The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31

Ssoro ,hoss y, ~. VAN Po~.rs Ans, now oinersnt
D6tbi,n insesd 10 hu%bly TO submit" There
1881 2 that would have Lad ~ sp0I III; -,
likely than other statesmen 70 MN assa.
from exnerisnee And mass. os In or =, IL. 'o s -
th.t nsriod lM.v IA Isao NIGHT hs ms speecaesU
ouits rs iLely 10 have bsen, nssd nv him sopposee
a. NJ sny fomsr timsssrct,ensd =. IL h.s presens
ii was uttered by the rood example hayinr had .S
worthy ,mtat,rs s.Ths yiunt hon gantIsms, ana Ss,
paImsrston s.bss' Accused me m hayiog cb.nysa nv
! a .' US Soouseu n1 VI ns.ns onSnsou
sI hat tho,s ohsn,ss require on tSs zion no de-
ieI s oi apUn a nuesu, .nsy H NOV
sen ue w Aaa 49,, s .oa W a.. ~
aterAuon OF opinion hAs arisen rom no 0hei Gauss Ina
rom ny ha.ng s,o"n n.Sasn s..,ssn ot o. T..
L0ro fsimerstons suaaen lcslsnAIon mus. spPen1,
t vn s. ,s ~ ha
h .s p,.se a ~. h " i n 80. ~ s s.,
. no uou .. lne s1.onsns VIZ un oa po,ooy
iord, I snns ~ nss my Desh .s; h III;
sn,,ss.u"s WI GnoisoSS souoa v.0osus .n~ ~ -
~ ,; ~ - W, ,o oS, oS nm p.s, g W' o1o
o ~ an. sS pJpa IKE ~
ohs have accredited Of the 4 yenturous and pusna
cions noi,cv NJ Inrd p.in.ss,on Tus nia 49,.
SrInr.t;c dssn.tchs. snd s,i.r,ants noD,e shs.
tiDentai politioiaIs-hs always helped opinion to
find the raw ON their nanks-And he Was the
habit OF telling them sHes pctS In terse and sharp
style which they liked no better than the Presbyte Of
Ednbuig But We can una nothing IKE reckless and
IA Eardous action In the policy OF Lord Palmer
STOP and nothing IKE unSaiouiea aorSPtnes or SUD
dsnnsss IN any wold or aot-not even IN ms much ortiz
describe hi as having Deen actuaeo IN tnat
by anu h0eIa pnno,pies ~ IN our 70 tak 40
surdiy Inc proceedng mignt wen DO qasstioneoi Dat
of Nrd paimerstons brsi career as Home secretary,
II Is impossible to speak IN TOO hgn terms Of praise AZ
Suso s W win not a. psssnt risk any
EVENT. but L i has been rendered on purely public
Independent st.issm.nship: Nobody can speak dows
LORD Paimerson but himself; and We trust TO his sw.
Grsy's Reform bill, to save him from tbs mistake OF
thinning that public opinion can be made to bend 70
ndiyiduai will or that it is power which may be safely
thrown out OF account In calculating the workings OF that
complicated machine, the government OF . country"
from the London Chronicle, Dec 1871
much truth that Lord Palm erston has taken ste which
viii excite the deepest regret on the part both OF his COL
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which he has ably filed since tho formation Lord
msrs present visit to Osborne has rssrsnes to the Ia
msnted withdrawal Of one Of the NEST popular members
Of his cabinet.
Conjecture will doubtless be busy in endeavors to e.
plain the retire ment OF so smnsnt man az Lord Pal
merson from government which he has adorned by his
accom- hment and by his official know.
which i.st night current that We may
safely contradict by anticipation the surmiss which viii
uted ~th absolute worhlessness Of those Actions
with which the party opponents OF the ministry have long
amused themselves and their readers The noble lords
resignation from al that We have been able to ascertain
is In way connected with any difference Of opinion b.
tween himself and his colleagues the Eastsra question:
or nteed on any other pc MT of foreign Tolsy On an
country abroad and with one exception 90 all matters
Of domestic policy, his lordshps views are We believe,
in harmony with those OF the g. vernnent The excep-
ton to which We auude the important question OF Par
hameatary rtform LORD Psmsrston, IT IL said, objects
TO the measure which his colleagues submit.
ting 70 Parliament in the session. for the amend
mem OF our lepresentStve and hn Conscientious
to concur with them on this tns cause
snu 80 iar ~ ~ .nown sne exclusive cause-ol tne
decision which his ordship has, fear de6niively
adopted We acknowledge that this resolution surprises
Hs the general impression hat the new reform 81
viii "a her Z. haov than arcesd tho ~ ~
-..:a..- - - S~SN Wv oAf,Ss"'o - sao
"s1onty oI IeIormsrs a. -
Inc sincere regret with wnlon the country viii learn
that ia about to Lose the official services Of SO eminent
the poverpment Ftom Ali that n knovn iord paJrnsy
stor from ~ form.tion ~ -. nrssan, Mr,.t.
eon Iion ~ ~ VI 10 PfoSen. nnissfs1As UNI
sesea .owaras nus colleagues WITH tnat perfect cor,
honorable jointly laborfns for public good: and
the ii and hearty sincerity with which In position
- n~s.+ IA n..u., S;e;nnity -. s.a.,;;i- o"-o
W go auu poousi olnouy nss soauiJ % oPc,S.
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