The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-06
Hon. David Mills
Speech at Detroit.
FAR REACHING SUIT.
Curious Anti Cartoon Legis-
lation in California.


At 4be CamnbeIl 5a,, o,1,1,,.,4,.,,,
a., 49,. " ''oii W
'ie Detrolt Bar Association Hon.
David Mills, minister of Justice in Can
ada. spoke on comparative corsti+,,tf,,,,
al low nr, ,rtu.
-iiiI9 u d lecturer on con-
sututfonai law in the law school at
Toronto A portion of his remarks fol-
lows,
44ld Win US many people who sup
pose that your federal constitution was
evolved by some original nrooass from,
tbo ,,,;,,s o''
'--N7 VI d ie" apIe thinkers Inc
trainers OF Your constitution We're far
too wise to trust to their own movers to
t,reate a Now syste.,,, ,,f ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,4.
they adjusted institutions mat thev al
tsad,y 49,, ~ u tioiia tI'at tneS al
arisen No sI,ste,,, 81 Ii9 1l
tlurabIe ,,,bic7 - ~ ,i+ a. ~ az ~
actAr Of tba 1910 .,,ts ~ - 'iie Iiie'l
tboritv NJ, - 49,, teu 70 us a.
povernino Win 80 ian anu
rhafed nv, q ,,o,;t;aa, -, STUNT 70 pe
have n he rt,oI55 a. u a. "ntSH tHe9
..Tbae ero,.er,r,,a,,. . ~ - q lusIeu.
rolonis+c irda,,a,1,i, re eu Tue
ne sic 49, He!L VI IHe KING ana
5I1tionart II &c a. ~ q ulat anu reNo-
states ai+bo,,erb a ~ - iTaleu ny me
u M --S
nod 81 H. - PVoPie' me states
rroI,arnr,a,,+s l'o Iesal'y constituted
eovernnI, "a al ~ ms VI Ihelh' the
..,yi,a ~, = ilstIt uei5 - teu'
saeisiati ~ me eInDers OF the
Graat Pri+ei,, M, loo l me size OF
rants vle,lt me Eplolllal govern
80 " III ~ pieces ne central gov
Sar,iaen,,. vas reVoIutlonary committee
liff,,9,.4 'lii5 tiIe Puplc opinion OF the
H., go CotGiiles. II ueFIved It's author
az, ptioiIc oPlIIoh, rms revolution
rn, ittois I,eti5it ~ soNeIelsh JURISDICTION
anu IIidL measure OF domestic
49,. $50 10 " men the colonies all
80 llIailLldihed they were entitled to-
as DuIice9ed TO them by this revolu-
,,, a. auinItted Inc crown and parlia-
the whole neonia + Po ,'T.a7' PASSED 20
the Individual states. -
me imperial side of our constitu-
mr. I NJ sieos5satiIy allerent from yours.
world We begin as cbiidren Of F' an e ene
lightened and beneficent parent As
we approach manhood. we are tal,a,, in
TO partnership with the parent state.
and so our relations, being founded ON
experience and reason, are adjusted To
the, requirements of. the occasion Thus
there has been gradually built nm unon
the established principles Of parliament
Imperial and representative in its char
Hcter, and embracing the English
speaking people within the ennire in
all parts of the world. ADEQUATE 10
meet all political emergencies.
The boundary which marks that
imperial system. YOU have recently
crossed, and you have entered unon
the work which was begun by the moth
er of free states century ago Va,
too, recognizing your high calling. have
taken up the white mans burden and
] am sure that the feeling of every
Canadian is that this new, denartIIre
in your historical developments NAV
be of great value to yourselves and Of
priceless advantage to the world"
Mr.. and Mrs James Wells Finch Of
Nav, yorl, ,,ara o7,,,i++,.
'uiil1' ''U aS HleIn-
pers OIL the New YORK par last week,
and are now free TO establish a law
firm. This is the only instance in Nav
1-o,l, oe = ,,,,.t.o,, -,
Vi q '0'iiu anu WE as part
neLs IN law practice.
US. t1nch was student at Barnard
coilege when she promised to marry
James Finch, Wall street broker.
When she received her bachelors de-
gree there was fashionable wedding,
and three days later Mr. and Mrs.
Flneh entered the New York University
law sSiioOI' ASeN9C june tIlty we're Sfdu-
uated together, and later they studied
for the state examinations, and both
were admitted TO the par.
MRS. Flnch mas not only completed
leT law COURSE WIN nlSLlUCllO0, but
mas hlled the many demands upon her
by women cbubs ana other organiza-
lions as lecturer upon current topics,
and by superlntehdlhg the attractive
home on ST. NlcholaS avenue which Is
maze nVely py Ine PRESENCE OF MISS
ELSIE t1ncn, ageu eleNGp months