, 1865-11-01

nc eleAhcI lily OF Boston brings The In
teliieence Of the death Of England's Premier
Lord Palmerston, in the S1st year of his age
HENRi JOHN TEMPLE, Viscount PALAKRs
TON, IVES born at Broadland, near Romsey
Hampshire, Oct. q, 1854 He commencei
his education at Harruw, went thence to th,
University OF Edinburg, where he studied
mental philosophy under the renowned Du
Enld Stewart, and was fina11y graduated Al
st. Johns College, Cambridge, In 1906. Il
the same year he contested the representation
Of Cambridge University with Lord Herr,
Petty and wAs unsuccessful, but short
ly afler was returned for the pro
prietary borough Of B1ctchingley, ane
in 1907 was made n junior lord O.
the Admiralty IN the tory cabinet Of the Duke
Of Portland. In 1611 he received the repre-
sentation oil Cambridge, and retained his seal
for twenty yca1a. In 1859 he succeeded Lord
Caetaereagh rs Secretary Of war in the Perci.
vel cabinet, m office which he filed min.
ter1uptedly In five different administrations
during q period Of nineteen years. In 1843
lie attached himself 10 the fortunes OF the
Canning party and it's leader. Advocating The
views Of the latter on the subject of Catholic
emancipation, parliamentary reform and other
minor questions In 1888 he was In opposI-
lion to the Government, and shortly alter
severed himself from the tories. On the
accession Of the Wings to power he was ap-
pointed by Eorl Grey foreign secretary. lie
lost hts seat for Cambridge University by ad.
vocating Lord John Husselrs reform till, but
in ISL WAS returned for Blctchingley. Ho
was prominent in edrcting the recognition OF
the independence Of Belgium, and in the form
alton Of the quadrup1e alliance between Eng
land, France, Spafn and Portugal. On the
formation Of the Melbourne Ministry he was
restored to the foreign sccreiaryship, th= du-
tics Of which he discharged until September,
1S41- While foreign minister he formed the
quadfuple alliance with the northern powers
10 preserve the integrity OF Turkey.
tion lie particularly distinguished him
self By attacking the settlement of
the boul dary line between Maine and New
Brunswick, which he styled the "Ashburton
Capdtnla1lon." In 1916, he returned to the
foreign office lu the Russell Cabinet His ia
vorabIc, ,inclinations toward the usurpalion OF
power by Louis Napoleon, in 1851, led to his
dismissal from office by Russell at the insti-
cation of the court, but he succeeded, in a
few months, in ovcrthrowing the ministry.
In 1t5a, he entered the coalition ministry OF
Ln1d Aberdeen MS. Home Secretary,
which position. he held until 1855,
when he became Premier and formed
the ministry by which the Crimean war
was brought TO close In 1857 he despatched
the army TO quell the muttny in India, and
cnt m fns thu Wifi orr r., frf,tn. T.,
1s5c-7. When these operstlons were set On
foot, the Tories. aided by Mr. Bright, 3tr.
Golden, and their partisans in the House Of
Commons, succeeded In defcatinS the ministry
on lest question, lhe usual consequence Of
which Is a resignation Of the ministers Pal
merston, however, appealed to the people to
sustain him in his Chinese war, and was sus-
tained In the elections by large majority,
both Bright and Golden being defeated in
their respective boroughs. His Government,
was, however, oyerthruEn IN 1855 Tor intro
dneing the "conspiracy to murder" bill
, shortly after the attempt Of Orsinl On the life
OF the Emperor Napoleon. In June of the
succeeding year the Derby ministry was over
thrown, and PalmerEton formed the ministry
which Is still in power, and In which, at the
time Of his death, he occupied the position OF
Ths ,ont, nn,1,c no r.sr -, 1,-d p.,r.,s+an-
extending through period Of fifty-nine
years, Is due principally 10 indonitable In
dustry and energy, and rare .shrcwdness
rather than to any broad comprehensive views
which he has Advocated. He was a GINNING
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