Prediction of Grant as President Elect and policy unity
A few weeks hence General Grant is expected to be the President elect of the United States. The protracted conflict between the Executive and the Legislature will end, and all political sections will unite in a just liberal policy to close the sectional state of affairs in the Southern states.
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Grant
United States
Tates
Church of Ireland
Ireland
Gathorne Hardy
Scotland
Ulster
Gladstone addresses Liverpool reform critique and Ireland
Mr Gladstone and Mr Grenfell spoke at an Amphitheatre meeting in Liverpool on reform and Ireland. Gladstone attacked the present government’s reform bill, defended rates as paid in any name, and warned against Protestant church abuses while urging fair treatment of Ireland and continued Conservative critique.
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Gladstone
Grenfell
Lancashire
Liverpool
W. G. Hornby
W. N. Massey
W. Rathbone
Rherard Osborne
R.N
Birkenhead
H. G. Thompson
South-east Lancashire
G. Melly
M.P
Colonel Roden
Stoke-upon-Trent
Molyneux
Grenraut
J. Gladstone
Earl Russell
Edinburgh
Ireland
Gladetone
Massey
Sherard Osborne
Galway
Clare
Dublin
Belfast
W. Maziere Brady
Brady
Gladstone and Grenfell Rally in Newton Bridge
Liberal candidates Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Grenfell addressed a crowded Newton Bridge Town Hall meeting. Gladstone critiqued the Irish Church Commissioners report, argued reform baselines worsen the situation, and dismissed the idea of 6001. annual bishops’ traveling expenses as a misapplied claim.
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Newton
Gladstone
Grenfell
Lancashire
Newton Bridge
House of Lords
Be just and fear not motto echoed at rally
The speaker asks whether the motto Be just and fear not should guide supporters. He argues against Irish Church influence, noting Episcopalian county governance altered church counts and that Protestantism faces civil injustice. Mr Grenfell and he pledge to spread truth, urge courage, and rally voters for the two candidates.
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Mr. Grenfell
Bradford Election Meeting Addresses by Forster and Miall
At St George's Hall South Ward meeting Alderman Rawson urged energetic effort to victory before polling day. Mr Forster MP spoke on the Irish Church and land questions, Reform Bill reforms, ballot, education, and licensing. He favored state regulation of the drink trade with magistrates licensing and stricter police oversight.
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Messrs. Forster and
Miall
St. George’s Hall
Alderman Rawson
Forster
M.P
Ireland
England
Hear
Gladstone
Excise
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Election Intelligence
MR. Gladstone
Bradford
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