Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-29
SALISBURY'S SELECTIONS.
SIR HICKS BEACH CHIEF SEC
RETARY FOR IRELAND,


RETARY FOR IRELAND,
The Parnellites Greatly Incensed at the
Choice - Tho appointment Looked
Upon in Conservative Quarters as
shelving the GentIeman-Mr. Cham
berlain Promises Lord Salisbury DUAL
flied support.
LONDON, July 28.-The Standard thinks
the Marquis OF Salisbury's position is
SAFE one as long as Mr.. Gladstone leads
the opposition. 1t was noticeable at the
meeting at the Carlton Club yesterday
that while Sir Michael Hicks Beach occu.
pied seat at the table near the Marquis
! OF Salisbury, Lord Randolph Churchill sat
IN one oil the front rows with the rank and
! file.
CHURCHILL's POST.
1t has just been decided that Lord Ran
dolph Churchill shall have the office of
! Chancellor OF the EXchequer and leader
snip IN the House OF Commons. A hastily
summoned Cabinet council met at Lord
GranVllle's house tonight. 1t is believed
that some foreign difficulty has suddenly
arisen. The Liberal Ministers have de-
! clded not to shape their tactics until the
| queens speech has been read in Parlla-
| ment.
The Exchange Telegraph Company an
nounces that it is informed on high
authority that Lord Salisbury's IRISH
| pohcy VIII include a proposal to lend to
ireland the sum of f5,000,0O0 to enable
ner TO establish local banks on the Scotch
system and lend money at nominal in
terest to farmers and manufacturers in
order to stimulate and develop trade.
IL mas been officially announced that
the MARQUIS OF Derby has been appointed
NlcerOy OF Ireland, and Lord lddesleigh
secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs.
The meeting of the Gladstone Ministry
at Lord GranvIlle's house this evening
was informal and Gid not refer to foreign
matters. 1t was decided to assist Lord
SALISBURY In obtaining the supply.
SIN OF OMISSION.
Citizens of Dublin are indignant at the
action OF the band of the Fourth Dragons
in emitting to play "God Save the Queen"
at the conclusion of a public perform
ance. This is the first time IN the annals
| OF the BRUSH army that the national an
them has been expunged from the must
cal programme. The bandmaster is
| charged with purposely emitting the
| hymn 10 please a disloyal crowd. An
inquiry Will be made into the matter.
yILIFYING A MEMBER.
DUBLIN, July 2S.-The Klsedy branch
| of the National League has published a
| lCoOIuIiOu FllllJlhS w nildlu Joseph COT-
! bet, member of Parliament. Mr.. Corbet
is charged with falling TO reduce renJs
and with Selling debtors cattle. The
! resolution says that while he poses as a
Nationalist, his true character is that of
a determined and relentless rack renter.
FEELING OF THE NATIONALIsTs.
At a meeting OF the National League
! here yesterday Joseph Biggar, member of
| Parliament, made speech IN which he
said there was no reason to feel despon-
! dent over anything the Conservatives
might attempt The Parnelites, he said,
| had already unmade two governments
and 1t was not unlikely that they would
unma6e third. He hoped that in any
| case they would never assist Mr.. Cham
| berlaln. John Dillon also addressed the
meeting. He said that il coercion should
be introduced in Ireland landlords would
| have the most cause TO regret it's intro
| duction. If home rule were offered Ire
| land would accept the boon, remember
ing, however, that it was MIR. Gladstone
who first offered it.
SIR BEACH'S ACCEPTANCE.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach accepted the
post OF Chief Secretary for Ireland with
reluctance and only under pressure from
Lord Salisbury, VINO held that the Irish
Office during the coming session would be
the most important after that Of Premier
Lord Randolph ChurchilPs set regard the
| appointment as the shelving of Sir Beach
and as triumph for the younger militant
! Conservatives. Both the Liberal and
| Conservative clubs question the wisdom
of the appointment. The Parnellites are
incensed at the selection of Sir Beach for
| the Chief Secretaryship, as they recall his
| recent speech in favor of coercion.
The Duke of Argyll declines to take
office. Mr.. Chamberlain, through Lord
| Harrington, has promised Lord Salisbury
| qualified support.
Lord Ashbourne has been intrusted
with the work OF drafting scheme tor a
reform OF tue Irish administration.
A private committee, including Lord
| Harrington, MIR. Goschen, Sir Henry
James and Mr.. Chamberlain will CO.
operate with Lord Ashbourne.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Lord Ran
| dolph Churchill and Lord Salisbury are
! preparing local government bill for Ire
! land.
THE CABINET ANNOUNCED.
LONDON, July %, D A. M.-The new
Cabinet has been announced, as follows:
Secretary tor War-Rt. Hon. William
Henry Smith.
First Lord of the Admiralty-Lord
George Hamilton.
Lord High Chancellor-Lord Salisbury.
Secretary for India-Rt. Hon. Frederick
Arthur Stanley.
Lord President OF the Council-Vis.
count CranbrOOk.
President of the Local Government
Board-Right Hon. Henry Chaplin.
President OF the Board OF Trade-Right
Hon. Edward StanhOpe.
Postmaster General-Lord John Man.
ners.
First Commissioner of Works-Right
Hon. David Plunket.
Attorney General-sir r. Z. Webster.
LORD Chancellor OF Irelaud-Lord Ash
bourne.
The first three of the above are official
announcements.
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