New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
MR.. GIApsroNE's SPEECH AT wARBlNGIoS.

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On Der 70 the Right Hon. W. L. Glads'ciiV
-. fT " csr.rtou the Liberal candidates io' 'h'
soh West dvis,n II Lancashire, attended nee''n
thcir snrporters IN The Public Hall. warrington.
ba,l which is calculated to hoio i'V 49, "a I,ien,
crowded in every part Mr. 8 RigDy p'es', ~ o'S.cc
introduced Mr. Gladstone 10 the niec'i"s. ,ii,t -,
o,;ead At length the attitude of the IoIy "in'',
- - Question and the reform policy ana 'n'"
10 - follows on the Irish Church question ...-.
,o,d ON former occasion, al 81 He!eh 8 70 en-
,oss tbis opinion which, am c0nhd5nt, Is c1I - b.
a 5Tr,ur tie last session was really wnelnSr y.
DI You would adopt our proposal ana our have no
me Circumstances OF the cI9nu!, wu y,o,i6 nave
".,.b establishment. OF whether you Wo ,1. - 20
or lonr, ). Ssl tor The government OF IrselA
With us M tho opinion that We could not SUI SUI a.
st,, ana they have proposed pinn, bt9lh t, Ia a.
90 nronosed ours Many Of you. pr0bShiy ''"
5icrable number If the people vino are FIolC ~
imposed I'm conscience 10 the payment on wy -,t,,,.
* fcci rot less crioyed 40 the payment OF ,s,
W Et il nc meaning of these Two grantst ihl
80 the burcsses Of The ltlsh Nation All tie p1ir-
lSn Gi.6 church establishments ever have t,l
sUded and recommended. aud Of all the IeeAHss ~ ta
,nptry and may say Of the common SeAse % III
,3 ,,S,snt Of The civilized world. that 1t is lnp+,i
~ - @gt II tolerated except upon conditions and thtIe
,. tlo l,ollcy of those who desire us ~ s
ir,foin and 10 nullfy these grants whlchi htt
lrd the hui resses Of the Irish Chnrch. but II W.
"a tler mn 81 be some more OF those buttre ssts or
the wi was weak and beginning TO pnise f ~
tore new b,ttress devised in the shape OF te
DOS. alton of Roman Cateolic UNIVERSITY
s,s Of an increase of the Regium .1o.1 n;
question is TINS Are w6Iiese Il'eV h,nsSe'pS no. =
ave bee n united with Ireland rs far as law could
lueyou. snd fr as force and me strong mana 9 7,
YOU cAU il united, for zoo years, but inc Umoh lh hs
sbsised between you has at mo PERIOD Deeh soUiS@ ~
or sccuVy this country, but has az al eloos
been q source Vi wonder and OF seaman 70 o tls \.
world Now, gentlemen, you are the pei ois 70 VIM on -
inf llef
matters arc to be carried On Do yon intend or 40 oH
lot iRtend. hat orr relations win irSianu th nm
he people OF England, be you CouseryaliNes' 5e
YOU Liberals. be You Radicals, or what you ihy, y,
Won thuk II honorable 20 you as civilized people o
as Chrisan people that your relations toward ieSng
shall continue IN tins staei II is the strong manu- on
FOR the law or for the British connection that preserve
the peace 81 Ireland Inis Is tue question YOU nave :
onswer aud this is the question FOR reply to winch {Ot
will be responsible. We have fairly raised H. ana lad
before You might IN other times nave lad ~ 10
You might have laid it on the Houses OF Parlanent
that House Of Parliament, the Judgment Of which Nj
be Rtpowerful with respect TO the seItIeheht %
flls great question. The next few weeks mus
determine whether years 20 the present state Of
Things not tocOntinue. What Is the POcy opposed
80 orq should like 70 know that, should like 10 Know
N there q man out Of this who could answer that
question We have light TO look for the answer m the
address Of the Prime Minister If We have read fof
monte. and months past topic more than another
iterated beyond all enduranoc,t Is that my cGndue!
measure because ia rab,d desire for office We Iashed
AZ tila irish Church without waiting Tor te report
oi Ulf Commission. What ala we Lot W9it
Tors Tie report o. the Commission OF the
ION -gse men who were 20 settle ali these dibCes'
well gentlemen content 20 say that IN my opinion
no overt OF the Commission could Lot possibly nave
spythiug TO DO with the matter. CheeTsJ Tic report
pt che Commission was report to consider now iht
Sri.h Establshment should be managed. snppOsiug u
we're 10 continue establishment; but, as wished ihIt
u sho.ld not continue establishment, very naturally
wished not to give the Commissioners the trouble
of making any report at all Cheers ana iaughier B
III Is perfectly obvious that as far as the report 81 tbe
Commission Is concerned 10 could have no value. But
nov does the matter stand on the other side That
very different affair They did wait Tor II, ana The
son1r 80 been published Yet, what Is the resultt The
Prirr nister published his address. which contained
an outline OF the policy which the three Kingdoms are
20 he governed aud there is not single reference IN lie
ddresg the report He aid not even acknowledge the
t nous lab6rs by which the commissioners have con
fri.ec 20 produce huge OF figures Ia Rreab blue
lok lauglitcrl As matter OF policy. that argument
waag for report of the ConDsslOu IN order that
80 Government might De able 70 form some idea OF what
vas reiatd tho question OF the Irsh Church. u poE
utter pOded. fCheeFs