Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18
MDER F0AEgIH gNEs.
The TrlumphaI Prsgrea.
81 Gladstone.
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cAmpAlsa-Franss seizss ths New
Hssrlass The RsursS Ez-
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LESBOS, June -6iadstons Started
this moFninQ on his Scotch campaiRn
He was aeeompanied by Mrs. Glad.
gt0ne. Thousands Of people ecnRro
gated at fhe railway station 10 witnss,
his dapaEiura. Iha crowd vas simply
eno4aa0aa. Il seriously bleaksd the wsy
and deIayed the approaeh Of the Pre-
miaF's carriage. when Mr.. Gladstong
pEatfoKnn, be found Z sacked with uso.
cheering. A. last be reached his seat Ia
lhp special eoash aasiensd fog bis oon-
VsYauee. The Windqg At hie seat va
through the window it SCI up another
cheer which vas repeated several times
Tie people appearsd dssiroua Of haV.
ne TIE Premisf addre8 them With soml
paetiog g6rda bsloEs Gping away on BIZ
ardnaus sEFand. he aFoss and spoke
from the coach window. rs tkanked
the people for their extraordinary de
monstratiOn. He adiuFed them to ALLOW
nothing 70 hide from them tbs questiou
Of she hour. Attempts have bseu
made the venerable oEstpR exclaimed,
'ana VIII hs made, 10 disert your atten-
tion from the real question e issue
TAia auesti8n 8 solely HhstheF lrsland
shah Be trusted 20 manage her own
aHaiFa Thoss Who dony 10 IEaland
this right admit that Canada and ether
British coloeies enjoy such fiRhta Ara
wo g tEu1t en- fellow suhiassa Ia Ire
land and Rosska b lese. o. are @e 70
sasgs ,ass. j! ne policy q s0s@pmsnf b
Glads,ons then Baas his bearers COED
bye, and .the train moved away. Rn-
thuslaatie and pBolonaed cheering 90
eompanied its depaEtuge, and hundreds
of people wns ~ baRdkeRonief and hats
and God speeding the Premier, ran
alosa the platform beside his coaeh un-
Cd the train outsped them.
Gladstone drove 70 The Failway station
IN q carriage drawn BY pair OF horses
e la eslimated that fnliy 1900 persons
we're IN the crowd that awaited him.
1ha people made TIE most frantic ef-
forts 10 zee TIE Premier, and broke
down the harriars Whioh h6d bean pro
vided 70 keep them back. Agraat many
msn and boys climbed - the TOP cf TIE
railway oarKaiaea - the station. ard,
from that elevation, ullsaFed Gladstone
a. h8 passad them. 0iadstDna, only
reached kis csaoh With tna efaatsst diff
6culty. A sQnad Of pelics saFEeundod
him and by nuoh eIbewing suoassisd
q last IN gsttina him through
TIE eheerinQ masses 20 tbs car. The
Prsmisr wore I tweed sult ana - Tnver
neea caps e0at. he bowed and smiled
and raised his has inosssantiy n re-
spouse 10 the grestinga OF the crowd.
AZ Lafon and BsdfoFd the crowds at
the station eheered Gladstone as she
train sped By. No stop was made anlii
LsiceaSer was reached. Here there was
an snormous gathering, whieh gave the
Premier Rn enthusiastic greetinQ. A
feW RE0ans from outside Or the crowd
geFe soon discontinued. A eommittes
presented Gladstone with an address,
exercising confidence IN him and his
Irish scheme. The Premier made a
brief reply. After thanking tbs people
for their Ifosplion. he said, "fIme is
not allowed me 30 speak uR0n the great
question befoFe the county, namely,
will yon eiVe Iceland what you give shs
colonies With the greatest advantage
the power TO manage. not Imperial, bat
Irish AHairsP Daring my atty
four years OF public life
never saw enthusiasm everywhere
equal 70 that which has baen shown In
this great cause. Eyes are noW upon as
in a degree never equalled before. Not
only tie whole Of tue British Eaea, bat
The whole Of oiviliBsd mankind testify
the liveliess interest," IN she question. II,
as have every Roascn 20 believe. the
verdict is favorable 20 the people OF
IFole,d, thers will be nothing less than
q thrill Of 10y thF0u zhont the civilized
world. I place before you this noble
obieci-hunhn sympathy combined
with justice. commend 10 TO your
deep and deliberate confederation, for
zen never bad an issue 70 detarmins
more charged With good or evil 20 the
future advanesment Of this great Em-
pire.n
The sposeh vas seosivsd with the
widest anthuaiasna. lhe train arrived
At Trent ct ten mina1es after one. An
other halt was made. Here, ~ at the
other places, the crowd vas composed,
noe only Of the iDhabitants Of Trent.
but Of peopls from nottingham, llkos-
ten, and every other place near By. A
crowd Of immense proportiOns awaited
the train nt 0ailashialn. There is great
sxoitsnent at 0allAshisls over the ap-
Proaohing election. Tue Opinisns Of
ne people oA the Irish question are
a6ont equally divided.
Enormous crowds greeted Mr.. Glad.
stone at all the towns on the route from
Carlisle - Skiplon. At EdlnbuEgh
t000o persons lined the Fsata frsm che
railway atation 20 she hotel, and the po-
lice had great diGioalty in making q
passage way for the PreaieF's carriage.
hF. 0laastone says be feels no IN ef.
feo1s from bis ioaFney and that be ia
extremely REaaifed a. the rsoaptiun be
has met With ae every place be has
spoken.