The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

On their banners the w0ru OnWard." PoOr kOe-
buck, who became the terror of the House of Com
mons, has been smisten down by paralysis, when all
the world WAS opening to him. Leader, Of whom
such etrong hopes were entertained, dropped by
HE way, and throwing up his representation
pf tie first city in the empire, retired
10 the south of France and Is still living an epcu.
rean Life ct Cannes, in the neighborhood of Lord
Brougaam, who took great fancy to him. Moles
worth (fcr poor Charles Butler, who was Lord
Durham's secretary in Canada. is gomez only re-
mains. His course has beer varied one; but, to
his honor be it spoken, he has never swerved from
bis principles. Cornwall on becoming more &C
yuanted with bis religious opinions, oustsd him
from the representation. On this he sought al
ppenaTmed constituency in the town OF Leeds, which
gladly avaed Itself OF his services, and finally the
metropolitan borough Of Southwark elected him
Ats member, which he continues TO be no to the
present time. his talents are OF the h ghsst class
his industry immense, and his ambition of the
purest and most elevated character. II is to him il
ls owing that Canada now has government of its
OWN; and whatever colonial refo has been efeot
was chiefly HIS doing. The Gamaliel at whose feet
he placed himself Is Mr.. Grote, the banker once
member for the city of London and the learned
historian Of Greece. Mr.. Grote's opinions and
Ehose Of Sir w. Molesworth, on the ballot. are
Identical; and on that subject their arguments have
never, in or out Of the House Of Commons, met
With an answer. But Sir William Is aione in the
Cabinet on the ballot and last session the somewhat
ludicrous sight was witnessed Of two members Of
lie CaDuet-ioro Palmerst0n and Wordsworth
answering each other, II such IL could be called,
when all the argument was on one side. Sir
William has little pretenson to the chara ter of
n debster, and scarcely ever speaks but on some
pre- pared subject His voice Is husky and his treat
ment Of bis theme some what TOO rhilosophic for q
mixed assembly, but his great talenta aud earnest
sincerity are thoroughly appreciated Nv the House,
1t Was In alusion to him that Mr. DisSae twitted
abe ministry on the withdrawal OF their reform bill
fass session, when he said" See how your promise
ut this measure served you In the formation Of your
cabinet, and this is the party who now waits on
xhe performance OF taat promise, much to the an
noyance Of certain other members OF the admins
nraion Lord Pslmerston processes TO be Indifferent
nbcE. tie matter. 81 shall support you, bat You
win bring tie house tup.blng about your earsr was
bis wosas when consulted; but 1t is quite probable
tbat be could not allow his support Of bis colleagues
rD such measure to interfere with his forming
cabinet with Lsrd Derby, 10 the event Of break
MP. v. q reform was entirely ont Of the question.
Tie feet ~ ths war ON public measures IL is
uu' inbo.s bie 10 os'iniste, and q really popular
I2i t'g,fge q, tta = smsIston, goisg heartily
~ ~ gHt.tG rs Wiyat, Ia the humor tie
= 10, s9elvo or parry
,''s s4s qtes.pa 90 ssptSs1sasd are naa7ta Ia.