Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-23
WILL YIELD WITH GRACE.
Salisbury Will Soon Step
Down and Out.
He Will Not Try to Enforce
Minority Rule.
A Note of Discord Struck in the
Liberal Ranks.
Reserved Attitude of the irish Leaders.
Personnel of the New House
Of Commons-Cabinet
Forecast.
BY the Associated press.l

BY the Associated Press.l
LONDON, July 22.-[Copyright, 1892,
by the New York Associated Press. -
To inquiries addressed to Douglas, the
chief Conservative whip, today, as to
whether the government, if defeated on
q vote OF mo confidence" would persist
in remaining in Office, he responded:
"The government will act in accordance
with precedence and the constitution p
AS the balance OF precedence
is distinctly towards immediate
resignation on defeat, the whips
reply can be1taken as opposed to the re-
ports that Salisbury will challenge the
validity OF Gladstone's majority, and try
to govern with minority. The article
in the post, adopting the suggestion,
does not carry much weight. The Post
is not an inspired organ, and the result
Of researches made today in official quar-
ters by a representatives of the Associated
Press, confirmed the previous statement
that both the Conservative and Liber-
al-Unionist leaders had decided to re-
sign on the frEt vote in which major
ity is against them.
LIRERAL DIscoRD.
The result OF the meeting of small
group of Radicals at the house of Har-
court yesterday, has been the introduce
tion of the first note of discord in the
party. After the meeting several mem
bers of the commons who were present,
appeared at the National Liberal club,
where they announced that memorial
would BE- sent to Gladstone urging him
to put the leading planks OF the New
castle programme to the fore front, and
home rule in the back ground. AL
though the general feeling at the club
was distinctly in favor Of this course,
yet the desire to leave Gladstone unfet-
tered, is stronger, aud the proposed
Radical protest, as likely to embarrass
him, is disapproved. The movement is
causing an internal row. The reserved
attitude of the Irish leaders is in con-
trast with this premature activity ofithe
Radicals. Dillon and O,Brien and
other Carthyite chiefs will not be i'm
| terviewed for the present.
PERSONNEL OF THE NEW HOUSE.
An analysis of the personnel Of the
new house shows that lawyers hold 1854
eeats, merchants S., army and navy
officers 50, officers OF auxiliary forces %,
journalists 35, manufacturers 57, peers'
sons and brothers 85, gentry and land
owners 83. ship owners 19, brewers Is,
farmers 10, labor representatives is,
railway directors 30, while the remain
ing seats are occupied by men of vari-
ious other vocations or classes.
THE NEW cApTNrT
The Graphic Gays a meeting of the
Liberal leaders, Thursday, Professionally
agreed on part of the new government.
Lord Herschell is to be lord chancellor;
Lord Roseberry, foreign secretary La
| bouchere, postmastergeneral.
The queen will be asked to confer a
dukedom on Lord Spencer, and a barony
on Arnold Morley.
The fret measure introduced will be a
zone man, one vote" bill, and the next
| the home rule bill.
The Times asserts that the government
win resign Immediately alter vote of
no confidence.