The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-28
GLADSTONE ALL RIGHT.
Enthusiastically Welcomed d En- Route to
Aawarden Castls--P Press Comments
Bv Gable to the United Press


Bv Gable to the United Press
EDINBURGH, Sept. %. 1ss3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Gladstone left here this morning en-
route for Hawarden Castle. their
home in Chester. Mr.. Gladstone
showed no signs whatever that the
delivery of his cpeech last night had had
any ill effect upon him. Enthusiastic
crowds lined the streets from the hotel
at which Mr.. Gladstone stopped, to the
railway station. aud his departure was
marked by scenes similar TO those that
accompanied his arrivals here yesterday.
Comments on GIadstons's Speech.
LONDON. Sept 49, 1S93.-The ST. James
Gazette Conservative commenting this
afternoon upon Mr.. Gladsroue's speech
in Edinburgh last night. SAYS that the
Prime Minister knows that the country
is with the House of Lords. and he,
therefore, does not dare to raise the cry
down with the House of Lords.'' or
take up the challenge they have deliber-
ately thrown to him by rejecting the
Home Ruie bill.
The Times says the Prime Minister'S
Indictment Of the House of Lords rests
upon a series of the most audacious as
sumptions. and his conclusion is as lame
and iElDotent as any ever put into words
by the leader Of powerful party.
The Standard says the wiudiest dema-
gogue could not have INDUCED In more
ridiculous dstribe against the Peers.
The Daily NelOS says:-'In the absen ca
OF definite proposals dealing with the
claims of the Houss of Lords. Mr.. Glsd>
stones speech will be noted by the
Tory journals as sign of weakness.
bat nobody expected such suggestions
from the Premier. The time for such
an extension of che struggle has not yet
VINnr nf ts,
| too strong for violent measures TO be
needed"
The Daily Chronicle savs:-"Mr. Glad
stone never made speech which more
fully srespouded 10 public expectation.
He not onlg shattered and pulvsrized the
case which the House of Lords attempted
to set up for the rejection of Home Rule,
but convicted that assembly Of lsgis-
latlve incapacitv. which deprived them
of any title to guiIe the policy of their
countrv."
The Globe Conservative has an articl 9
OF tenor "tmilar t. that published by
the st. James Gazette
The PAU Mall Gazette CONSERVATIVE
says:--"The Dnttied thunder has at last
been uucorked, and its turns out to be
very fiat. Tina fs all Mr.. Gladstone has
to offer in the way Of encouragement to
the party that he has dragged through
the mire TO hopeless in oteurs."
The Westminster Guzctte hiberaD,
urges the Ltser'l party to proceed with
good strong measures in the House of
Commons and general 81 ffsuiug of the
Newcastle progra ume with the motto
Determination, adopted sy Mr.. Glad
stone in his singularly judictous, moder
ate and even conservative speech.
The Star (RadicaD save: 1t Is doubtful
whether the Tory peers read political
news. They therefore play unconscious
of their doom. That is their own affair
1t is enough that the Liberals know that
the doom impends
The Sun T. p. O'Connoe 's paper, de-
clarss tnat MIR. Gladstone speech
absolutely sums up the whole case for.
the prosecution. 1t hold thst the speech
is unauswerable, inspiring and pro-
phetic.