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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 13, 1869
Page
7
The text urges concessions to Maori authority and a retreat from land confiscations. It quotes Earl Granville urging colonists to rely on their own resources and adjust policy despite opposition. It notes settlers’ calls to Britain to intervene have failed and calls the policy advice wholesome.
Lord Stanley, heir to the Derby name, addressed Liverpool artisans praising cooperation and liberty while signaling a shift in British politics. He contrasts with Disraeli, arguing minorites must not be coerced and urging social progress through education, sanitary reform, and industrial prosperity. The piece frames Stanley as more Liberal than Conservative and predicts Liberal dominance in the political future.
In Canon Kingsley’s Social Science Congress discussion Miss Emily Faithfull denounces the term Woman's Rights as a scarecrow hindering reform efforts. She calls for active cooperation by motivated men and women in genuine reform work across classes.
The Baptist Union held its autumn gathering in Leicester with 500 to 600 ministers and delegates. A key issue was missionary policy, debating whether missionaries may marry or should remain unmarried during a two year probation, amid broad views and a peaceful unity in the discussion.
The report notes meetings resumed on Wednesday morning with a devotional gathering at seven o'clock at Dover Street Chapel. It cites the Leicester Chronicle and Mercury as the source and records the union session starting at ten o'clock in Belvoir Street Chapel with delegates and ministers present in the body of the chapel.
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