The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-08-15
.Essl.ud ..d E.rll.h An.lr..n

Mr.. Goldwin, Smith, In the course Of an article
written from abroad to the Toronto Week, says:
1.-The political borlzon ~ yet ID very far from
| clear. The highest necessity Of Q country Ii u
slrong and stable government but It ls not easy to
Conservatives have moi majority Of their own, and
u they are weak IN number. they are Sill weaker In
hass hspsssi ~ was,e nreRS Gs ,nsssea
seema almost certain has to the general dlsappoint-
meni OF all Unionists and all who care i6r The
that he would not lake ONCE With hi the conssrssSes %
He has been renewing OF late his pledges TO Liberal
dcay ia Inducing soae oi bis supporsrs sctusy Es1y
70 cross the House II " too probable, however,
that his view Of the case ~ satssman IN seconded
the tolls and rssponsbiIiiies Of oice This Is his
weak point. On the question OF the Union, with re-
noble energy, aud his condasi during The lasi three
mouths has raised him immensely IN public es.
TEEN. But he IN by nature man Of pleasure, averse
about him some time ago which, whether It was
true or no-and have reason 10 suspect that II had
character. lie wrote, 1t 10 said, when member OF
the Government, 10 friend. who was also mem-
horse Ias friena being unable himself 10 1S iSpSiss
the Information, hagded on the note 10 member of
the Carlton club. He had not. H. reading the note,
did, and found on the sec0a page the poslscript,
When will this confounded Goverpmept Of auTs 70
Especially s@os ias e.ssss se II ssSsa @Sssr
4 s wSus %nsS ssea @ ae
Government, but II would require, ~ Justification
for its allegiance the presence o some lrpstworhy
representative OF Liberal principles Ia the Cabinet
tendency 10 revolution with which Dsuni0n IL con-
nected but there Ia no Tory reaction nor would II
lain Itself 10 power Lord Harrington refusal, there
fore whether ineyii4be or pol ls great calamity.
fS5 Ssu my 9Ss ,s gsis ~ a
capable Of forming = strong hnlwark against DIS
forming, at the pIesenl uncue ihe symbol. pledge,
and Iailying point q national unity. Asa citizen,
.noald deem j. my da,y, @ were Iesden, Ia England.
Ing the enemies Of the state. There will! be time
enough for TefoTps Of ihe consitgtion when the In-
snsanT aaticns more n saassoas laan ne yer
ship Of sn arch -denag0kue. '"
displayed il tie election here Wss siish. s comuarea
with that which IL displayed In the Presidential elec-
lions. They Judge oy superficial appearance There
the street, but hotter nercer contest never
took place y any polly EyeEy Gerye w4s stTsiped.
pended ths iaiesTs q, hs asld UT u sSsteaiiSs,
rSs n1fs n. .'se foqa H 9: az
w.. sss 81 ;Ss ranp sad s
unioRst Liberals ecluAllyt to vote against their psrty.
Al this cannot DO surprised, considering how In
again on I tis Real relation between kar,y and .hs 1S
teresi 0f tho county, ~ does the present difcuty
Srss SSs Sf .as
tions Of the HOUSE IL oofaulols Taefe VIII lsye |
70 be change some DAY tn tue basis Qf farlisol-
endure.
"The profoundest sympathy would naturally At
tend stAtesnan ike Mr. dladstOne, hurled Vt the |
end OF u splendid career from power, and banked |
Of the grand achievement on which he had set his |
sa 'sf 9s 81 81 is4Sssa as s%s
paths liz has tiio~l ESssil laio te arms 't Of The
armed enemies Of the realms, he has Ira2uced pis
aud no has done hs utmost 70 poison the heart Of
society BY repeated and deliberate appeals to class
hatred. No douht he has the faculty OF Qualifying
al this 10 himself His breaches Of patriotic duty
seem 10 him 10 be obedence " the dictates Of !
higher morality. ! have not SCARED into those sthi-
cal attitudes, and suspect that II did the giIaos-
phere would be TOO rarined for to breathe There
eau be no true greatness without rlgheousness this
heartily believe but, the world being still what II
u, prefer 10 be In tue hands or Statesman who re-
Ialns moderate preference for bis county"