Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
IGlt Tells keWSpa1 it6d Safes May
 Not Have Sadh ppofiddIty Again
WILL BE A BENEFIT 10 TIII RARMER
Vent Lower Prices of Aezieu11ural Pro1se But Will Enlnze Farmers Field7 ebody SpSlnx Money q Circular to Pzsjzd5ee rrmen ASlinst It.
 Afzsement Can be psccn ntinued if it Pzoyz

MSw York. April Rsciprockty %itn cen1d@ must be edoptfd nSw q ewn teFxnGl 10 6@cn8e4 Frsnidanf Inf E M a41rs.s N ths Wsldorf 1A ntgris 4u4( VI fhe ArS5cirfs1 { fTsns and fb= As1sriesn Nswsp&per fuhrsh<Fs As-
 Firue " 9pFies VI A<xvssse.
 tus .d6r1uu &&S me mt ox ' s<rie1 fn .wlkcll n< pI4aES ~ exoke balhltcs1e11y timent n SuppdFt u< hjs policies. md he appealed ~ tGS e6Hypany 0x 't0l1ort end ncWspS1<r 0wnexs, gathered from
 s ss:s A ss fss sxseSs s ,d G5 ss fai 1sn sI F pr0city should sfend alone and .@ohght not 70 De affected In any regard by other aHendmcntp 'to the tarik sl9'sT.
 Annexnxism is ~Desh.~
 His recimsnenda lions were warmly cheefed- Am talk of annexation nc ch&ractcriEed &s sbosh, and he said th&k the United 4tm&es has aIl it can attend to with the territory it is now
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 Other speslrers of the eveninr were Manuel De Zamacona, Mexican am urBed intelligent and deliberatS com elderation of the forces <th&t have shaped the present insurrSctfon: the Hon. WnIj&m HoFtun H0rthrup, Kings counsel and . member of ne Domin- tcn parliament. who paid trf0ute IT the Responsibilities and analyxed Canadian sentiment with reference Co reciproci- ty. sNfchoias Butler, president Of Co., InmbtM university. and J. F Mckay. president of the Canadian Press. lim-
 Tho Prssidsness Addrsss.
 The toastmast4r. seeins to expect q few candid remarks by me upon the press of the country, and has 0fEered thls occasion aS an .opportunitE for kstting even. as> 1t were, with come of 1ts members. But shall dlsappcizt him Experience has tasagbt me that1 an exhibition of one's wounds Gives only mon1entsry pleaxtzre to tho ex- hiiyltM. and too often fiirnteh6n m aad-F difion&f &rAti1cation to tizG one who anfiicted them | h&xs M 4FteyAnce prss. rn,s # \ tns 1T. FLY sS xSssS 1sexs M IT. formation of public oplnion, ,end f could not hope t0 chan&e tlie fcs1e ok ! the press by what I might 4uy her&1E by way of SuxEeStinG Improvement and f % far as am personally concerned III might n-ake it good deal wotps
 -My Aets Subject C nsviews~,
 II ann in q position where every act | ef mine is fairlyssu65ect to review. and \ whethsr the continent be friendly and | judicial or hostile and unfair, 1t-roes ' with other burdens of the odfc2, is ths ! price of serving the public, and is to | Ue taken. as every t1orouEl1 ma < gportsmanlike golfer will underDttnd, es rub on the green
 Tho Arbitration Trsaty. Your toastmaster has been rood enough to mention, as | subject upon | which our minds will meet. a'eg6nefni !: arbitration treaty with Great Britain believe the proposal for t1ifs is nxov- E ing along with as much rApidity as 1s N consistent with care in dxAf<sng the B rreement and securing for it as broad \ a scope as. possible. Ss
 Hsoiproeifx With canada. Tt may not he insppr0priAte for me. to refer ts q kindred sub5ect that will l. apd will be a sssbs<ant1al ptsp in fhats Canada E
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 VI am glad t0 have the opporfunity "A pf speaking to q body which fully rep reSents the most important aGencies X Tor the formation of public opinion in < knie country upon q Qx1oqffQn ,Wbfeh k han now reached a critical point in it's sst1lenenf The agreement is coat- neSci@f ono. and aGecte the duties onI stlssr and therefore 3f jes afGlculf tot F&y xhnt a detaj1ed dis6xe1fo1t of f4te X |Sr5n schedules is not relevant and i'm l0ftaut in const1eY1nf iks wisdom But nc general EomfuerCfAl 9co11016fc and Doci11 arguments In ttA f&vor are So 5eDv1ncine {l1At Haay be par60ned if ~ nof dwelI upcn specidc *f1tes.