The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03

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tributes toward tho strength q the An.
pire that that policy, is eontinuedp The
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thrown int the under ID the
parlIe%snt Win never oSsrtako these erIsars
hs s5F e ssss 9sy
be either frlendshIp or enmity with ireland.
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must follow, with this power, you must
the duties 1a SHa e
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the surface OF tho earth. / can meyer believe
thu, z great nation Will place itself IN such
In truth this question Of friendship or en-
decdea n favor Of end
ss: Of! ss,eesys lie Now Ssss a.
nit II to DO something, formidable. The
sHSns Of FIs sSa TO se sd%s a. re
sober the just. and the true. but also the In
have SpHat nssH her
the d9s q wh shS fs5 nnS
tS sSt %ay assi sa fey
when ths proper period c9m com the general
n n5fss' Tks es entire esap g. &as!ssd
S to greet nas aseSss shess
demands now made upon them in the dearest
END sDS Ssoa . G spS 81 Rss er
aeaaO ana their interest and their duty before
that M: Gladstepp ep on Sis last public appear.
ance at Newcastle. uttered his famous eulogy
Of the Southern Confederacy.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LIBERAL CONGRESS.
Ing Hatona LboPai "a
bled In the Town Hall this morning; The Wis
arrivals found good ACCOMMODATIONS at ths
sSefi ssse
even billiard tables. according to the dele
ssl hs oesans sf shg Rebs Hon Sir
the BLDG eton Division q Glasgow. and for.
Lord sr F h t casendish after the iasters
murder), introduced resolution conforming
deearssd e1cIaded A many auaned yosers from
the polls. The resolution also declared in ia.
sScu Sii 81 sa
bers OFT Of tie House. Sc q Commons as being the
se IL
Al! the. proposals met with the approval Of the
tse
Sir George pointed out the CRYING abuses
British Isles. and urged shorter Parliaments
and the payment of Parliamentary represent
Sir George added that. while he favored the
payment Of members Of the House Of Com;
he not hsy che ID
no case shSpld q members stipend exceed the
oa %sRR s s CT R%s
and d9ng Snfm ds
his eoantEys AFFAIRS. The resointfons We're
Of fSRsp &sfsa iG IF of India
aySS to sna hS
ton to the effect that the condition Of the rural
PSpal4ssion e such ~. as to require i mn
esssbsR%eeD De 's district and parish sS
C to 4ss sSS Pa1s ssass
members to be, elected BY popular vote;
ss sss
# @ nnsss q Of smell y
and denominations. for iaborers dwellings,.
and for other proper public purposes; Touch
seioirmatlon By Parliament By the removal 81
seeary ana the tight to Collect
ana
s S d Rs%ser q Fl
Sc set soo
81
The IN 95 spE ss
and advocated 2 thoropgh reform Of tho land
and. entail. the .enfranehisement Of lease
6oIdsIs ana The end dssp
tRs Hease g! Eesds ss.s 1 exa
soma! opanion ls LhaG me peTioo f9r mendin9
complete Adjustment" Tremendous sp-
plAuse.l
Sir Henry Fowler. member Of Parliament for |
East Northampton. in supporting Sir viii |
frid Lawson,s resolutions. Denounced the Gov
d0ES to the
great failure" and It's Legislation . parody |
and q caricature Of Liberal measures" loud |
better prospects before them than they had |
nov with the coming general election In view. |
The resolutions Introduced by Sir Wilfrid |
Lawson were adopted with hearty cheers. and |
the Congress adjourned for refreshments.
CLOSE OF THE ELMENDORF SALE |
The Farm Held At . Reserve Price Of SIS |
Fer Aero.
LEXINGTON. Oct. 2.-The closing out sale Of |
h. ap dor A, Id andad fo. ho &okala