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that ' Mr Gladstona was understood to say.' From these reports it would seem indeed that ho had not been well heard even by the members around him, and later on he had to rise on ' a point of explanation ' at the request of a speaker who complained of the hon. member for Newark's want of clearness. Alto gather, it is clear that this maiden spaech made no sort of impression upon the house. In a few hours it was forgotten ; and when Mr Gladstone came lo make his second effort it was regarded by many membsrs as his first. Mr Buxton, in following Mr Gladstone, described it as ' very able, eloquent and impressive,' whilbt Mr Stanley, the Colonial Secretary, referred to its * temper, ability and fairness, a3 affording a model for many older members.' But the most remarkable testimony to the contemporaneous eff;ot of the speech was not published till many years after in the memoirs of Lord Albemarle. ' One evening on taking my place I found on his legs a beard less youth, with whose appearance and manner I was greatly struck ; he had an earnest, intelligent counten anoe, and large explosive black eyes. Young a3 he was he had evidently what is called ' the ear of the House,' and yet the cause he nd^ocated was one not likely to interest a popular assembly— that of the planter versus the slave. I had placed myself round the Treasury Bench. ' Who is* it ?' I asked one of the Ministers. I was answered, 'He is the member for Newark — a young fellow who will some day mako a great figure in Parliament,' said Stanley."

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