CANADA AND THE HINDUS.

Mataura Ensign, 1 July 1914, Page 5

CANADA AND THE HINDUS.

PROBLEM FpRJTHE COURT. BJ ELEOTErC — COPTEIGHT. * peb r.N-nii-' t:*w»s assoctwion | OTTAWA, June 29. The Kcma-'ita .Uaru case has been presented (-,. °tlu-t'-urt-of Appeal. The CMi:f tiVfs 'i:oi appear to agree with the '-.v ve.j i'."' 'he Hindus on,any importai :> pi ii !| though no ruling has been made. \:i r lordships took the issue «f. :K)inc'ilV'i'iiieal points and appeared to lc:-!i »ward« 'getting a com-mon-sense view I 7 ! ho chief reason for which the Hind}"* ask u> be landed is that the- a>v Tc;>!;v fanners and, not laborers, -.h.nvl'' !»e Court of Inquiry held and -' ■f'.nii.'uHum officials argue that Hindus <l:iu. •:;. J be classed as laborers, j It is suited i l!:at Canada cannot impose the 'Yo'it'imous journey from India" legislate in ivkard t-o how a 'British subject : -hall Impend his 'time' before coming U <.':imV<la. that the Domin'on Government ralrir.'H no more legislate to keep laborerl- -uf ef British Columbia than to K..|'i> doctors out of Nova Scotia, and tl;i t '.uohiliitioii must he nation-wide. I