The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-07

Premier tladstOne's Education 3iI!-its Fail.
urs and the Cabinet Mistatke-Ths American
school System Demanded.

rTcuaicr tsiAHstOuf's ECucltsOn B.i.-Ns FW1ts
urs and the Cabinet Mista.Se-Ths American
School SysteuI Demanded.
LONDON June %, 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone has got himself INTO deep waters
with his Education bill, and It's fate may now
be said 10 be sealed He has boxed all points OF me
compass, made concession after on, tried t.
please everybody AMI the result might have been
expected has been thar he has pleas ID nobody. His
conduct wlth respect 10 education shows that the
old traditions OF Downing street still exercise great
influence over him. anu that with all his iiberaty
he IL unable 30 shake himself loose from the ex-
ploded theories OF whig legislation. He has made
great mistake, ana s now suffering the c0nse-
quences. Had he. instead OF trying to conc!lliate the
Tories, "gone in" AT once for thorough going
scheme of education, based. the radicals insist
upon an American model, he would have been mas
ter OF the situation He would not, IL IS rue have
been able to nave passed such treasure through
the Lords this year; but lie would have mainned
the ua.g Of The liberal rank, intact, anu would
have planted the seeds or future success.
As II IL. he has entirely alienaled radical sup.
p0itesS from MIN without altogether pleasing or pa
ciiyng The conservatives. He 49, IN fact Ia the po-
si,ion u ihe man who has 5bilte ms ground loo
often. and mas caused all parties 10 become suspi-
cious OF his policy The result OF IT, according To pre-.
seat appearances, Is thar his Dlli has got into x'
from which there Is liite prospect OF rs emerging.
NOnc 1niornistS. radicals, and democrats OF nearly
every shade OF opinion dislike the measure. ana
resolved 10 40 tncir utmost TO prevent II passing
INTO law. on the other hand both MI Foster aud
his chicl. Mr. Gladstone, are inorDd!f ANXIOUS 10
gam the triumph OF passing the bii and they viii put
the screw upon TIER follower to the utmost extent.
Even they, however are almost compelled 20 admit
that their scheue Is al beS! but Temporary one;
and that IL would soon have to be supplemented by
something more sweeping and thorough. The rad
Icals are very angry al tue Ministry FOR
not having declared themselves deci.
dedly Win the advanced liberia church principles
have, however, been too predominant for Mr.. Glac-
stone, and The consequence promises to he that ms
Education bill will be strangled. should this AZ Is
almost Ger ain, turn out to be the case. there Will be
% tremendous ag tatOn during the autumn in favor
OF Tree SCHOOLS. unsectarian education aud compul.
sorry attendance.
THE LORDS FIGHTING 1T OUT.
Tie Lords have been playing ducks ana drakeSn
wit the Land b,ll; alcnlns, altering ana cODbllng
II a. TO make IL more conservative Their l3bOrs.
however, VIII be spent for naugbt. They viii have
10 give Ia 10 the Commons anu the same spectacle
VIII be witnessed as seen last year III connection
Win thu IRISH Cnurcil biz. There VIA be
ton eIween the two NOuses the Lords Will tune
anu Tie Commons VIII threaten compromise VIII
take place ana the two chambers val taen snaAe
hands and so OF on their holidays.