New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Radical Sir John Lubbock is good man of
business, but lac lacks drmncss as a chairman
Lord Ripon, eN-Viceroy of India, is the candi-
date Of the pure Radicals. He is known in the
council as a progressive man, and Will probably
he chosen over Sir John Lubbock by a small
majority. Lord Ripon, once installed. the pace
is TO be quickcned COckncy Radicals adopt
the cry of the German Emperor: Full steam
ahead Lord Ripnn belongs to that curious
species, the aristocratic Radical He is one of
those who think that with sixty thousand year
and the title of Marquis man may try social ex-
periments without risk
This country loses by the death Of Lord Car
narV0n one of the most anable figures in public
life. He had indeed Withdrawn himself from
active politics. lie had thrice resigned goat Of
fees last of all in 1853, when he quilted the
Niccroyolty of Ireland rather than remain re-
sponsible for the policy Lord Salisbury then
adopted. With modern politics Of any kind he
l'ad perhaps, little sympathy. Certainly he had
none with that rising tide Of unbrldled, uncdu-
Gated English democracy which politicians on
either side le9 whittier they will
But Lord C~-arvO was none the less n states
man Of genuine gifts lie was long an able Min
lSer for the Colonies. which he understood as few
EngliShmen at home understand them. He had
besides the most admirable private virtues. He
had accomplishments, charm Of character, sin
ccrty and that delicate sense of duty which every
year seems 70 render her best men less suita 10 to
the necessities of a political career in Ensiand
At his foncml Thursday. at Hshclerc Castle the
Oucon and tbe Prince of Wales y,ero n.nrcseutcd
The Prime Minister aud great number OF eminent
persons went from London Great bodies of
tcnanry were present. Service was held at tie
same time in the chapel Royal, savoy, London, Mr..
Gladstone. Lord Derby ana many others attending
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by his doctors orders 10 Kisscngcn or Gastcin not
because ne is i'll but as a measure of precaut ion.
Not less interesting is the statement thai T. Prince
has made ND his mind lo stand for the Rcichsrag
when favorable vacancy occurs as a National
Liberal
Stanley mas eaten h'S i's' p"onc dinner "'",e
his last speech ana attended ms IaS' meeting. "n
himself S'>s So lie Was the gU'S' OF 'ic H'S"l
neoernphlc'l society al "I"S''hor ""i!eH 'u
ih"rS"'N evening tue MOST SPlrn"lH i''""IN VI
al the o'h4ue's gwen MN IH'r' 10 no" M
solutelN nothing could wish, says N'hilcF
Shall write down the events Of this evening IN my
diary for the benefit Of the posterty which hope
10 found. And with that the great traveller
vanisheS from public Wow ~ rcappcar saturday
next at the altar IN Westminster Abbey w'h
Dorothy Icnnnnt ny his side.
Mrs Iorqtrv who has had a ,s,v,r. and oven
d,r,erous attack Of acute p.rtri,v. D., now mend
inn, She * ,,bIc to sit tp tnouch She las not
,r, left nor room. Sn Andrew Clark. her
thi, season and She i, NOT likely - apqrlr .t
the ii James Theatre icr tcralr, Of wlcu.
expires IN tnc autumn Whether She viii re-
main in ENGLAND or return to America is un-