The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12


Parliament which disestablished the Irish
church and settled the Irish land question
which introduced the ballot. abolished the
system of the purchase Of appointments in
the army, and founded a national education
was at IN end. Mr. Gladstone and his
cabinet have appealed to her Majesty, the
Queen, and she, upon their advice, has
agreed upon an immediate dissolution of
Pa lament
The sudden proclamation has taken the
nation by surprise, since one and all had
taken it for granted that the approaching
session would be allowed to drag itself
along to the end before the Premier should
give the signal to dsarm.
The reasons for Mr.. Gladstone's move
ment are set forth in very able message
to the electors at Greenwich. in which he
desires their votes for the coming term of
Office in the Words sin the new Parlia-
ment | respectfully solicit the honor Of
representing you; and holds before their
eyes certain lures which the liberal party
propose to practice should they be elected
to the trust and good will of the people.
The appeal to the country is of signal
importance. and very justly has aroused
the latent energies OF politicians to a high
pitch Mr.. Gadstone's address has three
purposes combining to one end. 1t sets
forth the reasons why the present momen-
tOus decision has been taken. 1t justifics
the policy of the government in the past,
and it announces the measures for the fu-
ture upon which the leaders of the liberal
| party base their claim to a renewal of con
| fidence.
Mr.. Gladstonc's step was brought about
| by the complications, in ministerial circles,
of Mr. Disraeli and the conservative party,
and the former minister has resolved to
bring to a climax the question, whether the
government still possesses the confidence of
the country, or TO ascertain whether there
is or is not conservative reaction and
tendency among the people for a change of
sway. The manifesto is truly a stroke of
diplomacy, and by its flavor of frankness
cannot fail of producing favorable i'm
preston.
The liberals have had forty years of
government, and for the forty years before
that, counting back from 1880, England
was governed almost without intermission
by Tory principles. A comparison of the
two periods is an additional weight in the
liberal pan of the national balance, while
certain h'cts ol ii'siilli'ase'neht Oh lale
tehd TO tacillta'e 'he rise OF me conserVa-
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Disraeli to his supporters, stating that cher
Majesty having been pleased to direct that
Parliament should reasscmblc on the 9th Of
February, | trust that you may find it con-
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