, 1869-11-02

pure mixture at Norman and Saxon nobility; aat
! the nnne Stanley "a Saxon
I knoMa>ey Park WAS aboat eight miles In circum
ference. but tne family owned thousands Of ncrel
Of Iarma all roundabout. II you should get ul
into the top Of any great eln-sree on the estate
] and look wesswatd, 1t would b Btaptey tards a
| lar ~ you could see, far oyet the Kirkby Nicer
while nearer Liverpool were the halls OF the Ear
Of Setton and the Marqula OF Salisbury, rivals Il
the house OF Derby. People told nc, and
found It condtned sfter Hafd, th8t Lord De1n]
had rentals OF entire TOWN. and villages-aonc o
them Of the consequence Of cttlex-whIch hAt
been built upon hls land and b. hI4 wnter-ponets
and paid him lesse- money every year With inys
rfaf1e regularity. Little Of his land could b.
bought, He took no part In the management Of It
but tnllufted The whole TO agents, 10 that he hat
probably never felt ia bis lie Tho luxury Of penusy
the timely and grateful humiliation OF reellns
poor and being compelled to maze good reso1u
lions, nor the wholesome balance Of the fear o
want impeding. Ills 1orefaihers had done noth
tng 10 detesve this wealth. they had tumhleI IL
with The n-sEccnatJ gang Of nllbustets led By th<
Duke or Normandy. and had drawn their divt
dend In the conquered land, and set down upon Il
10 Wait for other people TO make Improvements
They hal no ta1ea to pay while Walt!nE, and SO IL
the great ctusary OF manufacturing cntespnae
the toprtectta Earl et Derby came To hand 1uAt IL
t!ne to Ind every rll Of water and eycry coal pl,
a little nlnt- The sole task cutIusted to him VA
10 qualnJ himself to I've q memoer OF the fp1ipa
c'Ass, AID At the time Of my visit he had been 1
member OF Parliament elther IN tho Lords OF
CoumonSs for fortJ-two JENA could write q
much more erteEtainlnv letter upon his lie at
hnoHsley than upon affairs In Washington, but
this would not be what you are expecting. Even
Jet md myself marvcll,ng that this earth eau
10 fully sstis', The mtud, the scnses end the CON.
fort Of one man ~ IN that grand tandscape OF
rolling pasture oiled with btefy cattle Of imme-
| mortal elns where clustered the cav1aR
rocks; Of acres OK garden, and huge
"pseaersta" Of harea sud phea4auts; u
pea1s nnd aprico:s r1penIug IN cool autumo
stretched 1atly against the sunny eitcs OF walk
and pinehpplea fresh In December; OF spacious
| a1af,cs where upward Of q h1udred conI binck
horses stood In stables neat a. Jour grand
great mahogany bedstead, and over every horse, 10
plated straw, was his name. each naue With tho
Initial letter D" There VITA a LAKE; there was
cricket ground. and amongst al the growth OF suc-
cs6Nve agea, stood IN EfiEnbethiau, Ieulal bat-
tleuented, aSd snan modern architecture, al CON.
mingled, the rambling old Homestead Of Knowsley
Itself. There wefe, IN the country reason, enough
vA'tor1 perpctually here to make the adult popu-
laiion Of some OF your villages around Chicago,
enough hcrsea and teams for every one; servants
In txcess and the gfnwn-pp hetr OF the old Earl
Vas low himself = man of middle age and sts,es.
nan.
Compared IN circumstances 10 the Earl Of Derby,
George Warrington waa q mere landed ESQUIRE,
Keeping hts Own books, aud collecting his own
rents; aud Abraham Lincoln. II reared in England.
might haVe considered hlpnseH fortunate 10 occu.
pg TIC comfortable quartess Of some of the lodge
keepers n KnoUAley Park II WAS with Ministers
OF this lean lawJer Lincoln that the
son Of the Earl Of DARBY had ia
conduct diplomatic correspondence. 1t was this
consortaels Earl, who was never required To ask
favor. who took ONCE according to his whtm,
and whose atatesmsnship WA a Eork Of eacriace
and condescension, Who said Of Lincoln, after The
fatters assassination, thus pasrontzlnglJ:
~ agree that The death Of such = tman,' In
eceh manner. and at such time, is .."sect
nos onlJ Tor deep regret ind for abhorence Of The
s1lme p5 which he waA deprived Of Life, but that
It ID also serious nisfortuna In tim uresent con.
dlton OF aca'rs for the State oyer which ne exer,
ctsed Authority, aud for the prospects Of an aca.
Bile settlement
Which Ras nothing from somebody. Derby de-
sptsed Lincoln ~ one Of bis wel.led, larRe.cay
iver1cd arnleys wouId hare Jeapi&ed a "a ,alI
tramp, " tudg,ng up the high roai past EnoNale
HIS speeches and his reported conversations
slowed merely hlInd contempt for all things Amer.
lean. lie looked upon us a. an aggtessl7e poot-
nouse, aud would have esteemed II PERFECTLY
nnr onnortnrws ra.,s T., W.. ~ ~ eN,onse. ~
telr a. an neret,t.- r1r,,.s ~ . HlAs
some 1on,h,nl ronress st,n. n,,. - @ aae s,e
c4nns .hhnrre,cs -. .ro.s,... @ss ~ Me u's ieu+
q. nonnI.r nr,cr... 17S.s@s.I .o"asu ~ iotms
responsible foE the State and every interference
from below a. m tmpest1ncuce. The rciuea,bcred
acts Of bus life are his opposition to the repeal OF
m.mhr,,ros 49, ,a,n ..e sI1s "o9 tuese te-
-. ~ 49,, s a.,. 1u.a-.one.. @ AAe L'ncoln' he
s eu'c' ao'aeF ot AsFe emancfpatlons-
bull 10 psy 8tAl 0Ht0 ocdn IN onfd ~ n. nror-.,s
arl .hs compoupd1ue H1th scsno,1 seen,1 ~ 49,
onset the advantages OF freedom. part,cu1srl, IN
Jamaica Iort I)erhyN ,,ea.n .np1a.t, ,,o,s,n.
bu. the feeblenes8 OF even No veil rn,irstac
soIacy 10 seapord 10 modern soc,et1. II. n,,,,,,
AZ an orator. .ntf h,s deri.,on sr,,I., ~.
wrong and TO orn.mrnt min ne aas ,,s,,nr,n ne
The word worse taan Hner ~ "a. ho,, sn,,tss
IUp1un Torr anar. ~, .,.. ~. s.., ~ auo sHe
ores hin, thn. ,,,er.rr rs....s .,x.s..
eu,neuce vhe,he1 s,,ey ~ ,n,t<.c,,. p11 ~ "s'tu
great accor,tnu tn hi. con.t,,r.nsx maa ~
rrrrescnta a nn,,ticaI n.-t. aas ,.s uiAnsa
Gladstoue renrrsen1, o71no.;nv ,,..",. s, ssa.a.
hntIinc r,,n..t.h,,,,s. .uo.4.s' Aut al !ae
smsll,st 1T ~ r,n,.. ~, as,a 1pe.ea tlN.. tnc
t,ov /. ~ r.rt,as ~" '..'e IL o0t
t,,n,a !. ~. tn,s... no*
irrat,on,1 nj. ron.er-.,,.,, IN n, no"
Win All thr cor,,,o,. -. .,,,..s ~ MAlaea'
}r,surri1 ,tfr N 49, w ~ a's v upeneuhs "!hn
nurnu,c. b. ~. renas ~ e ~, "op.1meus m o. ns
norse In : m1l, r,.t,nv n 1on,t nroos..,a ou..a
tnnrt. and ~ rns,,o- ~. ~ so. s r'"kts9sse
Ann, rn,,n ~ ,no,, ~ ean,'. ~. n''uu'k oaeA'
- ye.. M 49, " ,,s..' sI1. ~ ooa,u H"e" "nIe:
To lame M pcnciL sn,, cnnsmtn ~, rrn aase1'
To mate ne own ihta hind Of Princes porY.
his fatl'spl1tscr true born KING Of men.
1ho ,.nr,. IN ,,.,r,. ~,
liz tnot .n,n s,ih ~. ~ s,,ns sp."s nn - p.ass;
And eeetuel " tuuch the Rual from Nncfe he
stoodI'
5Hs fftfoRAFn AND Lz'tstATsox.
the opponents OF the ErlaoEef and Itenter TtIe.
Rfarh !lnc mesa fc propose 10 Congress to cut It
~. seause some Amct'esn roiupany IL refuset,
Iee'ffoca cable rights iu France. This Il . case
los hehas'nx poctety. Ia tic nrNt risce tbe
rfeoca :. 'snded their cable astorc nntrn. r"kn.,
ifsd ihey shs F1Rht7 Next vt arc rrfu I'd b, The
Ffeueh Et"pr'oti lis1e Ne any rrn~tys Shall
VI 'eaf up rabs cut cut the tongue ut c.tu.sA.
~ la'Iotenf0 ettrtnoldtfs, because FTahre ~
a.'''. auspe"a .a, na. enefo 2 ibis new American
cah!s hfost4! 10 ffancsf Who haa%esn IT. tsn
spHse on tne se'ent.a e"hlA, ihteuAesi to tusts
monoPo!J oi tha' Hrstiah ansir Anchors<
,.s,.s ~ ~ oo.a "als1 Afahtwe arc told Tint
ny. GRANGER eefe rebel ail'e. ard 'leserre
W. .s"'s len IA ANS !no&s llke IhE9taR Id
"s,"41 aspF 70 accomplish m tn}as1 10 cistltEs-
1'p' eao sHes ths fteifroci'y argument M
'ecanan eoah'foAnr*. 1ttte Ee hase The effect |
'ptoteetIon Y III friAfs'shf aclenrS anil ehtsf.
'fte-sa1 haf1Dns seem 10 be cteated fnf the r,,f.
eAeet hleffnrlsnG communications atnDnGst tnen.
se hhkHsh hAse the itasaest tti.rJ-thty nren
heI ret'e knh e"asss 70 sals e1tfp.llihk mt tree
faie ID fetnfh Jut ~ hats teett hisle PIT stlte
mn eSftslhs " sltf falta tsNtb!s4 et tatIttN
MAJ ~ StnF' ~ the HHstt MI etAhti
" ~ m eblkhlekea t'e1iAe aetHAsfy FtttlhR tH |
highway u fH"tias(4 aetauss W etii4l hit thiA