ROYAL GOVERNORS.
A CONNAUGHT DYNASTY FOR CANADA. PRO-CONSULS OF EMPIRE; By Telegraph—Prcsn Aseoeiatlon—Oopyrifflit "Time!'."—Sydney "Sun" Special Cables. Ottawa, October 29. The ''Toronto Globe" commends tho Montreal "Daily Telegraphy proposal that Prince Arthur of Connaught should be the next Governor-General of Canada, and that the Dukes of Connaught '■ should be made hereditary GoveniorsGeneral, thus founding a new dynasty, giving Canada virtually a King, and introducing a departure which might mean that every Dominion would ultimately be presided over by a separate branch of the Royal Famiiy_. Tho "Globe" says that Prinoo Arthur is un unknown quantity; ho may or may not have the attributes of a statesman, If he wants to become 011© of tho proConsuls of tho Empire it would bo bet- : ter wore ho to have his apprenticeship in a less conspicuous office. There may be 110 real objection to a Court at Ottawa, but .undoubtedly t'hero would bo to hereditary Governors-General.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1894, 31 October 1913, Page 7
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153ROYAL GOVERNORS. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1894, 31 October 1913, Page 7
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