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ashamed
(loud
117.
cheers)* O .. all England ißt ashamed that
such a nun as that s sent out by England to do her work
should be loft by England unsupported, undefended at
Khartoum (renewed
cheers). You nayº what has this to do
with missions? It has a Great deal to do with than... You
have sent out brave non to Uganda. Are you going to leave
theca alone there? You have sent out li. v Isst and ! är. Colo
into the heart of thane Grout African forests. Are we
going to leave them alone there? They that oont thci must
they not uphold than ? (cheers)"
(1)
Ootoncibly ho meant
only financial and moral support s but by 1886 the C. M. S.
were hoping for diplomatic and oven military aid in Uganda.
Also by 1883 they were planning to extend their activities
to the Duden with a Gordon Memorial Nie pion, und were
therefore committed to cup; cart t olaeleyrn expedition and
to oppose evacuation.
! Tonconfori iota on tha othor hand tended to bit
anti-Imperialiat. It could not bo dicLuioed that difforoncoa
of opinion oxioted between Gladotono cad the 2tonconforraioto
in'1882, though they tended to adopt the usual Liberal
excuses for the 4ovornnent. An J. ß. Posers Vroto $'In
(j) Church : 3innionar Intelli encor1 Juno i884.