The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-08-31
LORD DUFFERIN.

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| J Enolish nobility tbouobt Of cd.
latino their sons nowhere else than
Eton fthen at its height. and
brd Dufferin's school days were
sssed at that lannon's seminary
yavino commenced his education at
kon and completed It At Oxford is
|nossible expIanation of the polish
kd finish Of his oratorical powers.
|;s father dv;no at an early age left
n Of once s hoy and 4 Baronet.
bc well-manaoed estate in one of
| . most prosperous counties in Ire
Ia thus early fell ia his manage
|ent together with the trvino nosi-
IN as leoaor of tho liberal i,,a,t,,
b;s sect;on
D.. +hose x,ho e,osolv not;cad b;s
hsoonant 10 career ~ Il & considered
|ost nnfort,nate for his futnre that
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yer ms appointment 20 the posl''on
A. az olosa ~ Il h;s = ,,n;yers;t,. 20
AT tne close OIL MS university "a,
er' ana wnen scarcely out oi Ms
ens, ne was no.lneo py ipfe' nus
-: - puaon v;otor;a ona \,
Fltlng TO queen victoria, ana nc
en commenceu . new NE ailliS' snt
ciaf culture OF tne rellneu socie'y
ways 70 pe iouna at .ne ooure OF
James' Ina. ne ,ileu ,l,is po'
ZION Win credit is eV,uenceu " .ne
mlra,lon ne esoseu' anu ~ 'ns !.
so'eu a'.en,lon VI 'ne 'ne.Hpe'S %
royai c'fcie
IN tne year 1922 .. 'he age y
,rty ne co'nmenceu MS celeora,
y voyage 10 the Arv,ic seas' anu
|augurated a new liIe-tnat OF
venturer ana explorer. ne was was
much OF q success IN TINS new
fparture as ne nad pecn IN the
e ne nao lett nenlna, anu tue man
20 had moved IN hign lie at I'm
nnds capital won laurels IN the
Pzen regions OF the North ny reach
E point one hundred mics near
the north roic tnan any previous
plorer. His account OIL TINS expe-
pm IS 70 oe iouno IN q series OF let, ,
fs forwarded 20 MS ino.ner, ana
Een 70 the puplc unoer .ne nstlns
le OF letters rom Hish ha'',
des. Inc vivid appreclation OF
ture tine large sympathy Win nu-
Pnlty which mark every page rem
It one q those rare BOOKS 'Sss when men
oeiigntlul 10 reau ana are never
fgotten. on MS return irom this
pedltion, ne quietly cropped PACK
% the me SO wen suited 10 ms
Ftes' ana tne ne ne never los.'''e"
when among the stoiid ana mas
e icebergs OF tne North.
his next poilticai WORK was, wnen
nt ny LORD falmerston as britlsl
fmmissioner TO SYRIA lor tne pur-
se OF lnquH1ng into the massacre .,.l
the Cnristlans tnere. Ills aDility
an arbitrator was mere manifested.
succeeded in obtaining an ar
Pgement OF afiairs, tnat Drought
ace and security 10 tne people OF
pa Minor down 70 the present
ne. 1t IS a notlceable TACT that IN
his negotiations, ne pursued a
Iicy that, in its effects, was pro-
Ictiye Of permanent good.
Two years after his return from
ria he met and married the ac-
nplished Miss Harriet Hamilton,
Hlllyleagh Castle, Connty oI
Pwn. Ihis excellent iaoy ~ ner
mpathy and excellent Qualities