Ottavwa, Feb, 12.
After only five hours' discussion the Canadian House of Commons to-day, without a division, approved the Addvess in reply to the Speech from the Throne, Bennett, alluding to a Bill which has been introduced in connes th the ratification of the Kellogg Pact, strongly protested Japainst the violence of the unjustified attacks made against the British people by influential Amer. cans. He expressed the that, in ratifying tae Pact, Canada Jought to voice her resentment in that connection.
The Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King, the Premier, deprecated any criticism lof a neighbouring people as fraught vith possible mischief and embar-rossing to international amity. He said he preferred to endorse Sit Austen Chamberlain's belief that the United States had signed the Pact rood faith and intended to live! to it—Renter.
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