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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 15, 1872
Page
23
The essay lauds a new code of national honour between England and America. It praises patience and courtesy in solving differences and notes diplomacy finally admitting faults to rectify them. This shift marks a historic reconciliation of patriotism with Christian principles.
A critical view argues licensing reform is blocked by licensed victuallers led by strong political influence. It praises small measures like Ibbetson and Bruce acts while urging public-house inspections. The piece warns of drunkenness and calls for ratepayer-led licensing boards to shape public opinion.
The author recalls the House of Commons clash over Ascension Day committee meetings and the Ballot Bill. He notes Gladstone and Beresford-Hope opposing the change, critiques parliamentary oratory, and watches Wykeham Martin quote from Coningsby to mock public nominations while Floyer offers a lackluster closing contribution.
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