New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
ASSAILING MR. GLADSTONE.
AFTER SPIRIT OF LORD RANDOLfH
CHURCHlLLS MANIFESTO
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SECURE OFFICE AND PROPOSED 1hho'"" "a
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I.ovDov June 21.-Lord Randolph Church
ilrs manifesto 10 the electors OF fsuons'o" says
.peoples dissolution has come upon US such Is 'hc te
xven by Gladstone to the most wantoh potc" co"'""
.,on that In our times has aiii cted this country
n, tbs canrce OF an individual elevated to dignity
nv An act OF the people, by the pouhuess
sgotism OF the Premier, the klhedon -
10 he disunted for the purpose OF securing once only
FOR little while by the aid OF dsloya faction suosst
,nc upon foreign gold. The Government has been de-
serted by all could confer upon 1t character
mr. renutation. Gladstone has reserved ior his
closing days conspiracy against the no"o
of Great Britain and welfare of Ireland more star'"S"
base and nefaIous than any OF these numerous ues'
and plots that for quarter Of century have oec"po
his imagination. Nor are the results OF rcPe"' "a ~
upion matter of moment TO him. NO pr"o"'
cal responsibility will fall upon MS snouu'
era He regards with inconcelVsoio H''oi"' '
fact tha, upon his Will devoive the ipossi
bic labor OF rebuilding shattered Empire Leu 'ne
cretulous electorate give him majority TO AID whcn
another Irish revolution may be cousummated. and ts
most moderate OF Ministers will be satisfied to COM
pacently retire repose Nature cries aioud-NSu'o
10 whose cries he so long turned deaf ear
Churchill sgmatizes the Home Rule bill as INSANITY
trancking treason cOndoDing crime e1aitihs ais
LOYALTY abasing loyalty and monstrous mixture OF
ilnbecllity extravaganza and political Mysteries lie
rliicules the anticipated 6euehcal results from
The bill and airms that the united and concentrated
genius of Bcdam and Colneyhach would strive III vain
10 produce a more striking tissue OF absurdltes than
those eravey commended by senie vanity TO peope
renownei for common sense tnurchlI sr'nEy ue-
rounces oucmap power aud holds Glastone responslbe
for the CONNIE re depression delayed reforms suheI
in from niu>tce awlessness in Ireland, uscredit
aud blood abroad aud colon al alienation lie also
speaks of Mr. Gladstone 1.-THE betrayer OF hhaI'ou,
guilty OF GOrlons death. the pattntee OF 'ne
Peniieh sham: rejected by democratic EouSe VI
Commons longer able 10 conceal MS perssoMmshs M ~
nnder the shelter Liberal party. avoided Dy tne
of con ndencs In himseifa political e1pedient 6orroweu
from the worst days OF the Second Empire ChurcniA
cOnclu ted: ....,, on,
"GeuteInen il Is time some one should speak OUT
have written you plainly. some may thlhK stonsy,,
Rnt whatever the English tbulary may contaih o
nIannrss and strength is inadequate TO descrioc
truly or pant realistically the present poIt.caii
pnsiflon at this critical moment We have not 10 ucaI
with the Government party or policy, Out WIN a man
who makes the most unparalleIeu claih oI
dlctatorial power conceivable by treeineh. for
that reason ] have deliberately addressed mysen
to the personal aspect of the question, ana
have drawn the character OF the claimant from recent
history Mr.. Gladstone at Edinburgh on FRIDAY recon-
Dended himself TO the country IN the name OF AhGmy @
God. Ohers cannot and wou'e hpt e,au er
.sc,,ing ,sf s@cn "qe renewa Of your confidence to
recommend TO you the rocy OF the Unonist party IN
the maine OF country and OF the great En-
miro upon unity and effective maintenance SO
largely depend the freedom happiness and progress u
mankind"