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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 07, 1868
Page
6
The notice lists advertising charges: one line a shilling, each additional line sixpence, eight words per line, published by Antaur Mra at 18 Bouverie street. It extols Taz NoxocomonmisT as a medium and notes registration for transmission abroad. Subscriptions require prepaid copies with quarterly, half yearly rates, unstamped copies sold at stations with post stamps.
A brief note to correspondents cites W Booth and R M Jones with next week plans and a polite decline, indicating the piece is best suited for a local circular. The record preserves the names and the editorial caution about suitability.
The new Prime Minister addressed a caucus and spoke in the House of Commons, with Conservative MPs cheering as Disraeli entered the chamber escorted by police. He signaled a Liberal domestic policy while maintaining Conservative principles, amid debates over Irish land and church matters and plans for judicial reform in election petitions.
The article argues that a strong Premier can dominate a government, shaping policy to reflect his own genius and hold, even if sectional differences exist. It suggests power concentrates with the single most capable leader who unites party interests through force of personality.
The article argues Mr. Disraeli holds the destiny of the United Kingdom in his hands and will steer the country through a crucial, transitionary period. It praises his intellect and perseverance while warning that power may be used as a blessing or a curse depending on his aims. It notes his personal ambition appears paramount and questions whether truth or country will prevail under his leadership.
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