CANADIAN POLITICS.
MORE WRANGLING IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. United Press Associr tion— By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright OTTAWA, Docombcr 1. The Minister of Marine (Mr Brodeur) complained in Parliament regarding articles published in French Nationalist newspapers, and raised the question of privilege. The newspaper -'Le Devoir" accused him of intentionally misleading the House in attributing to it articles it had never published. The Minister acknowledged that '-Lo Devoir" did not publish the articles, but alleged that his error had arisen iinintentionallv. Mr Blonding, a French-Canadian, declared that Mr Brodeur accused him of anti-British speeches during the Quebec election, lie emphatically denied delivering the speeches alleged. The incident closed without result. in the House, Mr Foster accused Sir Wilfrid Laurii r of not living up to his appeals against race prejudice.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 9
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