The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-13
THE QUEEN ACCEPTS
Che Resignation of the Glad
stone Ministry.
rHr ovAr1oSs TO SALISBURY.
,.,s,oe Between the Marquis
The C.o,Hla.Sonaeu-Conflicting Rurnors
in all ouarters-other News
.-.. nritish Government.

1une FIT has just been
,,ned from an authentic source tha'
sba renort to the effect tn at the MARQUIS
" .fV salisbury had been summoned oy
OF o $50 70 Balmoral and that he left
yast night for the castle is true ,sdr; nhe
a. 1a,n l,r started promptly al nluhisn'
for BalmOral. 100 onnarent by
a. G S"nar-ure of the Marquis OF oaIi ;i,
ylle ~ Ralmoral that the tories ~il
gu the reigns OF government, a.
as sTitn Members of Parliament nave De
neiiioe 1 Earring with leading ConserVa-
gun -ns With With regard to the government OF
LAND u 10 Parnell and his followers
strongly urge the Tories to aaoPt
S Ila nile measure for Ireland, statlng
t uV the advocacy of such step by
Gnnseryatives would completely dlSn
the Liberals. A.. ,os;ons-
t;on of the Gladstone Ministry and mas
summoned the Earl Of Salisbury TO 10TH
a new Cabinet. ,,o
GIadstone announced, in the House
&c Eommons. this afternoon, that he
had resigned his Office, that the Queen
had accented his resignation, and that
Ee- Majesty had informed him that
che had summoned the Marquis OF Sal
;shnrv leader of the opposition in the
House Of Lords, to BaImoral, for the
,,,rnoae of entrusting him with the mis-
a;on of forming a new ministry. Glad
tone continuing, said that under the
nacuEar circumstances surrounding
The outgoing Of the government, he
would little later propose that
the House Of Commons adjourn
until next morning. A question had
arisen. he proceeded, whether it would
be best for the public convenience and
interest TO go on with the pending legis-
Iation concerning the redistribution OF
seats bill. The present government
would only Go so with the consent of
the House. He did not believe any diff
ference of principle in respect to this
important measure could now possibly
arise between the parties, and he re-
minded the House that government and
the opposition were both under a COM
nact regarding the redistribution bill.
Il would. however, be gratifying to him
self and his colleagues in the retiring
Cabinet if, before they ceased their pub
lie duties, they could regard the bill as
sealed and delivered.
Sir Stafford Northcote, on behalf of
the Conservatives, responded that his
party desired to proceed with the redis-
tribution bill as rapidly as pos
sibe There was no reason why
the amendments made to the
bill by the House of Lords
should not at once receive the assent of
the House of Commons, bnt the ques-
ton of these amendments was In a
peculiar shape. The amendments were
not yet printed, and he thought IL
desirable to have them printed before
formally acting on them.
Gladstone expressed acquiescence with
this view, and the sitting of the House
suspended until the amendments should
be received.
The amendments as passed by the
Lords having finally reached the House,
the sitting was resumed 1t was de-
Clded to make the amendments the sub
lect OF discussion next Monday, and an
adjournment was taken to that date
Salisbury has arrived at Balmoral.
At O'Clock this afternoon Gladstone
received a communication from the
queen acknowledging the receipt of the
resignation of the Prime Minister and
Cabinet. She also states that pending
consideration of the resignation of the
Nladstone Ministry, she had summoned
20 Balmoral the Marquis of Salisbury.
IN the Lords, Granville announced
that Gladstone had rendered the re
SlSnatlOn of himself and his entire
Cabinet, and stated that the Queen had
accepted the designations and had sum
mened 70 her presence the MARQUIS Of
Salisbury, who IS now at Balmoral in
conference with Her Majesty. There
lore, Lori Granville said, he hoped the
house would abandon all ordinary
business. The remainder of the session
vas occupied in reading for the thirC
time the redistribution of seats bill, anC
passing amendments thereto.
1t Is reported to-day in certain circles
that the Marquis of Salisbury. afte
consultation with Conservative leaders
had decided to advise that an effort b,
made to induce Mr.. Gladstone to re
consider his resolve to resign AM
should these efforts fail then to sugges
'0at Sir Stafford Northcote be calIeC
upon to sorm Cabinet
The Queen is expected to arrive a
WINDSOR Castle from Balmoral on Tues
day next.
kilograms from all the prlncipa
points along the route taken by tn
4arqais of Salisbury to Balmora
how that the journey was mad
through 4 continued series of ovation.
"a all that part of the way which lies i
scotland, crowds of people assembled {
Inc railway stations and cheered tn
coming man" At Aberdeen static
where the train stopped, the Gemonstr.
uon was particularly enthusiastic. Hel
some one called out Three cheers fC
iladstone, an invitation which wa
greeted with grOans and Kisses.
LONDON, June 1.-The promptne.
With which the Queen accepted the r
Nignatlon of the Gladstone ministry,
me subject Of general comment. 81
1eiegraphed her acceptance, instead
dendlng by royal courier, as usual. i
cas- es OF importance.
The Times is still opposed to the resi-
nation Of the Gladstone ministry. sa
ing that such action is trivial, unp
'Tiohc and unfair to the Conservatives