Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Disraeii Immersed.

This dashing and brilliant debater, who spent the
summer at Paris in especial intimacy with the
Cours Of the Emperor, pitched into the British Min
stry, on the opening of Parliament, with pquant
assortment Of all the anti Ministerial scandal ahoat
in the ''GAy Capital" Scarcely structure or
known to the political and diplomatic circles
Of Paris was left unwoven into bis sparkling tissue
of invective. His onset was unquestionably very
fine and apparently very formidable. But the
event proved that il formidable only in appear
ance. II was met by Lord Pamerston with irwin
chile galantry and repealed in blaze of triumph.
The victory was perfect Even on the score Of wiz
and felicity, the veteran Minister completely bore
OF the palm from his shining adversary. The fol-
lowing preliminary home Ihrusts are equally adj
mirable and fatal
snow the speech Of the right honorable gentle
man opposite appeared to TO be an instance Of
the dangers into which men Of eminent talents, and
who distinguish themselves in various lines, are
sometimes tempted to fall by INDUCING on one oc
cason in the exercise Of talents which had obtained
for them eminence 10 another capacity The tight
honorable gentleman stands pre-eminent 10 this
House for statesmanship, eloquence, powers of de-
bate, and other valuable qualities, but he has risen
10 great reputation as man Of genius in anoth-
er department Of intellect; In short. as a great
master Of pictures OF the imagination. Laugh.
| am not goiug to accuse the right honorable gen
tlemsn on this occasion Of having been indebted to
his imagination for bis facts and bis memory for his
argument IVES said OF another distinguished ora
tor, but must not say that great portion Of bis
speech ss regarded our foreign policy was perfect
and entire romance. The right honorable gentle
man has been spending a part OF bis vacation 10
Paris, and know that there are 10 thai gay cap
ital many active men who muse themselves by
practicng on the credulity Of persons whom they
call go6emockcs or fssaerrs laughter What
god-send IL was for them 10 get into their hands,
NOS common traveller, not man OF ordinary ca
pacity, but the leader of the opposition in the
House Of Commons Of England, man Of distn-
guished ability, TO express any opinion that might
be nstilled into his mind, and capable of dissent
mating with the greatest advantage any tales with
which they might store his mind for the pnrpose of
being 50 commuli saIed."
Lord PAlnerstons reply throughout. As We have
intmated, was peculiarly able and happy. lie
put both the laugh aud the argument against his
elsvsr,snd eloqasnt oppoaeat. ) Disrasli appears
to hare bssn damaged seriously By the collision.
I. Is already whispered in v.rioas quarters that be
hss been Supplied By foreign governments with
materials TO attack bic own, and the LOndOn Daily
News spssks Of him openly as ''sbs member from
ths Tsilsries." With Us We should consider a
political lssder Ia bis situation 10 decidedly bad
say. aH
The pluck spd resources Of PalmsFssou are abso-
uts,y aOadsrial His passage uish Disraeiii Is Oniy
a specimen 81 what he aehisvss every day. Al
though in bis seventy fourth year, and taxed vlth
Ihs Of kiugdon, be uiugles daily IN tbe dis
cassIoas Of Parliament, wiih al ineEhanstbls fresh
ness. energy. tacs. and raeInsss which render BIN
IA Acknowledges ossr-msieA for the best dsbatsr
10 the Heafs. Hls sigsr asans psrenniaL lie ls,
indssa. maryeloss ed man - es. Josr.
The naarrh q mind Ia oar day IL great. bat the
march e galAellssy weald seem 20 be yss great.
I 4 IA b great misfortpns. says 4 Brayers
ssnos 10 hass mind suopsh q Talk veil nor iadg-
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