The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

| NNty TccOfn1LB IN MI. BftRnt pON6rN- Nctp Ut-
ferent from their own. the lavish e%ndowments
S Ses psaaEi; wn nns s WSi sss' sSey t sen Tsass ?, THAR %sEs
thsit. own boasfsd at,ainments. ,,-
In that %nstura! grace and easy flow which are
S hui Which, iEsadfI irsses f itss,i H Over the topics, 10
treats. they have nothing in common with Ms:
waSid, iadorn tier own seSmnpositionsS. n.,.,,
They thus both exalt and envy, Mr.. Bright
e nge6IIi n the man WHO aim. At high ]pIatoryi
Nt;, Fright is an orator BY nature: Mr. DisraeI,
will not Do to "aiI Mr. Gladstone, the .foremost
orator Of parliancn;. while Mr.. Bright remnins
metaphysical. subtle iebnter; and while not
superior. Perhaps not equal to Disrnell ~
iR Hut. as we se have 'ss ALREADY T"I ss%ss%s,edi. Nj; Gissa:
snss. G TSsy ' saRo / ' hIS at ' lis ' Work ioT viii niss great
ntmirntion. and are willing to believe whilehe
ssn nE ,s.m. bis 81. threat rnSb, Is to 1h .ss IT, but r i@Sy w ",tsS
patiently. hoping. sometime s against hope.thnt
acme cross lisht viii give them . glimpse Sfi.;
they will DO at last ali" to SEQ tho fabric.
That this is tho feeling OF the pr rH9se was rMs
marks. MIR. Gladstono bad given the outline Of
rn,ns Tor ar sso%1gGnimE the G"S sshsm. o. with Thuf Tis
c ch"rsct ann He', reinom on nts S' Mr. Bright. IN
re Rim . to i; sris ,s tho .s Ulsn t fssm I'D
xx]iHasly: But hs had 70, confess tnH, }. , Aid no,
The, u",'s s.ntIe %nssFs oysr thu ino U WAY. ST! So rsSiSF%f
Hone. on the ornosite side, q the dIestiona,
p prGGfs ,hot Nc to d,adsn ni # , as1sed ]c] eSiirsiy
with hts own. At his the HOUSE, burst into an
immoderate ut OF laughter. M: Hone and
expense OF Mr.: GIadstone..
Dir. Dright did not srcak long on TINS occa-
sion. Be himself characterized bis topic as n
miserable" question, which haa been hhfRj
about to no PURPOSE for more tnln u VuutSOT
Al n. subsequent discussion of the Reiorm
spses sn.n assnilieE MI nd Hright in ia a Z er msn who "hen Is
ing power q tho Tory party in Parliament:
ls Is = tall tIin; nervous ,sry mani nnrDs seSNks
and suaal f"" 'icn nHlests' lie Il IS a scotch Isr::
ristcr, and lelonss to q class Of speakers wne
any point ot. %contac, without breaking; ..-,
Horsman hits hard. put. like some other nara
all points. The ADLER men Of his opponents
ssnsrhi /. Is S M'tl r nOt Gns'e an a. Snri n n,% but Ta ann" and
there would be an enl 70 al .atesmanliks
mere GiadiatorIai conte It's. The House lis.
tened with patience. and was entertained by
th IL sv %n a very OF p s.;s snsrs SM IT, IF II b SiWnsS Whom "
h Mhs ss'd dr; would ni Yndo SSss ,o;,o rse1y from 70 MI" III.
Will rroceeI 70 say something to which;
iihh then vent -" Of with / his attacks. calling lin aS
British institutions, Mr.. Brisht was close be-
hind him. and sat all through his speech. oc-
onsionaliy smiling and oc"asionnlly saving
something in IN undertone: but there was no
the otiun"tte for memucrs OF Parliament TO
preserve their TEMPER. and ontwardiy.a at least.
In Congress IN attack liEe nnrsman's would
be int-:spersra with very decisive IMPRESSIONS
W %oa n,is result in nn n Rn:c sd.SSI, Or a duel.
Parliament has outgrown these weaknesses.
and is luliy tr,inei r. sell, rsSsrnih nj, ~ mn nm
came Mr., Drisht's turn TO enter into the de-
lMite. But first cHme some preliminary speak
!Mr. Gladstone. enlIvsned tho great crowd
traGriinaty bull Sppasing Of a vote Of the
House on ~ previous night he observed: A
i ,ln,t snc i ! men ON .n or were efs" siisnt t''"0f sup
Mr.. love-. he present Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheInyr. d,di,ered on M. meTorable coca
speech WHEN. though ievelled against the rarty
With which he is now associated and o. WHICH
force and ability to throw him forward irto
in a manner which incen ssi .,hs latter. and
which Mr.. BIisht subsequently charaeter,zed
ip Isa nyn ip TIM sG ,bs,s ~ ,i sris. Of and a6 9rfrn:
nrdsr." aod MIN e. nam.r' But at this time;
Mr,Lowe DID not Indulge IN p.rsrnNlities:
and his WIS the signal fnra general hum III
sNtisfac,ion and ~ %sotiiinE lat, scnts. as
tlouCh something would now come that no.
IIu began by alludinG to ITorsmnn's attack
did not rise to defend himself. but -houldleavo
his, character t1the public Judgment. both in
He then went into m examination Of tho
hill. and explained what it was and what it
Alter a while his attention seemed to turn
naturally 10 owe and Horsinnn. who had been
opnosing the bill and attacking him ut the
He hit Them n little. anil then. after q BIT; he
hit them a.n:n. He commented especially
House Ht"a w J; Ec conyuIsed T" With III ne ,%Ti at his
quiet remarks: Int It was no Joke to Lowe
and y serious matter t" ,iorsmnn, ,i,,o,. y,
courses: The we're no;el for thci: untenom:
agree with %anynoiS. or even Wit, themselves.
They We're tho Drsons % %polltics., Their oPin-
ihs duiiis Of u porcupine. They lad deserted
their party because they expected no more
f 'sSn,c, w VIM in i,"a 9TSn ! i AuntFf Bny, 'i r"1it Tas
He pictured tho iuguhrious llor"inan sitting In
bis Cave "t AdulInn inviting al the Iiscnn-
But he was successful only in hooking tn.
member trom CaInr. Lowe. Thus rr,niorcsd
%asainsIt the i!itstorm Til. TIT d!!scoriant. I"l:
l'-tT'nl. 1lll homogeneous INlE. ''.uIn's'i ,
body viii h could only Lo liz en"h f., the Scotch
%terrirr. wi,ici' was 50 ,torerrd with hair lint
II was m .os,illr to tell It's heal rom its tail.
rho iioueo could not resist this Infectious
droiery. coming from tho. lips Of n mnn so
90 ~ posed and moderate in manner a., Mr..
fright. 1t broke into ronyulsi"ns1t laughter.
Mr. ,i!alstonG Ia rar'irnlar. who hni n'rn -
most diverted listener AL through. ~ nus
iulnt .nv., way. threw back Bis head. and. for
getting, all hut tho comic nsprr;% 81 ne case
strrerl-r"h him. of to unirstrhined hlhiTlty.
and ~ .cyio Is else followed hiS example. No
More 'gsctlii n can c"n,"y An a,eG,atei
pFessIGn pf tn, scene. and the most llit.ra! re-
Production NJ all that was said and, done
would fail to account 70 the crltirHl reader ior
the effect produced. II wa III" place AMI Us
surroundings. The ilIustri"us. audience. the
presence ~ 1.-THE %lenllnG men % tn" kinGdom
ANA thu magnets" forces ~llirrahy rn@endered.
sympathy with the orator htms"if. who was
dealing with INSCRIPTIONS e-snllanfs, Al con
srlreI 10 arpntr an atmo-lhrre q .eNlIllnrA-
ton whose influences were irresistible,
hut yet the climax was. after ~; scarcely
reached: for The %sncnSet rr"reeaea W,!h thS
his subject Has rated II figures OF sreoch he