St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
GladStone's Failure to Reeog-
nlze Their Leaders Holly
Resented.
The Alleged Radicals Given
Places Not Considered
Representative.
Cabinet Committees Named to
Develop Legislation OF
Importance.
Monetary Delegates Without
Power--Caprivi Likely
to Resign.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-Mr. Gladstone's
selection of some minor members of the
Radlcal section for minor posts in tie
government has not remedied the tacti-
cal mistake made in the exclusion of
Radical representatives from the cab
met. Thorough Radicals further de-
clare that there is not man amongst
The whole OF the latest appointments
who is genuinely attached to progress
slve opinions. Sidney BriXton perhaps
excepted. The three new whips, Messrs.
Canston, Macarthur and Ellis. though
nominal Radicals. have never shown
the sympathy with democratic move
ments which is now considered as the
leading spirit of the left wing of the
Liberal party.
The fact is now universally recognized
that Mr.Gladstone has carefully avoided
admitting to office men who are in any
wise identified with independent Rad
lcaiSm. Mr. Stansiieid was ready to
accept office and seemed to expect his
former cabinet post, but Mr.. Gladstone
never communicated with him. Mr..
Gladstone's ans to meet some of the
dangers threatening all early overthrow
of the government are already seen in
the formation of
Cabinet Committees.
At tOday'S cabinet council, during a
two hours sitting devoted to allotting
work and preparing measures embody-
ing part of the Newcastle programme,
three committees, in addition to the
home rule committee. were formed.
One committee is charged with labor
questions; another is to draft bills for
rural reform and local option; and the
third is charged with a measure of the
first Importance, reforming electoral
registration. With mastery prampti-
tude, the grand old man has already cut
out for his colleagues work that will
make the coming session fruitful.
Rome Rule Consultations.
Mr.. Gladstone will leave London to-
morrow for Hawarden. The ministers.
who have all assumed their desks and
are busy gathering up the reins of office.
will shortly visit the premier there to
confer in regard 10 the formation of a
home rule measure. MeSsrS. Dillon,
Blake. Ilealy and Sexton will also call
OH MIR. Gladstone with the same object
i'll view.
In 1856, upon entering Office, Mr..
Gladstone reduced the salaries of vari-
Gus under secretaries from 91,500 to
81, 200 per year. BE has now made 4
further cut, bringing the pay of these
hard working officials down to 81 1000.
In order to harrasS the government as
much as possible the Irish UnoniSts
have formed sort of vigilance commit e
with headquarters at Dublin for the
purpose or watching the NationaliSts.
The committee will have emissaries
everywhere in Ireland looking out for
the slightest acts that can by any stretch
Of imagination be construed OF made to
appear as oulrages. These so-caled
OutrageS will be collected and at regular
Intervals the matter will be brought UP
in the house of commons in the shape
Of an Interpolation addressed to Chief
Secretary tor Ireland Morley, asking to
explain how such a terrible state of So
ciety can exist in Ireland under Lib
eral regime.