The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
GLADSTONE IN EDINBURGH.
HE SPEAKS KI9HTY-FoUR MINUTES IN
MS BEST STYLE

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Analyses Lor"
Says 1t VIII MAKO L'Ders' so'ese
Names the Five Conditions OF she Homo
Rule Measure ne Proposes.
,,. Tuna az -Mr G,adatone. who had
LONDON 'uao po.ah.rs A. naImony
peeh ue su'S S,s .rr,soi In M,d,othi,n. rosa
fatk s.noo ,na "a s.roi,.d for honrs
cary .n.' n.e,nds =, tha anc,ont seat q,
~. An W" p. Jn NJ gladstone Iooked better
tho ,iun..,, ,rh a. ho lon uowor den. II.
anu o,,s 80, - t,s hr..,as from the Filth
seemeu " 's ~ a..S A. insnir.tion vith
=, ,,s ann.stro, Scotland His
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49, nn snd d-ov. az Vi. CrantonJa lit
s,.to%n an the ' inn Of Porth. Crovh were
...smhisd vory hn..it 10 cheer ne Lab
.eoi nhie III, live from Dalneny TO
nv - vas ne o,e,, 10 greet him outside
tho Mnsia Han }. Bdlasursh. Tho people
we're Ir 5r.' Win t,s ho'a sea cn. %
{, be an:'nat-., nth one common purpose.
affection ir which he wa. held BY ths people
burgh thought II might DO tho last time that
Mr. Gladstone would present himself as ..'I =
ali tho honor possible. ~
The Music Han t. tho doors with
deed "a the hall had been filled 70, Two hours b.
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number mao soasn. IN VAN iSr socsss Tho
IN that the Liberal leader had arrived and a.
~. n,. te onta.eS ~. hsi a. nv. Hnu %
Sa.,,o tha,1 ha.. ood han.a,.s Sns man Inn
cheering themselves hoarse for the Grand
ninutss Then Nj: John covan. Cha Chairman mt ne Of
the Liberal Election Committee tee, was able to
the city and county Of Edinburgh. Mr.. Cowan.
in introducing Mr.. Gladstone. spoke OF him as
the greatest statesman OF the day At these
stone. who had risen to begin his ad-
enc ss Wills the Voice Of the Speaker fIied the
consttuents with Greater pleasure or 9reatcr
Condolences. He had every reason to believe
that lad doc Occurred on SATURDAY the dootors had
any detail " he appeared iesa desnits or les sa
precisely accurate, than he, always desired.
ousy to ths period Ssok }oy
he had to discuss issues n a, Wrent
part new to the ~ mass q the soSm%ESaity
e the. novelty and curiosity o. the subject
nc no lonGcF suffered from tnat disadvantage.
subject had been Closely e1amned and dis.
cusscd. and the nation was now In position
# sS seca IS ab s
t9ts relating to Scotland. the. foreign policy Of
t and to daa man M gean SS &C.
mem tEisk e The dcyef H. r preventing
classes. and would reeoi upon the heads q
t.Ia'!st"no said. I'D was singular docu@ent.
hknsd henoch The #
rstora tho Liberal ns pa at tho polls lie
the merits Of That manifesto known to tho
nst Ss ts1sn question was the great
OF Campaign. iet in Iss5 Lord Salisbury
sent Lord m tG trent t Tth these very
asi bs f5f' sS!s ssDss!s u
those lenders tyrantf and desperadoes when.
home rule on tho basis Of Austria and Hun
vsrted to that view The Liberals had been
homo rule bill they. proposed to pass for tho
Of the lTish gps tSdf Their op
deep and secret Intention on tho part OF the
liberals t9 spring nG., s4rnrisss on the country
reitccr"ted that everybody must have heard
In reply the Speaker would say that 1t would
Doubtless be the first duty Of IN liberal Govern
be neither wise nor practical to formulate all
the details beforehand. He would il refer those
If lss He had never ret6eced
word In the way OF recession from any OF the
ys conditions q home Ps rH 1l measure he
the fun and effective mnippt st. Of tho SUI
premacy OF the imperial parldiinhmIent 1t WAS
gosted that the Imperial Parliament would
remain inactiye while great ~ Justice was be-
Ink done. iIho second conltion was Inlr
adjustment Of pccuniary burdens. The