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London, England, 1857-02-23 00:00:00

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WHAT, it is asked, does Mr. °Lamont want P
His object is surely plain enough. It is to mate each
a Ministerial crisis u will terminate is his being
o sent for," and in the farm/lion of a GLADSTONE
Administration. A very legitimate aim, no doubt, foe
oven and azabitiotus politician, if it be pursued with
an honest propose, by truthful means, with ma-
eambie prospects of usefulness to the country sad
of greater stability to the Executive Government.
Bat Mr. GlAnsroNs's pursuit of 'power possesses
area of these conditions. H. seeks the support
of a party from which be voluntarily sad de-
liberately separated himself, became, of their irre-
concilable differences of opinion; be disassociates
himself from a Government whirl ho le t
simply limas, it consented to an inquiry by tha
Haase of Commas into calamities and dismiss
arbieh Lord Joint Rosa= described heart•mad-
keg; and for which his personal friends, the Duke
Of NEWCASTLE and Mr. SIDNEY 111231 SET, were
. .

primarily responsible; he creates divisions and
ill-will in the party which, in his temporary
eneeeden from Toryism, received him generously and
supported him nobly; he makes unsernpulons me of
exaggerated lean, of grew misrepresentations, of
idle imputations, and of natruthhd pictures of the
future. It was not after this fashion that Sir
ROIIERT Pert attained power ; end it le not by
artifices and ministry so unworthy of a great and
noble nature, that Mr. 131...turrrons will induce Eng-
lishmen to recognise in him the worthy successor of
a statesman who, with all his faults and peculiarities,
loved truth too well to propagate vain Melaka' or to
depreciate the tried principles of men who drat taught
both him sad Mr. (HADirroxz what freedom of trade
meant.

Happily, however, in the wsU 'fleeted solemnity
at his vehement opposition, Mr. GrAmorroaa has
entirely meniest his mesh. When he telle the
Rows el °mom that ell lb triumphs la the bet
fifteen years an isepudised by a quotation made
for a very Milimat pagan ben Anima Yung°
when he Was that the relormatim sad sim-
plicity of war tariff us threstassik breams the Cams.
=mos of the EXCHEQUER has lbught dr by doubt-
tal reseamiag a repeal el tsar of whisk it was idle
to expel the immedials abeilliem—erhea he warms
that sosemidy that the vary hamiatiams of our
osmaisersial ploy me eimisaimed by a rwalllmt-
meat for three short yens at the Ten mad Saw
Duties, is min Is elsra the immelisim shampalisa
of the Wu Imam Tait, ashorminisi meta is.
Miami.* fed that ea maim who ma Ply
esademead to eseh 'empty Irides, ma sun* be
aetasted by pure motives. ar bilesami by patriotic
purposes. Even Mr. Dismazu, though Ilia scrupu-
lous is such matter; would have morsel to me

then Mr. GLADSTOXI is onqmeticashly a min of
great ability and of remarkable euldratka, bat still
it is impeesible for any men who heard his "seek of
Friday night to deny that be exbdited a spirit of
viedictivensen and of exoggeretioa which at tines
even the House at COIIIIIIIOIIIS could scareely teheale.
Net a point that could be termed hirt7 ee um•
fairly against the eollemess be lett only the ether
day bat was seised ; not ma insinuation, how-
ever ellmesive bat was preeminently brought into
play; met an ;dam that could be welted bat was
reused; meta strong or bank weed in the Perlis-
mestary vocabulary bat wee ; not a threat that
mould be invented but was hurled at the Treasury
Leeches; not an appeal to liberal sympathise that
amid be turned maim* the Clevernmeent bat was
made ; sad the ed of all—what was it P That Mr.
Otaterromm sloes could remedy and rectify the sow
Bien which be himself bed majored up; that
ithiag was left for the QViEN or for England but
the 'intent formation of a GrAmmatra Cabinet.
We have hardly come to that yet.
To oppose the Midget on the ground that the
Estimates are tee highs:" that it is unwise to disturb
the settlement of the sager and tea dada, is an
letdltgible prometling ; although it is one that over-

Lab the mot Beton in the Midget, its reed of
the Wes Ninepins. Bat t. Week it. es Mr.
tro-
noes does, become it duo me provide for time
years intead of met imam IS &regards the settled,
palsy of the esisky, and lure it epee deb tray
tea delleit, is to alma it on patamos so Ulla and
inalosoro as are not likely to delis any Idlers' bat
the oestekety Mr. Lam, whose vaemades and
ineae- on the Itursian War elaiest *alb&
Mr. Ovinesonee, and whom parliamentary mese
is validly, we inspect, drawing to a close.

IT is really high time to oak whether the peanut
administration has made every form of civil and reli-
gious liberty an copes question. The LORD Pam
llrat votes against the emancipation of the Jews; the
Pants Mumma masts any diminution of the
revenues of the hie Churehom the gross* that the
maintenance of the Menbllasset in that wooer,
was guaranteed by the Ise die Union I sad sew
tells us that so k,og as tba Tido will bask ldia, be
will oppose all limbed Berm Wilms is all
this to end? or Ida eels et the end
woe professed by the ailienen and their
oessiene sow is ram it actual hostility
Is massed eaglets and political justice
is Is be "wig ppissa by inflaential mem-
ber, d their WV? We *sold be rather
dila Is semi et our seatimeraries he II
'Motto poems the etelims et °evenness; le
alkia to es at what halo delta= it ie pima
Wilma in the meat etrig sheiks. Assam
dolmas Mid ski
the effeekt=eallinstroaleViNgspdedir
year she yew la Ibilrkeelitima one the ado d
ailaidek. the fills et religion'
Ilia aim arm te bs MAW those dm=
els to se their pedineelery imam. that Varian
beta essieleiisibisikr Sok peineAmi that limier
and rewords, Umbel' dkilisetiosa ere to be leaped
on sea who de astalp tanaessi their retrograde
opinions sad satillbersi views P When Lord Yelp
mamma formed lb Administrates two yeses egos
he was called ups by many to pat !award a pee-
gnome et his policy. Ile &died to do 10 at the
time, and his sloes wee exased by his admires
end spologhra es ea ovoid* remitted in the
barambs bustle of war. Paid, he my think it
too late now to make a sliehlial 'WWI'S
faith. Bet let ties bowers but a and dam*
hem his sets sad swamq lad an adsaadsrabis
dthose for whoa he is WM* aromile, ha
impotwl to his, the tenets of whlehell bo demi
by the country at variance with di it beds meet
tree sad jest, sad wholly bromeliads with the
oesdnet sad language held for thirty pen preceding
by Lord Patens:ow himself.

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