The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-28
He Comes Once More to the
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THE p SALISBURY MINISTRY.
II Must Get Up and Get Out and
Make May For GIadston's
Now Ministry.
A sombre Coinc,Senee-rh Salisbury
Cabinet.

:
LONDON, January 27.-rhe Pail Aul
Gazette, In leading editorial, point;
out, as a sombre coincidence, the facl
that the salisbury cabinet tel OH the
anniversary Of the death of General
Gordon, who was killed a. Khartouni
on January % 1885. Specuiating on The
probabilities OF new ministry. the
Gdzette says, that strong one could be
formed by Mr.. Gladstone If he wo,ilu
take into itsuch menasJ Cham berlaiiI,
John Morley, William Sprosten, Kaine
Regenald, K. 2. Bratt. Sir George Rus
sci, Lord RoseDerry, Lord hartington
and g Mr.. Parnell. Roseberry, the q, .
settc, thin,s should be made Colonial
Secretary and Harrington Foreign Sec
rotary II place Oh Lord Derby anu Lord
Granville, who followed the offices
respectively in the last Gladstone cabi-
net. and who, together with the Earl of
Kimberly, formerly Liberal Secretary
for India, should, the Ggzette maintains,
be excluded from any future govern
ment the Liberals may be called upon
form. Mr.. Parnell, the paper continues,
its Chief Secretary for Ireland, aud he
=
first as last. In conclusion, the Gazette
says, if Mr.. Gladstone will form his
Cabinet or the material suggested, he
will secure for himself the prospect OF q
strong and stable government.
The Globe, Conservative. says it is I'll
mared that Mr.. Parnell has resolved to
use the home rule vote to overthrow
Gladstone at the first opportunity that
presents itself. Should the Liberals as
sumo power, Mr.. Parnell will do this
for the purpose of exhibiting to IRISH
abroad his power in order to stimulated
donations 10 the Parnellites treasury
which was nearly drained by the
recent elections. The Globe is also
authority for the statement that Mr..
Gladstone's new cabinet will be mainly
radical and that il will introduce a
measure in the English and Irish land
policy designed to settle the Irish ques-
ton without conceding Home rule in
any form. In this way Mr.. Glad
stone hopes to obtain the sup
port of both Radicals and Par
neliltes. Lord Salisbury is anxious
The Daily Meas fancies Lords Gran !
vile, Rosebury and Spencer will be |
members of the new Cabinet, although |
it thinks the appointment of Lord |
Granville as Foreign Secretary will |
elicit deep groan from the Liberal
party and from the country.
The Telegraph says Sir Charles Dixie |
will be offered a seat in the new Cabinet !
but that he viii ask to be excused until |
the Crawford scandal suit has been |
settled 1t is expected Lord Salisbury |
will go to Osborne to-day to acquaint |
the country with the nature = OF |
the Irish policy he intended to pur- |
sue if he had remained in power, and |
will probably take occasion to make
some statement to the House of Lords |
tomorrow, which will give him an op-
to unfold his intended treat
ment Of the Irish question. 4Hl -
The Standard says Chamberlain will !
be Irish secretary IN the Gladstone
Cabinet. 1t says also: "All the CONT
1ents, except Russia, regret the resig-
nation of the Tory government.