The Makers of Canada volume 17
The Makers of Canada volume 17
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Mr. Tilley and his colleagues resigned immedi- ately after the result of the elections became known, and the Hon. Albert J. Smith was called upon to form a new government. Mr. Smith had been attor- ney-general in Mr. Tilley 's government up to the year 1862, when he resigned in consequence of a difference with his colleagues in regard to the nego- tiations which were being carried on for the construc- tion of the Intercolonial Railway. He was a fine speaker, and a man of ability. At a later per...iod, when confederation had been established, he became a cab- inet minister in the government of the Hon. Alex- ander Mackenzie. His powerful influence was largely responsible for the manner in which the North Shore counties declared against confederation, and he also did much to discredit the Quebec scheme by his speeches delivered in the city of St. John. Mr. Smith did not take the office of attorney-general in the new government, but contented himself with the 232 THE NEW GOVERNMENT position of president of the council, the Hon.
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Mr. Tilley and his colleagues resigned immedi- ately after the result of the elections became known, and the Hon. Albert J. Smith was called upon to form a new government. Mr. Smith had been attor- ney-general in Mr. Tilley 's government up to the year 1862, when he resigned in consequence of a difference with his colleagues in regard to the nego- tiations which were being carried on for the construc- tion of the Intercolonial Railway. He was a fine speaker, and a man of ability. At a later per...iod, when confederation had been established, he became a cab- inet minister in the government of the Hon. Alex- ander Mackenzie. His powerful influence was largely responsible for the manner in which the North Shore counties declared against confederation, and he also did much to discredit the Quebec scheme by his speeches delivered in the city of St. John. Mr. Smith did not take the office of attorney-general in the new government, but contented himself with the 232 THE NEW GOVERNMENT position of president of the council, the Hon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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