Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-12
Queen n-Victofia.
CONsERvATIvES AEsIrATIHG
TO UNDERTAKE 4 STORMY
MINISTRY.
THE PRINCES ADVICE.

LONDON, Juno 11.-8 p. m.-Tho Ia.
test reports from authentic sources indi-
cato the eventual return Of Mr.. Glad.
stone to of{i0e at the head Of \ recon-
structed, ti.coerion cabinet. Mr..
Gladstone still wishes TO abandon poll
tical life, and II he changes his mind
and continues at tho Head OF British
political affairs, It will he at the urgent
solicitation Of the Q} len. A large
number OF Official teleg1 BINS haye pass
cd to-day between Lon( bn and Balmo-
raj. =
A royal courier arri ed in London
this afternoon, bringin the Queens re-.
ply TO Mr.. Gladstone 81 letter.
The Court Circular announces thAt, In
conseQ Quenoe Of political afYAirs, the
Queen will proceed TO London ~ soon
as possible.
THE TORIES AFRAID OF THE RADI.
GALS.
Lord Salisbury, at the informal con.
ference with number Of Conservative
embers of the House Of Commons, said
he would refuse. unless assured by the
Liberal leaders that the factions Of the
Opposition would mos hamper the Ad.
ministratiOn. II the Liberal majority
were willing to give fair play to Con.
servative ministry, ofice might be 30
cepted. Without some such understand
ing between tho leaders of both sides II
would be impossible tor the COnseryA'
tives TO undertake the Government.
The possibility of such an UNDER
standing is being discussed In political
clubs Mr.. Gladstone, Lord Harrington
and other moderates, 1t ts believed,
40 a.,
and Sir Charles Dixie would refuse.
THE PRINCES ADVICE.
The Queen is In telegraphic eonsulta.
tion with the Prince Of Wales and
several members of the Privy Council.
This IL the first time she has sought
the advice Of the Prince on o State
crisis. 1t Ia reported that he advised
the Queen to follow the constitutional
practice and call the Marquis Of Sails
bury to form q new Cabinet.
The latest report is 10 the effect that
the Queen has summoned Lord Sails.
bury TO Balmorai and that the Mar.
quis left London tonight for the cas-
tle. Ifa Tory Cabinet IL formed, Mr..
|GladstOne's immediate retirement from
public life is certain, and the Marquis
Of Harrington will be left TO lead the
opposition.
The news that Mr.. Gladstone intends
70 make his retirement coincident with
his resignation dismays the Liberals,
who relied upon having the lead in
the electoral campaign. Earl Gran
vile, in the House Of Lords, and Mr.
Gladstone, In the House Of Commons,
will make brief statements tomorrow,
and move o further adjournment oil
both Houses
I. VAS rnmnred this evening that Mr.,
Gladstone had aspaI sel fofkslroral tn
consult with the Queen, but later in
formation III to the effect that he has moi
gone, but iii wait for she return oi
the Queen.
CHURCHILL WANTED FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, June IL. -. Thomas Sexton,
Home Ruler, member of Parliament fol-
Sligo, said to day that thee conservatives
would accept power in oIder to utilize
the opportunity to show the country
that they possess more of the governing
faculty than the Liberals do. In view
Of the approach of the general elections,
unless they seize the chance of favor.
ably impressing the electors, the young.
est Tories will find their hair gray be-
fore they get into power. He regarded
Lord Randolph Churchill as the mar
for Irish Secretary. Lord Randolph,
he said, had often shown q friendly
feeling toward Ireland and capacity tC
take tolerably fair view of Irish pub
lie questions. His success or failure
would depend upon whether, like pre-.
vious Irish Secretaries, he would b'
content to be simply the mouthpiece o
Irish officials.