Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
GLADSTONE AND HIS COLLEAGUES
Views Of the London Press on the New lib
erNl Cabinet.

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LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times says. 1T ID
not without Significance that Sir o. George
Trevelvan's notified prorootior ,nov.. M h;s
,ou.,.., .--,
o,r0" o"ion
nousn'on surprise ous ne possesses
Important qualifications for tho post, and In
spite.. of the obvious disadvantage which be-
speaks public sympathy, there il every reason
to believe that he wilAprove a. efficient repre-
sentative of the sovereign a. that mongrel, q
home rule viceroy. can be.
"Taken % q whole the ministry can scarcely
be expected to display, with one or two excep-
tons, that Independence Of thought which
orable distinction Of liberal administra-
tons. 1t approaches closely Mr.. Gladstone .
ideal OF himself a. the government and his coli
leagues ~ the chief clerks, which he was unable
to realize when he had Independents colleagues
like Lord Harrington, John Bright, the Duke
of Argyle and Joseph Chamberlain:
Putting Lord Rosebery aside the cabinet Is
not Likely 70 have much influence on Mr. Glad
stones policy"
The Standard thinks Baron Honshton Old
enough to have given some evidence OF the
qualities essential to statesman: 1t promises
Loro hossoerys appointment, II says; evi-
osnce OF me conservsesm with wnicn nus more
savsnced ADMIRERS nave oiten reproacneo Mf:
SAoSsohe ana wArrant Ior Preoicune tnes
MI M. oiaassones DARK VIII prove worse IMAM nus
DIG;
me ieeegrapa announce IN; mat Lo.a Sa; ;s
nury IN an unsemsn spirit wiu aeceps no Gus.
umcuon from .ne crown eAcep' tne Pnvnsee OF
wearing tne wLncsor UNIFORM, wnicn mas only
peen Sfan'eG ouiinS sne present. reign 70 LORD
meIpourne, Lore Immersion and Earl Grey.
Inc Cnronacse thinks that Mr.. diadstone
se tne memoen OF nus caDines retner on
. .ne tnea'ricaa s'at company system; IL says'
Forces o. genius are with DIFFICULTY dis
ce,niols' ou, 'ney are sound ana 1aatn,
iui men, VINO wiz stick to business and
70 .ne ieaoer IN sunanlne, ana, perhaps, WI
10 form h ss sood ministry a. the premier, VINO
is IimseH = ministry OF al the saients, could
WISE TOT WINE ne mas 70 oepend upon vacuist-
ink elec ~ anu ne!eroeoneous maJority;
.n1 Oaronscse consi1en young peer wnnne
to.say d.1 70 Mr. noriey peter spPolns-
nicn. Is Irisn vlceroy IMAM Lora 6rassey, whose
sgymP".ny WIN heMna Is tIlne douotiul: Inc
Cnro",cte complains OF the giving OF seat In the
be- mn.pr
culture are LETT out 1t thinks Mr.. Buxton
e S as worthy OF once as Mr.. Aisquith and
M, Aciano.
Inc Ne,os says: I'VE consider 1t immaterial
VINO me Vicsroy OF ireland Is Just now - long
as MI. Morley mas the practcal con-
auc' OF tne government OF Ireland,
put II satisfactory to know that
baron houghton Is regarded as a man OF
great promise and as likely to go far In career
OF statesmanshp. Inc new government, so Tar
as II mas Deen arranged, mas o good deal OF
youtn about II. Messrs. Asqulth, Acland and
Arnold Morley are examples OF rapid but weii-de,
served elevation. Inc heaviest work WILL fall
upon mr., GLADSTONE, Lord spencer. sir william
vernon darcourt ana John Morley a. the inner
eo ~. LII uistons 'uo louo iu'e OIL
not a duly representatiye one, Nor can the old
complaint be made that the peers have had it
all their own way"
me freeman Journal (Dublin) In an edi-
toriai arucie on the new government says: