Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
FROM GER THE SEA
Gladstone Will BE Premier in
Earnest.
HIS flRMNEss UNDERSTOOD


Essential Points - Punkett
cssaess . Rippls.
Loxpox, Aug. 13.-The new cabinet
and other oficial appointments yet 70
be made arc the sole topics Of convsra-
sion. Contrary 70 the view advanced
By some newspspers, Mr.. Gladstone
will bs premier in al that the term
implies. He will control the policy OF
the cabinet at home and abroad. and
every member Of the cabinet will be in
thorough accord With the chief. The
idsa oonvsyed by Joseph Chamberlain
in his virulant attack on Messrs. Glad
stone and N0rly, 70 the effect that Mr..
Gladstone would select Lord Rosebsryy
70 take charge of foreisn ahairs, it his
own views differed from Lord Rose
berry's, has exerted both indignation
and surprise in liberal circles. It's we'll
known 70 Ill who have followed
Mr.. Gladstone and his career that
while he u not . jingo, he is
thoroughly . believer IN maintaining
the INTEGRITY Of the British empire. and
that Lord 6alisbury himself would not
be more Joe0lute, on occaslon in repell-
ing foreign aggression. This Mr.. Glad
stone showed Id 1885 when he gave
the Russians notice that they would re-
tire from the gates Of Herat and sus-
tained the warning with military and
naval preparations that Russia could
not misunderstand. Whatever uufs-
vorable impression the Car may have
had regarding Mr.. Gladstone up to that
time IS we'll known to have beon
etsaced. Tho Car cannot be said 70
be on friendly terms With Mr.. Glad
stone today and this Mr.. Gladstone
himself has stated. Mr.. Gladstono's
foreign policy differs from that uf
Lord SAlisbuTy in that Mr.. Gladstone
believes in = strict adherence 20 treat
ies and pledges and he docs not be-
lievo in crnShinR and bullying any lit
tie stste that may tempt England's g
cupidity.
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radically from Lord Salisbury, who
shaped the course of England In con-
tinental anairs as it England was q
fourth member OF the triple alliance
and bound to sustain Germany,
Italy and AustrAlia against France
and RuemB. 3hoo14 war break
out between Germany and France, or
bstween France and Russia on one side
and the powers OF the triple alliance
on the otner. Great Britain with Glad
stone as premier, would not Interfere
as long a. the cOmbatants would re-
spect the rights aud lntereAts OF Great
Britain. Ia brief, Mr. Gladstone will
mot 90 about with menace on his brow
and challenge in his tone. giving for
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land 10 rather anxious for pretext to
punish those who may get IN her way.
Mr.. Gladstone will adopt strong, but
not an aggressive. foreign policy. Such
is Mr.. Gladstone's position. 90 far as the
world outside of the British Empire 10
concerned, as set forth by . prominent
liberal. who mas long been his intimate
associate and will probably be in his
cabinet.
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