The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-20

.satllshcd himself and made voyages 10
A,nerica. NIL like the junior Scotch
1nerclnnis oi That day. studied the Amer
>,an trade AMI acted upon his personal
>l1crration is 10 what be should ship 70
-fniand. The West Indies aud Russia
}<ere roon adlci 10 the nations with
which DO dealt
Ahouf 1872 there was notable poll.
1'e'an IN liverpool Of the name Of George
.>ar Tory. who filed an active
npart 10 thesecond war against
A.. ataies. Tho merchant Glad.
1lced bis politics from admira.
~ Canning about The time his son
'EfIiiIan Ewnrt Gladstone WIS years
NJ Though hostile TO Madison, Canning
IfrIonded tho south American rcpub.
= and Greece and antagonizod the
Nhkc u Welllngion's prejudice against
EIH|Ia rs the future rival Of England In
EASTERN affairs so Mr.. Gladstone inner.
.e1 from bis father and Canninga senti-
f1ialIiy concerning oppressed peoples
re Vas enough 81 Liverpool man,
boNcgcr. to share during the first part
h our civil war the manifest prejudice
81 Liverpool against the American ship
.dna trade and FASTENED 10 say that
Ilefelson Davis hau made q nation"
lIhd.f political affiliations caused John
>Insl.ione 70 BE- made haronet by Sir
follari Peel IN his oighty.secondycar. He
"a something Of an author Of books and
mphlels on trade subjects, The word
1ladatono IA believed 20 mean hGirt rock
Having been somewhat trained by a
clergyman. who reported him duh ut
Ilgups, the future primo minister was
Il 10 Eton school IN 1921 aud again
X private tutor aud then went q
7ord university About 800 boys wer,
liou with Gladstone, and not much
tloniion was paid TO their studies be
.lnd Greek and Latin Gladstone wroi,
ilu verses with facility and contrib
81 to the Eion magazine, and he ostab
he'd n serial while 10 the school, assist
by Hnllcm. who became the subject
! 1cnnyson's In Momoriam" Among
4 tarly pieces often quoted Is this
= s>.l.g 'mli the cotton and the fax
- " lci the glow u freedom wax.
md tie shuttle and the steam
EflfhtAi the flame Of freedom glcam.
n ono Of his papers on oloqucnco h
THAT the orator could have anything
4 minister. state secretary or premier
fhe country. Mnch Of Gladstonol
hing Ia this school magazine bears {
emblanco 70 bis speeches IN old age
had tho best teachers, one Of then
soqnont bishop Of Calcutta, but hi
~ lifo was moro noted for bis liter
aud political ii u.sions than FOR nc
ate study lio embraced the views o.
high church Tories. who were aroun,
tln college. aud hated poliucalrcloun
~ did not learn when 40 Oxford h
TO sci q duo value on the impor
De and incstimablo principles Of hr
liberty. The temper IN those aca
io circles WIS 20 regard liberty wit
aHy.
n around him az college were me
-lned by their social opportunities
.sniuut. such M the Duke OF Nowea
The archbishop Of Canterbury, Cal
J Manning. Lyail. the geologist, an
e. the Statesman Gladstone oppose
removal Of jewish and Catholic dist
- los
tier graduating with honor be wei
ally ia 1851 and was there when d
no agitation WIS ~ It's height
and ny threatening the house {
a 4kwiih preposicfous cnlargcmor
~ namhlr Rug Wiiiiam ~ an'
rXry ~ el Iris no,ehle bill O. re
XItnlc parliament in the swimmer @
'O|adsfuHn was iherimu 30 year
70 when ISIS niomeniou cnlare
lffhe pri. ilsgcs Of cumnan Enc
"a becaie The law Of tho realf
nm.nef ia Niph
Liberal no into power. By n
Is coll friend, the suhsequei
Of Newcastle. Gladstone easily 81