The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

The able London correspondent of the New
York Times writes on tue 9Th instant as fol-
lows:
MIR. Gladstone las gained an immense ad-
vantage by the mastery manner in which he
has grappled with the task OF abolishlng the
the frlsil Church as q State institution, and
evervbody feels that his plan is lily equal to The
dificultlcs it is Intended to meet. In Offering
it formal opposition Mr.. Dlsraeli merely con-
sents TO become the leader Of a forloru hope.
n is pa,t of tho suit and service he Is
obliped to render On unthaukfu party.
When Mr.. Gladstone's scheme was fully
explained to the public all intelligent
men must have felt that it was ues-
tined to carry the day. Depend upon it Mr.
Disraeli is not more foolish than the majority
II ,nauklud. He listened to Mr. Gladstone's
al slatement, and he must have felt that his last
hope of building strong opposition on The
dimensions of his antagonists was gone. But
q meeting of Conservatives was held few
6ays ago at Lord DerbI's house TO consider
what had bost be done. MIR. Dlsraeli, have
been told, would give no advice whatev l.. De
let the meeting understand tnat tney had as-
hear his. MIR. Hardy and others strongly ad-
y,scd O. resolute stand against the ministerial
policy, and this propositlon Vas carried by nc,
clamation. MIR. DisraelI then undertook to lead
bls followers 10 defeat, and 30 the meeting
broke up.
What dreary work all this must be for man
of MIR. Dlsrae.i's genius He knows perfectly
we'll that when the people OF this country have
declared themselves decidedly 10 favor VI any
measure, it In wurse than useless for anv pubic
man 10 oppose their wishes The lrIsn CLurch
liz doomed, unl he would probably De heartily
GLAD to sco il out of the way once Tor al! Untli
that question ls struck out Of the Parllamen :,
ary programme the Conservatives are bound
hand aud foot But Mr.. Disraell Is compeni1
TO make speeoh dead against tno le..uehcS VI
pJpuar opinion and in opposition 10 the III
eyltable cast oi events. We can lmagine the
kind of speech it will bo-iul Of wit and sar'
ossms b. eaLhlng no word of doubt or desp9nu-
onoy-a coura seuus, vivid aud sp'rKhng
spee ,h worthy of better lato than tnnt OF
helng off red III "lost Cause" The House
will crowd down 10 hear it, and Will a3piauu IL
n lobby aud vote against tho sp :aker. All THIS
MIR. Dlsrael knows be. .orehand. But is thls
tbe 6rst time ue has led an Intellectual sally
right up to tho enemY's works, aud under the
fire OF all lis gun,2 NJ, not b! maly, AMI
aitbo ,lph the man NAV feel tho ,. ke gall hun
at times. we NAV be quite sure that he Will ex-
hib,t to the world no ssn ct dlncLng.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
MIR. Gladstones pusl.loI Was never sercnger
thnu It ie ut this moment. Sono men placeu
"A l,e n,w is would trouble !esG fortu had
do,e nil that she meant TO 10, and tnlt the
tate, had darker d:stiuies IN store. H1 has
uaiiz1d eyerv ambition, and HIS genus has
turned wilas seemed To DO s.unuih. piocH
III his path into " stepping sloue lo"Hro
further successes. 1t IL u Just crlt'c'sui
OH his great speech 10 say tlat IL has
served to reca to tho peop'e me Glfls
wu,ch have mado him fam us. For TWO
Al if,,l,l
rIrely rl,cn aooye tho lovel Ot 'lnmunpiace
in liIs speeches. II 8 cmpty giIb!c's has
almost ,lriYuu his auInl ers VIII. Ills oicc-
ton spcucuc wore among the WORST adur r;ssos
ever delivered ny an emi, hl;lii-,hicre
D ,urinss out of words, ull OF SOUND "nu
fury sl.mif.ing noGnlng. All IL o"ce ne
malio3 " grand sp.e:l, III Wlcn co'np!c1
ulan il made su 81 uple tnAL q IltUc Gil id might
illlrrst,nd 1t. v1ry likely Mr. q IS ohe's
coca ,u.s as,isted u,ln " iuvc.t Oh arrange
The ua,alls OF Ills polcy. Mr.. Loves lnSenu-
ILv may hIyu bcJu uf no silGht s'l'ic: 10 tno
ptiul. Mlnlslci. But tao exp 's'tlon IL lodsi
- NJ. Gi;LJstune's own. o ~ IL las maze LIS
tamo brighter Luai IT lia5 ever VI ell oclor;. his
Mlnlstry, 100, scem io be worKihS Detlef 10
aetucr. E1cry night tho pfincipal hieluots ni,f
be seen OIL the lruut bcnch almost to thc ll-ill
l,anl ut the sp akcr Tney are, taken alto
rrther, q clever. .oualn1 set uf mcm. MI.
Hrrht'5 white b ilr a III Whsker5 IN rk Il m uut
as Ipparont.y the d,ro o. tho ;r,ou', 1at N le'
.l,ty nc is Two wears yuun or than hlr. u al
sioac, whose III Ii hrav Lair-llrc Prcmler Is
ncarly bald now-sh, .itly DISCUSSES Ills age.
Mkt to Mr. Br'gut may usually DC seen t'ie
SIC der furln Vt Mr. Cardwc'l. one VI t-o'
nouen,n:s lud cl Sc Desue HIM Is Il
b nffs. oai - liltIc mau. wi Ii 10 K beIr !,
ami ey.d, ,nt.y much the JUNIOR Ut his ool-
Ie ,rues. rms IS Mr.. CIildels, FIRST Lord d
the AllnIrallv. who has had the luck to become