Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
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~ LORD JOHN RUSSELL. f'i''i --i a
bss ior some time been that certain me m,
b<rs Of re Hoase of CornrroI ~, q,
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n - -, .e'e suor',y 10 oe e'eva'ed 70 the
i-Ntu 'e'etSiJ OF oor c9ptsnPprsrrs announced
5eseFday that foremost smoug tn. 50 reinioresests m
Y the Upper Hou.s vo,LI n. ~ L.. :. .rr-., u
Iohn f,,,.u "a rs-'so rAA A~''u
,G31'i oaI' &c eieHr - Aos 50 sad fhers,Sr'
."e 'e are about 70 ohsr ne mus, not b
understood As commentug upou As,sentic inisIgenc.
but rather % an a., ,.,o., - a.
! cussioo la IN. a,aa,;,. q . -, I.,T Tk,, 1
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if.,- -, . 'se eSe ooen oy ne H'euus snd N
4 Y .Su ~ 'ne ne f'A'esnan- ID b. i =. -.a
j Lotd john Russels aicvstion 10 The Prerave cuul
seareely add TO bis personal t.urf bt IA voa a,
tIi---s .vsa-ta.sies Of pabEc pt,htv f,,5.,,,-. .,
him 10 leave thu Hons. =, s-S. = . ~ ~
! III a. .Lli GSsS' Y ~ H'.c" fo'V yrars o' se
n - ,''" iea'eHflip ot Ministries And
NPP"Sohr Iong sEPefiedc CO in all great N fs and &c
1ebTity which may DC eail,d historical have
po-i ,,,t .l,, IL 49,, -, ,o,. IA - = - -
70 ;d ~ 90. - - - 'Autiin si sitn agnF
= - = ~ "AS S Sjo' VI poPu'H assembly, j. I'd Pal
Is older than his Iotmet cVsa que and bs nan
- ,,.,,. - 4. -. =, =. : -. "e'e' ueri'ee
-, , ~. ' 10 dsostt md the 20
49,! tI .ILI,r = - t''e' exceptional. Sr
hsse' fesi occupied asalion similar that which, ha-
riHcv been bcldby his oiI oppooen ', ,,,s, o, A.,
ieieaseu bis followers for their .nd~ teno.
cd ivr b'nsrl ali farther psrtsH,pns ~ ay l,
coolsd Lord John Ry-. ~ .,,: se "lP
coEe,s him to- at-iirrrce n. mn, ,s,a,,.i " 70 80
an exp etsnt "a enief Wiling oruoocason t ~.
party leader, mus nevertheless have ssHs,imrs nj.
r,bsethht d--crhd iiio fhn artSs ,sa;,.s, 80
opponeDis hc Itss had Tn con,r,,, ? sVA
the House ol Comnons m us, be t.as, Or IN . y
and the combltant has lew opnb,tars,i. s
IN Gu 's - c'ee pas to hazard
also ,urg 90 Io,d H. uer'se .he recent session might
,as,,, -, ~. - SuI huSse" an honOurath retire
- - 'e ne "eH members, who are the mot
-, w - ~ 1 one mousse we're elected TO sop
~ Ij;, Tu a.ihef s'on, aud they only 5hre
~ sh'h. we o. eience 81 their Predecessors for
e ieauer oithe Whigs The re, pect which
- ' v's'oie power anu SUGGEST te 10 the share Of
, l' ~ "'e 'lte o. osatory was aWardei with
- - - Ine eoP'oaS pefoos. oi Mr. Glaisobc.. On
ian Ian one ocearal and especially after Mr. Disraeli's
.uan uteiamanon, Lord John Russell made good
- e peefa''on Hud autnorft! which 10 any House
lei, onr,,s g. r-sary possess boz when he
ill., - t.s s,.eeh NE proNei 10 have iost some
-, = from attack ifhe urged
he g. Iii s", se na'l"t raw LIoer.s said that
xitb ~ C ~nN IeEOsrAasi Sher he IL und isu,t
oss so,i,, ~, 90 -s Aeeuaed ot iaetioue restless.
- si'e ssl, hshsnce were equally liable TO
Iss " ,.S.s oasSaSuo1- Nhen veteran statesman
csn,o, b =, y sue 'A'ed influence OF yeaIs he
,onn,r - WV s'e' MS posiuon In a struggle with
II sbs H.. ., 80 49, -,r..za. 80 'ii-, .-.
,.tion ~ NnV'ous - iW WPaaent OF an old utepu.
s.sr II - &C e'e-'y III want OF an sKperioced
6y who u,dortnas;i urokTn oy time Lord Der
tiousa l. ooav ep'ssshts the majority ol the
seo,s SV'sunu1'e 1oetoIcian; but the xbsence OF
bate and ,mie h. =; ,H ~ the same time rash in de-
- 80. 80 uiAc sneH-t 's necessary "a fssm = prac,i
and iehs.i,p "a. tsotas are extraordinarily clever
Lord I1nsI,n,s, - @ ou' einong thess Duuber
of The IIonss "a = - ue pohtIeai del beatiots
tor ever A .,.,esI.y =, as1 oT e1pected TO last
compIishmrpts and "a 60 - - 49,: u rar'taasntafy &c
more be able TO reviv. Ihs putSuon may % e
fT N .al,,,oe S--sssatl Which
OF the Jewish claims has done is work In t5e 1oass -,
Somrons IN future session be might peFhaps accom-.
rlsh the more difficult task Of inducing the Per- IN a.;
continue improbable and miscbievous resistanrs -
u Is stiH more desifsLe that the qussoa OF
y heioS, should be urged upon the attention Of the
House oi Lords by the statesman DO of aH o.he,s 4;
most generally trusted by the supporters of chance IT,
the representation The Opposition NAV probably pr
some une command numerical majority in the Inner
OUT u Is moen 70 be Sished that the prepondpr-
o aoy Aha of Influence should be tie Liberal
side IN oolh branches ot the Legislature. ....i
Lofd Join knsseu too, IS Peer, would be restored
70 Ye Position o. possible Minister Ii is ~
" Inc imp u'ehts Shich would prevent his re-
ta'h 70 FoSeF As leader of the House Of Commons but
the JSousles arising iTOnI former Wiu be to0ott
when persoo-l collisions longer be appreheuded
tesept pohuclns baVeor some time regarded ith at1
ley the obvious dearth OF rising statesmen Till the
hNS'hel Is supplied the eonntry csa III sfIord TO die
n ,he ser o! thOse leaders no haSe bong
" --eu e "si1oeauuhs OF farifament. " the course
e'Si's su"uu oilpg round Russell Ministry its ehief
NOu'N SeNe Asthony from experience, and On a ne
sPhefe DC would be IN some degree exempt from. Ihe
snptlHYps NhSh have led bin into former erorsy A
W zoe mouse OF lords has iess facility lor conl-
uAilhg h'nseH aud ia colleagues 20 c1ernporans
course o action provoked or suggested by angry
"sgste- ... '..t -.I~'
lue ptVAoeoh Lord John Russell should accept
-, Out n1'uy oe quoted as an instance o the boesie
:! sN'Su 'esh oiOoa y from time TO time intro
'e 50 1e hefeu''Ary Teeragei but It Is Tor the in
~ .. u iv House OF iofas That all conspicuous states
'' t' 'u'h arp'te - rs hohoufs. The best
-. " ' .sAnsI oofh legislators and ob'trucSe oil
60 = " p.u' ID u'e Ieaaihg n'e'nbtrs otibe House TO
80. r ui se Somn Hhity uehgbts 10 honour. Lotd
o uSl otloues oy hhs b'rth to The highest sristoc
IS '' eVu'h ZION h'st "ered him che oppotuui-
W ~ -'i ue nas 80 sniy A'ailed himself AZ hrst, h
u.s. - zen I OF nun As pi one o. his fsnily. that
,.a % :. A ~ oshdsd into legislator but the m
Ue1 v, 'A ~ h1giAhu - something like thst oi puF
- -, ~ 80 t rr i u,neh = sa'a 70 on'g young men for
20. ~ ' s Puo"o AH,sb'ass' al'bough it may b. az the
VI 'II'.os SIC 20 o'nets u the literary aifJ popular
S, 'n Nno vas the pet end the hoPe Of the
:, ~ .'.es :" gesrs ago hAd been common
,ac.oo ~ ~ su % ho.or'e'y he would have
u oo1n o'seot' and bOng sDec could have
~ uS ~ so"S WIN occasion vas indispensable TO lOf
S'- e. alAooa. . ... ...''' -H...i .... .i e
- 80 s1So'ss o ws eaCeer hovever, vas sit uncertain
u"u nc accession o. 'ne wings 20 poser That event
eNssallg p4.ees Lofd oen kusseH in Office; and toe
'WPp! sooe' o' "s carry associs,'on Nth the Reform
lsslou mace m 70 cetta'u extent the Orgsu n the
49, - NSls o. t@o'Hs' i'oHn which he Nas still
+, : ~ ~ 'p'oO oi as rral power vas afforded
- ' 'e' Ni'"iu vuf year. 70 the eecOnd oce IN the