New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
~ ANS OF THE NEW PREMIER
.,.v,c,u.rY IN FORMING THE NEW Gov
ERNNENT.
~ s,,,ssuRy ApDRxssEs 400 TORIES AT THA
I'A s,Tos cIuB-pRoMIsINa TO oRAPPLx
u,ru rHx IRISH ouRsrIoN-PARIIA-

xy,ru rHx IRISH ouEsrIoN-PARLIA-
MEyr TO SIT DURING AUGUST.
.,.vnox. July 27.-The Marquis Of Salisbury,
80 randolph Churchill and Sir Michael Aicks -nes0.
ona conference this afternoon. hniepot'ea snAs
.a,snurv 4. hsyiae great dn,culty In the work 81
-. no. az chef Secretary for ireland. no sutsee
. ts.,ns 10 take the ofhes under she new Sove,r
-, Ioro harrington had been consulted soous tn'
- sa,rstsryship before today'e Conference anu so
S.h vh,ch has occurred over the question may 'oq.o
-. ,stnru from Goodwood, whittier ne mas soAo !"
sseud the races ....,., yneat,
In an ver to Lord esisbury's call for senafai Uo ~
,ng of the Conservative members OF shs noeseU U 49,
Ine 80 c.,,,on Caub bulding vas ct an early hour
az, win h,s followers and surrounded oy large CIV
,s,h,,e.rs The people were evidently stropf synpH
,a,,srs with the dominant party and cneereo esos
=. he sppeared Lord lddeseiRh, Loru 'oun
and lord Charles Brresford were "eioonou ~"
n, o.e that was specially enthusiasne' tne "en 80
-, ,sho vas Chief secretary for ireland Tor
fortnight preceding the close OF Loro ee" 80
D,rmsnt xas oheered heartily when he arrived. anu
A.. .n,anse which greeted the Marquis OF eanspui'
vhan be made his appearance amounted 70 Sn o" . =
The nav Premier even more neN"H ,o' ,,s,.,
the meetinR inside. He mAde an address on 'uo go
.,tna,,on in which he congratulated nm Desi", on w
c... of the Conservative party In the rtcen.
and ax xelt ON the wisdom aud necessary Vi So"
-, ,,,,b the iibrra Uniorists IN frtsh policy
ma. uron,. snoke for twenty minutes bA'ins tut
xnanv an npounccd that he had accepteu tAe o,0o Va
Mnstor b. said that he had. on behalf OF tue
.tv. party offered Psemorship 70 Loro
and tEat me Queen had approved the proner. Loro
,a.,on boweyer saw 1T to decline the task OF form
, IN. government but he promised for himself ana ns
colleagues that they would Loyalty support the So'eln
meut founded by the Conservatives ConcerniuS '"'
naaro of this promised support the Premier sAu 'u'
Lord Harrington had given assurances that tue
upiouiss would support the Conservative Government
maintenance
.,,,tv of the Empire" So far the Irish policy OF
,ha aoyerpmens was concerned. Lord Harrington neo
rromised that the Liberal Unionists would give any
measure PROPOSED by the Government Tor reoress OF
Ibsb grievances most careful consideration" Con
.eruine this subiect said the Premier. would inorm
the meeting that any scheme or reform contemplated
IN the machinery of the Irish question: will DO my best
o ob,ain the GO oper Of the Marquis OF Harrington
cheers The Liberal Unonists have reserved 70 tue"
,,ves freedom OF action outside these imin out noo
,o,rcey say that we can reckon on tneir euppor'
sainst yexatous and fractions. opposition or oosu0
ton without the giving of distinct pledges" heveruns
% I,,sh at the conclusion Of hs spooch the
Marouis sad: mght say also that the Ministry VIII
forthwith prepare . bill TO erapple with the hsn
diat ulty In the direction Of extended local
ment." o.. u,,-
Arthur Loftus Tottenham. Tory member TOR "ln-
ohe.ter here asked what protection would In the mean
time ee Afforded 70 the loyasts In ieeiano "nose '
we're becoming burden 70 them
The Msrouis OF Salisbury replied that the Government
neant To vigorously enforce the existing laws and ap'
ply for additional powers necessary But no addeo'
t is unwis TO these matters tefore the est'
mat-s finished. -. p - a.u.
hnrv announced. and would st cOntinuously during
Inynst for the purpose Of psssing tue estmAtoA he
then asked 70 preserve Soeo uto socoSy
soneernlug all the statements OF Government pooy nc
had n,.de and requested the meeting 70 approve tne
sctnn taken by himself and colleagues rnspectns tbe
ins of mutuas aoti2n between the Coesefve-
tyes and the LIBERAL Uuionsts The request wns re-
eeived with deafonnR applause ..S.., a. .
The Earl OF Icdeseigh sr Stafford II. Nortnt ote the
RI Hon Henry Cecil Raikcs. momber for Cambridge
menIer for oxford University; Sir Henry InuTston
Holland member for Bemp~tead. and others iolIoweo
Lord Salisbury, all wsrmly praisng AM approving MS
enors 10 enect coalition with the Liberal Onlonlets
snd eakins with entbusiasm OF the new Governmonts
prosIects Lord Iddeseigh was accorded warm ree
hon wien he arose TO address the meeting over SOO
Tory peers and sve members OF the no"
Of Commons were present. .,.. -.s .A.
Conservatives on any terns -, ~,-s .A..
A report is current In the Army and Navy Ciun thns
the will Do the appolntmens
Of commission TO inquire Into the chereee %
corruption that have been brought efeinet tne
War Ieparment. Among tboae anected oy the chaIRSs
are Admiral Lord Alceser, Mr.. ehawLefe IormerV
Secretary TO the Admiralty WOodhall, spryeYoroen'
era OF Ordnanee and White, Consulting naval Aronr
tect II 10 alleged that these officials, IN
he Armstrong Company, arranged prontAoie oon'rso's
with the firm.