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94;
and. hunting `with tho Jingoca, " C73
ßüt by the 'end of
Soptonbor ßiriinghan Liboral As ociaticu Exocutivo Co ittce
was expreaning uatiofaction at the end of the war and hoping
for liborty and self. -Covornzont for the Ecypticu people,
Thora waa no doubt` that =but Liberals wero" unoaoy at the wars
and oxtrono2. y thankful when it was over and their conociencce
could be calved by the panacea of roforn in Egypt. Lcyton
Libora1 Association rogrett*d the war " was pleased "to coo
that a fair trial is to be obtained for Arabi Paah&', f and wan
anxious for a genuinely national Government in Egypt.
Most Moral Woe juotitied thoir support of the
Oovoruzzont by referonco to the Suez route and the necoaoity
of ontabliohing law and order in Egypts
(4)
(3)
They invoked
national intore: ntn like Arthur Arnold f. Pe for Salford who
was "dotorninod to auiutain that herritato of powor throughout
the world, which had been transmitted to us und which it was
( 1) Ili d1 3rd carica, Vol CCL%11, Col, 1708.
(2) Itoyn'ldn 2-lawns 24th Eeptombcr 1862"
(3) ?. ß. ? 8/ 47 3* £ Ypt domestic and variouo, October 1682,
raoolutlou of 28th October.
(4) Hinchcntcr Guardlc. nf, 17th July 1882, "" Henry ßroadhurnt'n
do one of the C ovoi ameut"
ßir phcm Daily Pont 9 17th, 19th July 1882 "
(2)