New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
BRITISH TOPICS.
NOTES IRON LONDON

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LONDON. March 22-Now that the crisis has
cam and gone and Mr. Bernal Osbornes you we're"
prophecy accomplished. II appears 70 have been
not much Of a crisis after al Mr.. Gladstone and MI
DiEaeh TIE latter especially have told good deal
Of the history Of H. The student OF English constitu-
Ssual practice viii ind plenty OF matter for his enght
To their speeches Monday and Thursday But
something SIN remains % he told. II you don't care
mach shout questions Of Court etiquette and ministerial
procedure yoU viii certainly know in what rela
liberal party stands 70 Mr. Gladstone ana
in What the interests Of the English and Irish people
affected oT last weeks catastrophe and THIS
weeks recovery ron IT,
TO begin with. the Liberal party Of England Scotland
and Wales proved their confidence in M Glad
stone by supporting him almost IN HGsse
Only II voted against him A great many
u them dishked the Iush University hul but
when n became Q question Of confidence, they pre-
ferrcd one bad bill % q Tary Government likely 70 be
tn parent OF many. The return OF M Gladstone TO
enc was sincerely welcomed by the party, and PERHAPS
ss d Irish Liberals who helped 20 turn him out were
Aot among the least Joyful They had voted against him
because they dared not misepreseut their constituents
prefer % say little about the p-lesty influence which
has been thought control IRISH votes. whether II
sontros the votes OF members OF Parliament directly or
not II controls them indirectly by controlling their
,eerrs and Il member looks upon his place a. dele
ted trust. he Is rght III yielding his private conve-
soBs general voice Of those whose votes seated
aHn Parliament, and may unseat him II the next
Then a. NJ. Vernon Harcourt said last night, n dis
sossng Nj Hardy's the Geneva arbitrators,
Eotes OF censure are not always formidable things NJ
elsdstoae IL NAV be admitted, IN earnest about re
ngutng and would have been really glad 20 shift the
suriens % the Government upon NJ. DIsraeh But Mr.
Blackstone known what the rest Of the world
understood pretty vel. that Nj Disraeh could not IN
Ihe circumstances take Office What the circumstances
verv which made II impossible Mr. Disraeh explained
&c length in that most remarkable speech Of his on
Thursday ncht-a speech shah net attempt 20 epito-
uiSe, bat winch 7 commend 70 everybody who
cares for party politics by far the most interesting
santribufion ever made 20 that study. / give tuli
s-edit % M Gladstone's professions Of weariness
they have been made in private well a. in pablo,
ADO MS friends that ne desires rest. and would
IKE nothing 80 much as % get again 20 Homer and
Pottery viii not say therefore that the comedy OF
resignation was consciously comedy 70 Mr.. Gladstone.
H Is nature too siHcere, passionate, and too IN
nse 70 take part knowingly IN performance Of that
mi But the necessity Of his return power
srain az the Of his resignation when II be-
sane clear % his own that sunday evening. al
ciefden which brought him the Queens last letter,
assuring HIM that Nj Disraelfs resolution 20 decline
sould not be shaken.
In NJ. Disraeifs elaborate account Of the
zAuses winch obliged HIM 70 decline Her Maj
ssty's invitation form Government but
yne wac oudtted-oue thar o Of NJ. Disrae-s
source and resource NAV not have been final. but was
important There is q mutiny IN the Tory camp. The
mot Of pure dislike M Dlsraelis processes
81 education" has grown larger and holder. Il the
Bentucks are the noisiest members Of IT, they
serhsps the dangerous. AT least eI-Cablnet
Munster and more than one e1mem0er OF exTory Gov
srnments are more or less closely allied with the band
that ha sworn hatred the tuar leader Of the party
an lot speaking Of Lord Salisbury, whose position
public and who j. far above being party cabal.
Eor do I know any than what sppears IN the
paDers the pledge said have been gwen by M
Hardy that he would take office with Nj Dsrael z
the latter should attempt 20 form Government az this
time pledge reported 70 have been the means Of IN
fuong th- BenrDck faction 20 vote No on the second
reading Of The bill Be that may there enough
disafectiou IN the RANKS make less prudent leader
than M Dsraeh hesitate before entering on new cam
pagu There plenty Of Young Torres. on the other
hand who stood greedly expectaUt OF Office and the
suOlUments thereof Their disappointment is only sur
passed by that Of their taiors. Lord Derbys advice
AGAINST accepting power Is said have been
r1ven m spite Of his wifes solicitations. Lady Derby
being a. reports 60 extremely desrous 20 add the glory
y political leadership % Der present social position
A. FOR q Dissolution, nobody wanted Il Mr.. Glad
MINES announcement on THURSDAY, that he would not
sss5Ive iu Consequence o. recent events, i'm
uoeuse relief seveu-ghths % the HOu-e II less than
ghths OF 10 reckOned doubtful, the
number Is made up bv adding those members who don't
Wauf 70 spend the money necessary 70 keep them.
J.
London season az vel ar Parliament For similar
reason tae London rradesmen against Dr. Their
pusiness would be cut down twO-JhIrds The Queen IL
against it-aralnst tlssoiuuons generally, they say
ereerrtuc long Parhameuts and looking short ones
A. podng IN 70 the permanency Of English institutions
a general and the Throne in particular. II her comuu-
uicarous v ID NJ Gladstone and M Dsrae. however.
Her Majesty neither proposed opposed Dissolution
~ would have 8sseuted either had requested H.
NJ D-raeH has always given il 70 De understood that
tn u@r1nal syup4thes or predictions Of the Queen
we're rather with himself than win AIS more popular
rival whether there any foundation for Tins notion
" nor nothing IN the history u the recent crisis gves
sOuutenance % such a clam.
Or the country 10 general II II 20 be ssid that u pre-
served decorOus calm with reference alike 10 the irish
University bill and 70 the Crisis winch followed s reJec
non NJ Gladstone exaggerated the value Of his
are and the interest capable OF exciting. There
Are no signs that M GladstOnes popularity Is d.
uinished BY has failure which certainly would have
been had the failure occurred really popular meas
ure-s suffrage oil, t0r instance. Popular opinion would
10 sach case nave forced % Dissolve any House OF
Commons that might refuse % support Ian. NOW II
looks with difference The mass " lslslleA an
not b. got % understand the ulsB University
9oTsNV ~ = 1ls .e.tls6 or whether Ii IL Ieft
unsettled The NOnc0nfOrmists smell CltranOntanism
Original shape But Nj. Gladstone is not al they
WISH, Mr.. Dlsraeli is AL they fear IL Wa M DsisH
and hls party who enabled NJ. Forster 70 make the
EngIish EducatOn bill distasteful 20 the NODcon-
fOrmlss Altogether, there II every promise OF lOng
sffe1Tnted Tfe roufine WORK win be done and some
good work u nOn-pocal kind got through, and Lheft
VII De sErmlshes enough put Of general engagements
both sides have mad enough for the present
Holman hunts new picture, The shadow OF ne
don H. IN certain respects the most remarkable work "
TIE pencil existing. Measured by purely artistic
neither 70 the great school Of des Of color and
yet IN certain quAtes OF sWlns ana eoioI ~ = ILsui