, 1873-08-24
LONDON.
Government "Whips"- Sir W. Hay-
ter and MIR, Glyn,


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ha9o onsorved MN fepoatoaly IN cohtao win
naen1bers On critical nights, when It WIS ehsy to
o1esp tho sort Of arguments he was employing
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hearing anything apons tno see'o'aey OF tue
Treasury and his doingB. In retiring from tho
f. II.
l. 1;fo Int In. tont m for aou,e tim,. and viii
Nv Du' Aaa AopH .p ~ ~ ,'sI Dha ".'A
succobs' she PFoteHalon u oeau, having
multitude Of good stories to toll. Not Gov
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poooooo eAo"s. "-s' =: .s,' 60 suAhs ~
every oh9' Tor hls experience naa apo"naeo In
auggestions. When mon Raw, not long ago,
TIM prnvor notitfcfans shook tholr honda.
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ns'o "aa uo1nrns aa".u01 :, osso t1.1S
he had ooen Whp' ana hao actea In negotia-
the House of Commons seems incongruous,
hT- Dro,u1 1,,d MI rouch n,tron,oo ,,,si,, 1t.
n.y. oA0uu MI naa w. NUN p"s1onaso a"'us nle
iosn. ino sys'o VI na1Ie. ~ aA Wv ~
to nominate, in q fou inHtauces, candidates for
nov eay. raa-a polItieinn. wh;,o I annnoso
~" W.nt.r s'1 no,itc., on,nin, r. p .
to I sr " H,vtar ~ eovernmant % bv n1 ,n5cions on
corruption appoarod iii tho most ardont
e 5s;; dssirs ~ = ;S
he lid aooensed he used bis Influence AZ woll nd
lila 1Iiscr;min. .tfnn mt he IL MT noan 81 com.
manding ability. IA tho spoaker Of tho House
Of Gomtnons lis is universally osteemed. On lis
onerst;on ard hns 1aboYera aI,aro In tho nToats
* 3hs farm. 40 N wh;ch thev toi1 and IN ynr;atv
Of ways. tho right honorable eeptloman mauifests
his broadth Ind .klndlinogs, In one rosnoct
traditions Of lis distinguished Office. Until tho
| lays Of Mr. Brand, tho Speaker OF the Reformed
] House Of Commons WAS man Of length. tall,
woll-mado, possessing stately walk aud looking,
esque. Gh1r. Brand is dappor little man,
who carlos a smart cane, and suEgoAs in
no way tho parsonage who is regarded By school,
boys, at least, with awe. I frequently sec him
walking to tho Hoase, wearing whito Int and
of importauco in lis demoanor but evidently
none Of tho passers-by suspect that he is tho
! Speaker Of tue Houno Of Commons. Mr. Brand
remains; but tho House will hardly aesn the
samo place to many Of ita members without
| Winning votes by giving placos being now. on
any largo scale, out Of the question, othor
agencies come into play: hlr. Glyn-uho to-day
farewell to the scene of lis many f yeara ga aotya s
itios-is not IN orator; he 10 probably not dis
trovsed by the force Of political ptodlco-
tions; and, as q Whip, 10 has haa his
share Of mistakes: but hc is pleasant
| and gosBipy, fond Of his work, and caring noth-
Ing for the fatigue 1t occaBioned. It was scarce-
" possible to st for ten minutes in tho gallery
! Of the House of Commons without Booing tho
round, smiling face Of Mr. Glyn coming in ut
one Of the doors and glancng round tho Houso.
He WAS always in motion. Mr.. Gladstone q
Government has boen attacked 60 frequently in
the rear that Liberal Whip has lost the first
itema in bis calculations. On many SUBJECTS, ho
cannot tell how mnny OF tho Radicals will vote
afiyes will support it. On the great party
fights, tho Whip could count honds; could bring
about conversations; could even put conBtitu.
onoiee on the alert; and 80 was able to toll
his chiefs how the division would 60. A
phrtiOularly-nagacious Whip could decide
on tho spot even Though the
topic had sprung up unexpectedly have Boen