The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-05 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1852.

A strong Government, as we insisted yesterday, is
precisely what at this moment appears to be most
desirable among the British Population. Everything
assures us, morever, that this strong Government
may be compacted out of the apparently ge-
hetero
neous mass of politicians recently chosen as the
un_
tional representatives. It behoves those conseqaently
who possess the 'power of effecting a combination of
forces of this momentous character to avail themselves
as speedily as possible of the present remarkable
opportunity. It is obvious that our intimation
of the impossibility of witnessing any effectual re-or-
ganization of the Whig!, cannot possibly be regarded
as in any respect either premature or extravagant.
That party, at least, is removed for the time being
beyond the chance of immediate re-elevation. The
Grum., at any rate, are under solemn taboo through-
out the United Kingdom. ELLIOTT has become a
byword, and RUSSELL a synonym for disappointment.
The Peelites—numbering only 38 in the aggregate—
are for that reason still further removed from
the
i- chances of expanding very quickly
ut° an Administration. The Radicals or Reformers
catonaustltute, it is true, a symmetrical body, capable of
;.i mill any Cabinet to pieces, if marshalled in oppo-
;;:herf..laTt only method, therefore, by which a
alley booZeTatrimy could be secured upon the Trea-
cld be by ranging the leaders of the
Government in
ment of civilizau e van of the great onward move-
Since the downi •
the Earl of Liymtall of the Cabinet presided
l'oor. over by
in this country in an there has been no Ministry
tion. The Cabinet of Way„ remarkable for its dura-
power during a period Id. Livaapoor, remained in
et litti
consecutively—entering eleaa than fourteen years
EC office •
from it in 1827. The Go, In 1812, and retiring
aided over by Viscount MaratoZ:lent of 1835, pre-
lived out of the thirteen Admicistrantlawas the longest-
the resignation of Lord lavraceeLus formed since
leagues ! And yet, instead of surviving"ill 4is col.
years, like the LIVERPO mu._
OL Cabinet fourteen"
, the
Cabinet survived very little mon- than 4I ,ix„ uewalutz
Six years and 138 days altogether. The nZtara Pro
tratted afar the MELBOURNE Cabinet of 1835 eras
the RTJSSELL Cabintt of 1846—extending over five
Years, witla 239 days by way of supplement. A
ot.rapid Te'-rosp‘.etive samnary will attest the accuracy
. " !eemarks in this no -
'rt'icular more to the satisfac-
tion of the '
i Public a somm_ry beginning with the
nan guration of the I'DOL'S Government
Earl of LivEarooL s
in. 1812, and clo4il. a
.., fl•r a consecutive descent,
g,
Oabioet hy Cabinet, ' with the inauguration, forty
'years afterwards, in
1852, of
the
Earl c.,.c ~, n
ennr's
Government.

Immediately on the downfall of the LIVERPOOL
Cabinet in 1827, the
STarnmoned Mr. CANNING
to collect his polirical friends around him to assume
the reins of Administration. The CANNING Ministry,
however, was of brief duration. It lasted only 121
days, and was followed in the 3C119 yeas (1827) by