Excerpt from Canada and the Empire: A Speech
I express, in this Speech, what is believed to be the general opinion of specially the younger political men, in all the provinces of Canada, upon the subject of the relation of the Dominion to the home portions of the Empire.
That Great Britain and Ireland should form an incorporating Union with Canada - as England formerly united herself with Scotland; and that the political system approved by the English Parliament in 1867 for Canada, and now successfully working there, should be adopted in the home portion of the Empire, that is to say, in England, Ireland, Scotland and Canada.
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