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27 4.,
be requested to arrange a doputation to see the Government. "
This doputation'not Rocobery on 20th September 1892, but
received a rather unsatisfactory reply to their request for
Government action. However, having roason to believe that
ßocebory was really on their aide, they continued to nook
ways of or nining public opinion. Even before the
deputation on 19th
f8optcnbor Hutchitanon won oug noting an
Exeter Hall meeting and similar meetings all over the
country,
(2)
A number of correspondents wrote with
plans for local meetings, potitiona, a opocial Uganda Sunday
with simultaneous meetings and sermons all over the
country, and an afternoon of prayer and general pubiciity
including handbills ant p phlota.
combination of prayer and memorials*
(3)
! loht advined a
Prayer was acceptable and conventional enough, but there
was some doubt no to the propriety of the Society taking part
in other fora of agitation. A London clergyman had
asked "Should we not cask then (our friends) to petition
(1) Ib
td
(6) Xbid,, no. 1898, flutchiuson to Vierars 19th September 1892.
( i) : t'
9 8®e latter of a London clerprznn, Percy Grubb
to Wigan lot October " 15th October 1892. Alto Vicar
of St. Stophcn03 Walthai tow to Wigrr
i 6th October 18924