Political Shifts Assembled for Senate Elections and Reform
The article notes forthcoming ballots for seventy five life senators, dissolution dates, and planned elections for 225 country deputies. It discusses party strategies to exclude Republicans, calls for united action by Louis Blanc, and hints at Liberal candidates and policy aims like abolishing hypothec and Church-State separation. It also mentions the Prince of Wales in Ceylon, the Deutschland sinking, and Grant’s pacific third-term-tinged message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Senate
M. Louis Blanc
Republic
Arkwright
Leominster
Lennox
Hardinge Giffard
Horsham
J. Fitzgerald
Hurst
East Aberdeenshire
General Gordon
George Hope
Fentonbarns
Gladstone
Free Church
Prince of Wales
Ceylon
United States Congress
Grant
Pacific
Conservative Demonstration in Manchester Report
A crowded Free Trade Hall audience in Manchester heard Sir Stafford H. Northcote defend Conservative policy. The Chancellor of the Exchequer spoke of unity in empire, prudent reform, and a peaceful foreign policy while acknowledging past changes in public mood. The piece notes similarities with Liberal views and cautious optimism for the financial year and Suez Canal shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lancashire
Stafford H. Northcote
Disraeli
British Empire
Stafford Northcote
England
Lord Derby
Suez Canal
Hia
Manchester Statue of Cromwell Provokes Debate on National memory
An article defends Manchester placing Cromwell beside Alfred and other sovereigns on the city’s pedestal, arguing trade and municipal self government flourish under liberty. It attacks sneering critics and plays that distort Cromwell’s reputation, defending his role in shaping England’s history.
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Cromwell
Manchester
England
Charleses
Mar
Alfred
Canute
Edward I
Elizabeth
William T.L
Standard
Tyre
Carthage
Athens
Syracuse
Hamburg
Lubeck
Bremen
Strafford
Wills
Charles J
Buckingham
Mr. Wills
Charles I
Fairfax