The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-25 00:00:00

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A WORD WITH MR. GoscHEN.—For many rem'
sons we are glad to see Mr. Goschen doing solve-
thing, even if it be very little. Mr. Goschen must bear ill
mind that he has yet his spurs to win. Though we sh°ll:.;
think it both premature and unjust to say that his 811°—
Parliamentary career has been a failure, yet we must Or
(ally say, as true friends to him, that he has not been
success. The reason for his accession as a member of the
late Government has yet to be justified. Ho brought with
him from Oxford a reputation for scholarship, and for 6
certain kind of Union eloquence. Neither are of Yell,
great use in the House of Commons at the present momelT
N'llen party feelings run high, and men' require to be fel
not with the light biscuit pastry of rhetoric, but the bre3
of principles. By the Liberal press, Mr. Goschen has bees
welcomed with praises, which would be more appropriate
if applied to a tried and veteran statesman than to a novice'
Those praises Mr. Goschen has still to justify. And, Or:
thinly, he has not done much to justify them in his recent
speech ; yet still it was something. He spoke very wt-
about generalities. He rightly dealt with the aim and °iv
ject of all individual exhibitions—to encourage a whole'
some, rational, and intellectual taste. Ho very 13(31'
prO
dwelt upon the enormous importance of such exhibitiou;
at the present crisis. He pointed out, too, how little j
known by the country at large of the working classes,
the confusion of ideas that exists respecting them alit.
their habits and feelings. Here Mr. Goschen was
not to say voluble. But it does not require any very grei,
genius to expatiate for any length of time upon such 15'1 la
evident propositions. Lord John Manners himself W°l2
probably, have said just the same words, only soulavin
mere blandly. In both cases they are only so much raelte
butter. And we do not care about melted buttery Llta
speech to the working classes. Treacle is cheap, attift
many tastes, not pleasant. And to his melted butter .01,
Goschen added a quantity of treacle.. Young ladies,. .a
believe, like it.- And had Mr. Goschen been But
some ladies' college we should have nothing to say ire,
the working classes are not young ladies. They reclitj
as we once heard from one of them, strong cleat et
"rarnmel cheese." And the strong meat they will td.,t gi
from Mr. Goschen. He failed precisely where he fa/a in
the house. He wants more backbone. What he will
ate
opposition next session we cannot possibly say, but c1,,,a0
will certainly try his powers far more than they
hitherto been tried.—London Review.

B.
LYALL—On the 23d inst., ati
2,rths Buckingham-gate, the
of George Lyall, Esq., of a son.
Gra ,
PARKER—On the 14th inst., at Stonebridgo House,
than, the wife of Captain Parker, of The Abbey
Swineshead, of a son.

Marriages. 0
EVANS—HALE—On the 22d inst., at S t. John's, Angell- --
f 10
J. Russell Evans, Esq., of Reigemoor, Hants, son ~criits,
late M. Evans, Esq., of Shaw House, Melkshanl,
to Elizabeth Price, third daughter of Wm. hale'
of Angell-terrace, Brixton, Surrey. Chureiji
WHITELY—FORD—On the 24th inst at St. MarYs.itelP
Woolwich, William Mordaunt, eld. est son of „„
Esq., of 1, Woolwich-common, Kent, to Lucy
eldest daughter of J. W. Ford, Esq Shooter s'
Kent.

Deaths.
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EATON—On the 23d inst., at Leyton, Essex, Capt. /fell--
Eaton, late 60th Royal Rifles, aged 32. pnoutbs
HARRIS -On the 22d inst., at 6, Windsor Villas, PIY— ,
Sir W. Snow Harris, „,berr''
LAMBERT—OR the 23diinst., S
in London, Richard La—
Esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, aged
il-e
56. r JO
SPARKS—On the 21st inst., at 47, Bryanston-Squl
Sparks, Esq. r•stoth
SAWKINS—On the 20th inst., at 1, Trinity-square' .--1

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