The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

they any now men mixed with them Some
3, Ss% were n 81 cs .e
the great SEAL and with The srsassss opp runss Ia.
and would have done nothing till The end had not The
Premier and the Attorney General taken matters In hand
Men IKE Mr. iAoouchers M B.loes, Mp Vernon smith
certainly ADDED strength 70 the Cabinet Lord Pan
mue with much prsension 70 ibersly was ever ready
10 lend an ear 10 the reactons6 OF the military clique
Such was the Palmerston Cabinet s faults great;
but they were for the most part, inevitable. Whsa The
turned out The great Napoleon himself vas cautious how
ne censured an errDg General the amenities Of poh
ncal lie in England hardly allow premier 70 dsmias
colleague Lord Palm crson stood by his friends,
the weakest and the worst Of them and he paid the
penalty The administration Of 1865 has away for
ever But now time 10 look the future. That tho
country must have stable government, . government
with policy and that support which policy insures rs
liberal party Of all sections and more 70 tho Same
conclusion do people consider bow narrowly we have
escaped SIX months Of recess under LORD lenboroushP
to the care Of The authors OF the Secret DsspsssS
The time will soon come for the constructor Of liberal
ministry the brosdest basis. The new PREMIER Who
he may be- ID bound TO Interests Of Tho
country ana 10 choose bis colleagues without the smallest
consideration for any called claims Of connection or
friendship, or former employ ment The wing connection
may well De dissolved for ever Il has 1one good in IL
day. but that day past The liberal party has in ~
ranks capable Of filing with me highest Of
fees in the State, and 10 through the cxolusIon Of such
muCn oCflmOoy
hes arisen which divides politicians Of enthusiastically
the same opinions. II there alternative
Lord Derby and another wbg clique might be con-
tent, though with gloomy foro6odngs, give his lord
snip further trial But there Is happily such oien-
ma proposed 70 the country There are indeed the
and much better than the present
MEETING OF EARL DHRBY's SUPPORTERS.
From the London Star, May 10
Although official invitation was given large uuu-
Der OF the members Of the and Of It's leading
supporo rs assembled yesterday mornpg the
ofthe Earl Of Derby, In 81. James square, Amsnsst
those present. at an early hour, the Marquis Sails
the Earl Of nameebury, the Earl Of DoeoushmOre,
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Mr. WApoe, SIR W.
Joife, Lord John Manners, Mr. Aowbrsy, Sir H. Oirns
Mr.. Whiteside, Mr.. Henley, Mr. Hardy Mr. Warren O. G.,
Col Lowther, COL Taylor and several others The
sultaon lasted about hour, and Confidently stated
a the clubs that the noble earl has declared bis intention
OF lis being beaten. Many members literally Stand
sghsst at this declaration, because 1t will be impossible
for OF them TO stand the another contest
cd election at 30 short period Of time.
The Reform the Carlton, the Conservative and other
clubs were crammed during the whole OF yesterday BY
fome Of the widest speculations aioat Tho wing
party express their confidence that Lord Derby win not
dare 70 rsk ds8olutan and CONSTRUCTING cabinets
with the greatest berality towards themselves Oos
ton OF the party affirm that they know" that Queen
will send for the Earl Gran vile In the event OF Lord Derby
John Russell will be the President Of the Board Of Con
troll OTHERS on the contrary declare that Lord John
Russell will be tho favored statesman selected BY her
Majesty.
In the event OF the House Of Commons decssoa being
adverse TO the policy Of the government and Lord Derby
should determine q dissolution, all these pleasant
visions Of wing return TO power will be dspelied.