The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22 00:00:00

MP. GLADSTONEVMAyftSTO TO HE LIBERAL

PARTY.

Ntr.11.1.1..ne issue.' him long.expectel manifemto
on Friday. Th.. doe , mt. wldch is dated from !la.
wanlen I astle, consuistices by emphasising the imiswt•
ance the prosent p 'laical epoch, • .wing P. the change
in our representative system, WA then pnweeds to
refer in great detail L. tile work of the last Parliament,
awl the is.liey the bit., i loveniment pursued. H,
says public business still remains latiwntahly in arrear,
mil...madly as to local rove nit generally. Mr.
I Ilallstone then deals with the foreign policy, and Ow
fullihisent of the Treaty of Berlin, and the Afghan,
South African, and Licyptian difficulties, and die.
Ciblool the question of puldic expenditure and of
llirliamentary procedure. The next topic is local
gover ttttt ent, which. Mr. tiladstone wishes to place
undivr inn' effective popular control, after winch the
land In wm ore consi.lensl and reforms suggests_sl upon
the .istal prineiides which make property
secure. The right hon. gentleman expn.wes the belief
that the Liberal party is generally and firmly united
must. all the reforms suggested, and he pntests against
tin. views of its mist advancwl sections being pointed
to 4,1 indicating disunion, bur n.. section constitutes the
Liberal party. IVith regard to topics of the future,
he thinks that a Case has been made out sufficient to
justify in portant change in the Ibmw. of f.exls, lie
r0.0.V...1 a final judgment On ins. ...location, while,
with regard to Ireland, he says that to maintain the
supremacy f the Crown, the IMity .1 the limpin, and
all the authority of Parliament necessary for the ism.
servation of that 'ty, is the first duty of every
rept. 'dative of the people. Subject to this govern.
prilleinloo every grant to portions of the c,,,,,,tty
eidarmsl poWrfi, for the management of their own
aff„ir,, is in his .mew nt a mom... ID( danger but a means
of averting it, and i. in the nature of a new guarantee
b.r increased ~,,, happiness, and strength. Ifs
concludes by expressing a trust that the constitmowies
will prove the worthy of the great an.l noble
stewardsWp committed to them.

%111.1sIDIENT or Tint ,:111.11C11.

Itefarringto the,. question, Mr. tuarCei.o.ne—say.: : -
" Bearing 333 33 :I all. the cire tames of the ritee.tiou
in connection witle the length of oily own pa..t, career,
T might perhaps plead for an exemption from all share:
in this contneversy. But heaving regard, on the other
hurl, to the deep interest felt in it, with strong C. en.
victions, I.n the part of so many whose confidence I
have enjoyed, I think it right to say it few words, if
they wily tend to qualify over-sanguine czisectationa
and In mitigate alarm., which appear VII me
exaggerated, though they are entertained hey many
wl , both officially and personally, I revere. With
respect to the severance of the Church of England
f the: State, I think it obvious that so vast a
qq,,tion cat liecoinc Dractic.al until it shall have
groan (sundiar to the mind by thorough dis.
cursion. Neither, I think, call a champ. aria oin
a country with a large observance
Id the principles of equity and liberality, as well AA
with the general consent of the nation. We can
lewdly, however, le:, surprised if those who oilmen,:
that a current, almost throughout the civilised world,
slowly sets in this direction, should desire or fear that
among imrselves, too, it may be found to operate. I
cannot forecast the dim and dietant courses of the
future. But, like all others% I have olnerved the vast
and ever increasing development for the beet GO years,
both at home and abroad, in the Church to which I
belong, 41 the je Mies of voluntary support. Ity devoted-
ness of life, and by solidity id labour, the clergy
are laying a good foundati:m for the time to come.
The attach get of the laity improves, if I may so
p
s•ak, Iseth in quantity and
.quality. The English
Cheireli also appears to lee eminently suited in many
mid weighty points to the tie:Nlei of the coming time.
And I have a strong conviction that if this great
modification of our inherited institutions shall here.
artvr 1.ae1,0111.11.1101, iln• s itality of the Church id
England will be f d equal to all the needs of the
elocution.

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fly fitr Ow 1...4 gilaranwe for the ',de treatment ••1
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..f its flame con•buct. I ta.rtainly cannot
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deny that there ia a V aMe utficient to PaMit; import-
ant champ.. who hold with Mr. Burhu,
.as

do, that frtiowledge and virtue alone have an inirinaic
right b m.v..rnment, might desire to constitute A
...eon.' Chamber stnetly on this basis. But we
er aaaaa in the nature of things exclude the action of
.4her influences, especially the iwnnarent, growing,
aml highly aggnsrsive is,wer of wealth. Among these
secondary no a link with the past, WI a
force congenial to the character and habits of the
people, and as a cheek 011 other and yet more mixed
agencies, I hope that in the reconstitiat a of the
lion.. of Peers, when it arrives, a retwonable share
of power may be allowed, undrr wine conditions, to
the principle of birth.

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