Proceedings in the Manitoba School Case Heard Before Her Majestys Privy Council
Proceedings in the Manitoba School Case Heard Before Her Majestys Privy Council
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Hon. Mr. Daly. — I never heard of that. Mi\ jNIcCarthy. — Now Dr. Bryce, who was a member of the school board, and speaking therefore with knowledge, has written an article on the Manitoba School Ques- tion, which was published in the Canadian Magazine and also on page 283 of Mr. Ewart's book : — " In conclusion the writer is of opinion that the people of Manitoba have followed a wiser and more patriotic course than that suggested by Mr. Ewart, with his lax and unphilosophic plans of so-called ...toleration. The problem facing Manitoba was unique. The province was made up of people of many nations, its speech is polyglot, with the majority English-speaking : it has eight or ten thousand Icelanders, it has fifteen thou- sand German speaking Mennonites; it has some ten ortwelve thousand French speaking half breeds and Quebecers ; it has considerable numbers of Polish Jews : it has many Hunga- rians and Finlauders ; it has a Gaelic-speaking Crofter settlement. The Icelanders peti- tioned the education board, of which the writer is a member, for liberty to have the Lutherans prepare their candidates for confirmation in the school; the Mennonites, with singular tenacity, have demanded separate religious schools.
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Hon. Mr. Daly. — I never heard of that. Mi\ jNIcCarthy. — Now Dr. Bryce, who was a member of the school board, and speaking therefore with knowledge, has written an article on the Manitoba School Ques- tion, which was published in the Canadian Magazine and also on page 283 of Mr. Ewart's book : — " In conclusion the writer is of opinion that the people of Manitoba have followed a wiser and more patriotic course than that suggested by Mr. Ewart, with his lax and unphilosophic plans of so-called ...toleration. The problem facing Manitoba was unique. The province was made up of people of many nations, its speech is polyglot, with the majority English-speaking : it has eight or ten thousand Icelanders, it has fifteen thou- sand German speaking Mennonites; it has some ten ortwelve thousand French speaking half breeds and Quebecers ; it has considerable numbers of Polish Jews : it has many Hunga- rians and Finlauders ; it has a Gaelic-speaking Crofter settlement. The Icelanders peti- tioned the education board, of which the writer is a member, for liberty to have the Lutherans prepare their candidates for confirmation in the school; the Mennonites, with singular tenacity, have demanded separate religious schools.
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