, 1869-04-12
The AmcrIcnn-D0En Chancellor OF
England.

BY bftH lOfl 1yQuuH5SI was III AAQEl4l@Al+ lo4A
in Ioston IN Massachusetts, a. his father, the eele-
brated historical patntes; had been before nm.
Later, when the Chancenor denounced The Ir1sa
circumstance ol his br1h-plsee supplied oConner
with the famous fetort that 1.-THE Chancellor was
himself m alien and might se reclaimed M - re1o,
to parry thrust 0f the sort with serious explains
ton, Lord Lyndhurst might have set taa punhs
right on point which Lort Campbell was unane
10 this country child OF three wh1!e ne co!onhta
as yet we're only Teb4!s and republicans u embryo.
nesscs which IN different forms Bron9ham and
Lyndhn1st respectively exhibited about thelr
birth and fa1ni1ie4. Most unaccountahly and " uo-
unreasoDably ashamed Of his family" It Is con-
cs!vAhle that Lord Campbell should hare been II
nillar with Lyndhu1st In pirate, ahould hAEe
pany. and vi writes q i. does. For, 80 a.
from Igndhurs, "belng very unreasouahlJ
ashamed of his family" ha house @ was hung t With
| beYeEr, removed to oAmeTtca-Feprcsented family
| group, Eu ~hich the Chancellor ngure,! u little
waa particularly fond of calling the attention Of his
| guests To nothing tn his earlier lie did To
1aeS With greater pleasure than % the femt9s; s3as
| with his origin. Ills mother lived IL his house
and died there At an 1asanced ass and ' one o. ~
him, and died In the house of hls WIDOW Taere Is
| NOT mnch to be said aoout hi scnool or college,
r. u
from his wonderful lulcEness of comprehension
and strength Of 1ue.uory, he wns able TO make
given porton Of time tevuacd TO study more aFa!.
able tfau any man In the university, aud hc would
occasionally auoru 10 be Al lller mat Of pleasure
| but his solid requirements must hare been the
resul. q stead! apr1lcstlon In l.oa ~, he ~. ID
| pupil Of Mr.. Ttdd, the celebrated special pleadef.
who had. we believe. the honor of fostering In
pieadcr, he made Up his mind to be called 70 TIE
sor. hus ne Seems &c to have bcsn a,waSs coaIens
| Of eventual suceesa, and a1tet nine senth Of up
hui work he ftsked taking the dignity q seryeaat
aysting himself oi It frst gave him distinction
{tFtnR, az Lord Campbell assumes, TO his known
s5npa,hy With the nrisoner:s opinions he wa,
into difficulties for melting to rtot and was nov
put on hts tFtal 1os neastn- BqI Il nts ieadel
W. ne nigh ToE5, sir Charles Wethe59u wh,
}o!ued With him rs being ~ JacobEn-" Although
thc most Important, It Has By no means the nIs1
Important case he had appeared III Is not hi
assumption Ut least ~ plausible that his potitica
views were BY no rraus 30 o1teasi7ely antagon
is,ic 10 those Of ST. Charles - to create unnec
bell tells rs, s1 hesr,s bis speech with ereas do
light, and conAider It ono Of the nolest Ant
most effective ever delivered u q court Of 1n4
ttce." 1t showed % much tact As force and Clio
Qucnce, aud proved tho turning point Of his for
tuneA Lcrl Cast!cTeagh was 70 struck BY tht
he se 1s nefs az BE-
The C1Dwn, the prosecution would have succeed
ed" AZ Lorl Campbell tells It, the character
istic rctoln.!er was, " Balt toar rat tap Will
Chcshsge cneeae the Chlef JnsuceAhp O
Chester, md the story, told Of other rontica
asplrants IL similar circumstances. is very possibly
true, md very pos1iuly invented. At any rate hi
splendid prn!n!ae Was retained for the ra1tI II
power, and The result was the return Of CopieJ 70
Yarmouth, In the Isle Of Wight, then 1Eeasur.
borough. Lori Campbell describes tho Sergeant
conduct as naarant act Of politlcai perna!, for
in ?sss "canfic1tnG political efcedB were nearly =
well defined Is religious, and the transit Of a ma
Of any entuence from the Opposition to the Gorcfn
ncnt SIDE, caused aA grrat a sensation Is the per
version Of popular Protestant divine 10 tn
| CbUIrh Of R0UeF-Lynd.,n Tfutx