The daily union., 1854-01-10

BY tame lame assnsnoes that he is reormsr As "
very sSa would be discover that reiorn's
which reasonable conservative. like Mr. Gladstone
could not be- much suoss ether iof liberal like Lord
pfejudiens Adoiissr against that uiy English minis
sr whose appointment 70 tho premiership would glad
the hearts OF the entire nation" What sad dodge
TO talk OF Lord Palmersons serious opposition 70 whis
peee reorn Il is thing Ridiculous that the Morning
Herald itse would advise Lord almsrsun not 10 be fas
tdious answer" Could the Standard by means have
withheld that reform b the family nos
s.B The party whoaever itls sssDs as Mt Manaln
was always poisoning himself when bis csett sqno y
and would not The friends Of Lord PalmeIson invade the
Opposition press with aud declarations that
his political enemies hope deprive him OF his popularity
by representing him opposed to the pfincpss Of reform
they would be deceived ~ Would not one, al ea Oh MS
dozen sgos officially disclose his better reasons agains
good Lord Johns reforms announcing that "Lord r
thinks this is moment for agatng grave domesio
question when vital foreign question has 10 be
Aud for the foreign pIess, IN which me myuS ho' he
rank o hrebr8nd would that take such an absurd
version as would asctbe It's heros withdrawal TO mere
boyis ua de jliosie against his explaymae Johnny
No, no this will MOI do. As Achilles Withdrew rom
the councils of the Greek cheains for deeper reasons inah
for Bseis, The public will have It's modern Mythns
without deeper motises And 10 TALK guess, compute
dispute, realk themwhat seasonabie task for the
coming wseks which have yet to elapse before Parliament
opens itself and the Mythuss own mouth
Meanwhile the coalition is in plul and the Queen
out perhaps her iaalt, remarks the Morning Adver
tser, who persists la doleuIy plying her august Majesty
for being subject increased Cobug influences Now II
is quite true Lord Palmerson dismissed by the
the Cobufgson his prompt recognition OF Louis
poeon But that he should have voluntarily resigned
OF difference TO the ciique-ths must answers
le character oil the hf aical lord who conyed since
1905 to sit in all cabinets. However, the inevitable
pcon Of such motive by the press have entered into
the calculations OF The noble :. Mythus."
There then, we behold the coalition in the most cruel
mess although its organ, the Times, the sghtes
difficulty the morning Of Lord Pamerston's regnation
OF suppanng him-hcre is such abundance Of talents
at the command of the coalition. There was FIRST Of all
my own Lord John RUSSELL the who has grown ident
fled with all Of good Home-Mi But Lord
Johns acceptance might hayc been "misconstrned" Well
was there least couple Of Grcysthe Geys un
accountably and shamefnly thrown overheard the
whigs enuance,day into the Peelite coalition Would no
Any of them be glad get in after all Refuse Never
lfnu mere diers.
to be got II advertised in " Times y Unfoftu
nately there is precedent for IT, Must do any
thing without precedent. Unconstitutional, that. Thiel
of something else. Now if Graham would lake the Home
migat perhaps get another admiral Yes, that is The
thing Wanted-a first admiral. g We understand" says
the Herald, ''ihat Lord Psamure tMr Fox Maue, a,e
whig Secretary OF War has answered the cali" End
crisis and change Of policy Wonderful say, the
resignation OF Lord Palmerson appears be the sigma
for wafike measures" The Times and Chronicle are get
ting bellcose. Where shall get this new riddle ex
planned In the AUSTRIAN CorYespondemce, which has
authority Of the British ministry TO state thai the
of fleets In the Black Sea is made 10Th hostile ints
tions tcaatsus,-anoher proof of that profound humbu.
which has characterized the coalition policy throughout th
eastern business W.. p.