Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Speech of S. E. Gourley, K. C., M. P., On the Transcontinental Railway and the Trade Routes of Canada: Tuesday, September 1st, 1903
This is the first government that has heen free to act in this matter on high national lines. Therefore, I will hold the Prime Minister and his policy down closely to the littt's lit: litid out, when he declared that this i ist he a true national policy withoe anv appeal to provincial or local issues. And intended to serve only high national interests. We are to-dav. Sir. Strong in the fact that we are a more united Canada than formerly. -'c enjoy a most enviahle position both at home and abroad. Are strong in our splendid huotjant tevenue, which enables us to stand up here or anywhere, and evolve a policy, and back that policy financially, with out fear of reverse.
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