CANADA'S NAVAL POLICY.
"NOW FULLY DEBATED."
(By Ae«oc;ation.-Copyright.) OTTAWA, February 7. The Premier (Mr Borden) hus decided that the naval question has now been fully debated, leaving the Opposition to decide whether to continue the debate indefinitely in order to compo; Mr Borden to dissolve tho House.
Mr R. Macdonald attacked the Premier's decision. A great principle was at stake. Did Mr Boiden pretend to know more of naval matters t.han Lord Charles Bercsford, or oven Premier Fisher? Instead of her duty as Australians did, Canada proposed to give up ijjor status as a nation in the Empire, and become subservient to the Imperial Council.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14586, 10 February 1913, Page 7
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