The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
Chr 8utlanl Tally Globe.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1874
FOREIGN LETTER.
she PoIiticaI EIuuie

The well-known inscription in an Italian !
graveyard 81 was well, would I've bet
ter and here | am, might plausibly he sug-
gested as the epitaph Of the Gladstone
ministry In other words. the liberal gov
eminent is dead. and the nation il now
called TO a grand inquc3 TO decide whether
its deceasc was tt}o de re or occasionel 10y
natural causes Mr.. Dsracli says lac cln-
not understand what allied it it ate WELL
dranl; well. slept well and showed no signs
of want of ylgor or tone but, on a sudden
it fell and none of the remedies usually
applied to weak political constituencies can
resusctate lite. Criticisms on the past are
now merged in the antcipations for the
future; the chances of conservative ma
jority in the house Of commons have passed
through the several stages OF bare pos
sbility and growing probability into moral
certainty; and they are now swallowed up
in the accomplished and certain fact. A
conservative ministry will speedily follow.
One man suggests that Mr.. Disrael is even
now engaged in imagnatively constructing
one, in anticipation of the royal summons
from Windsor. According to Mr. Lowe,
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Disracltish despotsm impends over the
nation. This same eminent statesman
draws up a very clever example Of the eX-
listing power of the Prime Minister in the
words The Legislature governs the
crown; the house of commons governs the
bonse of lords ,he conservative majority
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WIN SoNein '"o MUS VI ''''''''''"' anu avn
Dislaeli will govern the conservative ma
iortv. 11rg0. Mr.. Dsraci will he The
most ohsolnie rnler in Enolond The
argument ~ c'i'i nc'cI'st'c VI nI' LoN1
ny H. 1t wiz ne "oserNeu, no" u''e'ly ' n
gentleman iSnoies 'he cN'S'chcc OF Pup'ic
ne, the usual acuoh OF human nature III
sucii emergencies anu ,'ie Ic"i '"iIcs iich
ACT Ill government a'. socie.g ne 'rea,s
the present poii'icai CRISIS as II lie were IL
Iusira'ihg logical sequence or NcaIih9
WIN al9epraical sy'hools MI. LOVE- as a
, man, OF prominence, mas naue use VI ms
iloeIai piinoll',eS Mi,n i.a poWe: Nv ~,
WIN il-concca'cu irony mas nc hai'eu INC
ao.eh' Oh ,he cohserVa.iNc Remit.
"a, AZ lens'h we s,'ussic - o,c,i anu us
a.neiehtS .rusI anu i''pio'e tn'!. w. o'au-
s.one VII, .ahc li,c ni''t a'i,' iel"o '''' 's""
ihihious u's'h'ss'1i sho''iu e'sue'
THE LONDON MISSION OF 1874.
a chaice observer Ill inc s'ieets vi LON
uoh curing Tue past week 'h'g,i' NC piiuoheu
LOT SURPRISING 'lt' VIC 'nuichcS anu .ie,ss
were IN s'a'e OF s'e5e or that an oiu-'i'he
revival was on TOOL Inc various places OF
worship nave been open AT me most
unconsciohan'e hourS' ana MES OF men ana
women entering OF uepartilS ie"soi, "ouiu
suggest tia' 'hey should DC at tanie OF III
pcu, pu. cNcn ss'anseI' Ml'n .no ,o'y
uust anu lnc's VI trhNci upon us us
ana race Is soon renewed Oh MS pllsslui
iShor"nVc' ne Is s"'he' y, i''er "Tcos'e Z,
ny cu'nNcIous iill'' III Whi'c necN-cl ,,
or happy ia'e' pF Iong-laV0leu' peculiar
woman WIN ,nG sullieM i ~, NV warn Iueiy
no you a''ehu church Inc hoNel'y VI
tle s'tua''on causcs you |" s!ali''ilel 1u''
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unnc C",i''ii'''V" H"u'scii NolsIuci g. oui
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fou' S"c' anu 'o'lc mo 'h'S clui' w
inc seven minutes pNS' iye service o''
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ooois nhu "'v''ipl soilc ihc"hrIe,it W"'uH
rs 10 oiSheNeI'eu appearance ~, IT I,'u pccn
ne'ler hau you never spoken, i nc amazon,
was Woman Ut my oasc' Ae,Hcs YOU ~ III
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mat liecal1 mnu '''.sc tlilee w''o'e9 sm,,u,'
pleulct ny iu,u'o n"'I''Sn,s III ~, 81, ~
4 move To anotherdstrict rs soon as | reached
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ASK Pa,uon 10, WE EN.pI ny ~
renee OF the hohuon M'Ssion NeeA' s,no,
: us an exponent Oh tne annoyances 10 "llcl
persons nave psen supJee'en ny '''e l,ypel
ANXIETY OF 'nT missionaries III .ne aus D."
hu,nnhy; nc intention v, tne M'i III
oishop OF oah'ero1ry, III P"ons".hE ~
is''er 10 lne e'urEy las, VS. was 70 "'e
ene"' 10 open .,''p sn"'.nv' 1911, ,os Un' "'o a.