Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
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 In Conference With the Queen-Her
 Majesty Accepts G1adstones's Resis.
 nation without Remonstrance-The
 Tories to Have Control.
 LONDON, June 12.-Mr. Gladstone's recep- tion when he drove to the House this after noon was one of extraordinary enthusiasm. Crowds lined the streets ran after his car riage cheering, and crowded into the Palace yard. Their shouts could be heard inside the House. When he entered the House there was another ovation. MT. Gladstone announced in the House that he had re- signed office, that the Queen had accepted his resignation and that Her Majesty had informed him that she had summoned the Marquis of Salisbury, the leader of the oppo- sition in the House of Lords, to Balmoral for the purpose of 'intrusting him with the formation of new ministry. At 5 o'clock this afternoon MT. Gladstone received a communication from the Queen. In this communication Her Majesty acknowledges the receipt of the resignation of the Prime Minister and his Cabinet. Her Majesty also states that, pending the consid- eration of the resignation of the Gladstone ministry, she had summoned to Balmoral the Marquis of Salisbury.
 
 Granville announced that MT. Gladstone had rendered to the Queen the resignation of himself and his entire Cabinet. Lord Gran vile also stated that the Queen had accepted the resignations and had summoned to her presence the Marquis of Salisbury, who is now at Balmoral in conference with Her Majesty. Therefore, Lord Granville said he hoped the House would abandon all ordinary business.
 Now that it has become apparent that the Tories will assume the reins of government, the Parnellite members of Parliament have begun confefring with leading Conservatives with regard to the government of Ireland. Mr. Parnen and his followers strongly urge the Tories to adopt the home rule measure for Ireland.
 It was reported to-day in certain circles, that the Marquis of Salisbury, after a con sultation with Conservative leaders, had de- cidsd to advise that efforts be made to in duce MT. Gladstone to reconsider his resolve to resign, and should these efforts fail then to suggest that Sir Stafford Northcote be called upon to form Cabinet The Queen is expected to arrive at Wind sor Castle from Balmoral on Tuesday next. The following statement of extreme in terest and importance comes from source which entities it to great confidence It was MT. Gladstone's intention to retire from pub lie life at or even before the dissolution of Parliament. But he is now so much angered at the conduct of the Tories and their bad 1 treatment and insults that he is determined | to lead the Liberal party during the elections for the next Parliament. This will be re- | ceived with delight by the country and be calculated to make difference of one hun | dred seats to the Liberals. MT. Gladstone | says his health and spirits are better than they have been for a long time. There is rumor of the following new Lib eral Peers: Sir Thomas Brassey and Sir Don ! ald Currie; also. that the Marquis of Ripon will be made Duke.
 LONDON, June 13.-The Daily News says 1 that MT. Gladstone's resignation of office by no means implies his retirement from the | Liberal leadership.
 This mornings papers have little to say in l regard to the political events of yesterday, | the result having been anticipated and com I ments thereon already published
 The apparent alaerity with which the Queen accepted MT. Gladstone's resignation | is made the subject of general and varied ! comment. The resignation was received by l Her Majesty in the evening and it's accept | ance was telegraphed on the following morn I ing.
 l The Times insists that MT. Gladstone should not have resigned. There was no good reason why he should do so and it is | inconceivable why he should have felt i'm pelled to take such step merely because of the trivial, unpatriotic and altogether unfair l of fbo