The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-18
BIG ovATlons TO GLADSTONE
Mccarthy, Manning .Davitt and Others
speak for the New Party.



wrote. lndorslng the new party, sddipg-
II WAS rar for me to speak until the bishops Of
Ireland, Ef1s1 wise period Of foGbearxncs. M
fe-ad an aafberasatfre decision, which acrepf-
e6 Gs my CHE. ] can nor end without saying
that see Ireland rising and reUearlzsav Ifsslf
after passing observation. upon The old ard
only lines which hzre unselded its noble life
throughout the word
Mccarthy, responding TO the toast. sire
land Nation, said: Il no more doubted
that Ireland would settle this matter IN
the right way than / doubted my Own ex-
,sIe1ce. At No time in their hissory hare
the Irish people enjoyed Esore thoroughly
the sympathy and confidence Of the great
English hLiberal-Democrafir party Every
day which passed counted for their side,
end for the nations csuse against the de-
sires of any small party or man. They
stood for Ireland nation"
Michael Dsyiff, speaking at Blackburn,
said that Parnefi would meet with q more
thorough defeat in Sligo than be had met
with IN Kilkenny. and that at the general
election be would have NO following what
ever.
Gladstone received tremendous spon-
taneoas ora1son today on leaving the
Gha-11g Cross railroad station for Hast
ings. where sn immense crowd had gath
cred al the depot, the crowd cheering itself
hoarse- After Gladstone appeared the
people broke down the barriers and made
d rush for the grand old man, cheering
and waTing hands and handkerrhisEs A
number OF exfra-snthnsiasfic admirers
scrambled On top Of the cars and yelled,
rheered and waved until the train ON
starting suddenly, threw several upon the
tracks and platforms. Two were SO seri-
oualy injured that they had TO be taken to
8 hospital Several others were seriously
cuf and hrcised
Previous To lie departure of the train
the executive committee Of the Radical
Association presented an address 10 Glad
stone, IN which il was stated that the asso-
Cation is hopeful OF a brilliant triumph
for Gladstone and his followers In the
coming election. The turmoil In the depot
was SO great that Gladstone was unahle TO
say word in reply
When the train In which Mr. Gladstone
Was travelling stopped al Tunbridge, Kent,
large crowd had assembled. Gladstone
rsrlied TO an address presented him He
assured them that whasever measure of
hc-ae rule was proposed its spirit and
oasis wcrfd he unchanged from those Il
former ones, that it would be compatible
with English honor, and would bring peace
and confen1meni to ireland and life to the
unson- Upon his arrival at Hastings,
Gladstone received another ovation. The
streets were brightly decorated with bunt-
ing, and the veteran parliamenlarian wss
welcomed n truly royal style. In reply
10 an address 81 Hastings. Gladstone said
he had found little 10 hlame In Lord Sails
bury foreign policy during recent yearx,
but he condemned the policy Of Goschen,
chancellor OF the excheQasr, IN concerning
fictitious surqlasses and conceaiing real
expenditures from parliament. In order TO
manufacture q satisfactory budget
Allndlnc 10 the Irish parliamentary
party. Gladstone SAID Parnell's speech. IN
which he said he had opposed the claims
OF labor candidates IN England IN eonse-
eEenoe Of obligations he was under TO
Liberal leaders, v as absolutely untrue SO
far Is he fGlads1one1 was concerned. He
had always been ready TO support the
claims Of labor candidates. Touching
upon the painful disclosures of the divorce
suit. Gladstone sad il was not his part to
place the amount Of delinquency. but ii
- ~ Liz ts2-A Va l4&C 4--br2 2Ac 10 G91txQSl
upon what principles they shoald be guided
n The disposal of the case. The Liberals
knew thst the cause OF home rule
depended on them The Liberals, g added
the veteran statesman, had arrived st a
definite conclusion n regard 10 Psrnell.
He tf5isdS1onel was merely reporter of
the general conviction that the party WIS
against Pzrnell- The Liberals were ready
70 fare defeat, exclusion, misfortune. hut
they were nof prepared 10 create consfifu-
sional leadership for ireland under such
guidance as PANELS" Cheers
In conclusion Gladstone expressed the
crialon fhat i wss the cuty Of the Liber-
ais 10 prosecute this grea. ard nzr~lotie
purpose and 10 obtain justice for Ireland.
conscious thai IN the cozraSeous arplica-
slon of literal principles thev would Sc
care union Of the classes. the dominion
of isw sad the stability OF the crown.
Cheers
Gladstone also made IN address In The
Gs5efy iteate-- lie expressed entire con-
13snce N the fl1urs q the Liberal rszrsr.
he pointed o1f with regard 10 The Irish
members that each had entered parliament
szah5ecf 70 3 pledge fhst or ererv question
affecting Ireland the minority shsul9 sac
-11sce lss Own opinion sa6 CO.
operate with the s2s;o-71v. Every
member of the Irish uzrry. from the
leader downward, was bound bv this
pledge. II Has true that In Octof,e-. 1ss,
b denounced PSrneIi n the sereress
terms. whereas for several Years uasr he
bSs been n active cs-o7@rztloa Wit, him.
he Asd denounced him because Pa-aeil BE-
fore, or more occasions than one. had
sse1 language dangerous TO the empire re-
spes11Dr TIE total separation o. Ireland
xn1 S1so beGzzse Pz-rell hitte-iy opposed
Ire land sess -pon which lhe Liberals re-
LED as great l-sstvu-- sats for redress of Irish
grievances When horae rzle was intro
aCce6 lrl,.Tas House Il was f-guklv aso--si
by fAe l-lsa yss7y. Tas nlxa wxs f.s~+s
On l5e2s fer Grsf handing orsr 10 ireland
Tie faN, s5csclp2s cozgrol Of he- local
s-7a1Ts, and secondly, maintaining esnalav
s1ll- sE5csclazs imperial eantra. Of rross
sIzz-s- IL anr frs-st plan Of home rule IS
proposed. ss s-zsI II NAV Re - co-ssnuei
BE- Il HOPE II VII be fe-n4sesa on ragsS
13e.Ery "a those tsssss, neither oF wasca
cza ~ 5zszI1.&hly sessz-aseG from The o.he-.
PANEL -sCszsly sad. II -ssx - me
e zhlns o. lo-y allies IhSr raavei
shzt game orce, sn9 II csa not
&zzsRe-- Tie fE-r constance does rsysz cs-e
mach Ahozs ho-ae r4se Ii Is rcs "a the
tory izs@1iecs .
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ss1aEsEnae. -fese l1se-a2s xsacsSea sElss they
co2A4 nos pace tbs eoasa1Ez1sozx. lexSs--