CANADA'S DESTINY.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 119, 18 May 1909, Page 5

CANADA'S DESTINY.

.^TO BUHiD ONE -OKEAT ' IMPERIAL POWEE." ; Ji. S3SBTEM OFC3O-PARTNIBSHIP. . [PBEBB AlfflO0IATION:3 (Resceived M»y .17, 9.55 p.m.) ■ NEW TORK, May 17. ' Mr Foster, formerly Canadian Minister for Finance^ speaking,at the Canadian Club, Neiw 3Tork, declared tfestt the boundary4ine between <3a»ada and the United States was not imaginary-, but a liiw9X>f sjbeel azwl 'adamant. , ; f v > . ."Each country," said Mr Foster, jcontinue to work' otit its own ideals. There is in Canada a growing feeling that our destiny is gradually, and without forcing and without friction, to build out of the Motherland and Overseas Dominions one great Imperial Power. Our heart is ripe, -and we have travelled a long way to- ' wards .the system of co-partnership.''

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