Disestablishment Debate Spurs Welsh and Scotch Opinions
In a letter from Ep. Noxcon, Hartington is urged to seek English opinion and Imperial Parliament input on Scotch disestablishment. The piece questions Welsh Liberal rights to oppose Establishment, notes land gifts for churchyards beyond donor conditions, and cites clergy resistance to Libera tion Society guidance.
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Hartington
Kitson
Wales
Mr. Kitson
Liberation Society
Guardian
The
Ep. Noxcon
Representation of Bradford Debate on Liberal Split
A Bradford correspondent argues for a cautious approach to electing Liberal candidates. He contends Mr Forster remains essential to Bradford’s representation, cites newspaper support and voter demographics, and warns against splitting the party to avoid losing both a disestablishment ally and a Tory successor.
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Bradford
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Forster
The
Observer
Daily Telegraph
Leeds Mercury
Liberation Society
Canadian Civil Rights Alliance Faces Clerical Power Fight
A letter to the editor discusses a new Civil Rights Alliance in Canada aimed at curbing church influence over civil liberties. It argues the Roman Catholic Church wields tithe wealth, favors hereditary rule, and seeks political power, urging Canadian leaders to choose between country and clericalism and for citizens to unite against ecclesiastical dominance.
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Canada
France
Europe
Britain
Quebec
Rouen
Rue de Rivoli
St. Lawrence
Garonne
Lower Canada
Paris
Upper
Goldwin Smith
United States
Republic of America
Cornell
Independence
New World
Dominion
von Lutz
Bavaria
Vatican
England
Alexander Galt
Unclear local note from Bradford 1877
Fragmentary quotation stating headstrong conduct would deprive us of an anti State Church member for the town and county division, dated Bradford November 23, 1877.
Trades Unionism and Impartial Debate Across Classes
A correspondence insists on impartial discussion of capital and labor, arguing trades unions require balanced analysis. It contrasts wealth for a few manufacturers with poverty among many workers, notes home comforts amid hardship, and urges fair critique of unions alongside sympathy for agricultural farmers.
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A. C
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