The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-16
ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
THE BRITISH CABINET STATUS.
Very Little Material Progress Made.
Comments of the Big Dailias-Cop-
ference Held Proceedings
in Parliament-Genera
The British Cabinet Crisis.
TONE OF THE PRESS

eral Whlp, Issued tor to days formal
meeting Of the House of Commons, and
says 1t is partially similar to that sent
out Tor the crucial division of last Mon
day night, 1t says the Whips cry
"Woli" too often, and by using urgent
terms Tor trivial occasions weaken the
enect OF the summons when the real
crisis is at hand.
The Daily Telegraph says the
Marquis of Salisbury will have
the sympathy Of the country and warns
the radical leaders, Mr.. Chamberlain
and Sir Charles Dillon, not to make the
mistake of obstructing electors in the
province, but to see fair play.
SALISBURY,
The Marquis Of SalisburJ is in Lon
don to-day comforting with leading Con-
servatlyea, including Lord Randolph
Churchill,
BIDICULED.
The Times has an editorial TODAY In
which it rdicules Mr.. Chamberlsin's
comparison of England and America
on the simple question OF tariff.
NO GOOD FOR IRELAND,
The Times says it Is clearly to be I'M
derstood that the Salisbury Cabiuet
must be transitory ministry. There
is no room for new departure or a
policy. 1t is only possible to engage in
Legislation looking to renewal of the
coercion law of ireland.
GUARANTEES MUST BE GIVEN.
The Times says Lord Salisbury has
not accepted office Internationally.
Nothing will be definitely settled until
the Queens arrival. The Conservatives
will require some kind of guarantee
from their opponents that they will
leave the new government unmolested
until the general election.
MR.. GLADSTONE.
Mr.. Gladstone was in his usual place
in the House of Commons, this after.
noon, and he was greeted with cheers
when he rose to make an announce.
ment. This was that the MARQUIS Of
Salisbury had consented to form gov.
eminent.
Mr.. Labouchere, Radical, asked Mr..
Gladstone Ii there was any truth in the
published report that the Earquis of
Salisbury had only consented TO form
Conservative ministry when assured of
assistance by tho present Liberal gov
eminent?
MIR. Gladstone, in reply, assured Mr..
Labouchere that he (Mr. Gladstone) was
ignorant of the existence Of any ar.
rangement whereby the present govern.
ment was bouad by any promise to as
sist the Conservative Government.
The House then completed the re.
naming stages Of the bill granting am
nesty TO the Princess Beatrice on the oc-
caslon of her marriage and reported the
amendments made BY the Lords TO the
Redistribution of Seats Bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Gladstone the House
adjourned till Friday.
CONFERENCES.
The leaders of the Conservative party,
including the ministry OF the last
Disraeli Cabinet, Colonel Freder-
lex Stanley ana Sir Hardings Clifford
excepted, NIT at noon to-day in
the house OF the MARQUIS of Salisbury.
1t was O'Clock before the company sep
arated. The names Of thenew Cabinet
selected will be submitted to the Queen
upon the arrival OF her majesty
at Windsor Castle. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill was invited to
attend the meeting, but failed TO attend.
1t is reported Baron Worms has been
chosen for tho post of under secretary
for foreign atlBirs.
Lord Randolph Churchill managed TO
get to the residence of the Marquis OF
Salisbury just before tho meeting of the
Conservative leaders bad dissolved.
The Marquis of Salisbury explained to
the meeting tho result Of his interview
with tho Queen al0 hoped that he
would have the assistance OF his col
leagues TO form a Cabinet.
The almost unanimous opinion eX-
pressed was in favor of the acceptance
of office by the Conservatives.
The Hobbies of the House Of Commons
presented a very animated appearance
this afternoon. There WAS a removal
of the unfounded rumors that
the Conservative leaders are ex-
perieucing considerable difficulty in
forming a Cabinet. IL was understood
that Lord Randolph Churchill and the
Marquis differ in regard to the necessity
for the re-enactment Of the "cOercion'
measures for Ireland.
The House of Lords this afternoon cd
lournod until Friday, when the Marquis
of Salisbury will announce his pro.
gramme and probably his ministry.
HOW THE SITUATION LOOKS,
In an editorial the Standard says Con-
seryaiive statesmauahip cannot strike
oul line for itself. II must, as q mat
ter of good faith, follow honestly albeit
with now spirit, vlgor and precision,
the lines laid down aimlossly by the
Liberal foreign Office. Tee Russian
difficulty, Ii IL only slips q step either
side, may innuepce the smoking fax.
The same is trueof Egypt. We may be
serva Eovnt from UNCONVENTIONAL control.
The domestic difficulties are still more
s;on ~ noarcio S IN ireland. Can the
coarc;nn hiIi ho naased in tbe teeth of A
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