CANADIAN POLITICS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 985, 28 November 1910, Page 7

CANADIAN POLITICS.

THE NAVY DEBATE. BrTelcera-Dh-Press Association—GoDyriEht. ■ Ottawa, November 25. In the Canadian House of Commons fho debato on tho Address-in-Reply was continued. '■"'-,. . ' ■!■ , Mr. R. L. Borden, Leader of the Opposition, speaking on the navy question, declared that the policy of tho Conservatives, if they got into power, would,be ■to find the exact situation as to the Motherland's naval defence, and act accordingly, with a view to aiding Britain, provided Canadians endorsed that course. A permanent policy ought to be laid before the country for its decision. - ■ ' • Mr. Borden then moved an . amendment to tho Addrcss-in-Rcply, regretting the Government's unwillingness to consult tho people regarding the navy. ' ; ' A CHALLENGE. , (Rec. November 27, 5.5 p.m.) Ottawa, November 26. The Oppositionists challenged Sir Wil)rid> Laurier to croato a vacancy in JVestcrn Canada, with tho object oi testing the opinion of supporters of tlio Federal Administration in the West on the Navy question. 'A CARDINAL UNHONOURED. Ottawa, November 25. _ The Dominion Senate adopted a meSon for the production of correspondence regarding the matter of a guard of honour not being furnished Cardinal Vannutelli, the Papal legate, at tho Eucharistic Congress in September last. The Government has been criticised iy French Canadians for not thus honouring the Pope's representative