Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-30

much, while both the great political
parties in the state met with sharp
The electors of High
Wycombe preferred the rival candi-
date, Col. Grey, a brother of the
then premier.
Ere many months were past Lord
Nelbourne's first administration
crumbled into the dust, and High
WycOmbe was once more called upon
to exercise the right of electing q par
liameHary representative. Again
Mr.. Disrael came to the front, only
again to be defeated though by eleven
votes only. .-cf ..'
A vacancy Offering itself in April,
1888, at Marylebone, he issued an
address in which he described himself
as one who "sought the support of
neither of the aristocratic parties"
ONCE MORE HE ATTEMPTED
to, enter parliament-this time in
April 1885, at Taunton! q Lord Mel
bourne had made nMr. Labsuchere
master Of the mint, and when, in ac-
cordaiicei with the usual custom, he
went to his constituents for re,elec-
ton, he found Mr.. Disraeli ready to
oppose him.. The contest resulted In
the defeat Of the latter by ,1S0 votes.
In accordance, with constitutional
custom, the accession Of Queen VIC
toria was followed by ageiiefal' cleo
ton, at the close Of which. in 1887,
Mr.. .Disraeii found Himself efie Junior
member for Msidstohe, haviBgOf0r his
colleague Mr. al Wypd hamsLeWis, and
for his defeated opponents, Col.
Thompson aud Mr.. Erskine Perry.
- tParlismentllnet Oh thsv15thof No.
vem ber, and before three, weeks were
over Mr.. Disrseli had made bis mai
deil speech It is the fashion tU rep.
resent this OratfOn as failure,gas the
presumptuousr effort of too smbiti.
o1s boy, and I'se FORTH Even those
who have chosen to assumes ihe role
ofoapologists for the, orator. have as
eumed that the report OF, his enemies
is the true one. ""1l 81 60
oil After the adjournment tho, vexed
question of the repeal OF the. corn
laws was once more brought Before
the house, and Mr.. Disraoifs inside Q
BRILLIANT AND cHARAcTEHIsrIc
speech op the subject, "Whose in.
terest," said he, "is it. to shate tho
corn laws repsalsdf ,OBlyiaket Of
-cartaiu mannfacturing E capl z1ishawho
have contriyed to raise, o lsrae marty
in favor of that repeal on the specious
'pretrxt thatitiwii lead to .AAre,iuc-
tion OF the rents, aud BY ,obtaining
the cooperation Of section 6f this
country who are hostile t0sSSpoiitical
system based upon the elandediinter-
est"
While slowly winninsh kiSWay In
heen idle His i,,arsr. l. 49, - .i.;s III
t;ma w.ro ;na...su tnn
.shnrro,,, S mo nh;"h SISas an sRlss ~ tne
even Then to nrofe.. ia "ao sor ..T%Ha ..s"nrUa,;~
SnS na anSAa nSJ As0t.. W sdSykLmna.,z-
,crintio,;nn iSS1sss hsahtSS H. IN ue
pamphlet of so ME tsvo huudsed. .bages
"a "vindicatien oflthe English, ,Cen-
stltution in a-Letter to Noble and
Learned Lord.n The noblerond learn.
ed lord, was, Lsrd Lyndhnrst, to
whose ."political coinage, .versatile
ability, and mesculiue eiod0ercS - A
we'll as to HIS "fenderHSsuTi0r dis.
position, sweetness of temper. aud
ripe schoiarship.'s Lord aBS&c6ns
has elsew here paid worldly tribute.
enh was not, however, ,onlNWth, ,such
u ~
cupied at this time. In 1887 6S pub
lished Two novels-sHenristte Tenn
ple'' and "Venetia." Unlike most of
his other writings, these w6fe not
political "Venetis" was not adScess-
fai.fMtWith Questionable sasead Mr..
tis persona whole-length porfraits of
snslleyeand Byron. ealha, eaT
10 FTe ibis epertYd belong also the, fam.
GUS Letters OF Runily mede," Never
formally owned BY LORD sBedeons-
neid, ibute always sascribe4sTtnl;him,
and, as most critics lconsidpI,awith
excellent reason.
In 1889 Il. g. sary sr IT
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