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THE DAILY EXAMINBR, CHARLOTTETON AUGUST 13, 1900

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PAIGN.

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It is just as we expected, Mr. Tarte’s ' Patrie does not approve of the Liberal Conservatlve candidate for Queens. The selection of Mr. Hetheringten by the convention at Gagetown has sent the Montreal organ, purchased for Mr. Tarte by Mr. Greenshields, into more extensive and elaborate hysterics ihan those displayed by the St. John organ of Mr. Blair, for which also Mr. Green- shields helped to pay.

La Patrie of Tuesday devotes its leading editorial to the Queens con- vention, and mixed it up with a gener- al attack on Tores Orangemen and fanatics, generally. This is the way the tirade begins :

« The Tory party is the party ef in- tolerance. The Orange lodges are tory committees. From Clark Wallace to Hugh Graham we discover in the camp of the enemy the elements of hatred against the French province of Quebec.”

With this lurid beginning La Patrie proceeded to say that the Tory chiefs are all “intolerants.” “Clark Wailace never opens his mouth without insult- ing the French-Canadians.” Mr, Haggart, Mr. Sproule, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Taylor and others cordially detest us and prove it on every occasion.” Not content with these slanders on some of the fairest men in Canadian public life, La Patrie opens fire on Sir William Meredith, who has not been in politics for several years Perhaps no man in Ontario is more universally respected than Chief Justice Meredith, who lately had the honor of unanimous election to the position of chancellor ot the Provincial University in succes- sion to Hon. Edward Blake. But the best that Mr. Tarte’s organ can say of him is that “for fifteen years in Ontario the Tory party was directed by Sir William Meredith. an eater of the French, and all his efforts tended to snatch from our compatriots of the neighboring province their separate schools and their language.”

Next La Patrie attacks the Liberal- Conservative press, mentioning a num- ber of Ontario papers, which it des- cribes as organs of Sir Charles ‘Tupper and insulters of French-Canadians. Particular mention is made of the out- rages ot these journals on the question of the contingent.

“Chiefs and organs,” say La Patrie, are possessed by the same fanativism. Clark Wallace is to-day the high-priest of intolerance, and at the same time the right arm of Sir Charles Tupper.” All this is preliminary. The culmin- ation of the crime of intolerance is the nomination of Mr. Hetherington. That candidate has the honor of a place be- yond Sir William Meredith, Sir Charles Tupper, Mr. Foster aud other fanatics.

La Patrie proceeds: ‘The bad ele-

} ment so far prevails among Mr. Ber-

gerson’s allies that they choose as a candidate for Queens the famous H. B. Hetherington.” This is intended to turn the French-Canadian vote against the excellent French-Canadian member for Beauharnois, who refused to follow Mr. Tarte or to condemn the Canadian intervention in the wars of the Empire.

The ‘Tarte organ prints once more the falsehoods about Mr. Hethering- ton’s speech in the parish cf B uns- wick. The slanders, proved on the oath of many witnesses to be fase, are all set forth. Mr. Hetherington 1s ac- cused of saying that the next election would not be run between Liberals and Conservatives, but beiween Protestants and Catholics, and to have declared that the people of the maritime provinces must prepare to conquer Quebec, Mr. Hetherington is also de- scribed as the “chief organizer cf the Tory party,’’but whether for the prov- ince or Dominion La Patrie does not say. It does, however, solemnly as- sure the gentle Quebec readers that Mr. Foster himself had chaige of the convention at Gagetown.

Then comes the appeal to race and religion. Hear La Patrie:

The province of Quebec, to protect ts best interests, must refuse all sup— port to the party of these fanatics. We have nothing to gain, but everything to

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Public orde:, the welfare of the country, national prosperity, demand that we should leave in opposition the demagogues, the producers of national and religious hate.”

One more turning to Mr Bergerson, who is as good a French-Canadian and Catholic as Mr. Tarte, La Patrie ac- cuses him ef a loss of moral sense ve- cause he allies himself with “Clarke | Wallace and his savage band.” |

This at first sight is amusing. But it has a serious side. We should have |

A yy a had the same thing if any one else | § KY Ys Uy XY AY Pure and

had been nominated in Queens, for La

Patrie slanders Chief Justice Meredith, YY Fragrant

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Sir Charles Tupper, Mr, Foster and Hugh John Macdonald, who are not, “Orangistes,” just as it does Mr. Wal-

lace, or Mr. Taylor, or Mr. Hethering- | ton. It had the same sort of attack | on the premier of Manitoba when he

turned Mr. Greenway out. ‘The same | appeal to the people of Quebec to rise | as one man and protect themselves from the enemy was made over the election of Mr. Flemming in Carleton. _ Every nomination and every election is a text for La Patrie, Le Soleil and | | Mr. Tarte in their appeal to the peo

ple ot Quebec to vote ina solid body against the Tory fanatics. and to turn out of parliament every French Cana- dian C:beral Conservative, because they are allallies of the alleged intolerants. Such appeals must have their effect. Coming day after day to the same people, they work on their pride or their fear or their naturally jealous regard for their own creed and race. These appeals are intended to hold the

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feeds the fire of suspicion in his own \ Besten {via Windsor ‘

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The purpose of the appeal is to drive from public life the few remaining French-speaking Conservativemembers who include in their numbers some of the ablesr and most worthy and broad- minded men in this country. ‘There ire no better men in parliament today then Mr. Bergerson, Mr. Casgrain and Mr. Monk, and none who have enjoy- ed mcre of the respect and «gteem of tiose who know them. These nen c .nnot be attacked 01 thei: Own record

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Return tickets will be issvuei from a): stations wees of Royalty Junction st one tirst-class fare on August 21st, g ol te return on Auguat 23rd.

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