New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

commercial treaty, they were In no way surrounded D
doubt or difficulty. In regard to Free Trade he sai
there had been lately reaction TO certain extent o'
he was firmly convinced that they might well attempt
10 overthrow trial by jury as to restore proteo'Fe
duties No Government that possible in England woud
pledge itself to such course The Government was de
termIned that whatever treaty it negotiated with France
it should not be Of retrOgrade character As an MUS
traton OF the benefits Of free trade MT diauS'o"o
pointed ou that whole American export OF manuIac
"a 10000 1928 500l worth, wnile the Eng n 900
ports 70 those countries am smounaeG Ga %, France and
America together did not equal the Engsn Aitnou6 %
both enjoyed protection, England beat them III Ill h
tral markets. , -. T oods ra.
Mr. Gladstone in the Of his speech az Lees re-
ferring Mr. PaInelsc on the Lana b m the
that although Mr. Parne did all he could 10 DuI9 tuo
bill be did not dare against it, fer If he had aGe
so his own Leaggers would haye rse ~ Speakng at
Derby, yesterday, said the Government egs5aIon tb 70
meagre and fruitiess where 1t is not shameim; tno
Government of great promises had become Govern
of small promises The Golden Glno "Ion n ms ,b
prOrogation o Parliament calling upon ITS frends o
u special subscription of $1,000 for further s'lill"l
measures comba ing the re dictionary NOV engnt ot
monster meeting was held this afternoon In Leeds at
which Mr. Gladstone again spoke ne the
eign policy Of the Government He consrauateu S r9
Liberal party on the results regarding MONTENEGRO anu
Greece. He severely condemned inc IafI'Ua as 70 70
convert the Afghans from friends to enemies, am s
break down the moral barrier between lha t Su cor
He rejOced TO say that the troops nau og a. be most
pletely withdrawn thereby efacng some OF thc inU @
unfortunate and scandal0us recOHecllohs "lI'O" IA ~
history. ,,.A., ,,,
lie said: "Tbe joint action established cdrrsy oy
France and England in Egypt is coursdd d
which opens out OF dlincnltes anu
objections of which we begin to experience tne
risks, am happy to say that Anglo-f fehch
yenton has been beneficial both To ESypllan -,
and to the condition of the peasants Our pohGg m -,
Egypt will be guided by this consideration "
act in strict with the allied and frendy 1oNer
mcn of France have doubt thai we shali nc tpio
TO maintain perfectly united action. snail endeaNo
prevent the growth Of the difficulties between E p
the sultan Exceptin of unforeseen Necessary 0
shall not seek extend the limits OF our ntcflerehcc
Mr.. Gladstone defended the conduct OF tne uoEcrns
meut regarding the Transvaal. and said: In sPle Oi
expectatons the Voksraad has not yet ratleu te Ho
eral conditions of the convention. We nave Deeh III
vii TO reopen negotiations. IL is possible tnat IN s0c
minor points the conditions might he mOdlheu' lno
made not due TO weakness OF
lty do not know what is gOiag TO happen nope the
convention Will shortly he ratified. But TINS WIN say,
we shall remember and faithfully maintain the interests
OF the numerous native populations OF the IransVah anu
no less faithfully maintain the dignity OF TINS great cOn
try" Mr. Gladstone warmly repeed the charge titt the
Liberal party Indifferent TO the interests u the I'm
pre and concluded his speech with description OF the
Liberal policy which ho characterized as q pohcy oi
peace and justice. ,, c,,..,.. ~,
Commerce Mr.. Gladstone said: " 80 long IA America
adheres TO protection commercial supremacy VIII
be secure need disturb ourselves the slightest
on that score Compared with America ana Herlnahy,
we have now Tor thrice the amount oi tfade
they have"