Home Politics.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1740, 22 June 1886, Page 2

Home Politics.

• il BFEOULB.J . (Per s.g. Manapouri, at the Bluff.) fUNITXD PRESS ASSOCIATION?.^ ■■ , , " '' ."' London, .Tube. B; -Mo When Mr Gladstone had finished hit - closing appeal m favour of his measure, Mr O'Connor, a member, called tor; three cheera for the •♦ Grand OldSMan." ; Extraordinary excitement prevailed m the Chamber > at the : time, , and cheers were given, m which many of the strangers present, o£ whom there were large numbers, joined heartily. : The. Marquis of Hartington has intimated . bis preparedness to undertake forming a new £ dministration. ••■ ■ „;■ -;/.■-■ ..a"/-, '•. - ■ . June 9., ■ Mr Chamberlain, m view of thej crisis which has arisen, has commenced the formation of a Radical Unioni^ '■. ■ ■ .... :';"..• . ■ -.•■■: ■:■ ■: . < f tfuue'W/ ■ ■ Preparations are being made for the coming election campaign. Mr Chamberlain has issued a manifesto to the electors of Birmingham, m which he advocates autonomy for England,- Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, and vigorously condemns Mr Gladstone for his departure ; from the programme which he issued m his manifesto to the electors of Midlothian. ; -'. /.. H. ..,-> ' ' : ' '■" i The Marquis of Hartington hasj been censured on account of lusf attempting to secure Mr Gladstone's defeat at the approaching election, and his conduct m connection with this matter is characterised, as scandalous, and calculated only to harass Mr Gladstone with securing any useful results.