, 1885-06-14
BRITOh'S BREAK.
The Queen is Glad That Glad
stone is Down.
Salisbury Wants a Show---The
Irish Going to Get Left
Anxiety as to What the
Foreign Policy of the
New Ministry WILDE
Big Wedding on
the Tapis.
Apaches Still on the warpath
Weekly Review of Foreign AfIairs.


LONDON, June l3.-The queen, 1t is
said, is delighted over Gladstone down.
fal, and the Parnelltes who accomplished
his overthrow are apparently going 10 en-
counter the hardest times they ever had
The marquis OF Salisbury, everybody be-
gins to see, lacks self-conidence.( He has
been bold, but never %far-sighted as a
leader of the opposition, but the very mo-
ment the Gladstone ministry resigned, the
marquis OF Salisbury became a suppllcant
for public help, and vowed he would not
take power unless the Liberals gave his
government "a show. Gladstone never
asked "a show from anybody, The
queen could not concea' her satisfaction
over che change in politics. She never
liked Gladstone. He was too superior to
etiquette, could not f%iatter, and was i'm
portant as a state servant 10 inc throne
iier majesty was 30 pleased " tne pros
pect oil again having a lory ana an arls-
oocrat al the nead OIL anairs tnat she 'eie-
Rrapheu her acceptance OIL MAIDSTONE :
resignation, ana Dy wire summoned
inc marquis oi SALISBURY 10 palinorai
70 assume 'ne trust oil forming
'he ne" governments II Is unuerstoou
.nA' 'ne marquis Vi 1anspuiy VIII refrain
from ,hc WORK o, FORMING " new cabinet Z
until ne mas heiu conferences WIN all OF
the CONSERVATIVE leaders singular as II
may appear 10 ~o.eisneIs 'ne cniei DO
lucal interest OIL tue Druohs Just now,
uoes not seem 10 De IN IN. consu'ut'o" Vi
the new ministry but principally IN tne
foreign poncy' anu secohaItln- Tue irsn
pohcy oil inc conservative government
rarneh mus. certainty nn'e we measure
oi nus amo'0on hear'y nieu "nen ~ mas
succeeded M making tne aHals u ireiu'u
the mos. important suo'ec' u ni'sn III
'eres' ai'er hngnsn io'e'sn alA'iS'
When the Irish members on Monday
night threw their votes with the Tories
and wrought the ruin OF the ministry,
that gave Ireland establishment and
the land act, they jumped upon their seats
and hurrahed. They might easily have
felt certain that the Tories, lifted into
power by Irish help, would at once Par
nelhze the government But the Tories
having recovered from their tirst excite
ment, appear TO attribute Gladstone dc
feat, not to his harshness toward Ireland
but to the loss OF Liberal votes driven
IRON him by disgust at his submission to
Irish ~bulldozing. Now this ~disgusted
Liberal vote is far larger than the Home
kule vote The Torres know TINS ana
they are wise IN their Gay ana genera'ioh,
They are playing for the larger vote and
the lilsh are seemingly gong TO get
lett. h conservative party Is
largely controlled by the preva-
lent opinion oil the Tory club
The Carlton and other leading lory
clubs all favor the theory adVancel by
Earl Spencer, the Irish yleeroy' that
there Is an absolute necessity Tor a con
tinuance OF the coercion policy In Ireland
On this point the Torres and a majority
oil the Liberals Will agree ana on II they
may combine against the hauieais anu
farneliites, AZ lney 90 tue nome nu
.e's %m y :" ea1" p''ra''s .n~ -
'"As '"s" 'o'e 49,, ~
pu"A'u'' Aiu I" 'o"s
oe se'uIeu 70 ,"' p'. ~ ~. H.
RUE III iie''s "O' "s
nail"s u ", .~~ -
,i'" A"y - u;.
'Vi""s n' p0"Vy
p"n "n pe "
party " ri
OIL coercion y oa'.I ~
spencer ; repO's n~iaS.ana's
as 'ne maiqu u CT
war minister, "ru -
s'cne e-~'' e. IN
spite Oh tue oppos,.o" ~ NJ
Duke, hr. 1osep" VnamOe,,'"u a"u y
ireveiyan' oucn = nne i pI"
"ouiu pe "i"Oa' ''i !" ~
70 a 'emporafy coaii''o" De'"'en
moderate AaOerhis ana inc iOne' 1
tne nauic@is anu IAr"e S"1
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haH Deipy, oo'vni"' MINISTER y"