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But Lord, stanley is no orator. He y only an
composure. and commands unqualified attep.
almost so q. far moi hs fs.su ss H. Il e2 Gsishs. but It nc e
henrer, can fall to recognize his admiranis
ssSrss Of P If. snS OF 30 Se or im IIs sptees se II their
soadsnssa and sISays t5isi. Ts issk. sni ina:
yH", 't syery ~ si.hss, + hear: and Fl those
hearing no one wishes him to atop. He does
itihHcsm.. What 10 says 8 so Jul. 50 Main. So
Just. so reasonable. that no ono feels dtspoSed
II SSat s,5 T. soDd Ia Sxaf it Sis n}in%ssT%sn, IN liz ns
His personal life is peculiar. He is nnmar.
in no ,rslaxa,i9na IIe desests tho dr1dseryEGG
s sofioi ii'e' H Ina l. "S oaiasol sss 0" nSa w iii not ,ts G psr:
form irksome 1nties howoyer h2norah " re
Rss ,ai is i,, SsTfl %rHs. Tie! Tie lfTH ssEss! 3 60 q d. si paint iSn
myself with IT, llo will do VIA, he plsnses:
try is to lie formed. or u coalition MinistrY.
Lord Stanley must 20 In. His weight MS
n5t Sn sSsrs MS ip H. sondac a's Of SG iSs bsp S%a-
mont ~ Foreign Affairs under his father iate
Ministry was. ut once prudent ana orliiiaht at
:" He bears a strong personal resemblance to
his celebrated father, who was an admirable
orator, a man Of whom tho son Is rspsrtSh rs
would be m orator IL he Knew anything =.
t,a i ts sltsamt' ta opsa fsat hat iav Ss VIII n Ie YET ossu ny
n consricuons niche In British history. 1T was
a. rcmark OF Lord Stanley: in speaking OF the
sons there who arc said to possess great con-
mnnd Of language. but In fact their language
Know what they are going t" say when thev
get IN. thot don't know what l,lry are saving
Nj. pIsrAELI.
Mr.. Disraell IL u constant attendant at tho
House. and is always TO be seen sitting in his
s stsrsssHp ned altitude Eit1 I /" with I on" %",'G lss ihro Ssa
colored, rantalonns. having the same stolih
md melancholy expression o ifa"e and immo,
and unc0uivocal genius. but reported to he
destitute OF the, moral sense. and ignorant OF
his own destitution..
Whenever Io speaks he emits q fash. some
times dazzling. sometimes lurid: wit no has.
but no humor: and to the fun OF Lord Palm
an utter stranger. Out whom all Is said. he Is
one OF the few wonderful men OF the body:
h,S Gs ar Seiye 70 a, nSsu Inrry .n" mS genius '"e"-
This apparently impressive man. who ats
like a statue In the House with q conntennnce
hi'TIOWluI WV hiN H' q ~
of emotion: Is no sooner on his, legs than he
is suddenly transformed into the most 1.-THE
lie turns to hi. side and that with sudden
and quick motions. and hurries out his words
with such rapidly that he creates a hesitation
OF speech by their struggle to escape.
He thus talks fast without boing voluble:
Then his megtai action is as agile rs that Ct
TIC uuicknsss VI lightning. H., shines in his
r%ctor,ts. aud calls down the cheers Of those
wh" dislike him most. Ilr true hrit1n iikss
own household. The Old Tories who train
y"nu extraction. and resent his lew
IL II. ean sI"sd: AMI f% Its Mfs,.c IKE ,,,d I" his pSi,
i~h. his xiii. his ndroitness. his feSihiltty. his
cunning resource. and his i!iisnt audacity Oh
rebellion and ro!use TO follow IN his path.
They foam md rags awhile and then fall Int"
line again; His gay debate aGd his ntintc
hatred. They. Groan and submit. To, th,se
members of his mwn rnrsy his manner i tig-
icwrr. Thoy may tune. lie comprises his
Iins IN tI "a nsH.1 moy Nj: pHis s Il 'n sSs m "tser RS:
:,,sd. nsSe, i%pa,isnI;, i IL 81 !; o} u. n t. =, 4 for or
r"hs. He 81 re shss IShsrs i. can. he sIsIis WIS
n he n "nsy. H. /. S r. ssaiiss. .h m, rsa,T g ST. isr ar.
ways preserves the demeRnor OF. n gentleman.
He mover INDUCES In unsepnlv attitudes In
public. and his gait is graceful and manly; His
ion. He avoids tie current roundabout and
adheres tn.ths symmetrical. frosk roai. OF his
H msTr y]oS S1Isi ls aays; md f. sya e ! !nmcas wd '"f ia" n:
lord Tn!m:rst"n. lie tharac,erizsd hi.n as an
In his spec"h in behalf Of the Episcopal
Glur.h. lie greatly eaiiicd its nngnHtcs hy
ths WAY Hane II VISA and D. rr ,"%f nhwn t ssn sKsIG~s
OfColenso. the recalritrtnt African B%ishop.he
coolly observed that II was evident he Ola not
n probate" Ho spoke OF I,snan's "fascinnting
sl"%aencs, diXnr.iNedT h lSa rotnG .! Hpa piet nnd
f f,s%is s"""fh' s referred d" to H as sHhih ifFays p a@a
cency." The old English skertlcs ami
with It Nil: and. though the French RevoIu-
ton has come and gone AM, d%y,nnstie changes
taken Tlace. so that nothing that now is Ia like
what it WAS n century and moro ago. yet sinai
and Calvary stl!l stand uninnvei amid III.
EurEes OF the sna that Inns drowned almost
everything els.." The rhnrchmen and Bishons'
were delighted wi,h thoir extemporizcd CHAM
their %"soms. VII" that day had atton"i Tor
thousand shortcomings. So trur Is it tlnt tho
sparklc Of genius WHITES and irradiates every
thing 1t touches.
Not only. among strangers. but among the
hnhituns Of Parliament, there Is aiways an
F-'iE u tt'El w nav ~ Fht' u it'll NItn
II. gives signs ~ desiring tn sneak. ,he House
fills up and everybody else subsilc-. He Is
n, ways u welcom" ,sr'crhmakcr,, for he f.
never verbose. ut always comes direct to the
point. with fresh and original IDEAS con yoyeJ
in urcris. and harmonious nerimis. Then he
composed and digninrd manner. which n ifs
Entertainment TO HIS hearers. Il is n feature
in which he ~ ,unrirnlled by amy "f his
great rnnlpeers in the House. nnI is tho
one whi"ii' most arousos their Iraftusy. ut
4 In # %, ~ N ftVln thnt 1 \ fns ~ n 1. nj "a mn
elniy"rrl admiration. At u recent %.leiate On
what wouil seem to be the drysst OF An uIe"'s.
namely. Church rates" the. Hons. was
era m ~ ed IN ever: rorn"r. 1T Is one Of those
questions Of British debate which involve II
dsep AMI widespread r%orulnr interest IN avery
parish IN the kilglnm. and In this Parliament
more than many other, Of greater intrinsic
con aNuucnrh. On such occasions there are
rs many votes thrown as ON questions ~
the greatest national importance, The dstnta
had been conducted with great ability on the
side hy Mr., Wnlr,ls Of tn. IA
nous historic family Of lint name. Mr.. Glnl-
stone had also made n characteristic speech.
The interest was Mt It's H. i.:lit: II ,numhG-
Of gentlemen we're eager TO spank. and several
had risen simultaneously. Mr.. Bright was u
Little lato in getting up. but AZ SOM ns 1t was
seen he was on his feet. instant explanations
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