Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
NoRwAY.
nr.at state Conflict.

Great state Conflict.
q " work evening Post
IN o,liilcal crisis IN \ orway.
resl IT,; ~ 1sso. has run its course
5sg.u c,ompletely, although the
hls ,,,cuI question which lay
lam Of it has not been der
bolloI The termination Is the
The popular ar peasants
b o.. .d,r circumstances which
luI un ible 10 say that the Con-
i Ssys not surrendered their
lss i na the king, though yield.
ple, ss Ne prer gaiive intact That
sTos ~, "a and violent agitation
~. 81 was often anprehended,
leusi collision between the rad
inl'e'u.oTalic majority in the
Vwh,ch asserted the unlim-
9s the people to alter the
Pan ,,on by legislative resolutions
a!lv .ad nv the crown, and the
RVh which maintained that
lnis sad an implicitly granted ab-
y us in constitutional matters
WV 10 explicit veto in common
y ~, w which the fundamental
wv ~ kingdom made suspensive
Wv i. n matter Of congratula-
B I'M N narties concerned.
~ If the Selmer cabinet, i'm
i' - tbe spting of last year for
y nnnconstituli0nal proceedings
s for not prOmulgating the
Nv nsssed by three successful
VI and hence overriding the
w binding the ministers or
'sonneilorsr ITO appear at the leg
filings, wasa very slow affair.
on the right of those mem
Z The lagthing, or smaller
n the sturthing, who had
the resolution To alt as Judge:
court which WAS to decide II
IN cause against the cabinet
composed of the lagthinl
IA supreme tribunal Of
,sslm-and long speeches
Inv adjournments, con
yrpat dea. of time, while tn,
cent was at fever height, an'
4 s virtual R-pub leans wer
q opn preparations to Civ
AZ arms to the exp, cted condem
sNould this be disregarded b.
S,ogn as stretch OF populo
warranted by the cOnstitu
ygwere the conservatives in
rd King Oscar H., addressin
,rr lsst a d, putation of tn
diet, emphatically announce
Examination 10 stand 10y hi
tbe threatened qualification {
would undermine the entiI
which the union OF Swede
Norway and the throne of th
ons r sted.
be close of February the col
zion of Selmer, which the con
ID Of the tribunal (the court
balm and party pressure had rel
fsfuregoue conclusion, was pr
sa. and shortly-afCer similar sel
we're passed against several q
s of his in the cabinet. Seine
red deposed, ceased to appear
iiings Of the state council, but u
announced i'm n sn-called "dicti
that he could not accept a JUDI
Of the court of the realm rs
pv decision in constitutions
HONS, and was therefore resolve
aduue the exercise of his powe
their fullness. The cabine
syer, had to be recOnstructe'
the king intrusted viii
task one of its m-mbers, Sche
A. who had also been condemne'
nd 10 the luss Of his Office. III
state councillors were known f
moderation, but, as they did u
d ih, sittings of the storthing,
r1ance with tue resolution of ISIS
eain the latter body threatens
also with impeachment. J
fresh trials the king, followir
lyiee Of the leaders of the Co
lives, tried the formation OF
gOf the center, under Brooch,
ax.enuncilur of state, but III
allar other attempts ftile
smained no other way out
plexing difficulty, short of col
Aireuder, tut to apply to the @
DO itself 10 take the reins OF go
INT into its hands without {
ding an avow,d acriiice of prin
b the part of the ruler. Il
IAN chief OF the Democratic par
% SveTdrup, consented TO form
bet on such conditions, and
= there WAC no difficulty in dol
This contamination, about he
ing Of last month, was hailed
F Norway as a happy terminal
e great conflict, aud the recOnt
D between Oscar III. and the
was soon after most solemn
I'D by a grand celebration in
al, Christiana, at which the wO
len by the king were appnren
ned TO by all classes of the pee
the same raptures as the natio
~ OF Bjornson, the lately pc
1 Republican bard, while the
es of the day were the favo
sof the victorious popular pal
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