May 6, 1930 (16th Parliament, 4th Session)

Hon. R. B. BENNETT (Leader of the Opposition):

Mr. Speaker, I need hardly say
that the message which the Prime Minister transmitted this morning to London represents the sentiments not only of those with whom he is associated but of those who sit to the left of the Speaker, in fact, of all parties and members in the house as well as of the people of Canada, and I join with the right hon. gentleman in trusting that His Majesty, who has rendered great and distinguished service not only to his own empire but to mankind, may be long preserved, that in peace and happiness he may continue to reign over a contented people.