Excerpt from Open Letter Regarding the Introduction Into the Provincial Legislature of a Bill of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers Which Has Its Headquarters in the City of Montreal as Ordered by That Society's Council: January 1907
The best way with the mathematical technical callings is to let them alone. It is better for the public interest to let them be free But if these pursuits must be subjected to rules owing to the clam our of Promotors there are three courses which may be compared with each other always bearing in mind that the objects are to be as follows: (a) To ensure a good standard of competence and (b) to give the public some means of discriminating between the men of superior and inferior powers of service in E_ngineering work.
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