Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Queen Victoria Formally Accepts the
Resignation OF the Gladstone
Ministry.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, LEADER OF the
Conservatives. rs Summoned to
Form n Government.
The New Party Goes In Divided and The
Parneilites Will Hold the Bal
ance OF Power.
GREAT MIRIAM.

been learned from an authoritative
source that the report 10 the Meet that
the marquis of Salisbury had been
summoned by the queen TO Balmoral,
and that he left last night for the cas-
tie, Ia true, The marquis started GO.
cretly nc midnight for Balmorai.
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
Now that IL has become apparent by
the departure Of tho marquis of Sails.
bury for Balmoral that the Tories
will assume the reins OF government,
the Parnelllte members OF parliament
have begun comforting with the lead.
ing Conservatives with regard TO the
government OF ireland. Parnell aud
his followers strongly urge the Tories
to adopt home'rule measure for Ire
land, stating that the advocacy ofsuch
step by the Conservatives would
completely disable the Liberals.
THE RFs1aNATIoN AcCEpTHD.
The queen has accepted the Iesigna.
ton OF the Gladstone ministry and
has summoned the earl OF Salisbury 10
form u new cabinet,
SALISBURY RELUCTANT TO GO IN.
IL was reported to-day In certain
circles that the marquis Of Salisbury
after consultation with the Conaerva-
tive leaders had decided TO advise that
efforts be made 10 induce Mr.. Glad.
stone to reconsider his resolve 10 re-
| sign, and should these efforts fail then
10 suggest that Sir stafford Northoote
DO called upon 10 form cabinet
THE CONSERVATIVES DIsuNITED.
Lord Salisbury Nc an informal con-
| ference with Rnumber OF Conservative
! members OF the house OF commons be.
tore departing for Balmoral said he
would refuse office unless assured by
the Liberal leaders that the factions OF
opposition would not hamper the nd
miniBtratlon. IL the Liberal mr. Iority
were 10 give fair play 10 n Convtrrative
ministry the Office might he accepted.
Without such an understanding be-
tween the leaders OF both sides II would
be impossible for the Conservatives to
undertake the government.
Mr.. Joseph Clamberlain'H organ, the
Birmingham Post, TO day describes
the Radical policy, In the event OF q
Tory ministry being formed. They
must the Post says, "be watched,
checked, forbidden 10 legialate, end
compelled 10 explain and ju tify every
step, aud 10 bound, limited and pre-.
vented from using for their own pur-
poses the n0eitiona 10 which they have
no claim
These and similar declarations by
other Liberal pspers intensity the feel.
ingA OF the rank and Tile OF tho Con-
servatives against accepting Office M
impossible, without guarantees OF
some support nj the hands OF the
moderate Liberals. The queen 10 IN
teleRraphic consultation with
THE PRINCE Oh WALLIS
and several members OF the prlyy
council This IL the first time abe has
sought advice OF the prince In state
orIsis. tits reported that be advised
the queen 10 follow the constitutional
practice and call this marquis OF sails.
bury 10 form new cablnot. III a
Tory cabinet IL formed Mr.. Gladstone'a
immediate retirement from pub.
lie life Ia certain and
will be left TO lead the opposition. The
news that Mr.. Gladstone intends 10
make his retirement co Incident with
his resignation dilmays the liberals
who relied upon his leadership In the
coming electoral campaign,
AN OVATION no SALISBURY.
The queen II expected 10 arrive nj
Windsor castle from Balmoral on
Tuesday next.
kilograms from all Lhs principal
points along the route taken by the
marquis OF Salisbury 10 Bal
moral show that the Jour.
ney was made through continued
series OF popular ovAtlons, On that
part Of the way which lies Ia Scotland
crowds OF people assembled Mt the rail
way and oheered the '.incoming
man. AT Aberdeen the demonstra.
.s.at L.
Here some one called out three cheers
for Gladstone, and the invitation WAS
greeted with groans and Misses,
The marquis OF Salisbury has eOn-
sentcd TO form ministry with Sir
/ Stafford Northcote ~ chancellor Of the
exchequer.
Ia PariismsDt.
THE HOUSE. or LORDS.
LONDON, June l2.-In the house OF
lords this afternoon Lord Granville
announced that Mr.. Gladstone had
rendered 10 the queen the resignation
of himself and his entire cabinet.
\ Lord Granville also stated that the
queen had accepted their resignati0ns
| and had summoned 10 her proaench
/ the marquis Of Salisbury, who IL now
Ut Balmoral in conference with her
majesty. Therefore Lord Granville
said he hoped the hOute would aban.
don all ordinary businfhg,
The remainder OF the session VIVA oc.
cupied ia reading for the third time
K the redistribution Of seats bill and
passing the amendments thereto.
IN THE COMMONS.
Mr.. Gladstone announced Ia the
house Of commons this afternoon that
/ he had resigned Office, thAt the queen
had accepted his resignation, and that
her majesty had Informed him she
had summoned the marquis Of Sails
bury, leader Of the opposition In the
house OF lords, 20 BaImOrAl for the
| purpose Of iptrustipg him with tbs
/ formation ~ q new ministry.