New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
AN IRISH PARLIAMENT.
Mr. GLADSTONE AT LIVERPOOL.
,vc,s, ALTON FOR IRELAND BY IRIsHMEN soLhA'
,sr covcrprIoN-LoVE AND COERCION.

,vc,sr ALTON FOR IRELAND BY IRishAEN 'oh'"-
,rsr coycrPrIoN-LOvE AND COERCioS'
,,oo, lime 2S.-Mr. Gladstone this
..,noon addressed the electors OF Liverpooi iii ae
L.. Crcns He was received with ooun"'e'' 0 ..
s,asm The circus was crowded 10 ,'s "'"v's -, nm
. 900 nersons being present Hunoreas oi Pof :,
~. 20 cain admitauce crowded around tue ou''u' VI
the hall. , T.. ,.ror n, Homo
,, .,rr.s..d an thing he had witnessed during h's
nfo Despte the long purses or MS oppone"'' "
,orrard To the result of the elections WIN oon
II was true that he denounced the Nato"ah~'s '
n,, :, was because he thought they we're In thc WINS
IT. unmarried them now because he thought anu "o"
.,r rrare IN the right He now proposed 10 e"o
.,,tu,orx Parliament TO Ireland to deai eAcu''o.
with Irish affairs. His opponents pseten"o" '
q grant would be tho breaking down OF irsu .,
a. the ,mperisl Parliament But. said the frehie
usyance had heen given srudgingly and ha'i
ners,otore and sometimes 1t had not peeh t'om 49,,
ns ,n.r.,s wished to destroy that sort OF a'es'".
"a mako Irishmen revere the Imperial r"rn"
sco,chmen and Englishmen, from the nears "nu
uo stoutly denied that they were rei"s'"k w.,
privileges which they were giving elsewhere. ~..s,
contrary they were willing TO listen 10 any '"sso
60, on bebalf OF Ulster. They were Wiling u ""no
sxceptional proposals II they were hSeiy to 'o
Again they we're told that the lana purchase p'
meant taking British taxpayers money . ~
nothing of the kind. II was one thihs 10 sPo -
thst land purchase meant more than 'n'e9' ~
oua be no party to the scheme. he deniea' ho"e'o'
,n, ,hs Home Rule bill and the Land Purchase Dill were
inseparable. go ,., ,ro. q
He reminded his auditors that Home kule was =
..,io, NJ c,a,ses against the masses The Lioerai
marty he said, was, as a rule, not supporter W ~
soures clergymen OF the Established Church' o"i.oU "
,no army ana SO forth. Wherever there was q higny
,rivieged publicly endowed profession almost e'o'!
,nember OF that profession was an apt-L'oer~' Du'
from the legal and medical professions which wero nv"
open the Liberals received fair share OF suppof,
Snesion whether the masses were aoo a aiways
aiv To oyerbear the classes. because IL nHu "a
been shown that wherever truth Justice Ceres am in
humanity were concerned tho masSes wrong.
the rsn show s%S hs By reference Lord Randolph
Churchii whose name he had not n, .nnnose he
anrhS nave ,e occasion to mention again He had been
told that Lord Randolph Churchill naa nau ot taIen
20 ~ ahomt him but he Nr. Gladstone haa ho ,n anp
10 s ,yonSu 70 noare difficult to descri9e
Churchil but If he could cut ont onehs U. M and
d.,,"gnsned paoiic servant Churchill howevsr p.1 s1
med that the classes might go s, sh people never
erred Mr Gladstone hoped they wouid not OFT U" WIS
occasion. ., ,,,.r nara,vzed because Of
the irish question and it ould remain had
some measure of justice were passed and had suc.
.asd She was now backed not only by nor own ne h
bers by vast number OF woud tend to pro-
mote the growth Of prosperity III re . ,iand would
were the result would ne Una. sne %a. doing
pnw He hoped hold her IN future py o'er ,,b wig!
Mr. Gladstone concluded amd oau cme1s cS rba Act OF
orOus denunclatlon oi 'no ""n"0 "
Uuion was effected. 49, ,,,,, 20 q Mating
Mr. ,sman Mr. Gladstone has written letter IN
which me saws the statement that he said hst II
~ ~. MI session of Parliament OF bill for lne us
establishment OF the Church OF Enganu r.
srsnlnte fabrication with nothing to JUSTIFY 6" paa ~,
TIE Rev Henry Ward b 'echer was on tho Pi"''0'
while Mr.. Gladstone Was spcaRing'