http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0373986
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contributor: Blakemore, William
issued: 2017-03-21
issued: 1916-09-16
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note: i The Week A British Columbia Newspaper and Review The Official Organ of the Victoria Real Estate Exchange and of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club jVoL XIV, No. 14—15th Year Victoria, B.C., Canada, September 16, 1916 5c. a copy $2.00 a year Provincial Elections BY an overwhelming majority the electors of the Province have deposed the Bowser Administration and installed Mr. H. 0. Brewster and his party in office. While the soldiers' vote abroad may slightly increase the number of Conservative members, it cannot affect the issue, and in all human probability we have to look forward to five years of Liberal administration. The chief reason for this is so well known that it need not be discussed. The significant feature of the Conservative defeat is that those who anticipated it, whether in the ranks of Conservatism or Liberalism, assigned but one reason. The Liberal leaders incorporated it in their battle cry. While other reasons may have contributed to the "debacle," it must now be admitted that they correctly diagnosed the conditions, and put their finger on the weak spot. A GOOD CONSERVATIVE RECORD On its record, the Conservative Government was not entitled to be defeated. It could point to thirteen years of honest administration, undoubtedly marred by some mistakes of policy and some extravagances, but it is doubtful if a Liberal Government could have avoided the pitfalls which an abnormal boom time spread for everyone. The outstanding fact is that nothing affecting the honesty of any of the Conservative administrations has been brought to light. Furthermore, whatever criticism may be directed against specific acts of the Bowser administration, which undoubtedly caused a revolt in the party, the impartial onlooker must give credit for many important and valuable measures placed upon the statute book, for an enlightened transportation policy, and for at least a good start in the direction of encouraging industrial development. It still remains I that up to date the Lib…
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