New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
The sweep OF his uneing tines; and with each to~ n
LIS magnlhcent head, when baited by Radical earu,

The sweep OF HI: unerrng tines and with each tos 4
Lis magnificent head, when baised BY Radical earu,
" He ADDS to the startled say!"
Nor is 1t les pleaiug to observe hos be asserts ~
supremacy over lis o~n ereciea. 1t will happen tai
some stuned and ill-condiiioned deer-who has no.
non tha by rights he ought TO be the leader OF the
herd, and have the first choice Of the linds-tbrnss
himself forward and oIrs blunt and frusly bor, ~
the medated charge of the hound, which were te N
abide, the faogs would Instantly be in lis cranklsd
throat and The poor animsl uDsalabe even Il rle r,s
of tvopence per pound would give up the GHOST
the heaiherl Beeufi il Il to gee tue oai, tnro =,
the bead, and The admontory prog on the rh. wb;es
The royal stag bertoTs on the preiender diving him
back to his proper place and function whit l. bs, ~
superintendent of the caiycs But we shall no, nnsn
the smile further. There stands Pameusor,-,n tsi.
year Of God. ie6i-the fst, foremost, aud best hui,
wark of Whisgrry, Which faction he has at Last
adorned by be "mna It's leaeTthe elderly Hector Of
beeaguered Troy, maintaining HE post q, the Scean
gaze, and breathing defiance to every aayesarv
Whatever may think of his followers, lie al least
20 long az Wiggery obtains the rule, is the right man
iu the night place.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL
But hch of the Of men will be so daring ss =.
say The like for Lord John Russell that carcatune Of
ststeman whO at the bOur when war aud In .urrect;on
appeared iueVilale-when state is consping aQ.ipst
state and nation against tionwhen old landmarks are
being swept away, and old alliances and tIeatie arc
rspndated and cast aSide-ills the olce of British
Foreign Secretary Feafrl il s, and snamefnl alike
20 know that the honor and iueDce Of this great coun.
try in regard to its international relations intrus,ed
vst unfortunate scribe, who're ich for letter.
wiring amounts to posilive monomsnia, aud who
vet cannot pen a dispatch without committing himself
Nv ZONE seiiJus tllnder or contradiction Who has
forpitea that most woefu document viii h misied the
Lie Gar as 'he res Intentions OF England. and ac-
celer4e fit did not altogether bring On The war Which
terminated with the reduction OF Sevasi0pOll Who
has perused bis later brochures the lta question
without an involuntary shudaer at the thought that the
penuer of such llGtitudes should have charge OF our
whole foreign policy at period which might have
taxed the ou Il and masculine UNDERSTANDING Of q
CROMWELL VIII aGy one out Of the Family Alliance
have the harbo0d TO assert that the detiues Of mag
n,6cent India safe III the bands Of Sir Charles
Wood even with the local assistance and advice Of the
inge ious Mr.. Samuel Laingl These instances We
specially select becausc tDey really public scan-
dnls, 40 notorious and fragrant that every man who
wishes we'll his country right TO protest againa
an apporionment Of bgh Offices 80 hazardous 10 the
national prosperity. Therefore most empbatieally do
,ve av that neither Lord John Russell nor Sir Charles
Wood ave the risht men in tho right PLACES and we
hold to be foustrous thing that interests Of such
magnitude should Is made subseryent to the needs
rapacity OF al exclusive oli9arcLical faction.
Mr. Gladstone too is dealt with rather cav.
alierly by the unrelentiug pen of his Scottisi
critic.
Mr. Gladstone is, beyond all doubt very accom-
plshed rhetOician and orator. Not Bebal himself had
Il tongue more cunpingt win over AID persuade;
there is 10 trick Of the trade which be does know,
10 article which be does not habitnaiy practice lie
would absolutely be perfect could he but go step
further and By conceing arice, achieve lie crown.
ing turnph of making bis audience thoroughly believe
ia bis sincerity That, however, he cannot co. IL 10
ouosable 70 li-ten 10 of lis wonderful speeches
without feeling your Arbitration Of bis eloluencs
somewhat impaired by suspicion that vein
Of sophissry runs through the whole OF big argu.
uient You may be for tie momeAt too dizlied and
4 - inf -
Dot immediately explain the mauipul tJns OF very
clever coniurer; but yOG satisfied Of this much
that some where other there has been deeep'ion-
Therefore eyea in oratory there is point Of excel
l.nce beyond the reach Of MIR. Gladstone, aud ons
which he never an attain.
That ne has u most highly cultivated mind, every
one must allow He has cultivated II 20 tie fail, 81
ex ent that TIE al will be4r but, apart from the
golden pppins Of oTaory the trees Vi his orchard ars
uog rena Rabe for the richness or avOr Of their fruit
lie H. we nuyt needs Say II, an Indifferent atis with
the pen Put that little Implement into hi, hand, and
the auim ion winch conspicuous IL his speeches
instantly diJslpears-he becomes vague, creamy, ana
mon ton0ussrotchets turn up aid exrlode, nos hery
ana sparkiing Ike crackers but zzing ike sltbs that
have been kept since the last Queen bidLday In 2
damn celr-and yOg the reader. become weatieG ana
mysiied, as though you bad been psrlsing Tie 'oms
of an autouated scholast aud Lay asde the book, with
half the rages i'll uncui marvellng exceedingly that
a man. able to shake the senate should prove himself
20 BE-, In another mental department, as helpless VIZ
iouGry as Swedenoors'
T,ere l. sense IN the vulgar old sdlge thG. " fna
v,ords batter no psrenips' Nevert eless We have
bsded over or have had hsnded tor NJ, the
of oar purses II not pqrSnips, 20 Mr Gadstone In
re.pect Of Bis fine words aonei aud we have clear
Lt T. scruiiDZc with extreme minuenefs, the are
rlngements OF our financial manager ihst MS ante
rsdepts we're such 10 qualify, rather 10 recon-
roepd tim for such poet, We broadly and distinctly
6sny Genius may we are WEI a~are, be jound IN
combination with practical business talent; but the
u,ioo is not a one ana the great maJofly OF
mankind insucively prefer, ioc the transacti1n OF
orli,orv AFFAIR." nen OF stad habirs aud plodGing
,houghi 20 vi-ionaiies and electrical de- iuue Nor
arc thew 10 be blamed narrow-unded aud iliheraf
exeeptonisie Tor this Perhaps the eeseres hnahcef
Tho ,yotlI ever sw was John Law OF L.lfisto1, me
ro;ector of the Mississippi scheme who nearly ruined
France; and he, according 10 popultr TRACTION, was
man of much the calber as MI Glad tone hay
ing An appeo for china monstroei les, lnddlging II
Visionary talk and able by the magic u his Tongue
10 vile bird from oil Ioe as toe adder is said TO 90
wien /. desires 10 bittep upon the broocing sparrow
and Ler eallow young ones in the nest.
The present number of Blackwood contains
also an interesting notice Of Motleys History
of the Netherlands" and of Earl Stanhope's
(" Life of William Pitt"
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