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Foreign News
July 12, 1891
The News And Observer
Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
In Ottawa, French members of Parliament express offense at Sir Charles Tupper's pro-Imperial Federation statements in London. Col. Amyot plans to question the government's authorization and policy on Imperial Federation in the House.
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Sir Charles Tupper Taken to Task.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
OTTAWA, Ont., July 11.- Many of the French members of Parliament have taken offence at Sir Charles Tupper's public utterances in London in favor of the Imperial Federation. Col. Amyot intends asking in the House whether the High Commission is authorized by the government to promote Imperial federation. He will also ask if the government has a fixed policy in regard to Imperial federation and whether that policy is hostile, favorable or indifferent to unity.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
OTTAWA, Ont., July 11.- Many of the French members of Parliament have taken offence at Sir Charles Tupper's public utterances in London in favor of the Imperial Federation. Col. Amyot intends asking in the House whether the High Commission is authorized by the government to promote Imperial federation. He will also ask if the government has a fixed policy in regard to Imperial federation and whether that policy is hostile, favorable or indifferent to unity.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
Imperial Federation
Canadian Parliament
Sir Charles Tupper
Col Amyot
Ottawa
London Utterances
What entities or persons were involved?
Sir Charles Tupper
Col. Amyot
Where did it happen?
Ottawa, Ont.
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Ottawa, Ont.
Event Date
July 11
Key Persons
Sir Charles Tupper
Col. Amyot
Event Details
Many French members of Parliament offended by Sir Charles Tupper's public support for Imperial Federation in London. Col. Amyot to inquire in the House about government authorization for the High Commission to promote it and the official policy stance toward unity.