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HONORABLE R. L. BORDEN AND Hl NEWLY ELECTED CABINET

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When Sir Wilfrid Lai.\rier`resigned

office in favour of Mr. R. L. Borden hs left behind him a position that

HON. fl. J. DOHERTY, Minister of Justice.

innl been made great by the man,- the num who will go down to poster- ity us the greatest l’rime Ministcr siiici-_ .sir .l.A_ Macdonald, and wining slioiis wire not czis.V to fill and lluiugh lilr. liordcu hnil shown solncthing of his cniiiii-c as n statesman, while in opposition, he had yet to' show his worth us the flrst minister' of the crown. And the earliest test was the forming of his government. How he has succeeded we know. 'I`he prime miuister's difllculty was not Sir .l. A's when a friend once complained about the weakness of the make up of one of his governments, "Give me." and so min, -‘better timber and rn build :i lietter cabinet." liather if. was the splendid quality and number of

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his followers-practically it was the pri»ce~s of elimination. Further, it is an unwritten law in the Dominion that every Province shall be repre- sented as well as the two races and two great religions, so that while it would be possible to have chosen bet- ter individually, on the whole the cabinet chosen by'l’remier Borden to help him in the governing of this great country is worthy not only of the leader but of the people as well. In short it is a government of which Uanaila can be proud.

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government, most of the members of which are new to official life, the pri- vate characters and influence amongst

HON._BAM. HUGHES. Minister of Mllltlll- their fellows will help considerably *U

judge tl* reasons of their inclusion in this cally representative Cabinet Ol Canada. When the task of leading His Ma]esty's loyal opposition fell to Mr. ll. I.. Borden in 1901 the Con- servative party was weak in n\\u\b¢l‘S and there was jealousy within the ranks_and to make matters worse even his friends had little confidence in this quiet lawyer from Nova Sco- tia to ultimately lead his Part-Y to victory The did not know the man-

character both in pu'iic d - - llfii-and instilled inlto tilizm plsiilirig thing of his zeal and honest deter- mination to win. The work of ovei._ turning a' strong l§0Vernmeht was great but Borden and his men held on n.nd‘there is no doubt.that their oppositlon last session to the Liber; *ll Z0\'0l'“\l1€I1t \\'i1H a magnificent ex- ample of a fighting combination who had confidence in each other and their leader. Sir Wilfrid Laurier rsslizsij the strong position U( the Opposing" and trusting to the country again re- tU1'fl\1'1_l: hlin to power rc-signed. Again the I_“be"“l l"1`9i‘n.\ei' wus frustrated. Mr. Morden and his lil-utenants had

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HON`. GEURGIE l‘F.lll.I'lY, 'Minister without portfolio, organized the party so well that even Sir Wilfrid Laurier had no chance in the elections; This quiet rnnu from the Pl`0VlnC° by tlie<sen. had sur- mounted obstacles that few would uf- tempt. He had after ton years oi splendid labor -work, that as it be gan to be known gained the encour- agement nnd then the admiration noi- only-of his friends but of his politi~i

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HON. J. A. Iif)Il'GI-IE-'l<lll, Minister without portfolio.

cal foes-come to his own.

That Mr. Borden is determined to

carry on the governing of this coun- try himself-without the aid of busy bodies-was well exeniplified in the forming of his cabinet. Sir Hugh Graham of Montreal “S-tar" fame evidently thinking he had won the el- ection with his papertriell t0 f0fC€ one or two of his friends on to the Premier-but he failed.

Mr. llohcrf. Laird Borden, who is

the eighth l~’riine Minister of (lanndn since confederation \vas born fifty* seven years 1150 l“ me hamlet ‘Jr Grand Pre and after o. short scholas- tic career as D1"0f9SS0l° lu Gl°““'°‘?‘l Institute was called to the BM' In 1878. As a lawyer Mr. Borden soon nm] 5, good practice and his l\0P“l*1f' ity amongst his fellow-members of the Bar is evidenced in his retaining for ten years the presidency Oi the

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C., A. l\lACGRA'l`H. A coming Senator. Nova Scotia Barlsters' Society. Mr. Borden was first elected to _the House of Commons in 1896 for Halifax and tnnngh he was defeated in 1904 his ‘first constituency re-elected him in 1905, again returning him in the elec- tion that made. him Premier as well ns member.

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llettef Sf-HtcSmn_n than politician, then a new vista is open for Canadian stu- dents-a wider' appreciation of the possibilities of Uannda's prosperity on the world’s politics. Be that as it may in placing the destiny' ot their country in the hands of R. I.. florden the people of this country have tak- en a step that can only mean one tllin;.:-ll1mpi|-e building in its -bust sense.. _ .

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In asking the old war horse Hon. George Foster to join his govcrr`iment` as Minister of Trade and floiiirne1‘Ce,, Mr. Borden tool' n wise step for out- ‘ side his long and brilliant experiencsi in the political field under such lend-

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ireforms, Mr. Perley has, with his ‘speeches-which are always worth lis-

ties to take a saner course in the granting of building leases and the acquisition of open spaces for the

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people, This public spirited man ling given his time and his money to |.r1u:ticn|ly cvcry philnnthrophic in- iifiiuiiou in 1)f_in\\'n. and district..

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In S0l0Cting his minister of Justice,

Mr; BQ_rdr»u had many lawyers of ex- perience 'to choose-from, but when his cuuice ieli upon ex-judge C. J. Doher- ty everyone realized the wisdom of the si>peintn~.,cnt.. As n iurist any authority on coiistitlitional questions

ers as Macdonald, Tupper, Abbot and: Thompson, and as principal support-l

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'Minister af Labor. Probably one of the strongest men

in the new cabinet is the Hon. F'.D. Monk who represents mir French compatriots though he himself isl half I‘}ngli.s‘l1. Elected first in 1F96 this single minded patriot has taken 'his parliamentary responsibilities so seriously that his practlcwwhicli was a large one-had to suffer nnd`

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HON. LOUIS P. PELLETIER ln choosing the Hon. P. P. Pelle- '

tier to take the Post Office Depart- ment the Premier picked one Ol the most brilliantmzien in French Canada.

will do much to leaven the purelyl technical side'_of his great position. Judge Doherty-who is one of the most cultured men in the I'I‘ous\‘-.-is n brilliant conversatioualist and those who hnvel had the privilege of his company have left feeling stronger and with a_new confidence in human

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that the Interior portfolio should be in the hands of a western man, but lin the Hou. Robt. lingers from the Manitoba Government this custom is not only carried out hut as the little village of Lakefleld in _the Province of Quebec has the honor of being the

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the last election When Mr Per-

.tice. This experience will stand Mr. fl~’elletier in good stead in his new `duties.

Even as he won gold medals in his scholastic career, he won provincial portfolios when he was still 5 young man and his brillianey at the Ql1@\‘»9C liar won for him a large law PPM'

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Cabinet is Mr. W. B. Nantel who is

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. Minister of Marine and Fisheries. the new minister of Inland Revenue. I-le comes into the Government with

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A.. H. G(1Ol`rl'lVE, M. P. Who is slated for earxy promotion.

ment _and zsvé up the ri-nviiu~,isi portfolio of Lands_ and Mines to vn- tcr Federal politics evidently know- ing his opportunitie.~‘., should thc fion- scrvatives be returned. Mr. (‘.i<;iii<nii¢ is u. mon of strong common sense and holds in contempt anything Hlnockin-,g of the ward heeler. 'l`ln~ Department of Railways and (laiinin will suit Mr. (‘ocl\i':uie`s nbilities as u man nl'_bu.~liucss.

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For the second time in Fanadinn history an Englishman holds n f‘nb~ inet position in llzinnllzi--tlic other being Sir Mackenzie l_lo\ro=ll_ ¢-x-]'rinu- Minister. Mr. Martin liurrell is pro- bably the best innn thiifz could iw chosen for iho portfolio of .f\i;ricul»

ture, /He is n prnclicnl fnrnier and

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Minister of the Interior. u

a successful one at that. His parti- cular brnncli is fruit growing but lic knows all about every branch so ihat his experience combined with his splendid knowledge of publir :ifluirs and men will help Mr. liurrcll iu his propaganda of being the rr‘:il repre- sentative of the farincr in tlio gov- ernment.

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F. D. MONK ‘ fhree i'e|il'esi-nioti\'cs in flu*-_ g.»vcrii-

was but thirty-six_years of nge-had knowledge and good judgment srslypcr man Col. Sam will he the pub- xnade a fortune out of general and known assets of this intellectual’ grail! dwllllg and mining. Mr. Hog- 'giant. When in opposition his acid ers who bears a splendid reputation speeches were more feared by his .ip- in the West, is a typical son of the 'ponents than even Mr. I<‘oster`s; b\|t 501|. _B man.who calls a. spa/de a underneath all his apparent bruskness

Mr. ilrothers has n warm lienrt sis

licity agent of the Government. '

J. w. aicln and .W. J. R001-IE' There are two medical men in tho

f‘abinct, Dr. J. D. Reid of Prescott, \vho takes up the portfolio laid down

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if. D. tl-ioNK, Iiliuisiv-r of Public Works.

by Wm. i’ni‘erson-Customs; and Dr, W. J. liorhe, from Manitoba. whose position ns Hecieiary of Stato ls groiring in iinpo:-tance.

il'rN. \‘»`. 'l‘. WHITE

The nifnft ililliculf position in H16

L`:iliincf. f.l1;if‘ hir. liorilvn had to fill was ibut _of I<`iuunrinl Minister. 'Hs hni|~plcni__-,Y of good niateiiai to pick f`ro|n and in rlioosiug Mr. W.’I‘. Whit! from Toronto he selected one of tho best l\nou-n financial men in Canada. His gviiius for orixunimtion has be8l\ in great demand by the public insti-

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llii§{. W. J. ll()(`HE, h'c<'rctftl'y of State. iurious of Ontario and now that tho i~onni.i'_v luis the runminliii of his grant, i'nleui< funny iinnneinl rcfornis will be iniiiln.

.l. l). HAZFIN New lir\mswiek‘s loss in her Prime

lilinistrr is surely (‘nnada‘s gain, for n liarder fighter nnil more beloved man is not known in the Dominion. _Vlr_ ilu'/.en will liavc the delicate task ns Minister of Marine and Fisheries of adjustini: the nnvul policy of the new i;o\'eininr~ni. ‘\\*lin.t that policy ‘will lieif is not for one to suggest, ibut. ibut ii. will be in conformance ‘with thc l‘i'~‘\ni<-r's promises to tho ii.-ltr-i»»i~.s we iinri- c\er_\' coI\tillf‘llC%.

rinrli in brief is thi- personnel Oi the

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W. il. NANTEL, Minister Inland Revenue.

govcrnnient of Canada-a govern ont with u clean slate, for Premier 'gor- den has tied himself to no particlllll' policy and no particular clique. His bands are free, he has n strong gov-

l - -. ’ lxy-who.is s wealthy mun and head birthplace of _Mr. Rogers the llllas

Parlay & (lo.-went, in for politics he tive to its list. If Dl`8Vl0\\B “P071

He~|¢sv'e up his law l>l‘¢¢¢iC° Wl‘l°h was considerable, and gradually Kath'

1\re¢l‘s\-ound him youns men-each n iid-ii »ni»msi and of » irresrowwlilv

‘ The Premier is one of the -most.

of dfseiisa from our congested dis Interior for pr8vlous to his takin

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H I remi men in (‘anadn. and if it trfrts, and though he has not' sue- up political wort," this* strong man-

i,;(fei-isis us ‘bus been yssid, he is aeeeded as-yet in carrying out all his he was a cabinet iuinfster when h

of the great lumber firm of G. H. can claim an additional \‘0DT€BBIl'tl§",°l "h°'“'

determined .to make p rliament takcence goes foranything _Canada has in_ hi M n B a. kesner interest in tlie elimination Mr. lingers sn ideal Minister of the`_lz;};i>`\i'l¢;;\;i¢ff(l\lIl;nhl‘;‘ll‘ wh; l’]‘;°aczed as

C irmmi of on party. will muh s

t vfsory nature yet much is exll8¢f0‘l

'l‘. W. CROTHERS

Mr. Crothera who served A good

ernment backed up by A large party sent to ottawa by the will V of the

ix-on't_‘ like it-who during the long lp:-ople. 'I`ha't the Premier will give is omiogitimi in-_pi his pi-sip-_i~i-,ssiir np in good account of his stewardship is the seriitch. It will he rcmembr-.reditlie confident hope of Canadians-A that the ifolonrl also knows some- .stewardship that will make for tha

thing of real war linvini: served inipublic and materinl prosperity of Fiouib llfrivn. in-ini; nn old newslla- this fnlr dominion and its pe_onlo'.

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