The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-26

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lowing authoritative announcements;
FIRST. that Lord salisbury has undertaken
20 form . new cabinet; second. that ne
has not undertaken 70 do 50. third, tina;
&c has formally declined 70 do so; fourth,
that be MS recommended the Queen %
delegate the duty 70 Sir stafford North
cote; Nth. that Gladstone has consented
O. retain office until the elections. sixth,
tbag salisbury having declined. Hartius.
ton has been Sent for 10 patch up > tenn
pnrsry ministry % carry on the business
81 the COUNTRY until the appeal 10 the
con>titur ucies has been decided ore way
Or the ctner The truth prohsbly is that
salisbury has engaged 10 sound his col
leagues srd win do 50 forthwith. and
~ mi position 70 announce results in
time for the reasssmbliDs Of Parliament
morrow The Conservative leaders are
sid to Be unit in the pol
icy Of tis~oivin- Parliament on the
completion Of supply. private bin
legislation and routine work II i
only reasonable % suppose this condition
MI be Insisted on by the ministers OF
tl,r late Tory ministry invited 10 seats in
The Cabinet
DIFFERENCES TO nv HARMoSxED-
There are serious differences If opinion
on The Irish questions. the reaewsi Of the
crimes set most u all. and Lord Sails
bury's chief difficulty will b. 10 lind tried
men who<e views are not - divergent as
-.
Sir stafford Northc0te Excheourr).
Cranbrook Indian once. STANLEY. (war
ONCE. and Cross Home Oiticel. are
Moderate> AMI favor = conciliatory policy
In Irelsnd- Sir Michael Hicks-Beaca.
Lord George Hamilton ami other men,
bers Of the late Government have vet to
20 b. brought into harmony with the
views q Lord Salisbury on Irish qnes-
lions On foreign relations the Old cab
int are tor all practical purposes unanI-
NOUS
On fiscal questions there are no radical
differences They are . unit against In
creased beer and spirit duties. and with
out exception unfertsEed As regards the
imposition Of = duty on foreign products
entering largely into competition with
articles Of Tome growth and manutact-
ure. although pr0lesseLly free traders.
The suggested seat in tue Cabinet for
Lord Randolph Churchill has developed
iii-feelin- between the admirers Of the
fourth parry leader and the orthodox
pary. Since h dei-ai u the Beacons-
held administration down 70 the present
tine The Interests Of she opposition In rela-
tann TO Irish Affairs have been confined ex-
riosively 70 the two members of the late
Government whose duty il was when in
Office 10 answer to Paliament f9r that
branch Of the National business. IL Is
hardy likely these gentlemen will con-
sent 10 their claims being ignored 10
serve bis first apprenticeship in the de-
parsmenfs Of state, no matter now wasp
ish ne may have proved himself
A. regards the India Office. another
post for which Charchill has been men,
,ionrd. Lord cranbrook has not yet sig
ulnef desire to Ill any other position.
and until that time arrives be. of course,
has the refusal OF the Secretaryship II
State Tor Indis- II outsiders are to be
taken into the Cabinet to Gust former
Cabinet ministers, who expect to b. re-
instated Ia their former places, anu have
every title % reinstatement. then Mr..
Chaplin will have TO be dealt with. He
has worked hard for advance menf. and
In, frequently led The party Al critical
moments In The absence OF the recog-
nixvd chiefs. lie Is probably marked
out for Advancement There are
only two actual vacant seats in the
Caoinct, assuming that ali the old mer1-
bcrs now alive are ssket and consent to
serve again. but = post ;nay be ere atcd
for Churchill without Cabinet rank for
the present. 10 sfJTd him an opportunity
81 proving his metsle place OF power
with responsibility ANON. the men
destined for Office Of some sort l. Ed
ward Clark. Y. a. Mr.. Clark was one of
Lord Beaconsheld's personal selections.
He was put up for Southwark Just before
the disaster OF 1850. S,ec ally to train for
ONCE. Clark j. believer in the power
Of the Irish vote, having felt It's infu.
eoce.
SALISBURY ACCEPTS
Lc~Dn~. June l5--The Marquis of !
Salisbury has consented 20 form . Minis
Try. and is actively negotiating with ~.
stafford Northcoie, the Duke OF Rich
mond and Gordon, Lord RAwtou, Hon.
Edward Stanhope. NJ. r. Tor L'ncoin-
ehEsc. Mr.. Rswiand VIM, NJ. r. for
North Lincolnshire, TO the end Of secur-
ing their cooperation These gentle
men have agreed 70 meet and consult
with Lord Salisbury io-day.
LoSDoS, June 1.-The Duly Nssrs
says that Lord Salisbury has adopted
che Only course open to him in assuming
the formation Of 4 Ministry.
The Nsrs makes . fresh and doleful
appeal 70 Mr.. Gladstone 70 lead the Lib |
eral party a. the next election, aud says
y plainly sees defeat for tho Liberals II |
he does not lead.
The Itmss continues to berate the |
Gladstone government. and publishes