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I Believed The People Had A True Instinct In Most Matters Of Government When Left Alone. That They Were Not Swayed, As Specially Favoured Individuals Were, By Personal Interest, But Rather By A Sense Of What Best Served The Common Good. That They Recognized The Truth When It Was Put Before Them, And That A Leader Can Guide So Long As He Kept To The Right Lines. I Did Not Think It Was A Mark Of Leadership To Try To Make The People Do What One Wanted Them To Do.

Regardless Of What One's Attitude Towards Prohibition May Be, Temperance Is Something Against Which, At A Time Of War, No Reasonable Protest Can Be Made.

Workers In Industry Are The Partners In War Of The Fighting Forces.

Fortunately, The Canadian People In All Their Habits, Are Essentially A Temperate People.

It Is What We Prevent, Rather Than What We Do That Counts Most In Government.