uses for which he spoke a firmer place in Canadianthought and intention. The editorial aspect of newspaper-making had a larger recognition than usual. The presenceof the Chief Press Censor for Canada, and a lengthy ad-dress from him on the principles of censorship, broughthome very im.pressively… … UAL B. DONLVIliblisluT. The Reformer. Sinicoe, Out.Ititiring President, tlie Canadian PressAssocifition. to Mr. Imrie as a man, and to the quality and importanceof his work for Canadian publishers were paid by severalspeakers, and the hope was freely voiced that he would.^■oon be back at his de3k…
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