U.S. CONGRESS
AN ANNEXATION SPEECH. Press Association—By Telegraph— Copyright. WASHINGTON, April 29.. In the House of Representatives Mr Princo (Illinois), speaking on the Tariff Bill, said that tho pouring of Americans into North-west Canada and tho attitude of tho Democratic party, followed by their efforts to secure Freetrade, had only one aim—tho annexation of Canada. Tho Canadians ought to undeceivo themselves. What Uncle Sam wanted he generally obtained, as history showed. The other speakers made no reference to Mr Prince's speech. THE FIGHT FOR CHEAP FOOD. WASHINGTON, April 30. (Received May I, at 8.5 a.m.) The Democrats have secured preference to the Farmer,.,' Free List Bill, and they believe they will carry the Bill in a week's time. They accused the Republicans of being the working man's enemy, and of bringing hordes of foreigners into America in order to secure cheaper labor.
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Evening Star, Issue 14554, 1 May 1911, Page 6
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