Canadian tariff debate highlights protective system and reform limits
The article discusses Canadian tariff policy under Laurier, arguing the protective principle remains dominant. It cites objections by manufacturers and critics who urge changes, while noting fears of reduced imports and economic impact. It claims there is little appetite for further reform despite calls to adjust duties.
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Fragmented text hints at political party strife and resignations
The passage discusses an honorable man under pressure to declare his stance, resign from a political faction, and sever ties with party members who relish favors. It references labor workers, a convention fee, and the hope of some members for rewards, all suggesting internal party dissent.
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Weeping Mx. HLaaurier Office Closes Before County Audit
In AtaTO area reports say the HLaaurier office halted operations ahead of a county audit. Local officials cited unspecified reasons and promised forthcoming statements. Residents await clarification on potential impacts to services and records.
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Fragmentary report notes a speech about the British Empire and a premier's declarations. It references reception, public opinion, and the school question amid political resolutions and regional concerns. Names include Patterson and Mr Sifts.
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