The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27

Why, MIR. Gladstone was almost worried TO death
lss yoar IeSas1O ho attended public meeting as
malignant mannor by tho Tory clique as tho first
hS ba%sS assS
pcarns y I'D nterdSaase oi thSsSt, to OF trsnt spt
them with 6eSomigS aSsesSpSq Mr.
psbs @ ssa5Ri aaR 81
anu mnssfPoIFF'efs PIF'fs to- ,.idoa W%Ir. raap &;
Sr0 MANY Ieasons 50 which induced mo to
think that my presence horo this evoning was
duly 70 como as tho PFesident q tho Irish RefoInn
mote that Shi$h III pNEe5 i" GOO % RFS R~
Except fOs ,s tiS IMPOSED on mo BY tho
fidelity 10 reform il 1pdouhted, have remained in
Tho HontS, where opuIGo buaincss Of groat irpqr-
as Ssg tss o{SSn Re-
Sinoo the commencement Of tho session hafe CO.
easlonaily ATTENDED tho meetings Of tho Council Of
snS
haSo insprcd tho NTH. such respoot--I may say
admiration for thoso who compose that CourciI :
that doom it. an honor to stand by thoir sfda at
this cribs in tho fortunes Of tho cause. [oheonIl
What I want you to understand by my prcSGnG9
hcrc is that and my countrymen arc i'll earnest
tho ondNwitI you to divide tho dfiouities Of tho
struggle, ahd With you to reap tho advantages OF
tho victory. lGrcat eheering.l Now, il MAY ho
=
TINT 1t i5 loud cheers, prolonged Tor seycrnl min
utesl, because tho Roform Bill OF .tFe Government
is moro dolusion. - ,..y r. rI.F
Tho ODoNoanuE is very foroible speaker, was
listenodt to with great interest and attention, and
| loudly and repeatedly cheored. Want OF space
prevents our giving his remarks!n full. His spooch
concluded, tho crowd Dispersed in tho most orderly
| manner.
Tho position Of tho Government in regard te
MI Ios
to It, viii bo gathered from tho following rolnarkt
i Of Lord DEnBY, made at meeting. of tho sup
porters OF Ii ministry, held at his official resi-
dence in Downing street. ta25 mombsrs. were
prcscnt), fow hours amor, tho rneoting IA Hyde
| Park. ~ .;''' li,s- lGG
Lord Dorby, who was loudly chcerod, commenced
| By explaining fully the plan tho government in
| tended TO adopt with regard to tho meeting to bt
hold IN II, do Park. Ho stated that though the,
had boon accused Of yaoillation and irrosoution
aud especially Mr. Walpoie, yet tho course tina
thoy pursued OF the end was what they from th
ton Of the Cabinet, and not Of Mr: Walpele only
iIn o,.ri.acl nt ,laCfabie onsth the Low will
regard 10 tho rights OF tho Crown to tho park, Lu,
how far such mostings as tho ono in question wor
luga. He statui thht, acting under tho advice O
not oIiy the existing law officers Of the Grown, bu
also OF lali the .preHous legal advisors, they hat
issued proclamation, which was in the form of
public notice, warming all persons against an in
Iringomcnt Of tho law, aud thoy had further mad
pcfoVual VI HollCo upon Ill LQ06e per
sons who had bsen advertised to spoak and all VIII
wcrc about to take part In tho proposed political dis
cnaaion in tho park notifying to them Tint, shoul
thgY attempt to addross tho moeting, tbdy woull
be Liable TO civil aotpu at Law for itrespass ON,
Lord Derby stated that sich actions would DO i'm
mediately commenced aga gaiIst: them. He addo,
TINT tho law officers of tho: Grown had mot onl
advised this the proper course, but as tho sol
COURSE TINT could BIO pursued according 10 statut
law Ho was deternInodj whilo maintaining tn
dignity OF tho Crown not to illegally endanRer th
Iborios Of tho subject. HIS lordship then allude,
to the Reform Bill, and explained ut length tn
various bearings or tho question OF the persona
payment OF rates in full, expressing his opinion
TINT there could bo no Justification in oxeJ tin,
l the compound housoholders from tho saYus labili
ty That Was common to all other ratepayers, AM
tnat he considered that tho personal payment Q
household sunrage pure and simple. Holding thi
opinion 30 strongly az ho did, whatoyer tho docip
ion of tho Houae was ho could not give way. n
thon alluded 70 somo now clausos which the Chan
cellor OF tho EIohequer would introduce that oYe
ming 'i'T' o. a. -! az g ,..', d, 5i r.,,s.c, :
an. GLADSTONE AND THE LEADERSHIP OF TN
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