The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

auirs that ofllcial control over the machine Of
State which would enable him 70 DO, ON the
ana man his love 81 rowgr is snnport.d Sy a
SPLENDID fearles;ness. In his career the quail
nsy Illustrated. III It is iema' able that ALLURE
only iortiiles MS res3 We and stipulates his
ss @ &Sn ~. love 81 be has and
courage that snst ms II, are allied a mari cd
imrsrlouane No, that OF thus quality there
speech: which Gyreathos mn almost sNnes-rated
action. in hi. sudden resolves, his invincib,e
psr, istcnre his rerklessness OF ,nseuuence.,
his assumption unI pt, that the world mus, age WI
Thought OF Resistance or dissent
HIS present bioGrapher thinks that Mr. Glad
This temper OF his mind is ,rnceahls In his
feelings about great authors in his devotion
Thomas AauInas. his admi,a alton Tor Edmund
burke. His iavrrite argument Tor home rule
is WS ~ hH s Of
wisdom Of a fot NOR ceneration: aud he seeks
an Har nss Won % R os
sen sen, Of loyalty e exroeinxiy strong
csn seSsrc" trs tie .a ~" @, f i nS %i
followers; In ali the oily details OF daily iifs
and % mr. uaS TIy o i me-
sti'rest Of Conservatives. lie has gone 30
i FIR az 70 seriously aI, lament the aboli.
Another inis estins trait lis love OF bsaaty
In nature. in art, and in literature. He kindles
ture. 2 strikin statue. u d9lirut" example II
sitisiic To,kmansl.ip. In literature he.cxnctts
S Sinn ss nS Of oT .ons MT Amos, thu"
ing, disciple OF Homer, md ol. Dante. Among
%GSsn9 wsrf rs h. k aT 12r hTepny%n
There are com hiDsd however. In his charnc-
ter some uualitlo. ,eemnsly Inconsistent.
perameni there Is u strong cross current OF
bus ;ne.slik. instinct His relish Tor common
as IL his rhetUi ical fcrNor or lialectical sub
,lcty. 1t has been. in fact, in the ronlm OF
finance that his most remarkable achieve
In Mr.. Glals!one : nature gravity and oar
nestness are allied with strong temper. kept:
for whsa
he is anams with it. the hawk-iiko features
beeome a. more strongly &C on,ed. tie onyx
seems has eysr tried Ins once to teIl him s' an n
trait Of cyncisni. .baseness, or sharp pra"tico.
s hs + ssesiSsd X grim and
dsvilish." WINS the comment with which a a
character lstic sto!v about Lord Beaconsied
was received BY bis rival. -,
bic, souable. and always willing 10 hear eS-
flowing smoothly he is delightful COMPANY H x
most engaging quality is his lnvsfIab!e and
Of az as has a'
and old. mon and women. Us il they were on
hi4 own Intellectual level. Indeed. his man 81
ludicrouslv humble. Still being human he
likes acquieaesnce better than contradiction.
and he ~ inclined 10 overrate the charact 81
and at,nInments OF tho people who agree with
him. His geese are swans. He shows. accord
ing to Bishop Wherefore. a want OF clear
sharp.sightedness as to others. md he Is con So
anently exposed to the arts OF scheming meai-
ocrttes. He Is seen to most advantage in his
own home. His extraordinary vigor and
agility OF mind and body. bis unbroken health
fictitious vitality. He delights in hosptality.
and receives his friend; with a JOY thai warns
more than wine; The dignity; order, simplici-
spectacle moro impressive than his most mag
n!ncent perform ances in Parliament or on the
platform He is the idol OF those who are most
closely associated with him. and his biogra PHI r
Gun find for him q higher. praise than TO pro
noupce him not unworthy OF the devotion
which he inspires NJ. w, II,