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TO CORRESPONDENTS An Old Abstainer
Too late. We would gladly have inserted his letter if it had been sent a week earlier.
Parliament in full swing as Session nears prorogation
The Commons, working into the small hours, near the end of the session with estimates settled and debates on army and naval reform consular courts in Egypt and election petition laws. Scotland and Ireland measures receive royal assent. preparations for a General Election intensify with locally mixed results in Birmingham Glasgow Norwich and other constituencies. The Atlantic cable project gains French approval while Spain undergoes a coup and US politics pivot toward Horatio Seymour as Democratic candidate.
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Commons
Egypt
M’laren
Lords
Earl Russell
Gladstone
Clitherhoe
Fort
Charles Roundell
Glasgow
Birmingham
Muntz
Mesers
Bright
Dixon
Norwich
Tillett
South Lancashire
Stanley
Greenwich
Sheffield
Sheffield Has Not Absolutely Made Up Its Mind About Mr. Roebuck
Mr. Roebuck
Mundella
West Surrey
Briscoe
Canterbury
Butler- Johnstone
Mr. Gladstone
Brest
New York
Atlantic
Rome
France
M. Olivier
M. Baroche
Pius X
Turin
Humbert
Spain
Isabella
Marshal O’donnell
Bourbon
United States
Horation Seymour
New York State
General Grant
Seymour
Justice Chase
A Further Extension of the Suffrage
The article argues for extending voting rights to Crown civil servants in the Post Office Customs and Inland Revenue, noting 36 216 affected and urging universal enfranchisement of similar officers. It discusses historical opposition, parliamentary maneuvers, and forecasts political implications, praising the reform bill's liberal drift.
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Inland Revenue Department
India Office
War Office
Admiralty
Post Office
Customs
Inland Revenue Departments
Inland Revenue
Ravonne
Crown
Mr. Disraeli
Exchequer
Mr. Gladstone
Monk
Hunt
House of Commons
Lords
Gladstone
Mr. E. Baines