Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
Canadian Premier i0 Address
Before New England So
Ciety Defines Attitude of
British Dom.ni00S.
NlLlTARlSM MUST
BE FINALLY CRUSHED
No Use Of Thinking of Ending
War Until Conditions Guar
antee Against Its Recur-
renee,

Iay AosWso IauRsAl spselAl lEAaEa wia6I
New York Dec. 29.--Canado and
the other British duuiuious are as
firmly Resolved As IS the mother couu-
Vy that The European war shall NOT be
terminated W ans uconclusiyo peace.
declared Sin Robert Laird Borden the
prime minister ur the CANADIAN guv-
ernmcnL iu an address tonight at the
ll0th annual dinner of the Sew Eng
land society iu New York
II was the first public address dc-
livered hy sir Robert in the United
States since the beginning of the war
and IL follows closely upon his visit
10 England and France for official
conferences as TO Canadian participar
ton In the conflict After reviewing
his own intimate associations with
New Eneland life and ideals. and re-
calling, among other things how many
thousand Canadians fought under tho
stars and stripes iu New England
regiments during the civil war and
speaking of the phenomenal growth
of the Canadian dominion, ne outlin-
ed the relations of Canada TO the Eu-
t0pcan war He said
"To the Canadian people thus im-
mersed i'm the pursuit of material de-
velopment there came little more
than year ago 4 call and test
which searched and tried the spirit
of the nation, Uuul then Canada had
known little of the aetualities OF war
TOR Il century The course which She
should pursue was entirely within
tho Judgment ana disposition of her
parliament and people. From the
first time there was not The slightest
hesitation,
.Rccallod hurriodlv "a Ottawa ON
the frst day of August. 1919 took
the responsibility In tho absence ot
my cnllcamcs of sending To the Brit
iah government "a message which eN-
pressed our most earnest hope that
q peaceful solution of international
difficulties might he achieved ana our
desire To cooperate in every way pus-
siblc for that purpose. but which
conveyed also to that government the
firm assurance that if unhappily war
should ensue the Canadian people
would be united i'm common resolve
To nut forth every effort ana To make
evcrv sacrifice necessary to ensure
the integrity and maintain the honor
Of our empire
"Thc pledge thus given has been
most mlly redeemed by the Canadian
neoule
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