New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11
MR.. GLADSTONES SPEECHES.


Efrqes from M. Cloefng Remarks on Of CredH and
His Speech on SatiOndl Finance
The fact that the Egyptians chose to estab-
lsh foreign Controllers an aaf@Ige1emt Tteno n %
sariy an arrangement enta1ing foreign intervention,
trollcrs but in tho year 1879. in dcprying them OF
thar right you brought foreign int rvcRlOn INTO the
heart the country. and established IN the strctest
sense of the phrase political control believe have
stated the OF the control lmpartlaly admitting us
benefits admitting the oIincolles hder which you y
with respect its establishments Al the same iline
OFT in strong and clear relief the dangeI oil
establishing IN any country ana espeeiay Ia ooury
where there IL rising national feeling system OF III
terventiOn, which always ia the view OF the people an
has this particular case, hnd gives 10 any IeFO-
lutonay parry, fulcrum aud standing poht lor us
designs
It's easy to say that France in false position in
Egypt on account OF what she had done IA runis But,
unfortunately when you have the argument back
Iunis 1t runs back to the AngloT Turkish Convention,
and our connection With Cyprus, and those who blame
what inducements offered TO her TO enter upon her
Tunisan policy
have heard during the OF these debates various
declarations to the value OF thir National unity on
There gentlemen disposed TO push their doe
trne this point that when question OF arluous for
eg policy arises It IS the duty all men 10 silence their
judgment and conscience, aud blmdy 10 follow VIAL,
am prepared 10 give my adhesion 10 that doctrine
Tor myself liberty, and feel the duty OF offering
opposition To the foreign policy winch strong
~ disapprOye, and hope honorable gentlemen opposite
will do We 10 not wish them 10 support votes
which they do not approve II they thhk TINS Noe Is
asked for purpose which they do not approve, or that
the vote ought 10 he impeacned in point OF policy or
right. by all means let them refuse TO grant H. Mr.
CODden and Mr. Bright AT the time 81 the CrInean war,
did and we thought more nIghly OF them thah we
should have done if they had suffered their senti-
mcnts TO DC concealed in silence Wltmn their hearts.
Let those gentlemen do as Fox qua, as burAe anu bOfd
Chatham did. DO MOI lei them lay down the sluggish
doctrine that Engahmen are bllndy Ike sneep follow
particular policy and 10 give their votes IN silence Tor
what they in their hearts condemn. Let this question
De tried ts rights. believe it Is being tried VIII
you claim that perfect justice and freedom to Judge r. III
the past Yet yOu fee. that there TX something besides
the paSt-tha you look onward to the luiure and
Nation all its borders IL giving us 'ts support be-
they We are engaged IN an enterprise winch We
desire and mean To follow with all our energy loud
cheers and which trust II may be- granted to ls 10
labor Tor. tor maintaining the interests 81 Inc Empire
for promoting the welfare OF the E) ptan peOll ana
for doing honest work toward the establishment OF the
peace and order OF the world
II was Lori b aconsned in this House Of his
many contentious declarations who land t down that ex
pen0itnre depends on policy. In the lnain believe
mat is We have longer men Of the calbrc and
policy Joseph Hume who go through their work vita
But IN the main, no donb II Is policy winch gOVernseN
pendituIe But the right honorable gentleman makes
this Extraordinary claim. He 81 quite agree thai IN
the estimate OF expenditure or the present year you may
he rd IN delcng ina: portion OF the year hicn Is
due 10 tho OF former Observation-Disclosures Tor ex
ample as the q 100000 or ft,30O,0OO which We have
| far all is wed. But whar does he append to that He
saws also justified in deducting them from his total
exir,ss the astonis ment with which propo-
| sjiion He has injured our years and laid them
very heavy burden, aud yet he says that he Is emitted
| To deduct the from his own years. IL Is like
| this: Supposing | a gross and Hfecialmable
spcndthrlft get hravly Indebted to BRIDESMAID
The tradcsian say has suffered heavy loss from
my having had dealings with him. According to the
comparison OF tue right honorable gentleman shOuh
have perfectly good answer to the rldesnan II were
to say, My dear sir. IL Is qllIc true th"i od nave Deen
heavily injured by me, but have injured myself Just as
much Therefore, entitled 10 set on the one
! against the other" Laughter A more portentous or
extraordinary claim Was never advanced Dy the TSnt
! honorable gcntieman
There were Conservative Governments those of 1882
and 1898 for instance, which showed no disposition
whatever to augment the public charge by great eN-
tension of ablisnments by policy which tcnded
only to lay heavy bdrdcns the country In 1906 the
change first became evident since tnat time those VINO
the Hgures OF the case VIII lLu tH
though mere has steady tendency 10 Increase IN
expenditure of tine country yot that tendency on e
average OF years has been comparhtlVeH shSnt WIon
Liberal Governments have been oice and mas been
multiplied many fold when Governments nave Deen III
office party opposite. the acton upon the phD
lie debt IN not under Administration satisfactory
Yet 1t has been loss unsatisfactory when Liberal GOV
crnments been In Office. When say inns II Is NOT
for the sake of getting credit because admit That do
claim credit present state OF the nnances OF
! site-I hope they do not TANK II lmperllneht-"lth
sense returning the old state OF their parry
! with regard economy in the public service ana am
| in making that recommendation am consulting
interests though am not doing II on that ac-
count Laughter But 1t Will greatly tehu 10 tntiI
interests party and 10 the welfare OF tHc ""oc
community II they Will emulate the Conservatives OF
thirty or ago. both In their care Tor minute
ecOnomy-n which ully ADMIT they ROAM thelr uesrc
to serve the puDlc-and likewise IN their dSp0st ton Ia
snun those needless Of public policy by which they
nave recently added 30 much TO the Duruens VI the
! country.
| DANG RROUSLY FOUNDED 81 4 STONE
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