New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
HIS wIFE's CAREFUL WATCH OVER HlM-ThE
ENCOUNTER WITH THE CoSToRPHINE


In the Liberal advance, he was naturally elntcd over
Wednesdays success His wife, trough stu hoarso
accompanied hp party today. "sFcmns hsr nus
hand with Iacessant care that IS now familiar to
many audiences.
Az West Caller n public hall hnd been formeu on.
OF a dIsusei quarry. Tho Platform was reacheu
through tortuous subterraDean passages. WIN ~,
oc casonal tumbledown figit OF steps Inc NAN
was packed, and the audience, on sceinS 'n
Gladstone issue from the final tunnel, rose !"
,, ami roye vocferous cheer
u ,y. odd 10 discover as the speech proceeded sec
,ions NJ the audience around corners, In upper e'
lcrles and in cylindrical compartments ike "e''s'
These presumably different chambers IN WINCH 'lua'i'
men had worked, we're just boarded over anu auu,"
TO the hall space. Once n crash occuIreu' anu ''0
people fell Into disorder, but soon everything was "
arranged II IS rot unusual at Gladstone meetings LOT
,t Chairman TO seize any exceptional chance 10 air
his personal views. The prosy preacher VINO oic"e'
on this occasion brought up In such seilasseIo
by a voice. half stern and ha'fwheedlng, Calling lfo"
din recess Time up, willy Inc 'uuien'o
heartily cheercd the Injunction and WHY suoSiucu
MIR Gladstone spoke an hour and twenty minutes
with undated vgor. Referring TO the elections ne
described the Losses in Glasgow, Perth ahd eou'i-
nov, through Iabo?tes splitting tie Liberal votes as
losses involving the Liberal party Uscreo't anu
dI.honor "A loss we bear he said, may D.
repare, but dishOnor ard dscredl cannot DC en"oeu
from the rccoldo 1t sad and soT0wfui' re sai''
10 think that three fOuts OF the miscmei hau Deei
done in Scotland the home and fortress OF Liberalism
After pa ssing reference 10 Ireland, he proceeded 10
cite Tory prophecies made with view 70 retard ana
defeat the Liberal proposals. The most effective por
finn Of the striking and admirably marshalled lst gwen
with a dramatic force and skill which hugely uthe"'c'
the Audience was the instance OF the Earl OF DeroS
onposton I'm 1887, 10 the proposal - cohceoe ree
government to Canada. It would be utter rum Lora
ner,v had said ard would lead To the es'
~ French republic III
Iou.r Canada and would hand over the English
ho-, minority 10 the tender mcrces Oh the
rr.nch colonsts. II was precisely such Il Sp'eo" d.
might be made by Mr.. Balioui or loru '"hS'"'s'
although the Earl Of Derby was DISCUSSING O'''''
in A less violent manner than LORD SALISBURY vas
discussing Ireland. Against the hari Vi De'ps
nropbefv Mr.. Gladstone placed the testimony winch
s,r Alexander T. Gait formerly High Commissioner
in Creo, britain for Canada delivered the other heht
10 the effect that Canada had 1ourished exceedingly
and Ind become moro closely united with the mother
country.
~so.0 said Mr.. Gladstone in an eloquent passage
would II be with Ireland w'eh sHe ehJ'seu '''
blessings Of home rule
London. July When Mr.. Usher. the brewer al
cor.orp,ne who put questions 70 Mr. Gladstone While
the latter was addressing Liberal gathering AT tha'
place Yesterday. began 10 read them from the hnse
manuscript he carried the crowd greeted MN WIN
storm Of abuse, thinking the questions we're put soeN
fOr OF Disturbing tNt oPrhhci' -'''N'
lime the crowd insisted that Mr. Usher should take
the platform. .
Mr. Tsher strobe past the reporters table I'd MI
GIodstoncs side where, amid interruptions, ne De
manled 10 know whether the Liberal leader approve"
Of the Plan Of Campaign IN Ireland
Mr.. ,iladstonc jumped TO his feet and In indignant
tones said that the Quosti,ner mad never taken the
,. q, road his spaerbes lie reiterated that II WAS
the Government that brought about the Phn Oh 'aH'
paign. ,.1
Mr. Usher waited until the renewed and prolonged
uproar had subsidized and then said " Then under
stand that under these circumstances Mr.. udadstohe
approved the Plan of CamFignF
Mr. Gladstone responded with Intense irony point
lng and shaking his finger, and saying hni ho'
r..n,n.,l,e for this gentleman's understanding
Th,, r,,ot brought forth vocitcroIs cheering that
continued for three minutes.
e. am responsible continued MI Gladstone u''
notlcallv for the understanding the Almighty mas
pleased To lodge in this skull OF NINE tapping MS
ha,d ~ ho spoke; but am not responsible for the
understanding Almighty God has been pleased to l"ge
in that skull Of his pointing TO Mr. Usher
Mr. Gladstone asked II Mr.. Usher had any further
questions 10 put The latter thereupon asked about
the law Of conspiracy
Mr. Gladstone, with a fierce fash OF the eye, said;
. you want 70 cntanglc me in legal question:
a. Gladstone next replied to question about
boycottlne. when Mr.. Usher demanded would You
aeon, an alliance with the Parnellites II you could
get itl' "
Mr. Gladstone trcmbed with indignation lie
paused for "A moment and then began: Il wish, my
friend, that -
Here the crowd shouted Don't answer Inc
chairman of the meeting declared that the question
wns Impairment and said he would not allow H.
Mr. Usher. undaunted continued his questioning
lie asked Who have been the supporters OF law
and order hitherto In ireland -
Mr.. Gladstone replied Not the present GOV
egnment for In 1887 they shot down, by consabuary
and soldiers three innocent men who were engaged ID
a legal and poaceab,c meeting; and this gentleman
supports thcmn concluded Mr.. Gladstone, cinphasA "
his words with resounding thumlS upon the laDc'
4 resolution OF confidence In Mr. Gladstone was
proposed Farmer Grny moved counter resolution:
MIR Cshcr's son seconded Mr.. Gry'S motion ana
seven votes were cast In favor of II.
Mr. Gladstone. replying TO this vote. SAID ne was
glad the amendment moved, as 1t tested the sen
ment OF the meeting. -, 80, ~
while Mr. Gladstone continued. one OF his sup
portcrs kept shouting: Five lands AMI stick
In ollnsion TO the votes the amendment. Mr..
Gladstonc was annoyed that he turned TO the IN
trrrlpter and said irrably Il VIII not enter INTO
conflict OF lungs with you, sir"
The meeting closed with hearty cheers Tor Mr.
Gladstone.