The New York herald., 1870-04-02


irssh Church ghost ~ lad saowlag disposition 70
DC much less democratic In sOlae of his measures
tnan taey mad antlcipaod, considering That mr. joan
brignt SITS ia tho CABINET Iueir voxdu0u uas' ooi-
seluenty, known no poun0s, and during the past
week lneJ have been IN something ike open revolt
won aaes Seardae sS ss o. ss sa
catioa. ike that oil the United states, couped win
compulsory attendance, is wna5 tney are c'anonng
Tor what aioue win satisfy them and gaia their
support 1hey demand, furtner, Lnat reiigi0iS IN
sliucsion shal entirely removed from the control
OF tho local school boards. now these are pre-
ciseiy the tnnas wnica Mr.. Cladstone. Ia
ms ms present temper. a,sosew wn u.en; rease;
have bcea TOO many Tor him. Ais CABINET ID u
large extent composed OF too arstocrauc elements
to elabie nun to 20 the length which he himself
mignt desire. Undeuoininational and tee educa.
ton IL u tnlng wn.cl the House or Lords regards
aoouiinalion Of deso!atlon, and viii noG Il they can
help H. entertain even les semDance. The arlst0.
Gratis Of the Milistry nave consequently persuaded
MIR. GLADSTONE 60 disregard the popu.ar clanor and
Tor time being to Cast IN his fortunes VITA tnVso
WAC are tue implacaole enemies OF the nonconiorn.
ISIS, VINO 80 triunpnanLy sh0udered hint into
downing street In November, 1868. Consequently,
through AIR. Forster, tue man VINO intruduced and
~ Responsible for tne measure, 10 personally very
strongly In favor OF compulsory attsn1ance. Ths
Oil contalns only permisslve provis0ns IN this re-
framed with tns two-fold OBJECT OF giving sop 70
the radicals on the one halla and cOnciliatiDg the
conservatives on toe other. Tne rorlner. however.
nave relused The and have Tor two nights been
screaming their dissatisfaction with resoiute iulys.
HOW Aa. GLADSTONE HOPES TO GKr our or 1T
popular witn Lori Yalmerstoa and the cider scnool
Of the whig politicians. ne has resolved u cal IN
his enemies 10 aSSist him In beating Ills iriends.
Funding that there is spliG la his own camp ne has
eIeeted Junction with the conservatives ana ne
raner saspciOus feature ia the BIN from le coul-
msnccincnt was that It was received with quite
chorus OF jubiation from tao torJ benches. Tney
suppOrtel 1t for the very same reason tnat they are
supporting tue Land DILL, because tney felt that
they might 20 iurtncr and fare worse. Taalng ud-
vantage. therefore, or the almost unanlm0uJ 0p-
Mr. Gladstone has turned q deal ear to the repuO
ncans conndent that tnis unexpected union OF
wngs aud tories VIII enable hirl to carry his mea-
sure tiulnphantiy AMI thus conciliate the ursto-
cratic element OF nus caonet.
RADICAL DlSCONTEST.
Swift to perceive the direction IN which events
were tending, the radicals, you may be sure, did not
ISIS (wno nae tne Oil on account OF the preference
when II gives to the established Churcn) they re-
sIrengta. Tney accord gIy LAID mold OF MI. Dixon.
one or Mr. Brlgnts colleagues for birmingham, aud
moved as an amendment 10 tne monon ior tue
second reading, tnal religious Instruction should be
entirely taken out Or the hands OF the local scnool
boards. Allstaknx the Significance VI TINS porteat,
Mr. Gladstone was at first disposed " treat the mat
ter lIyntiy; but wnen radical alter RADICAL, inie-
pendent after independent anu non-conformst after
nonc0ul0rmlst, rose and rated the Maisterlai mea.
sure IN good round teriis frst anazement aud tnen
aarm took nod oil hun. AT nrsE ne was disposed
60 tninK tnas TINS movement Oil tue part Of the
extreme 'leit" was an nsisnilcant and isolated
one; but ere the discussion mad proceeded far ne
discovered that 1t was quite formidable 1nsurrec-
very large CESSATION from hIsranKs. "Place ali re.
ligi0us denominations the same footing" was the
OliinOuS CRY. 'EstaDisn thoroughly unsec.aran
system OF education, ana do not give the preference,
as you ale doing, to the Church VI England." For
that tne storm would blow over overs M but instead of his
wishes oeing uned IN tnis respect 1t grew ever the
stronger and tue deeper; and much 70 the conserna,
Non OF himself ana his colleagues 1t was discovered
tnnt the dlsafectlon was much more widespread
taan had been anticipated. quite chorus
OF epitnets were hurled az the governments,
the conservatives meanwhile sitting silent
and passive witnessing Mr. Gladstone being
wounded IN the house OF his own friends. Appeal
after appeal was maze to tne raoicas TO Withdraw
tn cir motion, and-aow the OIL to be read second
time; but they were inoxorable. Tney said practi-
caiiy TO the Ministry, "You nave ignored us ana
played Into tue hands OF our euemics. Tne house
OF Lords (Which we enabled you 70 overthrow last
year the irish Church measure) has frightened
you. and preyented you bringing IN Thoroughly
iDeral OIL IN accordance witn your own principles
task for this conduct. what we demand, ana wnat
we shall not rest satisfied with till we have, Is
sInliar TO what IL enjoyed by the people vi the
United States; ana unless y0q give us that we shall
trouble you and prove s,a t,UIn nHrr III your s'ae"
on the bill pleaded the Cover nment, half startled at
the position IN which they found themselves ''and
we discuss these matters upon the clauses, ana
see now tllsy are To be settled" No request seemed
more reasonable; but the radicals were reused, and
refused listen either to etroaty or ADVICE. I'VE
we want" was their reply. ave nave no desire
to defeat your BILL but we must have 1t amended in
our own way. And, IN order that tins cOnsumlna-
ton may be helped forward, we Will discuss the
principles upon which we wish TO proceed, And
strife went on, the treasury bench impl0flng
and the democrats harangung with more than
Psfs rasr q, ser 9a ior ne
committee on the Land bin; but their opponents
would not yieio, and thus late on Tuesday nlgnt
AMID kind OF general pyr0technlcai sputter OF
recriminatiOn che discussion was adjourned I'LL
more convenient season.
was naturally the question which Mr. Gladstone and
MS leusenants began to ask themselves. Win
ston prepared 70 taSs aayantsae OF our straiss we
may get Into di1icuites. WHAT shall We dor Let us
GIVE them sop N the shape OF
Even irato radicals Will maintain their allegiance
to q ministry that declare themselves In favor or
general and the CONSERVATION Of the tories III part
GUAR, the government yesterday afternoon pro-
going to follow the example OF America and give
voters the means OF protecting themselves from the
power OF the upper ten thousand" .
To understand the 'scene' which followed this
announcement must premise that last year a Sc
ect committee was appointed to inquire into and re-
mentary and municipal ELECTIONS. That committee.
which was presided over by the Marquis OF harsing-
great Duke Of Devonsnlre by majority Of one re-
ported In favor Of the adoption OF tie ballot must
further pre- mise that Mr. LeaIham oroinern,law i
ballot, wpicn stood upon yesterdays "orders,' Tor
second reading. When the order was called Lord
Harrington tMr. Gladstone being absent surprised
everybody by jumping up ana saying that govern
ment admitted the principle OF the ballot and would
II the business OF the session permitted, Introduce
bill upon the subject themselves. He therefore asked
Mr.. Leatham 10 allow his bill to be read second
time pro J0Jnld, and leave the question over TO DO
dealt with by the Ministry.
RAGR OF THE CONSERVATIVES.
Had lighted bomb been tossed into the midst OF
the lusy tory sQulreS they cUud not have been more
conl0unded. For moment they looked at each
other with ncredulity as If TO gam from the coun-
tenanccs OF their neghDors an assurance that their
ears mad heard artght and then they burst away
into wild, indiscrlninate speech with vigor OF
lungs tnat would have done credit TO run across
country ut the heels OF the hounds. Quite a "fce''
fight ensued, and for q round hour ana halI the
House was in q wnite heat and nuster OF excite
ment. Member after member on the conservative
side rose and poured the fuh measure OF his bile
upon the Ministry. They charged the government
with knavery. dupllcity dishonesty, political
turpitude and various other deeds, which,
though dlferont in name, meant exactly she
same thing. They accused Mr. Gladstone OF
throwing the ballot to his followers as q bone 10
stop tnelr growing upon education, and declared
In quite screech OF Indignation tlat they would
not consent to the second reading OF Mr. Leathams
BILL because would pledge the uouse irretrievably