, 1870-07-16
FFrOu OLE OWN CORRESPONDENT.

Wnen 'nes Kept IN the rank
soNee olsaa ecnon Al round. A
n1nsi9n OF new blood by msan
a.s- ~ Falaamenta1y fe1ofm; became then abso
!nteiy necessary u Ar- Gladstone waR to n
ma1n. FOR session lie must have EufIere
nnnaIeo mofnncauons- NJ D!sraeli1 sup
Pot1ca ~ ms own bAhd, and by the mods ant
@ oeehs o1 eeofes On the Liberal benches, playc
Vt WIN MN; gat ne teadeTshp aside and affect
tat;ra Tro 80 n1 HE loefe;s Pnsate ~ feptesen
tspe eois9 ~ o111 nut ne alo Af. Dissaeh Itt!t
Ia n H.. eo ~. uiaoatone te:aEed. e9lEng, t
hnii ss sFran anen cane .ne eieet'oa under mouse
nn ths noIa snq r ene 1ge mlaoe.one maJonty
EnoTieeed liz % houa s ,9tI s, w nc
uon; IL u - aasefsats that he SHOWS tt
tss Sra;1 ~ ta..t ano ~ ~ see's.iou ~. ht
1ee.t ea Aueg LEY, asrt - Me pnses: 1ne t"c
~, raaei.,t;a aAesus eIAneea ~ oemAhoeo
a;.e,as;an s'4tur 'us, & msA9tseme ASnts o.
otiaa4inns' 4aaha;o., Aen5ns u a.nendMents
jG 9ojsGctoas, tecnnleM Gimcolt1es, had to
~ uNeu ,u .nioue ~, Not auitequently STATES
.la hsn y. iena ta1n ana power would have
!tt9"n up tne Saeh- Even now We aIe prom,
tbaa.t ,9sa a sG NJ n .ne A9ros. me old
iaf:a ,nass % on e'sner sue are heafo' and the SKY
looks dirk --..--. ............-
~, Forster, who iatroineod tho Education
, ~ ~ Ine .a Ioase ol commons, has disa!'-
tn.,e tpn,eu .ns A4olcMs nE not providing Tor 3
op.aons IN sneh matters are not quite
~ naat eneJ vera Ahough the eon Of q
a' ue W*s. untn Ills marriage with
Isufntet o1 tne late ur. Arnold IN Unitarian,
~! ne noH nas host VI church connections,
ana tne average Eng1'sh politician wlIo can re-
slet even Premier, often succunbs to aatri-
naony. ~. forster, N Introducing his meas
are: gave IT. cle1ieai tinge. For years aud
yoa!s me parry TO which he belongs has been
cAnE 1ol great scheme Of national sdnca~
m Ef%Jt tfFy-Fv
o. ne masses o. the people, and have pfsyed
na.,;. 3oa INC tt1ne 8hen the Liberal sentament u
taflanent would he strong enough
70 secure plan OF compulsory pop
nlA INSTRUCTION. Tho first condition
N thelr 0Hn minds no doubt WAS,
that such scheme must be secular to be
national, but Gr. FoIster proposed a method
by WINCH, IN the late-BuPponod schools, the
creed OF the majority nigh. be taught Every
Lioe1a!ioresaHt that, With such an arrangement,
sectaIaan oak'e!ness Wonlu ne Kept mp IN the
taige '9aas, ana nth 5aat TIE election Of The aaid
sc4ool poafqs would be CONSTANT theological
i hsnt. M1. FORSTER sans N popular est1ma-
1;on, aoa' even n MS o"n constituency At
Mlaaloia' i1: nc WIS tot1 that me CONFIDENCE m
i9n =; Mas a.a1s9. g l9e Gelby colotea AZ
nls opmona- II looked as taonE1 the measure
ue1 11 W uupPu Aao eptenuo 9ppot11inl1y
~ !ost AZ tMs 3unet9re ~; GiAo,
stone stepped 1ofW2rn Tho E1sh Land
Lh @ was Is Ont @ Of the Lower House. and the
e1s.r .Hs - AZ iuo Gs5ats s "ss, 1of LSe moma4l.
tna -,;ast - ~ 1iaas'ues ah 9oa' 9Ao come u
p.3t;a puHEe a1ee.ss, ~ me ns"spApa1 a5taces' me
E15l9oue, lue uost ot cof3esPonQence, Mf.
un.Ine taeaa .q tnse 70 tke tne !eaa. ae nIst a.
asasa .. .ne w, ano AuoWeo tne gunne 70 snin3
pe. as " an1 1Ut 10 3oat 1Ays; Ana taen
u pul Ms 4oot ao~n. 4ne 1i1enas OIL pure
Y Y eecula5 euuca1o1 oao tne courage 70 meet
4!n On tne t1esnoio. out lney we're uemen-
uonA5 s Nqssnea, Ana AZ NE ans ~ Mrate u
see8s Ptona1ie tn6t me eaueanon onl, Is II
seaxea Inc ao4se OF commons n ons " !. meeLs
ne 10 be fead and explained IN the
fAte suppo1teo sehools, pnt WI permit no
Iee1s " aaAuiut1auonaa lo1u3ula1les ~ W
- ,aaa;vs ,1t,h,;a +a,,r sas;bir
npue sJin 3 faps.o w. o1, ~ !S:n;. Gss
E9sne eliech WI pe put On tiiels ;. ~ = :.
someIMns, a1n te tsst;o tnt ~ ~ Gi!d..nnss
experiment WIZ w tateles1a u. stn.S,
has thc scneme 4s ~ oM4. 1:eds -. s'op0 s
PACK 1of the momens; 4ne J',9n 9n ueeHe ~ ~
thoEtahse aesaon- IT, NJ 81 nTr.ts Al @r;ends a Mr NJ
9!1oaG eaeoEn 20 tbnnch ns ,s hs s1!,id i hmssT
Gladstone tlks as 1nougn ne st,saa W. iasn tsta
greatly prefer purely secuiH ssnaaae, ~ nos tn's
il conaeryatlse counu!, aha H. ~. -
great gam u, N tne pup1c nc'. 49,; n -stns.
p1acsieal, religious tsa9n'ns "a oAa--s'cs from
THE LATE EA9t * eL-ESDoS.
The death OF me 1a of Clarendon throWs
the government IN Come confusion. for that
e1perenced s1s:esmau possessed eoosoelao!o
influence oVsr the conservative reeis. ., ne1y
uHn number He il only party loss. Ae
gave the io1eisn pohcJ OF Eneian9 no aisunss, ~
i've character, and conld nor pc oepenueo "
to asst the Liberal eause ON ol s o"n Gou,,' Gia
Hy. violent men Ike the AaIqus O. oa1s' 13
sion with the Commons De tenoefeo more
prooane.
fAhllANEsIAKf n ls sI1 LEI AIrv91tsa; y = .,.. -.
MeInDets u Dotu !a,s uUuses " Ae5.sAA'9!o .. {
cut OF raaence "1h 1ne press, Iney declare
the papers arc not hall 90 interesting As tneS
o. tne Iepo!1s Of faIhamenlaly .n proeeeolnes.
~ me o!o t.nes, "nen me mor1ng 9outnaais 1a.a
circulated scarcely as many hundreds as they
now circulate thousaaoa. eaeh paper haa 1oll
SUN o. feposte1s' VINO, ourms .ne sess.on, 20,
cured eash mg3t, hea1lt sefnaum, tepofs o.
tue ePeeches. me newspapete often shoWeo
only thin line q general nc a. news, and perhaps
one leading aEaGiei AZ me fest Tas fasha.
nentaE debate, II was the tradition to gre the
speeches At tna. isngtl' ana no journal hsa ths
aPrlde IN II, and the ed,tors counted the rival
columns each DAY to see the proper propor-
flon Was maintained MhAt weaf9 Gays 1or
newspaper readere! Ihe MEN VINO paodded
through tnose 4eaaen pages was 70 DC me!
With only mere ana there; the rest o. manElno
merely looked at them IN respect Tue Tunes
had great advantage ~ It's large advertislae
connection, WHICH enabled u 70 give supple
pents. and SO to have oettef supply OF Or
dinary news than its cont tsmporar1es; out tne
debates were there rs well. At LAST the paper
duty WEE taken away. and the penny press
came into oeinE- 10 tue auAHen1cnt "
tho older ttaeers these new sheets,
while protesting to report Parliament. nKo the
rest, only gnve the unimport1nt speeches II
abstract They ent down the reporta, on the
a.
ing. Rdicule followed amazement. It was
absurd to suppose the audaclons experiment
could succeed don't Know whether A some OF
tie orthodox school did not hint that It was
contempt OF Pat]lanent, and that the speaker
Of the House o. Commons ought TO interfere
10 stop II But ne ne" RIess went On ~ ~
cieaSlng N es.eaatoa, opla r ~. gos ueaits -
"nlcn sheg cafeo aoout- 4nes haa ceAsea =
care ng 1or me opinions o1 me nonosanl! "
member 1or 11meny, or me ms merits o! tnt
Scotch system OF AAW, aho even Loe tneo5ies "
me Ho!.ny, 1epaesen'aa1se 1a ..sas n5eet y
" uecn cSe .Taa ma ,zfa ho.t;,es
pa possess any a1 mose xaaterd.r nte +he !,
eon, tne ponce, me nolee race, tne .eaee
imm s5toao, ~ coot. oAn,:EInfae. ,:.a1s ~
nunateo otnet onnss Meie ltos!asett psetei1 e. =
1ne H. mnon 20 mute a usnss ,,ta1 = !. aa ths
Ias1 ule example spteAu ~, un1M =. nAppens .ha
at the present moment the l,nass ana anolhe
Paper: the Standard, are the only Journal
left which g1re reports on the scale which va
kept up before the penny press came into e.
istence. THIS is grerlous trial to the leg,s1
tors who think their oHn speeches the 6ss
newspapers ssr they tell so1, :. are gong
the dogs" Meanwhile the sale IL larger tha
ever. ..-.-
At the came time, better record ought
I've Kept Of the deba tes, a stupid theory th'
nobody is present continues to be acted upo'
H. T. At~ff1o yoH 4 "