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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 19, 1876
Page
2
The discussion centered on freedom and disendowment as the price of liberty. Rev R Bruce supported the motion, praising local speeches and church courtesy. The motion passed by acclamation with thanks to the chairman, urging similar conduct in agricultural districts.
Mr Gordon faces large crowds in Wrockwardine and Stratford on Avon as he tours a string of Liberal and religious equality meetings. He speaks at Wrockwardine Chapel and the national school, then in Stratford at the Corn Exchange. Also reports Hereford Aston Birmingham Wrana Salisbury and Shipley sessions with supportive audiences and unanimous resolutions.
On Friday evening last the school room of the Primitive Methodist Chapel was filled for a series of miscellaneous meetings. Attendees from the local community participated in talks and devotional activities.
The Plymouth Town Council debated granting the Guildhall to the Liberation Society for political meetings after the mayor Mr W F Moore refused the request. The Liberal majority pressed a resolution criticizing the mayor’s action while Conservatives largely opposed. The motion failed twenty three to twenty one amid party lines.
Citizens and public men in Plymouth clash over using the Guildhall as a political instrument. The Liberal opposition voices free speech against Conservative leadership while a Liberation Society meeting backs disestablishment and sees strong turnout for an upcoming public gathering.
The Rev J Baldwin Brown addressed Brixton Indep Church on the issue of Establishment versus disestablishment. He argued against a National Church idol, urged focus on ecclesiastical liberty, and noted the Anglican Church’s large but hindering role in public policy.
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