, 1870-06-17
r7Rox ocR OWN CORRESPONDENT

nd the Ministry numbers an inaneuhal pupil | I
( tho seeond-3Ir. Travely1n. Most Of these
rite az we'll ~ Bpeak Sir Charlea ed,ta the
.ttenuum two others contribute to the Daily ;
Setcs and the HesfmiusteT Rerieo. They have | !
club called +The Radical Club" which, in |
,s3cz TO defy what they consider tho CONVEX
icnhl, meets only On 6unaAyB- Last Sunday
hes dined together at beautiful little sillage
N tho Thames, and discussed tho ballot.
III. Gladstone detests them In his eyes, they ]
,rc without gr1ce. Tiny BIT below the gang
way and make speeches at inopportuna mo-
ncuts, and diaturb tho official propsieties with
no conjunction. It ia even whispered that
they are amused By his seyeritiea and joke 1t
his fsowua The laat success of the Enrolu-
tiona.iee is Lord Fitzmau1ice, young
man Of "a years, who spoke few nights sSo
the uniyer.ntiea. Now the bill was introduced
~ tho government, and Mr.. Gladstone has
btuught himself st lsst, ty aone mystarious
process. to propose that dlseeuterd % allowed
the honofs Of Oxford and camhtldgo. BY
Lord Fitzmaurice. He reconcilas himself to
the cbapee from the consideration that the Or
thodox Dieeentcrs believe the cardinal yerities
and will not materially damage the institution
eaee eaps nto,hing ti about dissent Or Church; they
nitnrly maintain TINT thought should be free:
Io1J Fitzmaurico delivered telling speech, but
thcn It was in the vein Of the young .philo:o-
piers who sic 20 deficient N The
2as''y s history s5 Il i''h iAo tss''*ss
show how tit they have wandered frona the
original foundations, and to illustrate tue Sd
surdities which religious belief has OCCASION
nIly sanctioned. SO cool IVES his manner and
.ereditable e i could DO maiden speech. When
ho sat down, 31r. Hardy, one OF the represen-
.iatiyes Of oxford University, strong Tory
| ard High Clurchnan, followed. and took
/ OCCASION to compliment the young Lord on n1s
ns though agako 40. sboqR or and
trough be alluded to previous speeches, he
purposc1y avoided touching upon Lord Fitz-
maurice's. Very different this from Lord
palmerston's tactics. FitEmsuricc IL brother
to be the head Of great family, md the
statesman Of the old school would have
strained point 10 sccure him. But Mr. Glad
stone is not statesman Of the old school. He
did not like the sentiments, and when he
doesn't like them, he never l.ses ne speaker
II il uart Of Mr. Gladstone's nature to bo
/ tremendously in earnest, whether be haa Just
taken to new idea or not; and he likes TO
think himself consistent. You would never
thai he had ever given way on any leading suit
! ject in lis life. Some Tory hintet. last week,
tthst tho Premier was betraying the Church.
'sNait for twenty-fonr hours,' sald Mt d!aA-
stone, "and you will see." Next day MOTION
was to be brought forward fot tho disesta6'1as,,
ment Of The Church in wales. wtesa nea1ly all
| the people arc Disaent61s, and it WzH IT, thai
. Mr. Gladstone alluded. aure enough. when
! the debats cane on, Mr.. Gladstone Was Ioitils
Church: was eloquent on the v,rfnes q e4.dsF y
: who would let each sect take care
Of itself, That ho had himself beeI
; tbe prime agent in disestabhshing chugcl
only list year was ignored. slttmg on h'
4 bench, with his face turned np to the tehfet
: | ceiling, Mr.. Gladstone does not look popula
e man. He suggests repEessed wrath, iron De
termination, intaexible gravity but mono 9
6 | thoee are Fery lovAble characteristics. de
l. always at bigh pitch. ThoEe Is no play y
him. The other members OF the Caeines
;, wlcneyer they can, at = little away nom Atn
II 70 touch bis coat would be sacriaegc. Giyin
j him e.ery credit for his great services, "
bound to say that /. for one, feel u little b
g angry sonctimes when SEQ him hssunl1
L. the nosltiou OF man who has had nothing
ar lesrn. In private life he has the oldest tlaens
sLips. Quo ia for The once notoror
10 Laura Bclr'-now the wife oi An e1.offcs
4, Of tho Guards, and curious mixture Of avA'
IL | reUeal pietr and the variety OF the world. Al
u Gladstone and his family are Intimate WI
III this lady, who preaches oce.aionsals Ana "I "n
certainly Dresses very beautifully You don
u sec him at the theatre, and he is not e1pects
G. At the Derby. He shows much sympathy II
r. yorEingrnen. and gets quizzed behind lJis Ia:
o. for his display Of it. garaontc remark u Is =
t,ibu,ed to Ar. Lowe; That gent!eman = Q. Q.
nc tho proposal VAS made in Parliament
8 ouen The building II the eveniage..
Lowe, az Trustee. Is opposed TO- the ldea
h consequence Of the danger Of tire. ae :"
III obserred: *sI didn't know Gladatone's opi
is- ion. but he WAS nware the Tr1stees We
against it, and 40 I assumed it y
An al right. But when Mz. -
~ gan to drop his h's in The debate, i, a
dy | say he s'oped the 'Onse would not be IN
ms 'ufrr, but would consider the hirnpoftanea
ed, tic hobicct.' I t1erbled. saw Gladstone
up ard fieten eagerly, and felt sure he'd s
he way and agree to the pEprosal because It .
l,,s been advocated in bad English am glad
lis ! say, though, that he joined me in refusing.
ed. UNPOPULAR MEMBERS.
io1 Among the metropolitan members II 9
who may boast, 1t the present moment, 81
VII ing the most 1npopular man, peEsonslly, ~,
II member Of the government, cut his pain
1si- Office as others have done, By perpetually Il
tating the people. He is said to have an
o. etinct for giving psin, and, II It be 80. his
es : stinct rarely e11s. As radicA mehDet
'kes raising questions Which were likely to,
lem Ministers At VARIANCE with each other. md
uch criticisms which insinuated more than t
saso directly expressed. He Haa indifferent TO
ton | s11re whether il proceeded from his coleaE
eat ar from the newspapers, He Is
tho master in the art Of sneering.
cher pareut}v be ad1nises no one; and, it relea
ever ftou bis ofcial position his private nssocls
Are those who would bo the chief object
s cyncisF T., he das;sns and
strange to eay, he il at the head Of gov
maut Department to which such naxtteEs
san specially entrusted It is he WHO has to
and eide upon what improvements shan be n
In lis sanction is necessary in The purchases
NOV the natioua1 collections Of pictures, of &c
'aeh tu.ee, and Of artistic valnabses- Nov,
Sr9 knots Of legislators who have been Accusto
VIII to direct or advise in these things, are
most sensi,iye, and, pe1haps, the most Unit
.., Of II. They will allow no one else to 8
svea word, under penalty OF being informed
tha be is GOTH md get they rarely agree N
'ua.a e important detail aInoug themselves a =,
= OF cver, for they unite to hate Mr. Ayrton,
pre- | TO dcppuuce him As ferccty As the ru1<
ons.t Parliaueut will permit
hos III, Ayton Wis formerly in India, an
ents physical pecnls.,ss gse Gna G,ns .ns iae1 he
troublesome LIVER: UeuA1}x ~ has
look = so1t Of indolcnce aud Of peevish
The ancllolv: but, when battling with his ems
ial to Ia The House. he is radiant. The exp1essi
,nt5; seliconplaeenes which he weass, his En.i
0 not half Amusement, half pity, e1aepefafe
q, for opponents to the last degree, and make
'st Of game to lookesa-on peculiarly. Interesting
done must know be haa nrea
That immense eurns from, the public Ttn
bsye been Waeted By the patrons OF
SAYS: They have caused public buildings to be
u tho | Cd, 1t an iuamenfo expense, only to have
( cant AIKEN doun again. They have bought,
zment the publc money, statuna md coaloctio
! oyes raridee. which subsequently, theT have
to- the frrt to dec1E. There Is no Accusah'
, iohbe.y; they are simply, In Ar: A.
>, and I'd, their crotchets 1t the public e1pen
ng for hara M semnathv With his style, OF with
lies OF | Of his. ustetialiatic notions; but he tci
Aeres IN The right when he reeists this attem
stood the fine 1T patrons 70 drain the
Nor ctrhenurr for fresh experiments.
other sco1ns tha on1v man who dafes to nc
some patrons, api this, imagine, is why be
It also Inor+c5 lr the ruenbeEs OF tho govern
Who. IN their hearte. despiso his genera!
very heartily. Whist rowB hs excited !
aays paper calls him .A31ton'a AT Homes,
= the ssss they rapidly taking their plaza
abund- eeaeon. 3rr. Bereaford Hope, worsted
Eeuer- p,rl;amentsrr encounter. reyepEes him:
gEas3 | the Saturday Eetietc. He is amazed II
III and Gladstone. he poet md refined tsansi'
I'd, AID <ot,~ ~ ns;rtinc and ceramic. taste ca,
ot AZ With ''the droning bIavier, Who boss
wheat men With he canuot even lash himself
-ease in envy," Another wzitar exys that Mr. .
70 hna males the House as petulAut Is i he
M not twinge OF gout right th1ouShit- Nesefs
!! oane Az persuaded 2tr. Ayrson has his uses
aatFest, M1 Vernon Hasrourt, oue Of the N
d IN the yor nrforI1 r;tv md the we'll Known Il
~ Fea- tho Times, il the hero OF many stores
otf!ey, ipg to Illustrate his pnpopn}af1ty. Ihe
*nA- In this wise: Ha Ia reported to hayo
other dsy to the Secretary Of III: John
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