The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-04-26 00:00:00

LYE.

LIBERAL MEETING.—A meeting in connection
with the Lye and Wollescote Liberal Association
night, and was numerously attended.—Mr. G. K.
was held in the Lye Temperance Hall on. Tuesday
Harrison presided, and in his opening remarks
pointed out the importance of the electors doing all
they could on behalf of the Liberal cancticta,es at
the next election. They had a la:ge number of
votes in that district, and if the Liberals o* the Lye
stood true, he believed they were strong enough to
turn the East Worcestershire election. They must
band together to prevent Toryism becoming ram-
pant among them.—Mr. Coddineton read the coin-
mittees' report, detailing the operations of the past
year, and this was afterwards formally adopted.—
On tee motion of Mr. Coddington, secon led by
Mr. J. Heatlic)ck, Mr. G. K. Harrison was re-
elected :presid at of the association ; and, in ac-
knowledging the compliment paid to him, said he
would doievert thing he could in the future, as in
the past, to ke p up Liberalism in the Lye. (Cheers)
—Mr. T. Brooks was elected treasurer, Mr. hie.
Pearson
were and vice-president, and a com-
mittee Anted for the year.—Mr. J. B.
Shepherd moved a resolution expressing unabated
confidence in the Government, and in Mr. Gled.
stone, its head; and trusting that the Franchise
secretary
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Bill, carried through its second reading by a splen-
did majority of 136 vores, would become law during
the present session of Parliament, and that the
Government would not yeild to any attempts to
shut out Ireland from its benefits. Me. Shepherd,
referring to the additions the bill would make to
the electorate of the country, said that so fir as
East Worcester was concerned it would add 24,000
voters to the present 12,000. It was a very serious
matter to add such numbers of voters to the pre-
sent county con,tituencies, but it was very much
more serious to keep them out. (Applause.) Ur.
D. K. Shoebtoham seconded the resolution, weich
was carried.—The following resoluions were also
adopted :—"That this meeting desires most strenu-
ously to protest agains', the wilful and systematic
obstrucLion placed in the way of useful legisletien
by certain members of the H ,use of Commons, and
while heartily thanking the Prime Minister for the
eloquent protest he has made against such obstne-
Lion, urges the desirability of resorting to such
further measures as may be necessary to check the
licence in future." "That this meeting heartily ap-
preciates the efforts to protect the live of our sea-
men made by the Pve,ident of the Hoard of Tra le,
and trusts that the Merchant Shi ping Bill, intro-
duced by him, will be passed during the present seq-
sion of Parliament in such a farce as shall secure
its main object, without unduly interfering with
the legitimate right of merchants and others inter-
ested in the shipping trade."

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