has recently been is cd will be Welcome by Many. In fact the Quot cutting has been a cleverly done red ensigns 1 1=2 to 6 yes Long White Blue Dominion the Width of a Flag is half its length. Made of Best wove Bunting. Order Early the demand is great 44 3 6 44 44 44 2 6 44 44 44 3 6 44 44 is 3 6 44 44 Ashdown so. Min. .52 -57 .47. 5-i .4d .51 k 4 is. .58. A .43 of that year the re were actually no i next in order to Roo Welt in Point less than nine straight liberals elect of it Outh was Gran it 47, Cleveland . Lion. Established traditions and exist Johnson. Ing political affiliations. The political earthquake of is fit Shook things tip in a most extraordinary manner throughout this Western Cleveland. Stamping ground and preserve of the Harrisan a Mckinley. Conservatives. In the general elect on Roosevelt Grant. Hayes. Garfield. Arthur. Anthony Hope. The critic is one of the most interesting of literary monthlies. In addition to a number of reviews of current works Che september Issue contains among others the following literary articles a study of professor Saint Bury s a a history of by Lewis s. Gates a sketch of the turmoil which arose in Spain because of the production of Galdos fiercely anti Cdr Cal play a Electra a an appreciation of we. Vaughan Moody whose Stokes company report that it has just passed its forty third thousand. As Many of our readers will , j it is a Story of finance and business j schemes for men and of social struggles and English oos try life for women. Its a a hero is said to have bean copied from or. Whittaker Wright who recently came such a Crapper in connection with the be Bol mine. Was a modern Book by a new author from whom one might expect great things in the future. There is no reason Why old novels of the same length a the original a a Ciarissa Quot should not be dressed up in modern form provided that their interest is human and for All time As that of a a Clarissa certainly is. Richard Blakemore. The author of a Aloma Doone a was a versatile letter John Morley is getting on but slow writer. Who took great pains with his by with his i if a of Gladstone. He has de West of i so Clin Iriner 48, and fierce and at 4�?Tj recent volume is said Quot to contain More private correspond a a Nee. H a i few thus far done Little beside sorting tie up nor. Ana Only each it All the others a re taj or Over of Promise and of performance too friendships but Clung with tenacity to accumulation of papers at Hawarden. A v an straight tories or. D Aron my j president Roosevelt is one of to tree than any other first collection of verse literary associates whom he liked. A a imagine a life of nearly ninety years earthy carrying Brandon. Here was a graduates of Harvard to occupy the in English that we have seen for Many the Experiment of collecting his letters full to the utmost capacity a says or. Involution a but the chiefs of Ihfe re it a presidential chair tin Ether two Ling a Long Day a a a history of the comic Wjt be made since unlike the Correl Morley in response to an inquiry As to Quot t a Quot a Quot a a papers in Anteri a with reproductions Pond in a of in darn authors what he the r a Tress he is making. Of title pages and striking cartoons wrote to his friends had a distinctly. An interesting essay on a Swift Jour literary Quality. Hall Caine has Eon Nalta Stella a by George a. A Ken rented to edit thin volume of Black a a a real conversation with w. Suji More letters. Bent by we. Archer and an essay on Victor Hugo by Paul Bourget in j John Adams and his son. John Quincy a creative party regarded it lightly. I Adams. Washington Jackson Van they All asserted that it a due solely Buren Taylor Fillmore Lincoln. To the school question and that when Johnson Cleveland and Mckinley had pointed pay agr apse. That troublesome and abnormal Issue was taken out of the Field of politics no College education. Roosevelt is the fourth president whose Horn was in new York state Western Canada would return to its the other a in Van Buren. Fillmore a a a or. Cleveland. All four except Cleve a that 11 land was born in that state. Cleve in ti1. To Kirk volume of their a this land was born in new Jersey. I tory of the four a Georges and William tha Canadian Home journal rut one to bins is greater than Success. Has and that is another Effort after a failure. Never could be anything else than Oon Ergative. Had t the very sail of the Northwest been inoculated with the a rms of tory politics ? so confident Quot Ere they that sir Charles Tupper and a or. Macdonald predicted on the eve of j the general election of last year that j the conservative party would carry j a every seat West of Lake have you tried it Meerchaum Cut plug smoking tobacco. I in a i happen or. Cumin mho Arthy j and or. J. H. Mccartthy cover Che its All right. But in the last general election ihei5old everywhere Loc per package a a a a a m11 a ii no is it. A a Tell the a a j Smth Erens things no by refuting to Tell done to throw them away. A by a than be president of a school Hoard whole reign of George Iii. Although a vow mini All the Good poets Are deed. This should the name of his son stands on the Abs not of 4tbjow away the Sno shoe it it u a Al Jomn warn nor t0 for. V Rightm. Title a go the general design of the which Are Obe Ery Kiugo Dods cts of today who a aspirations. Work is traceable to or. 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