The Sun.
London, England, 1868-12-01 00:00:00

QUASI:LIBERALS.:

A contemporary notices that the band of Libera.ls
pledged to oppose the disestablishment of the Irish
Church will not exceed half a dozen. The only
r ;presentative of an important town constituency_
who has been elected as a Liberal, and who declines
to support Mr. Gladstone on this question, is Sir
Robert Clifton. Of those who voted against
the resolutions in April- and May last, '3lr. -
Antrobus and Lord Ernest Bruce were re-elected
on their promise to Support Mr. Gladstone ;
Mr. Wyld, who would make no pledges, was de-
feated at Bodmin ; and Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Saunder-
son, Mr. Briscoe, and Lord Elcho have
_beeii
re-elected by county constituencies. It is noted
that several avowed Conservatives will support
Mr. Gladstone, amongst them Mr. Butler-Johnstone
and Colonel Vandeleur. We question whether the
classification of some of these will please the party to
whom our contemporary attaches them. Although
Sir Robert Clifton professes to be a Radical, the.
Liberals look rather shyly at him. It would be a
difficult thing to settle the political status of Lord
Elcho; and as for Mr. Butler-Johnstone, he is a
very questionable Conservative. If the Irish Church -
is made the test question, all these members must be
content to change their political classification for the
present. The case of - Mr. Butler-Johnstone is a
curious one. When he made his first speech in the
House Mr. Disraeli took occasion to pay the young
man a very high compliment. A few years after,
this promising orator was hitting the Premier hard.
He will find an oratorical contest with Mr. Disraeli
very good practice, and he must not be afraid of,
some deadly blows.

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