Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
The political situation in England IS
set forth in the following dispatches.
Under date of London, Mardh IS, we
have the following:

Under date of London, Mardh ID, we
have the following:
] Gladstone, in the House OF Commons, and
! Granville in the House of Lords, this afternoon
announced that the Ministers had rendered the
Onaep their rt-si.uations which Her Majesty
had accepted. Granville stated that ihe Caoinet
resigned because OF the adverse vote On the
Irish University bill, and asked for an adlourn-
uent. which was agreed to. Gladstone on rs
i,,r in th, Co,u,noIsto announce the resignation
of the Ministry was received with loud and
prolonged cheering When he had informed
the House of his resignation and the acceptance
hy the Queen. he moved that the sitting b. ad-
;orrneS mill Monday, and added that when
that day arrived. should the public Interest Tt
dtIire IL he would ask for Il further ADJOURN
ment This announce lent WAS received IN per
feet silence,
3IIpui gave notice that Oh the resumption of
the sitting he would move the following:
RssofreI. That the vote of Wednesday last on
the Irish University bill was not and Is net IL
tended 10 be declaration or an expression of
want OF confidence II the Cove runIent, and the
House takes the earlt ST opportunity Of exl'r,ss-
ing its ,nfdence in the general policy Of Her
Msiestys Ministers.
Gilpui's motion was received with cheers, and
thu House adjourned until Monday
DiSrsei received a summons from the Queen
to-day. and immediately proceeded to Buckins-
ham Palace.
IoEpoS March 1910 A NJ.
RuInors are circulating in the evening papers
of the formation of coalition Ministry but no
one puts .ny confidence i'll them. If. how
ever, say the pap-rs. ''Disraeli fails q
strengthen his party in Parliament by the ad"p-
ton of the Concurrent Educational Endo wIilenI
bill he will attempt to organize party sim liar
in form to that in the French Assembly known
as the Centre. This personal friends OF Glad
stone express doubts A. TO whether he VIII ever
again take Office
Disraeli to-day. while riding through West
asst Chetrel
popuiace Owing to discussions among the
ConservAt ves, he will. however, probably refuse
to take Office The Queen has sent for Gran
vile. who is now endsavoring TO form Cabinet
Here is in brief the nature of the Irish
University bill whose defeat induced Mr..
Gladstone to resign: Under the present
laws governing education in Ireland no
Catholic can receive degree from any
government college without renouneing
his faith. The new bill was framed SO
that youth who had been educated in
a Roman Catholic school might be ez-
amined in the Dublin University Ga prot
estant institution) and not be obliged to
submit to certain interroSations now in
SlStcu Ou anu IL IiiS oCAo4ehi oAi T.
should warrant it, get his degree of
Bachelor of Arts. or what not, from such
university In other words, the defeated
Bill proposed to segregate the education
al system of Ireland from all church in
fluences Of course the Tories, who
are as bigoted in their attachment to the
Church of England as a Latter Day
Saint is to the Church of Mormon,
fought this Bill; and one of the curious
incidents of this opposition is Disraeh' S
share in the being of Jewish descent
and therefore one of race who have
been enough prosecuted in times gone
by to have some sense of liberation and
sympathy for any people who are OPP
pressed for conscience sake.