New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
TIE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
mn Prospects OF THE MINISTRY.

mn PROSPECTS OF TIE MINISTRY
The PdH HdH Gazette of the 10th says:
with anything like good leadership, with anything IKE
meaning and discipline In the Liberal party the over
throw Of tho present Government must be easy But
when We remember that for all practical purposes ma
orty Of 60 generally good as majority OF OO ana
when we also remember that In tho last Parliament the
Liberal party with such majority did nothing but rage
yauly and fall 20 pieces IN opposition II Is Impossible 10
dismiss altogether some doubts which otherwise would
be preposterOus These doubts are not 80 nucn a. W &
GladstOne's getting pOwor-lthOugh Thtl nc WIZ
get depends very much upon he tHcucS vi INC No,et
octcian In ParamenQ-as to his holding u securely
Tho great question OF the day ~ not likely 10 be disposed
OF easily many people imagine ~ Is mistako 20
suppose that the whole body OF Liberals really as eager
FOR the dsendowment and ESTABLISHMENT OF the lrs
Church az the whole body OF theil Opponents Is eager or
its maintenance; compromise, OF whatever kha' MT
Gladstone cannot possibly assent to- ana yet IL AZ ess
Imaginable that the debate may be 30 managed tha DC
for we get to the end Of II compromise may appear 70
sufficient majority the wisest solution OF the mater
That Il may be IN e appear 70 the country Wehhve
10 doubt nj all which doesnot that our own VIEW
matter is that whereas Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright
can with no consistency whatever accept compromise III
any shape, Mr. Disrael, In opposition, can WORK 10. any
cOmoronise with perfect consistency lie can always
say, Anything short OF destruction ana Win n, q
shreWd CAREFUL adrOit use Of amendments hhu n
tons concurrent with display Of the really great uu
cultles Of the matter there Is 10 saying NleIo 10 may
be landed al last Another important consideration 49,
that whereas Mr. Brghts admission TO the Cabinet -
settled question II IL not likely TO he an asreeaDo hs
,o considerable number OF Whggsh persons ard others
who are numbered with the Liberal party and OF these
wapy may think that 10 allow him fal swing In Church
matters may be too much encouragement 10 lhe p'c-
cuton of such views he declared before the work
mems meeting at Edinburgh lately; Ahu ~hat - va
Bright 10 do n a Cabinet with such Ylowsi he hiuAt
either snk theu-Or tho country no more imam fahh'
mont will permit hm to put down inc Meet as Oh 40
necessity whatever" or 10 make leaps IN lhe ia b
as 10 the disposition OF property III lahd-oF DIIu
destruction on his Government by their adVoea'
However, what he Will probably do IA 10 - a
such notions at present But while they arc knoV a
TO exist they will be resented, and not the less Dec| "
somehow he has succeeded Ia bringing upon 10
books other notions hated In their time at
as much Whatever may be their upshot, however,
known existence meanwhile we have said WIZ al tnu
more incline considerable section OF tho ldDer pa
10 exempars OF moderation; and In TINS way M pls \,
speeches at Edinburgh may do much 10 iuIlnI W..
ho will presently lose, by training the country n ,
lament into such spirit OF COMPROMISE Oh tu1 -
Church question will drive MIR. Gladstone 10
and resi gnation and lead in Mr.. Dsraell more %
plant minister than his Reform bill explos hi"uo Vi Ni
THE REFORM MINISTRY or 1882 80 1900 :,
The Parliament which In few hours wiz oS ~ H. 80
exist says The Daily Ners OF the llt, Is tho
which have been elected under tho Aio rahohso Oo
strongly to the fact that old things have passed away
as glance at the list OF the Cabinet MINISTER ,,
the fret Reformed Parliament ON the .'tn VI 'i "a
1889. There were the Duke OF Rchmonu, te Wonnt,
Lansdowne Eals Grey Durham, and Carlisle NlsoJus
AthOrp, GOderich, and PSlmerston iorus % T,ri o
Auckland Holland, and Russell, inc pIehont it'' M
Derby, Sir James Graham, ana MT IneIleS d ms
this list of statesmen only two now survive LoIuS III
sel and Derby and IL NAV added that these hopl'
Ears and Lord PalnerstOu were with the eNceptlVn
Ierd Melbourne the only members OF the WING Nnp,
who obtained the Premiership altor Lail nIey j ma
ment from power. 10 may further DO lenlhIh1u - 49,
Lords Palmerston, Derby, and Russell respeotNt5
eign Secretary, chief Secretary Tor Ireland ana aS
Ter OF the Forces At tho meeting OF tho nirt ,i,o
Parliament have all held the Office OF Prime mihlstu
during the three years no OF the NailAmou WIN ""
| iB few hours be dlefolYcd