Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

summary of Glad
maj stone's parlia-
'nentary career.
He was a busyesman for sixty
three years. entehe house Of COM
mons in 1882, AID office In 1884.
and for twentvl years he was
leader of the Ii party. The son
or Liverpool nant, born in that
city in the mene year 1909 he
round an easy q into parliament
by favor of the of Newcastle on
his reputation brilliant debater
HIS work on Tate In Its Rela-
lions With the eh" won commit
ments from MN in his famous
review congratu the stern and
unbending Torin the advent of
their rising h1But the marvel
Gus insight and light of MacanIay
IN their daring SER complete full
fillment in Gla.'s career mnsf
speak for thems His reading of
character In ISL be checked even
In this epitome eubject's career.
Whatever Mr.. One sees is refract-
&c ana distorteds false medium of
fassioAs anu pre-. lie has a vast
command or = language grave |
anu majestic, buqsue and uncertain |
import e audis way ha .sal,,.aa.
first himself andlhis readers .s
The more ne reas his premises the
more ABSURD araouciusions which 1
ne nrlnss out, pad he is reduced 1
s.oInetiihes 10 tatge IN arguments
inconsistent WIFI fundamental doc
tfines and somett escape from the
Legitimate eonseqi of his false nrtn- |
eiples under eoyteHaiiy false his.
tory.
NOW let{ns hedstone illustrate |
this for .himselfgS4 he was asked
as premier II government was
going to send .ef expedition ia
'Generai,G ordorfrapned In khar.
tum--a very sihnd direct cues
ton. to which femier mnde thic
mastery 'repiy,h was reported
verbatim: WIN say Is that we "a
ARE not prepare& al present that 'e
there Is mo eobIt upon us to use mo
according ITO. cirsnces, rrea sonabld ia
efforts, II we q leaving behinj 70
JUS an orderly hment in Khai CIV
Itnm." But 'thes tool date to saw car
Gordon. Anotlliiant answer the
a ,ouesfion NM lna,nh.r keI
ierred TO THE fe are 'waging 3
the Sudan" Gle jumpeti up al the,
said. II deny We are at VIZ and
Then what aiat?. Eve Ire cna
'engaged in mi1perations.' lei si.i
'dentally killing Sudanese. Nm "hI
other member mother occfop "h1
charged the govt with spertng 'st
al, 100000. Gle rose and in. altP
nienantiy denif On being bal IL
ienged he rose I'VE havelnly n
given orders Will absorbfhat p1.
sum" w9
"A more curiq significant an ~
swer was that % one of-u au- -
d1ence In a srfting durif the "a,
famous Midlon mpaign. Flad q
stone had spolt secrty of
the ballot. The the bacis sked H. 70
what he shouiSff his egloyer ~
were to inquirAe voted lGlad- =,
Stone said; u bot a Id story -,
About secrecy lis Hot hpnr0-
pirate now. er Sod when ri. -,
w.. au.H9Tt tue lie III
ana - - ~ q hol hcula
- mem si'hla brown
va '''.,'' Wv the fiae an bier q
H., -. ea "n say Grand
80. 49, " iss N answer arafioI
WAS guilty ~ 4 # de3t | de q,
~ ;. T,,is lItf, ca eIest e above
X Inns htLif waf,arefuliEI r,aa -
omitted from red urne a - - - =
hose speeches E4ari ar,ffoi! non .
was chief privafry H. dsions - - a
md his intima kor b. year3 -"
n his memoir lfht Mr.. Glad -
tone disiiked tdej the risfai
preponderanceserf~x over ne shares
editary arlstoeeae heard hil neld II
4 aias3per of tH pront'
hereditary prinefsiitary tite feotih'
ID hereditary Pgs He was from
q absolute STA dent and trs tapiisi
tnon. teols
Between 1seg8siadstone ere wa> a
ted aeysnty-fof mostly pluto othes
fatA- The rene cabinet min Ne feu
'tess vas fargekt of the Terry the ~
ministries. In premier Az be cal
~ j still Il,