Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-27
PREPARING For PARLIAMENT.

Members and Ministry Setting Ready
for the @essisn-Daagers for the
Cabinet.
London correspondence Omaha Bee:
There ia now peroeptible o movement
RAINING through the political world of
London. Members of parliament come
up IN considerable numbers to look after
houses for the season. The clubs are
more lively. Even few dinners begin
to be given. The stagnation OF midwinter
is yielding at the approach OF session
on which much depends, Nobody knows
what will happen, but ali sections and
parties hope for their own projects. The
CLANS are mastering in the field. The
signal to engage will soon be given, then
comes the tug OF war. Meanwhile
Charley Beresford 10 gong and there is
wild story that Mr. Chamberlain will
remain in Canada as goyernor-geuerel,
How many more bad spots are they to
make at successor for Lord Lansdovn
First there was Lord Randolph, now il is
OhRmberlain,an and presently it will be Au-
Rustus Harris, OF Drury lane. Cham ber-
lain has his eye on much greater office
than any Canada contains. He has
heard the mystic voice which whispers
"thane Of Glamis," "thaae of Cawder," :"
that shall be written minister. Here
after it would take strong birdlime to
hold this downy bird in Canada. As
for everybody's Charley, no doubt he
is very popular, but those who fancy
seeesslon will weaken the ministry sre
mistaken. Individual designations eel-
dom shake government nowadays.
Salisbury out adrift from Disraeli'a
ministry and took with him Lord
OarnRrSon ard General Peele, yet the
coach was not upset. Did not Bright
secede from CHA istone in the midst of the
Egyptian war? Public feeling was more
in favor OF Bright than Gladstone, yet
the ministry went as before An ad.
| ministrstion which survived the shock OF
Lord Randolph's resignation is not like.
ly TO be materially weakened by Beres-
ford bolting. Perhaps, when the truth
comes to be known, il will
find that the dashing bat eccentric
sailor has been threatening to re-.
sign once week or so ever since he was
| appointed. That will somewhat break
the force of the blow now delivered.
| Charley likes to have his own way, but
subordinate is not usually allowed to
| boss the ministry--the tail does not gen
| orally wag the dog. Lord George
Hamilton is responsible for the navy
and so far the country has confidence in
him. Beresford kicks over tho traces
because he cannot have $1,000 yeai
mere to spend on his pet department.
but the public will not care two strawt
for the whole dispute, taking it FOL
granted the ministry knows what it II
about. A man who resigns almost al
ways puts himself in the wrong. These
storms in teaoup are not going to
affect the ministry,
l have act before you one of the rea
dangers now, the local government bill
which strikes so deadly blow of exist.
ing local institutions and those who con
troll them. That is the measure Parnel
has in his mind when he fortells that th
ministry will go to Pieces, after all, owe
its English legislation.
Secondly, the government will have I,
J run the gauntlet on account of the arrests
especially if that Of Mr.. Cox in Londol
!, is to be precedent in law. 1t may b
all right, but have heard many union
lists question its wisdom. The frs
Irish member singled ont for arrest i
!, Londen hsppens to be very popula
Mr.. Cox is not Mr.. Banner. He is a
nnhinching nationalist, bat he is gen
tleman and fights like one, and I thin
) that many conservatives even will b
/. sorry to hear ne is in trouble. Suppos
: now, that Dillon is arrested on the ey
of the scssfon. Itneeds no prophet
foresee that there will be o tsemendol
9 sensation.
!. Then there is the foreign policy OF Il
2 government. When the parllamel
Facets dispatches wllIhave to be pr,
: duced. The questions will be tssket
9 How far has England gone into Il