Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Provincial Politics, 1890, Vol. 4: A Speech Delivered by Hon. C. F. Fraser, Attorney-General, in the Legislative Assembly, March 25th, 1890; Subject: Proposed Amendments to the Act Relating to Separate Schools
The attorney-general began by alluding to the extreme deli cacy of the question that was under consideration. It related to matters on which Roman 'catholics and Protestants both felt greatly interested, and on which their sympathies did not run together. The members of this House belonged very largely to one of these two denominations. In this House of ninety members there were but eight Roman Catholics - all the other members were Protestants. It was the more necessary, on this account, that when matters of interest on which Protestants and Roman Catholics were divided in their sympathies came to be considered, they should be considered with the greatest possible care, in order that the members of the House might not mislead themselves as to the proper course to take.
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