Political Speeches in Scotland
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Why was the country never told before the dis- solution of 1868 that the Abyssinian war would cost, had cost, nearly nine millions of money ? Why were we left to take the case of the Government as having spent five millions of money upon that war ? Because, unless it can be ex- plained, gentlemen, in all these financial statements that we The inference h ave \^ an( j i n a ii these financial statements that next as to present affairs. session must bring forth, you will again have to recollect t...hat a dissolution is impending, and when the figures are placed in your hands with which the country is to be entertained on the occasion of that dissolution, you will have to ask your- CORN EXCHANGE SPEECH. 157 selves, ' Are these figures like the figures to which you treated us on the occasion of the Abyssinian war ? ' I have no more now to do than to say that I hope I have made good the pledge with which I began, of endeavouring to lay before you clearly and intelligibly, for friend and foe, the matter that I had to state ; and I have to discharge, as far as I can discharge by acknowledging it, my debt to you for the unexampled kindness with which you have been pleased to hear me.
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Why was the country never told before the dis- solution of 1868 that the Abyssinian war would cost, had cost, nearly nine millions of money ? Why were we left to take the case of the Government as having spent five millions of money upon that war ? Because, unless it can be ex- plained, gentlemen, in all these financial statements that we The inference h ave \^ an( j i n a ii these financial statements that next as to present affairs. session must bring forth, you will again have to recollect t...hat a dissolution is impending, and when the figures are placed in your hands with which the country is to be entertained on the occasion of that dissolution, you will have to ask your- CORN EXCHANGE SPEECH. 157 selves, ' Are these figures like the figures to which you treated us on the occasion of the Abyssinian war ? ' I have no more now to do than to say that I hope I have made good the pledge with which I began, of endeavouring to lay before you clearly and intelligibly, for friend and foe, the matter that I had to state ; and I have to discharge, as far as I can discharge by acknowledging it, my debt to you for the unexampled kindness with which you have been pleased to hear me.
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