Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

De diverted Reports are said to
 indicate that fishermen. tanners. cattle interest in the subject. and that they pretty well understand it
 The government alleges that the conservatives are relying for success on large financial support expected from manufacturers In Canada. tar if reformers in England and anti. reciprocity interests in he United States. Apparently the government VIII not lack necessary funds. They are said 10 be certain Of the support Of the thousands of graingrowers in western Canada p ho are well organized. The organi- zaion recently decided not to put up candidates of its own. thus avoid ing three-cornered fights This is accepted as indicating that the mem- bers Of the society will be advised bg their leaders t1 support the lib. cral candidates
 Probably the most notable figure iu the ranks of those fighting the re turn Of the government Is Henri BCurassa, head Of the opposition at Quebec and formerly a member or the dominion house, where he was aiways regarded as brilliant and ef fective, and where he at first sup ported and latterly criticised the Iau- Tier government. Through his paper, Le Devoir, printed at Montreal, and in his speeches he is advising the election of Quebec to vote against I.aarier and the Canadian navy. con ak ..F .sgE, about to be let His capacity on the stump is respected and in some degree feared by the government though it alleges that Mr. Bourass= has worn out his theme. and that his influence in Quebec is not as great as year ago. Mir. Bourassa is not opposed to reciprocity.
 Powerful Opponent.
 Another conspicuous opponent Of the governments return is Clifford Sifton, one-tlme minister of the in terior under Premier Laurier He Is against reciprocity on the ground that it Is and-Briitsh. He has wealth. organizing capacity and speaking power. Robert Rogers also, minister of public works in the Manitoba government and head Of the conser- yative organization Of the prairie west, has declared his intention ot taking an active part in the cam. paign against the government and lending it the support of his Man iIoba organization. Moreover. Rich ara McBnde. premier of British Co lumbia. who has a piiitical organiza- ticn in his province admittedly al hos hp will use his influence actively against the return of the government His recent announcement, however shat he win not be a candidate for the federal house, as it had been expected he would be, is construed by the government leaders as indi- eating his belief that Lahrier will be continued in power. ,Conservatives control the provincial government of New Brunswick and can count apon whatever support Premier Ha. zen can give in that province.
 A conservative government Is in power in Ontario, but 1t has been iatimated that, as Premier Whitney has the support of many liberals, be IS fIUsII1EIug JU put ms organization into the fight against Premier Lau- Tier. It is understood that in the last general election Premier Whit. ney declined to give the federal con | 5ervatives the aid of his organiza- don although two of his ministers spoke against the government. Liber- al governments are in. power in the Provinces Of Nova Scotia, Prince Ed ward Island, Quebec. Saskatchewan, 1 and Alberta They win give the gov ernment and reciprocity ali possible aid