The Day of Sir John Macdonald
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' Yet it was Abbott after all. Whenasked why he thought so much of Langevin, the reply was at onceforthcoming: 'He has always been true to me. ' The same thing mighthave been said of Sir Adolphe Caron, ever a faithful supporter, andfrom his youth up, equally in prosperity and adversity, a closepersonal friend of the old chief; but Sir John thought that Caronsometimes allowed his personal feelings to obscure his judgment, or, ashe expressed it, 'Caron is too much influenced by his hates--a fatal...mistake in a public man, who should have no resentments. ' Sir AdolpheChapleau, with all his attractiveness and charm, Sir John never quitetrusted. The relations between these three French-Canadian ministerswere hard to define. I frankly confess that, with all myopportunities, I could never master the intricacies of Lower-Canadianpolitics in those days. In the beginning it seemed to be a case ofLangevin and {143} Caron against Chapleau; later it sometimes looked asthough Langevin and Chapleau were making common cause against Caron;perhaps most often it resembled a triangular duel.
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' Yet it was Abbott after all. Whenasked why he thought so much of Langevin, the reply was at onceforthcoming: 'He has always been true to me. ' The same thing mighthave been said of Sir Adolphe Caron, ever a faithful supporter, andfrom his youth up, equally in prosperity and adversity, a closepersonal friend of the old chief; but Sir John thought that Caronsometimes allowed his personal feelings to obscure his judgment, or, ashe expressed it, 'Caron is too much influenced by his hates--a fatal...mistake in a public man, who should have no resentments. ' Sir AdolpheChapleau, with all his attractiveness and charm, Sir John never quitetrusted. The relations between these three French-Canadian ministerswere hard to define. I frankly confess that, with all myopportunities, I could never master the intricacies of Lower-Canadianpolitics in those days. In the beginning it seemed to be a case ofLangevin and {143} Caron against Chapleau; later it sometimes looked asthough Langevin and Chapleau were making common cause against Caron;perhaps most often it resembled a triangular duel.
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