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The marvelous luck which has attended the llt. Hon. W. L. M '

part. o! the country. except perhaps, Quebec. come reports relfldi-III u" disintegration oi the Government party. The disaster which has overtaken the Liberals in Saskutrlze an is fresh .in the public mind and it is slid that even Mr. Dunning will be rejected in Regina. Manitoba is roPWWii i" be in rebellion and everybody knows how popula the uhninistr ‘ion is in the major Province oi’ Ontario. The latest bad news ior the prime min- ister is irom British Columbia. In a leading editorial. The Vancouver Prov- ince, which does not always take the some side in polities, observes: “What is \'."ong with the Liberal pltty in British Columbia? ls it dead or asleep? Or ls it entirely bankrupt o! men, ideas and ideals? Whatever the trouble, it promises to play but a minor part in the election campaign

which is now getting under way........'l'he party appears to be helpless. inept, bewildered. s flock o! sheep artisan! ls ebepbei, and v4.1: little hope oi getting one."

Tbs Province proceeds to say that, though election day is only a ie" weeks azuy, there is in a. majority oi the fourteen British Columbia rid 1 rugs not the faintest idea who the Liberal candidates are going to be. Ev ‘an in those onstituencies where the candidates have been chosen, "the; are either men, r "Zro cannot hope to win, or me: to whom. for one reason or another. it is.| useless 1 to loot. for leadership. There is not in all British Columbia a. single Liberal in the running today whom Mr. Mackenzie King could take into his cabinet i1‘ the full knowledge that he was choosing an asset, and not a liability." Thu tar no one with the slightest possibility oi winning has shown any dispos- ition to rmch for the portfolio Just abandoned by Dr. King. The Province concludes with the remark that ii Mr. Bennett wins he will have ample “cabinet material from British Columbia from which to choose. It we are to judge by this more or less independent analysis oi the political situaiimq on the Pacific Coast, the Gwernment has scarcely a chance o! iliuflng any seats in that part ot the Dominion

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