, 1879-02-17

DtaHAEL1, al lilo otttrot Of his political ca"
reer, was Radical. 1to soon Lboral'zoa,
mud led tho Liberal pnr!y In tho House OF
Commons. Ultimately ho Joined tho Con"
sorvattves. led the Tory party in Parliament
md became Primo Minister and virtual Dc
tator Of England. II, now, DisnAEl1 Should
l,oipg dcpoaed from ofllco, fcIotn Tho Lib
cra!s, from Libcralism rapidly tlrift into
Radicalsa,n. and, struggling to tho front OF
Ills pnrty, propose revolution having for its
object the destruction Of lilo Monarchy aud |
tho establishment Of pure democracy, who
doubts TINT he would bo hooted oil the stage |
w1soro fla has playod 40 conspicuous pars,
md driven At ouco and forever into oo~
scnrity? The public tofcrntes, and son'e-
times even apptauls, succesaivo sharp
changes Of political siows on tho part Of
public men, so long rs they seona to 10 the
logical outgrowtt Of M honest nntural limo
Of thought. But,, when tho extreme result
| nut position hos been reached md tho adsont-
| ,lrons politician undertakes to retraco bis
steps, lo becomes m object OF contempt
| and lcrision, At cncll successive stage Of
his rcaosionhry progress ho ls greeted ny tic
scofFs and icers Of tllo associates ho LATELY
deserted, and by Tie time he reaches hts
or;f;,a, s,art;nc.no,nt l,o il heartily acorncd
| and <acsr,isel by tho honest mcn Of NIL pnr-
49,. - +, L., III. ott;,u1o TINT REV DurLEn,
os Ar,,.,nh,,sotta !. nresented to tho couu-
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n-.-:.. H., ,uou oe IN no,,s,,;on. 1,r7,
44os.o"1 ~ Wv ~ -, - 49, ~ str;o,ost aoct.-o
Northern doughfaco Democrat, albscrvient
" Wv 4"es uee.e .s.,, a.r,,, A.
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jo'Aoo Nao "4Is =, ~ III s@u ~ .x,a ~, I'D
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voeate o. tao moat 'io'o,i' ''eusaAos ass "nms
tno repelllo"s o'"ea ''"u leopAo, ~ ~ ILL.,
IN eoatFol OF Now of1'"na e'''1e.. . w 49,
Aase' noe oh'y 0. ',S l'op.,' Nv ~ 49,
man, "oman' anu c'"a ~ 'no oo",ouu.ao,' ,,,.
ny tho rigor with which nc enforced 'n'lltaly
law IN hls aephr'1lent' '1e WIS oono''.s1
rs hcast, aua "ia''lo'.l"''1c" 10 tAon-
stcr OF soh8eiu' Cruelty No "'"s"aBo WIS
found adequate 10 tho ehP1oss'oh VI III" "''
horronce win wlalcA n's l0'e Den.ocFa.'' oSso'
ctatea, tl'an i'll teooillop' rceaf11ca 'i'o 'L't1
ihoy doligttcd to namo Beast surtfh. Il'e
War ovcr, Gen. BurLER was returned to Con
gress, wfero he WAS conspicuous hgnrh IN
tho "fore-ftont OF tho radical wing OF tue
Republican parly, invariably supporting those
reconstruction measures which wera 1nos'
I offensive to tho pride Of the Southern poo
pie. With Tho zeal Of new convert hs
seized every opportunity to tatint md hear
indignitics upon the mott with whom in 1861
he Ind stood'at cbar]eston md voted score'
i of times for Jrrr DAVIS. At this period q
his career BUTLER had trayersed tho whole
gamuF Of polilica1 clhica and prectico, from
IS ono extreme to tho other,-from tho cruelty
q n,eauucss, and nhrrow brutal prejudice o
u I'M unrolenting Pro-slavoryism to tho loft.
d nights of universal freedom md impartia
!. suffrage. Ills political growth had been Ii
+ m opposite direction 10 TINT Of D1snAELl