The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-25

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FnNu. lNf0 "a 49, present fUfm, u
would prevent, even ~ osse NJ neees.
slty, al appeal " tbs country bafofo
November The motion Of the Marquis
~ salisbury was then adopted by
vote ~ l9i ayes IA 81 naya.
Ths Earl NJ kimb0fly, who Was SEQ
rotary Of State for India In Mr.. dad.
stones ministry, voted against the
motion Ia adjourn.
In the House 0f Commons this AZ.
tornoon Mr.. Labouohere asked II
IL was true that the Marqui.
n from taxing Office by hi. failure to OF.
tain assurance OF assistance from the
retiring government Mr.. LabOuohere
added that he himself, and many 9TH
or Radicals, strongly objected 10 any
assurances being given the Conserya'
tives in the event or their taking
office.
Mr.. Gladstone, In reply 10 question
OF Mr.. Laboucharo, said that whom he
was last asked as 10 asimilar question,
he stated he had not AT the time had
any conference with the Marquis OF
Salisbury. Since then, however,
he had received overturss from the
Marquis of Salisbury, Should there
be any result of the conference
between the marquis aud himself IL
would DO made public. There would
be no secret understanding Whatever.
In that tho Marquis of Salisbury him
self cOpcured. rho House then, ON
motion OF Mr.. Gladstone, adjourned
until Tuesday next.
SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITIES.
In accordance with the decision OF
the meeting OF tho Marquis OF Sails
bury aud other Conservatives, North,
cote has been appointed first lord OF
tho treasury, with u, peorago, tho
premiership remaining In the hands
of Lord Salisbury. For the premier
no. to assume the duties OF first lord
of the treasury is unusual, but II has
a precedent.
Mr.. Arthur Baltour will be president
OF the local government board, with
out = sea. IN tho cabinet.
Hon. Edward Stanhopo Will be vice
president oil the council.
IN GRIEVANCE.
The News says IL is enabled TO state
that the formation OF the ministry is
in obeyance, pending negotiations OF
Lord Salisbury with the Liberals.
NoRrHcorE A NOBLE.
The Queen has sent Sir Stafford
Northcote an autograph letter, thank
ing him for his high services and Of
iering him An earldom. He viii as
sumo the title of Earl of Iddlesleigh
and viscount st. Cyres.
THE LIBERALS ARE MUM.
The Liberal leaders haye not yet
given TO the Conservatives any pledge
of assistance in the conduct of tho gov
eminent. The privy council was not
held to-day at the Windsor Castle for
the formal transfer of the ministry;
hence the Liberals will retain their old
benches when Parliament meets this
afternoon.
CHURCHILL ovATED.
Lord Randolph Churchill received
an ovation to-day from the crowd rs.
sembled at the Windsor depot, where
he took train for Ascot heath.
THE QUEEN AS 4 MEDIUM. ~
The negotiations between the Liber-
ais and the Conservatives are proceed
ing through the medium of the Queen.
The Marquis of Salisbury
urges that if the redistribution of seats
bill is finally passed, the Conserva-
tives will be deprived of their consti-
tutional affirmative OF appealing to the
country, should tha Liberals unfairly
hamper the conduct OF public business;
therefore, the Marquis OF Salisbury
unexpected, after taking the best legal
advice on the subject, decided net to
allow the Seats bill TO pass into law
until further consideration has been
had. 1t is impossible for the new
bill TO como into operation before
November; hence Lord Salisbury
insists on having Liberal pledges not
to wilfullv obsJruct the Conservative
leaders. The Conservatives are alarm
ed at the tone of Mr.. Chamber
lain's recent speech, which donates
an intention on his part to
harass the Conservatives to his ut
most The Conservatives insist that
the Liberals will yet DO compelled to
accept Lord Salisbury's terms.