The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-01
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77S"Happy Family Theory Of Gourn.
ulsnt-lh Plbhe Worship BM-2h
High and Mighty Champion Of Protest
antism Samuel and A0a0-ChGralter O
the RttuGLi1S-DDere1ceS in The Eng
iiSh Cabinet Spirit Of 7oryiSm Un
oban9ed-1he Blind Member from Hack
nty-Disras!TS Duplieity-Ltberal Idea,
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LEEDS, ENGLAND, Aug. 10, 1874.
Editors Of the IntelliCeucer.
The Happy Family" theory Of oul
brand new government has not been re
allied, nor has the predicted political mil
leninm for men and things come to pass
but much the contrary, and under circum
stances Of great significance.
THE ARCH BISHOP OF oANTBRBURY's PUB
Lie WORSHIP REGULATION BILL.
First Of all comes the Arch. Bishop oil
Csnterbury's" Public Worship Regulation
Bilp-how strange would these word.
have sounded in the first Christian Coun,
Gil at Jerusalem, and how strange they
seem 10 the eyes Of those who get away
from the age OF church establishments &c
the Apostolic times. The Bill was siren
uously supported in the House OF Lord.
by the Lord Chancellor (Lord Cairns, and
violently opposed by his colleague, the
Secretary for India Marquis Of Salisbury
The scene was renewed 10 the House OF
Commons, the Bill being warmly support.
ed by Mr.. Cross, (Home Secretary, and
strongly denounced by Mr.. Hardy, (Sec.
rotary for War,
DIsRAELI IN A NRw ROLE.
Mr.. Sphinx Disraeli held his peace un-
til Mr.. Gladstone had opened terrific fire
against the Bill, then he came out in great
force as the sworn enemy oil rituSlism
aud the high and mighty champion oil the
Protestant Reformation. And this, not.
Withstsnding his famous "Maundsy
Thursday" epistle. 1t was clear, however
that he cared less for Professionalism than
for the opportunity It gave him Of getting
Dir Gladstone into his power. He gloat'
ed over the prospect Of
HEwNG HIS GREAT RIVAL TO P1EcKs
before the House Of Commons and the
country even as Samuel hewed AgAg to
pieces in.the sight OF Saul-to attitudinizt
himself before the world asgthe champion
OF Professionalism par excellence, and eX
hibt Gladstone as in league with the
Ritualists and Rome.
GLADsToNE's WITHDRAWAL FROM TIL
FIGHT.
1t was indeed felt that Mr.. Gladstone
in the earnestness Of his personal convic-
tons had made false move and given
his willy antagonist an immense political
advantage on false issue. And 80 be-
fore the day oil battle arrived Gladstone
withdrew from the arena and Disraelrs
bottled up eloquence and indignation
went to vinegar.
EFPEcr OF THE BILL.
The bill passed by large majority. A.
parliamentary expression Of opinion !
is valuable, but It was done in panic and
hurry. It will no more put down Rit-
ualism than the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill" Of 1913 put down Cardinal Wise
man. How should 1t when 1t leaves thI
virus-the anti-Protestant teaching and
doctrine which underlies it-untouchcd
CHARACTER OF THE RrTuALIsTs.
Besides the Ritualists, as their who'll
attitude sufficiently demonstrates are no
the men 10 quietly crouch and submit
like whipped spsniels. They are sure to
resist, and thus the act will become, as
Mr. Gladstone predicts, but
TUE ToCs1N OF FIRRcER WAR WITHIN
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,
and SO accelerate its downfall as an Is
Enlistment, and the era OF perfect reli.
gious equality before the law.
DIFFERENCES IN THE CABINET.
But 1t was on the night when the Housl
OF Commons were moved to agree to the
amendments oil the House OF Lords tina
the personal cordially existing among
the leading members Of the united cabi.
net came out most prominently and Gig
ni6cAntly. Mr.. Vernon Tor as he Is nov
dubbed Sir Vernon) Harcourt, referred Il
some language used In the Upper HouS
by the Marquis Of Salisbury, 10 referenc
to the way in which the bill had bee
pushed forward. when Disraeli, adopting
the representation Of the language, Hscri
bed TO the Marquis, described him as
A NAN WHO DID NOT ALWAYS MRAsuR
HIS WORDS,
who was known as master Of gibes, an
houts, and jesrs, and who WIS but l4yin
a"trAp Tor the House to fall into" Yer
nice OF your colleague | Next day was tn
MINISTERIAL WHITE BAIT DINNER.
Lord Salisbury went to a wedding an
DlSraeli had sudden at Of the govt.
A STORM BREWING.
In day or two after, Lord Salisbury d
clared, from his place in Parliament, thl
the phraze ascribed 10 him, and adopte
as correct by Disraeli,
WAS A FABRICATION,
Tho grim reticence Of the MARQUIS
omlnUus Of an impending storm,-th
violent explosion Of an ancient ieud be
tween the Peer and the Commoner.
TIE SPIRIT OF ToRYrsM UNCHANGED.
The most signal proof Of radical difte
ences In the cabinet, and Of the unchangt
spirit Of Toryism, has been afforded
connection with the Endowed School
Bill" OF the government. By an act pa
sed In 1869 the endowed schools Of Il
country, Of which there are no fewer tbs
5S4, were placed under the supervision
separate commission. The princip
Of that act and the general policy Of i
Commissioners was
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