The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-06 00:00:00

MR. GLADSTONE AND YR. DISRAELI.

gram the Morning Bear.)
TO VIZ lama OF Tile OWL
Sin,—ln the biographical notice of Mr. Cobden
contained in your paper of yesterday it is stated that is
1857 " Mr. Gladstone, speaking in Liverpool. pronounced
a high sulogium upon Mr. Ditraeli—a performance which
be has not sines shown reach dispositioa to repeat."
I sin vary sorry that, at a moment of deep publie
sorrow, in which I fully share, this statement obliges me
to beg the favour of your informing me upon what autho-
rity it is merle.
There are estaio particulars in which at say time I
should be quite prepared to premium an eulogium on Mr.
Dismal ; and there an others in whici. I am ones he would
neither expect nor accept such eulogy from me ; but the
mining of the pausge I have quoted has evident reformat
to an identification of myself, more or lam complete, at the
time indicated, with that gentleman's public conduct and
opinions generally—an injurious sad very ill-timed state-
ment, written, I have no doubt, is perfect simenty, but
also written, unless I am greatly mistaksa, under some sin-
gular miaapprabsosica of the facts.
It Is anything bet my desire to eater lets controversy ea
this subject. lam quite satisfied, if you bud that I justly
take exception to the statement. to leave the matter is
your I have the honour to be, sir, your faithful
esswant, W. E. °Lemons.
11, Carlton-home-terrace, S.W., April 4.
[Mr. Gladstone is entirely mistaken in supposing that the
pantie to which be objects intended to convey the idea
that be idestiied binneM is any Vey with " the public ma-
duct end opinions generally" of Mr. Disraeli. We regret
that Mr. Gladstoos should so have understood the words ;
they eartaialy were sot (Mended to Gamey any sash mess-
ing. They meant to convey simply what they said—that
Mr. Gladstone tbs. paid a public ormaplimeat to Mr.
Disraeli—ma no more; sad the fact wan mentioned merely
an as illitetratioa of Me team: is which politicians gees.
rally antagonistic may be at times brought into something
like harmony. Oar authority for the statement was that
of the reports published in the newspapers, and it did bet
occur to us ea likely to provoke any 000trovaray. Mr.
Gladstone will believe that we speak in perfect good faith
whoa we disdains any intentim to impute to him ems is
the TemoOteet way anything iscoosisteat with the lofty
character be has always berm, and which bas been nowhere
more medially recognised than in this joatuL —ED. Star.]

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