Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-10
Excitement Abonl the Question Of the
Leadership after william
Henry Smith.
rHt LIBERALS EARNESTLY DESIRE
GOSHEN.
Ia n state OF rorment In England n,
rFes.ut.

LuND1S, oct. p.-Atno time since
III" breaking up the Literal party On
HialatnucH Introduction " the home
rule uili, have political circles been In
ruch state N fcrment ~ now. This
uuet ton ~ the succession 10 the leader
snip, made vacant by the death Of
william Henry smith, has excited the
hope and itnu % the Conservatives
ana Liberals alike. parncll's disnp.
pontsnco from the FIELD VI politics ndds
10 the perplcXiiy and heightens tho
interest % the situation. Members u
the Carlton CLUB refuse 10 believe that
Salisbury will appoint Go-chen ~
Smith's position, despite the open
declaration made by the friends Of
Gnschen that, II he u passed over, he
viii resign his place IN the govern
ment.
Tho Liberals earnestly desire
Goschon, knowing that they could
rely ON his conduct hs n leader 10 pro.
cinltatc dissolution Of parliament.
From minister not In the cabinet
but thoroughly vcr-Cd In the situation
| learn TINT tho whole official circle
concur In the dusirahility that Sir
Michael Hlcka-i Beach should succeed
TO tho leadership. Balfour himself
sdyocntes that appointment aud says
his own hands are too full with the
Irish government bill.
Lord Salisbury keeps silent, dreading
q breach with Goschcn aud the Union.
lHts, aud equally fears the evaporation
Of the Conservatives n he places Cos
chen.
IliE ATTITUDE or TilE LEAD tS0 PAR
SELLi1Es
puts beyond doubt thoif determination
To maintain the conflict with the FOL.
lowers Of Justin Mccarthy. The talk
OF an Irish group Ia the National Lib.
oral club Indicates the existence u u
proposal 10 avoid contest by giving the
Cork seat 10 a parnelliic aud Kilkenny
20 an adherent Of Mccarthy. The
temper of the ParuelliteH IN against any
compromise. Want Of money alone In
likely IN dGmpen thelr combativo nfdoT.
In relation 10 the Paris fund, there
are queer nimOrs that II will be fOu nd
10 depleted that there IL almost moth
| ing left. Mr.. Pnrneli's personal flnan-
ccr, M IA known, were seriously re-
duced during the past two years. A
few weeks brfor. his death he came TO
London seeking an extension ~ time
on several bills. lie was not cxtrava.
giant personally, but no bcggafed him
self In his secret expenditures In the
cause Of home rule.
The mention Of the name OF John
Redmond as the sectional leader arises
from Parnelps recent confldibg 10 him
the conduct Of the campaign In Great
Britain. II Ia improbable that the sec.
ton viii recognize this "a sufficient 10
give Redmond the right TO the loader.
ship. Their dilemma leads the name
Of William shaw 10 be again heard.
II the rarnellites resort 10 his advice
he will instantly urge an instant ccAsa.
ton " sectional strife anu q reunion Of
the party ON the basis Of the policy OF
the majority.
The greatest trades union, the Anal.
gamated Engineers, having an cxecu.
/ tive department In Great Britain,
America and Australia, IL about TO 70.
/ organize.
In the Hosier divorce case, which Ia
exciting widespread Interest, thore arc
two respondents, n well.known duke
and an RfistocHtic military officer.
IL has tnnspired that Lydia Manton
or Miller, this Gaiety chorus girl, whose
suicide caused such a sensation, was
cnoientc, aud fears arising from her
condition had much TO DO with her
suicide.