April 25, 1901 (9th Parliament, 1st Session)

Mr. MONK.

Some day next week. I do not think the circumstances under which this matter has presented itself warrant the violence of language of some hon. members, nor do I think that my demand for a commission is an unreasonable one. The government has time and again granted commissions under circumstances far less important than this one. I think the remarks made by the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Mr. BORDEN (Halifax).
Puttee) would still more justify that demand for a commission. I gave the information for what it was worth as the hon. member has just stated.