Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-11
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LoxDos. June W--Giadstous has %
yet iefs for BalDsrnl. 10 place his resi9
nation In the hands Of the Q,seu, a
stated In the Standard this nornizg
De 10 still in London. Earl Spencer Il
u Dublin, having left Losdon after TIA
Cabinet nesting yesterday.
rnoUELEsoaK IozD RANDOLPH
L0xpox, June l0-Ths chisa difscolty
encountered by thu Conservatives IN
theif discussion regarding thu forms
ton Of Ministry, says the Pal Nal
Gazette, II q problsn Of what 70 do With
Lord Randolph CaarchiIi. Hs claims
Tn have done much In the work OF de-
stroyin9 the Liberal Goverumenf and
demands his share OF the spoils II i
apparent that the older Toriss regard
hin as tFoublesome aud somewhat dan
gerous 10 have around IN national eoun-
cila The 6Gzstis intimates that 20
lie effort viii be made to gst nd Of him.
II the Conservatives form q government
be will. 10 10 said. be requested TO 90 10
Ireland. IL not to succsed Earl Spencer
a. Lord Lleutenanf, then IS Chief Sec
Rotary. The sort of talk which IL al.
ready being applied to the young man
10 s0mething like this, You certainly
prefer duty 70 mere ambition, therefore
yoa should adopt this difRenlt and dan
Reroos post. Dare ysu accept it? II
Won accept, thea vhether you succeed
or fail, you will at least prove that you
possess great qualities of intrepidiay
and self-saerifee, which are among the
greatest gifts possessed by q popular
statesman" L1rd Randolph 10 very
susceptible to hsttery, and be might
prove 70 be great Irish governor.
rHE DUTY or TIE CONSERVATIVES.
LONDON, June l0.-The Standard, in
an editorial, says +" the duty OF the Con-
ssrvatives 10 clear. II Gladstone insists
on resigninR, the Opposition Ia bound 70
aecept the duty OF Government. We
trust thas they will net hesitate, though
Statesmen have seldom been faced with
50 uninviting task"
FRxNcH oPfNIoz.
PARIs, June 10.-rhe Rspu6liq.s Fras
eGfs, speaking of the resignation IF the
Giadstoae Cabinet, says that Enrope
must distrust q Ministry where the Wis
dom Of Sir Stafford Northcote can be
annulled BY the passionate imprudence
OF Earl Salisbury and the petuiance Of
Lord Ran oiph Churchill. when for
eiRn Questions demand 90 much GOODNESS
and tact.
sAiIsBuRI SUPPORTS soKrEooTx.
LONDON. June i0.-A private depata-
ton Of Conservative members OF Par
lament waited on Sir Stafford North
cote and the Marquis Of Salisbury To-
day and urged them 60 refuse office.
The Marquis of Salisbury stated that il
the Qusen called them they m1st form
government. He would support
Northcote ~ Premier, and he expected
that the Queen's demands would place
Sir Stafford Northcote in that position.
HARrNeroS SUMMONED BY TIE QUEEN.
Lospox. June 10-The Queen has
summoned the Marquis Of Harrington,
Secretary Of State for War, TO Balmoral
Casale. II l. NOT koovn whsther he Il
summoned a. representative Of Glad
stone or IL TO be invited 70 frame a neg
Cabinet. Harrington seems in no harry
10 comply with the summons, and has
not yet started for Scotland.
WHY TIE MARQUIS DIDN'T 90.
LONDON, June 1.-The Marquis of
Harrington had arranged TO go 20 Bal.
moral last evening in place Of Glad
stone, but the plan was abandoned.
The fact that Harrington remains In
London Ii regarded as an indication Of
an early arrival Of the Queen.
THE QUEEN COMING.
An Official order was issued tonight
closing Windsor Castle TO the public
after tomorrow. This is q sure sign Of
the advent Of the Qaeen, a. Windsor 10
only 30 minutes by rail from London.
The return Of Her Majesty will greatly
expedite public business az the present
crisis.
TEE EFFECT or TORI RULE.
The Daily YssOs this morning ex
presses the hope that the Cabinet will
persist In resigning, adding that q few
months Of Tory rule will insure Lib.
sral triumph in the general election, and
will be better than fifty discourses Of
The superiority Of Liberal principles.