Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

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1uE NEW EKelrsit MINISTRY.
The.reeoustruction of the English Cal
iust, fox some time foressen rs inevitable
has 'bssn accomplished in time fer tn
Ministry to present firm front towart
their opponauts at the opening Of the ses
sieu., Lord Dsrby's old enemy, the gout
had of flats csssumed SO dangerous a, foru
in its constantly recurring attacks, tba
for a considerable portion Of his time b,
mad been utterly inoapacitated from, atten-
ding to the duties Of Office, while on one
S0cAsion iAst session il was at the risk: o
his life that he went down to the Heuse
" Lords 70 rectify . dangerous biuude'
made by one Of HIS heutenants. Always
avsrse to taking Office, be retained It from
u conviction that his name was essential
to:ths success Of the party of which be had
ao1ong bssn the head, and which, somi.
sssly in an slmost hopel.s ss minority, had
hssn forced into power BY the divisions of
ihoppoueuts and the, incspacity Of their
leaders. But throughout the eventual
session Of last year il :vas manifest that,
notwithstanding the rumors Of Tory dis.
affection, SO incsssantly spread in 9ua,f 81.
Shere tho wish was father TO The thought,
sh.t both Lord Derby and the great Tory
Chieftaius in general seposed the most ab-
soluss confidence in their REPRESENT: :ire in
rhe Lower House; and that, ven on so
VITAL aquestion ase that Of Reform, Mr..
Diaraeli was the real head of the Govern
mont. When three Of the most influential
1nembsrsof, the Cabine. ssceded, adopting
IN attitude Of bitter hostility to their for
rasr colleagues, and ruin, seemed inevitable,
Mr. Disraali was permitted to exercise his
owaSuufettered discretion in the conduct. of
the battle, and he finally had the signal
triumph of bringing his party into action,
on ground chosen by his most dangerous
opponent without dsserter, and with
scarcely an absentee. From that day it
was clear, whatever might be said to too
contrary, that, besides possessing unrival.
"a ability as a parliamentary leader, Mr..
Diaaei eaioyed tho perfect confidence, NOT
only 81 his chief, aad Of the select body Of
sssas Tory peers to. whose friendship he
owed many Of bic earlier ennt:'un's'es. in
political life; but that also Of tbs country
bs.onessa and squires who fofmed tue rank
and Rls,of his party.
Il Is no wonder, therefore, that Lord
Derby on retiring from offico should have
exercised the privilege conferred upon him
by usage insush cases,. BY Recommending
Mr.. Disrseli to his Sovereign as his suc-
csssor. pnlil recently. it was supposed
that Lord Stanley Ewsuld most probably
succeed his ta.bsr; but as. he is young,
thoroughly at home in tie Foreign Office,
ositsin to obtain the Premiership at some
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