San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15
TUESDAY, JUNE IS. 1886.
cLlpsTosEs MANIFESTO.


Glsd.tons's manifesto TO the electors
o. Midlothian i. understood 10 stand for
his address 10 the country as well. The
proposition bsfor. the voters Of Esglsnd
~ p-ssentst By M. Gladstone is exceed
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giGis sf - liGuiEcs- the premier denies
their claim 20 ssea tesiZuaCi0u allows
that Gndsr exiting conditions. there a
less ga. Gai0u oeCWeea England and
Ireland than there sas under the treaty
ot I7s2; saoEs the JGstnsss Of lreIand's
claim FOR 4 revival Of her domestic legis-
IaGI0n show. that the Capitalization Of
parliament has been g division Of tbs
peoples Of the two countries shows thA
Ireland has not repealed, but welcomed
the stipulations providing for protec-
ton Of the minority, and warns Scot
land against attempting to give the con
troyersy the bitterness OF religious
conflict. The benefits which Mr.. Glad.
stone expects to follow from the adop
ton Of his measures src-consolidatioI
Of the United Empire the stoppage o.
wAsteful and demoraliZing expenditure
extinction Of frauds upon Ireland tn
development other resources; redemp
tien Of the honor OF Great Britain from
the stigma cast upon II the world owe
by her treatment OF Ireland and, lastly
q restoration pr parliament to its owl
dignity, and q regular conduct Of tn
business Of the empire. The address
concludes with an appeal to the peopl
to refuse the evil and chose the good
looking clearly at the case anc
casting away all delusions. Thi
address OF Mr.. Gladstone's is as simpl
and manly a manifesto as was ever is
sued to an English constituency. |
deals simply with the living issue
coercion, or home rule. There are n
special pleadings, no pettifogging tn
case. 1t is as direct as human languag
can make 1t. The opposition will fin
themselves badly handicapped in at
tempting to meet its declarations. Thi
manifesto is profoundly wise and vii
stand forth a monument Of Mr.. Glad
stones straightforwardness that will fol
ever disproye the assertions Of his enc
mics as to his indirectness and vascills
tion. In the supreme hour OF his ap
peal to the country he rises into the dig
nifty of great manliness, and disdainin
all subterfuges puts his case squarely Il
the people and leaves with them the re
sponsibility Of action. Whatever tn
result, Mr.. Gladstone has approved him
self statesman Of the very highest OIL
der, at the same time showing himself
man who recognizes the manhood qua
ity and right In others.