The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-20
MR.. GLADSTONE'S CABINET.
LIST OF TIE STATESMEN VINO ARE
LIKELY TO HAVE SEATS IN IT.

LIST OF THE STATESMEN VINO ARE
| LIKELY TO HAVE SEATS IN IT.
The Tory Rope that Gladstone Cannot
Curry n Vote or Want or Con ndeuce by
More Than Very Small Majority.
LONDON. July 1e.-The following is likely to
| he the ake.up Of Mr. Gladstone's Cabinets
Mr. Gladstone. Premier and FIRST Lord Of the Treas.
ury
| Lord iiersehei. Lord High Chancellor
Earl Rosebery. Foreign Secretary.
Sir William vernonIiarcourt, Chancellor OF thu Ex.
| chequer.
| Henry Hartley Fowler Home Secretary.
| John Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland.
STR George Otto Trevelyan. Secretary OF state for
| Scotland.
| culture
The Right Hon. A. j. Mundsia. President OF the Board
| OF Trade.
Lord Ripon Secretary OF state for India
Earl Kimberley. Colonial Secretary,
Ear! Spencer. Lord President OF the Council
The Right Hon. Henry Campbcll.Bannermen. secre.
| tary for war
! G.J Shaw Lefevre First Lord Of the Admiralty,
james stansfeld President of the Local Government
Board.
All the above. except Lord Darlington. have
| been members OF former Cabinets OF Mr.. Glad
stone. Lord Darlington was Governor Of New
South Wales during Mr. Gladstone's second
| Ministry. ,,
Outside Of the Cabinet. places must be found
for Herbert Gladstone. who will probably be
| Financial Secretary OF tho Treasury; Sir
Charles Russcll. who Ia expected to he Attor-
ncy- Gencral; Herbert Henry Asquth. the ris-
| Ing legal luminary. who will very likely be-
como Solicitor General Prof James Stuart.
| who is said to be slated for the Postmaster
| Genernlship: Cyril Flower who doubtless will
| have the CHARACTERISTIC OF the Duchy Of Lam
| caster. and Henry Lahouchcre. who can have
the Commissionershir Of Works and Build.
| ings and II he insists. can have u seat in the
| Cabinet along with it.
The Standard. Conservative. says:
THE Government must meet the new Par
| lament and leave it to Mr. Gladstone TO ask
the House OF Commons to vote no confidence
in the Ministry: but 1t does not follow that he
| will succeed in carrying such a vote on the
address, The Nutionaists may move an
amendment to his resolution that the House
| refuses to Withdraw confidence in Lord Sails
| bury till 1t can rorose confidence in Mr. Glad
! stone. and it cannot do this until
, it knows the course Mr.. Gladstone intends
| to pursue in the event OF his access
sion to power. Such an amendment
would raise the whole question Of the par
/ ticular measure Of home rule Mr. Gladstone is
meditating. and 1t is obvious that the Anti
ParnelliteS quite as much as the Parnellites
| would then bs forced to compel him to make
In the House the disclosures which he has
far refused to make to the country This
would be natural logical. and legitimate
piece Of tactics, and the Parnelltes would be
wanting in devotion to Mr.. Parnell's memory
! and in obedience to his counsels IL they do not
adopt 1t. They havo personal wrongs to
ayenge. and cannot be expected to SUPPORT Mr..
pans If u hiy sw easas to bis bs
frank and candid, they can refuse to
vote s,s for him, and he Win be beaten
SO absurdiy small majority as to make his
he consented. under the threats OF nominal
adhercnts. 70 tell the House what sort of Irish
meatey nd Smset II in 't tSts practical s pi em
ma.ether the plah' would dissatisfy the NJ.
What iSnrs It bs' %hShcr
Mr.. Gladstone can carry a vote for want Of
majority. it would remain for the Governm s
to decide whether to resign or to continue to
remote when it could reappeal to the country.
ground and invite Mr.. Gladstone to do his.
Sir Iryce Pryee;aJones. Conservative WHO de-
81 L6srS in the Mo
ed at f.lantdoes yesterday by a mob Of in
furiated adhrrents Of the defeated candidate:
severely iniu ring him. Hanbury- Tracy aud
Pryre- Jon hive contested the, district in
! torty-ive yea.s that the district has gone
against the Liberal party.
THE ELECTION FIGURES.
Durham. Middle Division-John Wilson. Lib
! eral. is reelected by 1851 votes to $500 for
CG;E; Hunter. Conservative In the s election Of
1915 for Adolphus Vane-Tempest. Conserva-
! tive.
| fiopnliSt iS ra-Nlprtal nv & Il SD votes TO :3DD
Mr.. tiiihooly was elect ed upopposed:,
Monaghan: South pivisionGMr; O'Driscol
Of 1886 Sir j. n. McKenna Nationalist. was
! electe l." AIS votes to LOCO for the Hon. p.
| Stntfordshire. liandSworth Divison-Sir II.
Massey Thompson; Cni99nist; Is elected by
1870 votes to 54t3 tor H. &. Reid. Liberal
In the election OF 1895 tho Unionist candidate
was returned unorroSed.
Cheshire. Nnrthwich Division--J., T. Brun-
ner Liberal il rc-rlcrted by $3.50 votes to
4;325 for. George Whitley; Conservative. In
ceiyed 5,ll2 votes to 4lsO for his Unionfst op-
StatTIrdshire. Litchnold Divislon--NTaior L.
:'.513 For Sir, j Swinburre. Liberal. In the
election OF 1895 sir John SwinDurne was
elected ~. 3.%.S votes to 2.7t'5 for Niscount
''i W"rHy lire. High Peck Division = William
| SidchOtthm Conservative. is re- elected by f.
! eraI In the election 81 1885, Mr.. Sidebot-
tom received 1G2 votes to 4OOl for his Lib
Kkerrrry North Division-Mr Sexton. Nation
alist. is elected hv 2.SlS votes to 7Ii for Mr.
| Burke. IarnrIl.t"., In the election Of 1895 Mr..
j. Stack. Nationalist. was returned unopposed.
| yUr HtyREUTH FESTIYn