The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

rassmsnh which call for little mare canvass-
Ing and counting ~ noses vpFftrnsR
Ihe review of British reform and national
psegssss presented BY Mr. Dlsraeli n -
speech = he grand banquet IN bis hoaes -
the Corn Exehaage II Edinburg. on 10 -
Of October. strikingly illustrates he astulsnses
and The selfponsssion Of h Maohiavelian
leader Of To tory party. Il mast rsquiss II
Ne Inward sabtlety and outward impassihlli0
Of nature thAt derives 20 small msasurs q
fosoe from H. Asiatio srigin, - veil = fko1
it long training In European politics, not Only
70 have ooolly stolen Cor he tory parry ~
thunder Of the whig party, bat - eoolly . ~
70 convince TIE practical minds or Englishnsa
and ScotShnsn that this thunder had not bsea
stolen, and that Il orlsiniIlE belonged % u
tories, who had besn prsveEtSd from wieldipg
it for ssvsnay yssss: By TIE whigs, Who tAsnt
selves had fAiled % proas By sSAey oppostar
nifty Of accomplishing paEliamentsiy rslpm
VIA what sublime impudsnee Disaeli defsnds
IL prolonged opposition ofhh party 70 ths vsey
measures ths credit for adopting which, whsa
inevitable, he boastfslly cIaimsl With whaa
dexterity be wards OF precisely such sharp in
putations Of trsaehery 70 his own party -
thoss which he used 70 thrust against Gs
Robert Peell He acmswhat super0uously
labors b show hat ne story Of bis pax4yS
having dsmooratised the country By estAA-
fishing household sa1fage = fAble Hs
bsldly sxsroisss hi talsnt for invsctivs ~
stigmatizing, IN Ediabsrg ihsl1 TIE E5issDNx
Rsviss = hsarse-horss carrying 10 the toalb
IL prinoIplss u - whls party. Hs liksas
his opponents 70 ~ IunAtio Who halisyse ~
IL world y nad and that b hims Il = ssaa.
Passing nom sucA gloomy imager7, b Son-
pares No AjiNbwy and the Qs0vtsry Reviscs--
for which, nevertheless, hs Processes high sdnk
aton--to ~ IRA GLASS. 6rst rats posling
horses, which, in old days, % use Manchsstee
phrase, carried on "roaring trade" bus
whose occupation b gone, now tAat'a revclu-
don has come, snd the sboobn Of the Dlub
Boar and Ne chambermaid Of no Red Lion
embrace and are quite in accord IN this--ia
dsnounsing tbs intamy Of railroads. Al ibe
the ultra radical opponents Of @violent opin-
iens," be dsnouncss them - ~the nimcou-
poops Of poliHcs-men more violent than
Hudibras.w
Mr.. Disrsell although In somewhat can
tious terms, promises that governments
viii take the earliest opportunity q
bringing forward Scotch Reform bin
With regard to Tho question Of educa-
ion, he Processes to have always felt III
livelisst interest In IT. and to have dons
al that he could to promote tho educa-
tion Of the people He half promises
that : good Education bill, ~ wsll - : good
Reform bill, shall cause the last year Of ths
old Parliansnt b be remembered with fesl-
inss q sofsnes and regard His remarks On
education gave him ~ opportunity Of sulogis-
ing The HcotchmAn, whom Il had bssn his loa
to mest in many lands, and always ~ ~
head Of the poll" always prosperous and
thriving, ofssa the confidential adviser or pr.
sons Of the highest position, and always ready,
"svsn II the confidential adviser Of . Pasha,'s
to declare athat he owed his rise TO hls parish
school, In The Same connection Mr. Dlsrasa
undertook to relieve The British nation gensw-
ally Of Tho charge Of being IN unsducatsl
people. He paid : handsome compliment =
the educational influences Of : free pres, fal1y
recognising To nedsen nswypapsr - erees
teacher Of tho peoplA Leader = NJ. Dissnsxl
4, singularly enough, o. what y rsactionary
party. Notwithstanding Al hls 6ns clains 4
it, behalf, hswaxss - eloquent - any radical
in rejoicing Tat great questaoss must ariss
and lead y agitation; IN declaring thai
8grsss questions ere proof that H.
country = progressing, and hat Il 4
- hllaclous . triumph IN politics a. h
science to suppose that you can establish
party upon rssistanos 70 CHANGE" He sdds,
howsvsr, with keen insight into tho char
actsr Of The people whom hs = addressing.
and specially Of The party which hs leads,
that "ths great question i, not whsthsr yoa
shall resist change which b Inevitable, baS
whether that change shall be carried ont =
defsrencs 10 the mannsrs the customs, n
laws and the traditions Of people. q
whether II shall be- carried ont in defsrenos -
abstract principles and arbitrary end gsnsrsl
doctrines" Comparing what hs calls the NJ
topal system and ~ philosophis systsns ~
avows his preference for The former. The
psroradon to his discourse = fun ~ glitterlnk
gsnersliass On - GIzes nAs1sr in1usnesS q
industry, liberty md religion" n csntrolling
~ powsrs an - pssaisas - psople and
sustaining nalional vitality. - night havS
hit - nark more nearly hsd be de-
clarsd that ths three nast1r in6usncss
Of modern oivilisaHoa - stesn, slss-
ITCHY a1d - pros. .Twi0e also In ~
courss Of his speech he Alludes 70 aracsS
= Z pcwsrf6l sIsmsnt ~ nstional character
and dsstsy. ThiB slsnsst II. Dlsrssli = ~
lest maa In Crest Brilsin - overlook, 10
ninas1 = l. oaes = pslaIsdly was Of hIs
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