Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
The Discarded Minister Blames
the Queen
AND GLADSTONE DEFENDS HER
Extracts From the Recent Labonehere
Gladstone Comprehension
Morley Reelected.

net OH the queen.
In his answer 10 the first letter, IN
which Mr.. Gladstone assumes all the
blame for hi exclusion from the cabi-
net, Mr.. Lahouchere says be apprecl-
ates the courtesy toward himself and
the delicacy toward the queen eXhlb-
ltcd by Nj. Gladstone, but he IS still
forced to adhere 10 ms belief that the
queen lnstigated Mr.. Gladstone s
course.
To this Mr.. Gladstone has responded 4.
repeating the assertion that he IS an
swerable entirely. III every way, for the
exclusion. lie adds that II must not
be sought 10 lay the blame anywhere
else.
Leaves truth for Italy.
This called out another communlca-
ton from LabOuchere, IN which ne
thanks Mr.. Gladstone again for MS eN-
preston OF kind personal feelings but
again hints that ne has justification for
adherng TO his original view OF the
matter, seeing that Mr.. Gladstone has
not denied that the queen meddled IN
the makeup of the cabinet. Mr.. La
bOuchere closes with wishing the new
government every success, but declar-
ing that he Is too good a radical not 10
force rs much as possible IN the way of
genuine reform out of the party n
power. LabOuchere leaves tomorrow
for holiday IN Italy. He has received
hosts of letters and visits from admir-
ers, including many crauks who have
annoyed him considerably.
John Morley l. Reelected.
The announcement of the result of
the polling at Newcastle Yesterday was
made today. John Morley is declared
reelected 10y Il ,9S3 votes TO IL ,544 votes
for Pandell Rail-, the candidate of the
conservatives and hberal-unlonIsts. In
the general election, when one con-
servat,ve and two liberal candidates
were in the field, Newcastle having
two members. the vote was as follows:
Alderman Hammond, conservative,
1898; John Morley, liberal. l0.905;
j. Craig, liberal, 10, ,6S6. 1t will thus be
seen that Mr.. Morley narrowly escaped
defeat IN the general election. The
result of yesterday leaves Newcastle
represented as before, by Hammond,
conservative. and Morley, liberal, ana
cave Mr.. Gladstone from the humllla-
ton of having one of his cabinet OFF,
GERS rejected at the polls.
The polling shows an increase of over
1000 IN the liberal vote cast at the
general election and decrease of
nearly $500 on the conservative side.
The vote gwen to Hammond. however,
included many disgruutled liberals.
Pandall Ralli belongs TO Greek family
settled in England.
PlayfaIr disappointed.
Sir Lyon Playfar's elevation 20 the
peerage scarcely consoles hlm for the
failure TO receive the postmaster gen
eralshIp. He was so confident OF being
offered the office that for the past two
years he has had constant Coaching
from Henniker Heaton with view to
lnstltuung certain pet reforms OF his
when he should obtain the position.
Today was the seventy-third ami
versarv of the birth of the late prince
consort. The keepers and servants on
the roval estates IN Scotland gathered
at Craig Cowan hill, Balmoral, accord
ing to custom, and drank to the health
OF the departed.
For Irish Home Rule
The election of Mr.. Morely in New
Castle is a sore disappointment TO the
tories and also 10 many of the radicals,
for both torres and radicals had hoped
by defeating Morely, 10 put Irish home
rule into the back ground. Rail-, 10 as
strong man as could have been nom
mated against MOrely, and ne made an
earnest canvass and hard battle. On
the other hand. the irish voters of
New Castle, urged on 10y the irish
leaders IN political matters, devoted
themselves with q zeal they had not
before exhibited to securing Mr.
MOrcly's reelection, and nearly every
Irish nationalist IN New Castle made
himself a committee OF one to obtain
votes for GladstOue's chief secretary.
and there IL hardly doubt that but
for the efforts Mr Morely would have
been defeated. Mr.. Morely views his
reelection TO IRISH votes aud irish sup
port aud ne will not be likely TO forget
the fact IN his Office of IRISH chief
secretary.
Everybody IL satisfied.
There is general satisfaction among
the IRISH nationalists with Mr. Glad
stones home rule program, a. placed
before the public this week. The ma
t.onalists had been appreheusive that
NJ. Gladstone would not favor giving
the Irsh parl.am4 a. control OF tho con
stahulary and of Judiciary. They are
now completely reessurcd and With the
constabuiary at their command tho
member OF a home rule administration
would he In position ga compel respect
for the authority 81 the IRISH parla.
nent Tho IRISH Constahularv ~ in
splendid condition and under thorough
discipline and just as ready 20 serve a
home rule government a. any other as
long az the Authority that asks Tor ohe-
q enre lsa lawful authority fhe con.
stahulary s recruited lu Ireland and
tnr member are hue specimens, as a
rule, OF IRISH pnyHque.
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