Show EASTERN PRESS OPINIONS Co Ii ChitS Oil iIattulnhIes ilI relo Iho IIectr fr illnhll ISLVV lsute Jumie 14Tribumts Special 1 t rniirt editorial Itt manifesto lough hardly an eloquent appeal has tho virtues of simplicity i and directness His urposo is tersely 1 summed up in tho closing inrngrnpli in which ho expresses the hope rl lrs rlu lsl xJ tS ll lint Ins constituents will i cast away nil dc usions retuso evil and choose good Ihu irengtli i of the appeal lies hi In its iteration of the hard fact that there is no possible shier native to Homo llulo save coercion Iho Ilcnihl It is n remarkable docu ncnt eloquent ns nn nppenl and virile and sturdy ns I succinct statement of facts Vhntover else Gladstone lay lack ho cer aiuly doca not lack a clear head He grasps the strategic points of n controversy and drags tho purposes of tho lories I into the t ght In policeman drags an unwilling insoncr into court for examination and eon cnce teeha Iho Ti liuiir The manifesto while it contains con-tains nothing especially now or startling 8i HW shows no falfing off m the Premiers ability to express what ho his to say in clear and vigorous language This issues to be passed upon he puts in hue clearest light There is less union between England and Ireland now than under the settlement of 178 1 ho plan of an Irish Parliament is not 1 innovation hut n restoration Al hough addressed to tho electors of Midlothian Gladstones appeal is meant for he country It is this kcjnoto of the cnm aign and it meet the response which it deserves The Star Gladstone has sounded the call for btttlo on tho Irish question in his address ad-dress to his Midlothian constituents Ho vants no futile discussion no halting no tumbling I is Home Knle versus coercion Ihero is the issue I is nn inspiring thing In tho drama of ho nineteenth century to see this plead ng before proud English people of the eucrahlo Parliamentary chieftain for the oug refused rights duo lo a liberty starved mtion Gladstone himself says it is I Ihe crisis of this half of tho century Gladstone Glad-stone euro victor will bo civilizations gain and I ngland s glory |