The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30
HATE TO TAKE GLADSTONE
British Tories Will Try to Induce the
Queen and Salisbury to Fight.
Irish Members Will Have Nothing Intercept
the Home Rule Polcy-Premier Spoken Of
as Failing Rapidly and Needing Rest.

Copyright 1892. by the New York Associated Press
LONDON. July 29.-When the members of
the Cabinet separated yesterday it was
from the throne at tho opening of the new
Parliament would be limited to blank In
timation that Parliament had not met
for the transaction of business.
The militant section of the Conservative
party who want to combat the opposition
Z outrance. feel thoroughly exasperared
at the abandonment of what they believe
to be o strong position, both for
offense and defense. Lord Salisbury
is to visit tho Queen on Mon
day previously to the final Cabinet
council for the consideration of the exact
form of the speech from the throne.
Powerful influences will in the interval
be brought to bear on the Queen and Cab
met ministers alike to-day to induce Lord
Salisbury to adopt holder policy.
A proposal which is finding large accept
ance at the Carlton Club is that the gov
eminent open Parliament By announcing
the introduction of the franchise reform
bill. including such q redistribution of
seats as will correct the present alb
normal system of representation.
The Conservatives having no rea-
son to fear lone man, one vote
measure. if accompanied by redistribution
tricts, or taxation and representation 60
ing together, are now fercely alive to tho
fact that the Salisbury government has
weakly lost chance to carry o redlstribu-
ton bill favorable to the party.
passed, will affect 100000 votes, throwing
them chiefly on the Liberal side. A redis-
trlbution of seats based upon recognized
Liberal principles wonld increase the num-
mostly Conservatives. and the Scotch by
twenty and would reduce the Irish repre-
sentation by twenty members
1t 10 just barely possible that Lord Sails
bury will yet be pursuaded to throw down
the glove before the opposition. If he does
so it will lnspire the UniOnists with RAM
pant courage and enthusiasm, which they
have never vet shown.
Conservative whips who were consulted
stated that it was perfectly competent for
Parliament to proceed to the transaction of
business without speech from the throne.
1t Is fact that the House of
Commons can dispense with the speech
if it so choose. In order to assert
the historic RICH: to do without the speech
from the throne some bill is always read
the first time in zach house before the
speech. Still the unbrOken tradition is
that Parliament requires some form of q
speech.
The Irish party is not entirely treasured.
in spite of Liberal declarations, the home
rule will be expedited, and until Mr..
Gladstone adds the assurance of an
immediate dissolution of Parliament if
the House of Lords rejects the bill
o suspicion will haunt them that they will
be used to carry the Newcastle programme
and then thrown aside. Both Mccarthy
ties and Parnellites are possessed of an
idea that If Mr.. Gladstone, after
passing the lone man. one vote"
and other measures of the Newcastle
programme. went TO the country and got
British working majority, home rule would
become smoke. Now having him on the
hip. they will throw him unless he makes
home rule his first and final.
Some very curious stories circulate in
Richmond concerning the state of health
of a certain royal lady. whose name is very
familiar to the multitude. The royal lady
In question is very rarely seen III public.
but those who have had an opportunity of
gazing upon her at close quarters say
things which are passing strange and mys-
terloueO