The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-19
EXODUS OF
CANADIANS
Big ISSUE
Mckenzie King Accused OF
Trying to Make Canada
an adjunct Of u. S."
lRy Geo. u. Mannl

Toronto, July Ia Canada is on the
threshold Of another election and the
great exodus Of Canadians to the
United States IL among the ISSUES.
.Must stop exodus" is a headline ~
the Evening Telegram Of Toronto and
the same prcachment formed the key
note Of many Orange Day orahions
throughout the Dominion last Mon
day.
Parliament has been dissolved and
the leaders are hnrrying back 10
their districts To prepare for the fall
elections. the writ Of which has mol
been issued but is expected this week.
fixing the elections for some time IN
September. Premier Meighen. Con
sentative. recently succeeded Nc
Kenzie King and is now forming "a
cabinet and preparing the usual mes
sage to the electors.
Mckenzie King is being accused Of
encies. He spent many years in the
States and is supposed to be close to
the Rockefeller interests. He Is even
accused of trying to make Canada an
"adjunct Of the United States" This
may be campaign palaver to stir up
the natural resentment toward the
Yankees on the part Of the older and
more conservative element and not
shared so much by the younger gen.
Grafton. It is not unusual in the Ca
madam elections to resurrect the
ghost of annexation and to try to
paste that label on one Of the candi-
dates. Mckenzie King recently
Premier and Liberal leader. who did
special work for the Rockefeller
Foundation or some public welfare
organization Of New York, is being SC
labeled.
To "Save Dominion"
j. r. Robinson, conservative anC
editor Of the Toronto Telegram, II
addressing an Orange demonstration
last Monday in Toronto, said in hi
opening sentence:
"As the forces Of King William
crossed the Boyne and establish
ed freedom from civil and re-
ligious prosecutions; as the allied
forces crossed the S0mme nearly
two and half centuries later
and freed the world from Hun
tyranny. so much the people of
canada cross another river ut the
Forthcoming election il the fair
Dominion is to be saved from the
wiles of William Lyon Mackenzie
King to make it an adjunct Of the
United States"
Some exciting morsel to be take
with evening tea and hot biscuits b
Mr.. Average Canadian.
Then according to the Telegral
there followed "tumultous cheering
while Editor Robinson unfurled til
Flag Of Ulster presented By Lor
Carson Of Belfast.
Continuing Mr.. Robinson said:
"They talk about the 'constitu-
tional question! The only con-
stitutional question that will in
terest your children. unless the
King government is kept out Of
office. is the interests Of the y.
S. constitution. II they go on a.
they have been doing. we are
though with the Canadian consti-
tublon. Older people may live and
die under the constitution, but
your sons will have to 60 to the
United States to find work under
The American constitution and
your daughters will marry and 60
over there to live.
~Tke issue in this coming cleo
tion is already settled in the
hearts of the women of this coun-
try. Women who did not raise
their boys to be soldiers certain
" did not raise their boys to be
American citizens" (Applause.)
Regrets Presen: Trend
Speaking at an Orange celebrate
at Weston, Canada, George S. Hem
minister Of highways. sounded I
same keynote in this:
'As native-born Canadian,
deeply regret to see disposition
on the part Of many Of our young
people to regard the Canadian and
American form of government q
little dissimilar. and to believe
that absorption is our ultimate
objective"