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treaty sealed With ' ¦ all ift& seals of the : Archiepisctxpate . ; ¦¦¦ ¦ ; ¦ - '¦ ¦¦ - ¦¦ ' ¦¦¦ > : . - . ¦ ¦ ¦; ' ° \ >' * - - ' >" ¦ ¦ ' ¦' ¦ i' >; - / ,: a / , i . i - / Without entering' iilto thfeiherits of -the litigant parties ; it naay be posittvely maintained that the Papal Gtourehiti'Baden is absolutely wrong at' law > in pre-J tending that the State has no right to' interfere m itai affairs . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' ¦ - ¦ ¦'• . ; - ; ' - ¦'¦ ¦! ¦ ¦• - ^ ¦ ¦ . ¦ : . . - ¦ . ' , . • . ¦• •;;^ . !> .: v- ' :: m ,: ' . mv . *
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THE' G 0 . Vfi-B- 'WINGr . 0 hitsSE $ : r . - ¦ " ¦ ¦ - . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ . ¦ ' - ' ''' ¦ " ¦ "ifa'fer : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ : ' . : '¦¦ •¦• ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' :- ; ; ;; ¦;¦ " ¦ ) k : ; ' ...: , ;• ¦ - ! , ; . y ispo ^» T , ^ ALii ^^ TpK v ,. ij / " , };; ' 7 l ; ' The difficulty of daguerreotyping Proteus would be comparable with the perplexity of a biographer in at u tempting a sketch of the cat ^ ef of Henry John Temble / ¦ Viscount Palmerston . ] For ,.. though ( the , indiyi < luaJti | yJ is ^> at all Btages , identical , there are four different pers 6 nages to d ^ ai with ; Paltnerston , Who was-. the raging ybiing Peelrte ; ' ¦ ' Palmerstbh , ' the adolescing Canniiigite ; Palrherston ^ the juvenile ' Whig ; ' anfl Palmerston ; . the ' ;/ a ; t ^ mn ' gryiears-6 f-4 is . cr ^ iQn i ^ Qal | - ' tionisfc . There isnoneiof the Ciceronian symmetry , ijn , thte ; career ; beginnings middle , and end : —r-ifr isall begYiifnirig . Lord , ' Palmefston , it is ' Said , ¦ \^ ai ^ ' born tti 17 Bi i . and , it- | is- know ; ri , has gray hair arid much ( ! d ' 6 % ' tenuity about the , jimbs ;; , but , if'he is old it is iij / the same sense : as some . of : Pugin ' s-churcheg ,, are , in ; ruj , mr , i or as Birkenhead is a- premature ' Palmyra , j ISoutif , ? . ' wjbfch ; all its virtues , ' as Well as with all its ' vices , is . 'ihe principal . qharacte ^ isftc of Lord P ^ mersion ^ and : ab
his eternal ypujth cannot , Vin . ' a ¦ material age , ; besuj > , posedto be the gift of the gods , the political phyaiplQ- ; gist must ^ attribute theirever-during ^ felicity of . thia felicitous iriaa to thei complex accident of' a good stomach and a bad' mem ' dryr ^ the' last enSiiring ai ¦ ' p&r / . petual fresh start , without the slightest ' arriert $ er 0 e ' ^ at every period , andin . al } predicaments . ¦ . ' , > . ; The daring and- the indifference'of youth are the isalient points 4 n ; acharacter which is indebted to its coolness for 'most :
of its' coiispicii 6 usneg 8 ; arid it will-, be found , in ; cori ^ sequence ,. ihat JFrprpi j -tl ^ e early period when Lord PaLmerston ,, on . behalf of lining , underippk to . crush f'the . iDuke , " to his imost recent manifesto , when he announced' his intention to put : down Providence ^ Ijord Pahnerston ha ^ alWaysj in'that sferiSe , been the same ; . But , his . mot ) Jl 6 intellect has taken so much the hue pf each period he Ttiaa passed through , that , be-, yond the unfading r vivacity , there are only traditions and statistics to assure us that the perpetual Palmar *' stpn 3 a one personalty ; . ' ' < .. ,,, . - . , y ¦
Tlie late X ) r . Magtnn , writing of the mythically old Mr . Jerdan / said that " afterpassihg ^ he first ' ei gliiy or ninety yeara of his age in the usual dissipations , p | yoiith ; ; he began tb bethink him of a'profession ; " and in the same way the biographer of Lord Piihnerston h ^ d to mention , tliatthe i ^ iu $ tripus career commenced When his Lordajiip was . attaining half a hundred years ,, Some men only begin fco bo groat with $ he , gput ; ^ , if it only occurred to them to look' after . immortality m
they feel the appro ' a ' ch' of death . Imleecl , ' tho instances of nion doing niirables in agd ' arc as iiulrii ^ roua' & , a' th ' j j ixi « tances of n ; icn accpmph ' sliing ;\ von ( lors _ m youth ; aru | as tlio animals : n , \ u \ plants wh ^ h , grqw ,, plpwpat , attain the greatest agoy" ho an Admiral Blakp nifty 1 ) 0 . vwtQ eminent than a Don John of Austria ; and Lord P .-dmoraton may bo a greater man than' Mr : ' Pitt . ' Nil- tions ^ wc arotold by jWriters , ' who' <| 6 not believe iri opinion , and , thorofore , appeal to pootry , Hhoyld roiy
upon thcir . yo . uth ; but nations idon't-. —* they , open Caaji ; , t > oh for fclieir youth : atid Ho flceptical aris mankind 'of that precocity wliich is wLsoatflcconil-haiid , jiiul of'Ohat uuor ffy which in afovpr , . that not oiiii'in a' million over got *( Juh chanco beforo t ho , m f <» Kty . Lt > rfl Paling |; 9 n _ , j a Poor at eighteen , was in tho illousq bo ^> ro lie w . fvs , p , i ^ jvbeard ; but tho Ittilence of twenty ycara hi , t , in )» te ( l Inn profound conviction that the Uomana woro right . in KlhiittiWg to tho HOtuite only thooo Who hhd attalito'dl ¦
to thd dignity of , f 6 r ' ty yoarn : and , iii iflidfc , ; hovfAH (> n jy politic ;* , !^ f ; % u | wJ » yn « r < ' ^ ^ ^ ' *^^ ^ , f ? M ^ ff ' ^ i Hw TorioH , ' . Uo > diHe ^ vomA ,. ( in ,, 1 ^ 50 ) , , that , f ^ iifrf jwiw ° » ly to bo boou wifch tlioWliigo . M'Aiuongithui ' ^ hig'A ho JW lived ; rccldotoly' Mid gaily' } find / aij thi « mn )*< mont , we ? oncount ' or lilm , bin liot ' bloovl fciinod ; ' r ^ ur t jf 1 '" g t <> tli , o connoxiiuiH 1 * 0 forHpoic , ' atHf' ^ ckupwhHtjjiiig ' hat uojJHorvutivo morality wljicli , he , , oncy , w 1 > ou . t |\ q ¦ l > uko waa mdddliiHo ^ no , at the . Wn * OU ' kms h m ) , f < irw » ily « l « Hpiw ( l . That Lord PwhnoiHton ' Iuih had liifl wild <> : itn ia ' voiy cortain i '< iliuV m ' yr \ M imfe' M ^ iuld n , tyM . yH » o « -n . on , it iHporWpH to bo ro ^ rottod ' Miiit Jiirt wtiitoik w 'w nil iri hiH Hal ^ l < i > m {\ hjlH folly aU n \ , t-ho , «««•« . l { ut ho Holt'otcd- ' ftilonce a « hm talbntwhon oUieniiimn
areimost-talkatiYe > . was , -for twenty yeara . , - . < fr ^ m . 4 : 8 $ ?) to ^ l ^^ S ) , a mere official subowlinate ^ arid . we . can onlyi criticrise hfini' f ? om the moment when he-cbinm ^ ace ^ to ^ rf prm . tf ^ iad ^ ed , , ^ e w ^ e ttf stiidy th ^' bnicial ;^ weU :: $ s the stateaBfian , we , ' . ^ oulXfin ^ . ^ Atpfi ^ Jof ^^ tained . astonishment . H *^ was ,. $ iet . Secretary a *; W ^ r Whosignefd warrants ; for . ; the conveyanee-of ifd , poleioat the Fjrst to St ; Helehk and he was theSeOretttty'of >
St ^ ' te wh . o ; pffende d his Sovereigjtiby recognising th £ l Napplpon - the , Third . Jha ' d . ; . con ^ . inen . ped % 4 . , Jp igtf ' -, :, -M $ was about nineteen . years : im a ^ ce-un ^ evQe ~ $ 6 i £ f $ ) £ and'abdut sixteen years in : bfficd under ; the . Whi ^; Ag Tadp 6 le w ^ puld say , he' is a Wondferful / man ^^^ he has h « d ; tKie ; lorikesi innings 6 n ^ eeolrd , —3 , nd ; "" 'h " e is wbttcTerfiiJi ' not for iis . battiiig ^ , b ^ t for his baulk . . And ; as-L or ^ John Russell says in his ¦ '' j ? 03 ^ . V of'another- ^ hig , , t ^ retention of office is : attributable , ; not ! to the desirer ? fQr ;
its * eiublumefats , but td h '" loVif for itstactivity . " : < iitti& offices " assui scllyhaV ' ebe ' etin o sinecures ; and ' tha't , : iWhat 1 ev ^ r the . pffic . e ,, Lord P ^ lm ^ r ^ tpnj ' wioul ^ be . officious ,, ' is evidenced in the ; eir , cum 8 tan , ce , ; that ; wieav they . . p ^ himiiitothe quiet HomeDeparttaent ; heinaisteidjupiJSnf dealing with'Providenbje ' as ^ avFoi'eign Power ; - ' He was Secretary "at War iri Var tiihe'f and his &Yxi € e # : years of foreign , se ^ retaryshm ' . were , sixteen " ^ rea rs ^ of attempta . to .... brea , k tb . e , - peace . He .,, has a passipn'fer
work j andiie has ; indulgedit ; 5 inthout < as ; iy « fc , any ^ pf the ordinary , dismalre ^ ultfe' of obeying-Nature . ! TSsa ?© is > ge ' & tie hai 3 F , 'the Iiikbs '; * a ^ tTi ' e' H ^ Acef i '' iJtot tM ^ physical ^ Ljecay . pnly < > —tVp . ' mtfellect is Uncori ' scidus ^ of decline :, the sword is no . t . less sharp that it gradually ( elufg through the scabbard . -If ^ ^ the jDuke ; , of ^ WellingtonrW | j § a . 'marvel , at eighty ; Lord ; Palmerston , ;^ at seveHtyy tS a miracle ; " ^ fiuZt ui-s , oif Ki 3 present" cplleaguesV ' ' . , ' r ' ; V' '"'' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ (
*' ' . ' ' ' ¦ . ¦' . " '¦/ .. '" .. ^ , v . I *' . ^ ' j j ' "^ 1 p * m' i '' ^ iiT * it '' , -. : It may ,, nevertheless ^ , b $ , remarked , ^ at , as ^^ he , , maraj [ qualities o £ the ! sailor were piiQyed . by his ^ capiacity ; tc ^ play on the fiddle ; Lord Palmerstqn ' s statesmanship has been chiefly illustrated in keeping in the eei ' vifo of the State . His career ias been' all begihnihi ^ , '' because he haff jiever ; had ; any thing , to . iinis ^ . ;! and a . no'i ^ natural estimate has boeniformed ofr him , that , as . ^ hai ? ket ) t in , ' . to' baulk and -not to score ^ his ¦ ambitioBf in rather tha ); , of a 'busybody than of a philosopher ^ In pther wprds , it is said that this ' illustrious' m # n' Klis , ' : with ; alj , his , chances ,. been ' a , / aiiure , But tiii ^ J ^ MB ] philosophical . ; Foij that , life , cannpt be pronouncedj t > failure which ' Tiever had an object . Loi'd Palmersto " ri
has nevei" had a jiolicy •¦ a ' nd ^ 'thereforei beeriJ politic . He has 'been tbOmiiie-Sitdt , not qytesn ^ iiii ' Born in ^ o : the governing ^ classes he consented ! ^ q the work i of his caste as the Chinese , son of . a C-lMWse li'duse-pavnterconserits to live the adorner of mansions- ) a , ttd it will ' not be denied that ho is 1 one of ih « nlV > Bt pprfocfc ' governors of mWdem time ' s . His'fat ' ultifes' ^ i- ^ critical—not creative ^ ; ' administrative—not , o ^ audhis forte , , aa , overy ; TO 9 Jnher of Parlia 1 j 1 . qntk . n 9 w ;??
is to answer , not to . propose , ; queatiows . This ift noft . Jio say that he'iS irt blerk ; like' Sir James Grrtihami v but it is to ( Bay tiiat , with' nil his Vast vigour , unbpiin'diiil knowledge , and role ^ tloss logic ,, he is \\ ot oi sp ^ ne an ordon of . n \ hu \ , even , afl . Lord , ¦ j Tohn ,, I ^ usaelJ , ' ^ jjioj ,,, wyth antithetical . feoblcneH ^ chpldfl a highwr pj ^ aepj-ino ^! 5 w-orldVestimation } 'dimply 1 becaluao . of the ; episodical p (> ssoaHmA of the pcietfc intelloc ' t- - - ' at oticc' creative iiiixl ftn ' aly . ti ' c ' ai , % or < V ^¦ ' ^ P ^^ pV '' ffp !"" - ' ^ , . ' ^! " ? ' ^) 1 j W geuiiKHfpi-cpmmpu Ke ^ . He ih said ! ' . to . ^ e ' ^ hp only Peer of purv iSaxoii doHcetit ; »» d he han ahvJiyfi . B $ r \ ivj f nlo , Hh boirif ^ tho intonsest Englishman' 1 in . Englrish
pti () lic life ' . : Tluv'ntike of Wellington' Wa'asaid / 'in ' thc Hiimoway , to " h ' : ivo b ' tieu tno ' impcrflo ' iiaiibh' o ' f ti » i " 3 finj ^ lirfh , ehau ;; K ; tt ) r : ; ,. an (| i , , sic \ or ing ., 1 tha . fc , , bo , iili ^^ rd Pahn ' oiHtoii , wna tux , jrisboKUi , t \\ m in ( ppquiiai ";; : i ^ W ^ I fancy , •'' that if the- : Duko , of Wellington had hadii ; pair lihmeht : ii * y , 'iu K « tt '<> f a . 'limitary ' oduoationj- 'lie' ^ HiWl Ivavti \ mm niii < : u 't ' lio'kainii ^ iian ' - tUaf ' liord 'f ' aliti ' orittbn ) vm , B 0 . ^ wig , 1 >) B «« . ; Thp man ,, who . ^ itj ^ Yo r ^^ . tlia ^ cat fii-fit primeip lM ^ thai theI | j | upp , o'i ) , <; Aoy < 3 r , niu (^(» j , inu (/ J ,., |( o carried ohy irlclicatioil 1 » h liUhmwi fon ; tbo daffriagthl ; Jaaild
that i «' th « 'ju-lileiplo Wlildi jM'tci bo dotfrctbd as ' 'fchrt'kwy to tho e ' tirei'r of . ij or ( i " . l iililH > W ) ( : / fWi : 'M « y 6 i " 'l ^ fc . Hu'W 6 i oiftly , lonjj ; u » Ojfjx ^ itKHi , U \ niudy into cvochptiyM )^ , lij « wan , « wi . y ijnlMM ^ l awM-U , ^ ) r ( 5 yo ^^ % , t ^ lprflp tfcfii and i * partiality for tho , potmiblo , ; ; lUitd j » uviMiJj ; tni'in ^; ii «! t < juiipd ; H , i > v < iiu ( Jiw he , likvf ajl )« c , n , ^) tlW < ali , p ^| , oji ^| WiH «' , w . 'iM never li / uiipen « l . wit , li . a prin ^ Jplo . , 1 CJflicji / jJUiV'J ' ii country liko " ^ n ^ littul ; ' goVofnud by- ' jiw--rtllgwtvhy ; iq ^ lH '' to ' ywyVio ^" ' ^ . poU | , u ^ : ' T ^ Wieti'V piff jj thoro h ) an uHoterio Hyntom , which only ith ^ i Xmh MW
learn , r-whicft only , those ; who , have , . heen . y ? ar , ^ in . fully le # rriV : and wluchonpe thoroughly , plastered , obtains . for th « via | dept ^ B ^ a ^ s ^ &d . Jbe ^ neratio ^ v vof ^ raditeal ^ eteMjakQnb ^ ryrho rprfly ;] jnpw , pnerKalf % f ' ¦ 'tihd . game ? Tfe ^ higte . ^ naition , " . therefoni ; . . of , I / ordvPalraersion / in tK ^ Hbu&e of Com nrons / iS ' iisttributablep iftOt at all-to ariy conviction that lie' is a first-rftte iiitellect Vt leadag
the ceniury but is ta 6 result ' of it \ yeil-fouWdbd t / elief , that he , is of ^ a most . emphatically ; V ;^ rk . cti 6 ai " ' qnai ^ cieiry p ^ ibb ^ j ^^ et ^ . % ?? ra ^ . ^^ y <^ ** $ p ^ rey ? nsi tiV' Vp if ^ l " ' ^< i fy wvatyfesm . tp / havgbeei ? . , s RUpit forJ ^ every t | ai ) inet , riot , as-.. the' J ?" i > t A , ?*?; % . -but -a ^ s .. t ' ^ e man jtp , trin > tlite saikfr ^ npt ¦ jis a .- . man who could tell yo \ l very well whwe h © was : rgeingj , trot , as . ' a -man : who ; could , snuff , -and rla ' tlierrdissiiecfc ¦ & gale ^ of windi- 52 iu 8 , Lord'Palmwston
hag alway * Jteen- . fc 'departmental 'iiiihistet "¦; and' liaving * Myed ; , duiin ^ his' riiosfc eagacidus yfekrs , in that department , ' Me functions of wlbich best enabled him to Siibo ^^ iiate ' ^ her preposterous ; preten ' siona of his couiitrymg ^ i' ta - EuiTQpean priority , ; h © appears . n ever to h % ve a ^ bitafafP . d / tbeljyJ / eof . leadejf or arbitriitor ' ip ; the petty stgu ^ bble ^ and parochiq , l ; . competitions of Tories - . and ^^ i gg ^ 0 onsdrv . atiyes , ^ ndRadiQais , . Distinguishedby an aptitude for th > managemenit 0 ^ men ,-,-that is to sajv ' a happy nraiineF ; enabling him to use his knowledge of men , Jse hasalwayflcontrived to"be ; apopular minister ; his
Mieifeu ^ onciessidnstdcuri ^ ent' cants , bising allthemoye impressive ' an'd : ehdtiringly'influential , "from the sigmncanji ^ i iafseness 'bf His' ^ Pariiaineritkry appearances . But ^ his ' management of '' nien . hasi beeii illustrated chiefly in' private ,, . and t " not in public ' j wisely he arranged for ^ ^ H ^ plaudits ' of ; the chprusj ^ but-iwisely he has always . eonsidered the confidence of . the-Governing £$ as $ es ; mo 9 . ^ . . desirable for , a Goveriunent / - The temp :-tations to Lpr 4 , iPaliae ' rs > pnjto become a Parliamentary chatterer—a Derby , or a Sidney Herbert—have been considerable : With great volition , self-possession , and
knowledge , ' he was always 'fluent ;¦ ' practice gave Kim ; in 1 perfection ; the knack " of" the place ; a ^ idprolohged habits of dictating despatofreV bdstPwed . upon hini thp fortunate peculiarity of being' the' ' only Parliamentary perspnAgewhpspoke sentences not , needing the cmendajiipn of the poor ,, gentlemen . in the gallery .., ' . ^ pr ^ jPalr mergktorx , h ow ever , fully comprejli . endJ- . ctgVbe , dejLusionapf Par ^ m ^ ntary , gov ^ i-nmen ^ . haa taken littl e care to cojj t c ^ al ;| roni the / i . ef (> ifJ 6 eaof the " Houso" his , accomplished
corttempt for : tlie constitutional doctrinej' that the vjiioritem ( i ; ¦ Brown and Rpbinson , because they are elec 1 t «< i ' iby'tho boors of Swillshire , or the brtrbarians of Bribetbri , are' consequently entitled to Voices in tlici dir ' ec ^ on pf tho aitairs- ' of tjieBritish Empire . Whatevtir tbe' otfice lie might have liapp ' ehed to hold , he would hav «? cleverly cliecked ijlje-, . encrpa ' ch'ii ^ g .., conceit of hi # ^ pupiirymeijt |; , bu ^ ,, eduqa ^ sd in the I ^ oi ^ igii , Office , into tlie , accurate uuuals pf J ^ n ^ laod , ioa , de ; conscious in
tytyh dpi > Sixtfx \ e } xt of the , 'ibHplu . te doapotisiuol" -a , British < 3 ?< . binet , ho haLi alWay . s taken :: idvantage of his position fco subdu © < buf notioiiH that we are' ; t self-governed pdople . ' ' He can talk , he haH alwayn talked , withwellr a < ittid Vehenienoe , the Berin ' ondsey policy—a policy Whfeh -tv&ti its'i jfi ^ p iralion in Ijhb belief that Britain is the . ^ rs ' ti a ' U ( l freest ' o !' co ' miia * ies . 'ToTslington doputatidliK , ' 1 ii < le ' ed , anil "to other ( loputationH of Britonft , who " sympathised" with KoHHiith wliilu applauding Ward in Oeplialonia |' an < l OhiiGndoti , in , Dublhi , : ¦; Lord PalmerHton lian been Ha . tirie .-Uly rovolutionaiy . But the
3 J « x * mojwlHey polioy never got into anybut thoAu rlespitttihcU which ' woW uiatadiictured for the eventual l ^ nio Boo 1 t ;' c 6 Vup ile ({ to inwlwul . 1 ' t co ^ ta very little i ^ o \ ible ' jto (< igc , eivt ; a pcy | Jlp ( ji , t ouc . e coiic ^ itcd '^ nd cou-^ d fiig ; , ^ is , oniy JHicfi . WJU-jr tu . llutter them ; it ia only fXvillinunlftlikeiLonl Muhnvnbwy , who e ? wmot ^ ; af tho Umiw trrne ; ¦ cfoh ' cilbto the ' Continent : ' and' command
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Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 10, 1853, page 1189, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2016/page/13/
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