CANADIAN NAVAL POLICY.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13648, 13 February 1913, Page 5

CANADIAN NAVAL POLICY.

FRENGH-GANADIANS ANT) THE

; EMPIRE.

ABHEREN'CE TO THE DOCAL

■NAVY.

deceived Feb. 12, 9.10 p.m.) Ottawa, Feb. 12

Mr. Lemioux, speaking in tW naval debate in the House of Commons, said thattoadians .would; pay tribute once ,nr twee to the Motherland, but after ZTZ tie may break. The Fr*nchConatos were fully alive to ije ™ny advantages under; the British flag, and did not< desire separation in any form from the-Empire;,but they, were determined to uphold the Canadian Navy ideal forvCanada. Mr. Lemieux charged with a deep laid plottho politicians of Britain and Canada. ' , ~*, Mr Lemiuex added that Canada did nob want a voice in the- decision of peace or war for the Empire. When ■ commenting" on preference He wag called to order for asserting that the jingoistic loyalty on both sides of tlie Atlantic proceeded: from we stomach and not the heart.