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Thousands of people {throughput Canada who have been-subscribers of the Montreal Witness will regret gto learn that that great family news- ‘paper, a newspaper that always took highground on temperance and all moral questions, has been forced to well out to another firm. A year or two ago the then Publisher of The Witness made'an urgent appeal for the support of friends of moral re- Jorm; and plainly told its readers that if financial help ,was not forth‘ coming he would be obliged to close acme doors and give up alosing bat- tle. Many well-wishers hoped that- .the paper would weather the storm, that in spite of an honest trial, fail- rhre was the result from a financial lpoint of view. _ To say that The Witness Was J‘nnrrow" in its policy and principlee might sound unsympathetic, yet had git taken a. “broader” view asa news- ;paper it might have continued for :many more years. its valuable as- asistance in fighting the drink traffic, ;and kindred evils. The Witness ‘was probably the only Metropolitan daily in Canada that refused to pub- lish reports of prize fights; horse rec- fing, theatre plays etc., and would not insert what is known as liquor ad- vertisments. To exclude the above from a church paper or other religions journal Would appear to be the pro‘ perthing, but in ordinary newspapers, me believe more latitude may well be taken in giving the newg of the “day. Surely 3. Publisher can con- eistemlv condemn in its editorial columns, gambling on a racetrack, and report a horse race in its news columns. “(Elm “fli‘fiflai; RICHMOND HILL. _ «Tue W knees is succeeded by The Daily Telegraph, and judging by it: saluoamry on Saturday last. the new paper will be worthy of its predeces- sor. The Telegraph will stand for Liberalism in he broadest sense, and the following paragraph in its open- ing number will indicate the stand it Will take on moral questions. “We shall enlist heartily and for the whole war in every crusadt against Social and moral evils, and for the elevation of human character both by humanising its environment and inculcating Worthy principles. We propose to been active ally- of all we progressive religious and social reform movements which promise to make ioi' it more-moral Montreal and a cleaner Canada. We shall stand for financial honesty, for commercial .pluin dealing, and against monopoly in every formlj .. ' “ Iy information convinces me thatl the result in North Grey was due to the open combination between the Whitney Government and the liquor interestewith unlimited financial re- sources at their disposal. ,For the wharf Mr. McQLmker who was an exceptionally tine type of candidate, and the workers who stood so valiant- ly by him, I regret the result. The loss of the seat, however. will have its compensations if it helps to an'aken the people of the Province to the. un- mounted fact of an offensive and de- fensive alliance between the Whitney Government and the liquor interests. When the people realize that this gombiuution exits I dor‘not‘~=believe that _ they :‘will; stand fer it. This bye election. isbut an incident in {tho rho-jth Which Will go on with unabated vigor for a'progressive Government and the, abolition of the bar: We need the "crusading spirit, It may require events .like North Grey to awaken the people to the situation and develop'thig spirit,” NEE. RO‘WELL’S COMMENT ON T1113 NORTH GREY BYE- ELECTION. LI‘HE WITNESS’ SUCCESSOR ONTJ 38L? 17, 1913 Colonel Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia, has been dealing in some very plain talk relative to seine of his officers indulging too freely at a din- ner gii’en by the Colonel. It appears that the minister gave orders to the hotel management that no liquor was to be served at dinner, and none was to be brought into the room (on the private order of any guest. In spite of his order, however; waiters took whiskey into the room, and la jollifi- cation followed. The act Was consid- ered a breath of good taste, and ,in all probability resignations will follow. o The North Grey bye-election on Monday went Conservative by a majority of 278. The general policy of} Sir James Whitney’s Government was the subject .of discussion, but the foremost plank in Mr. Roweil’s plat- form was the abolish-Lhe-bar plank. 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