The morning call., 1892-09-04
GIadStOneto bsligerSeveral Interesting
!: -. Addresses. !.
.LlEoUcHERE... AGAINST THE QUEEN.
Resebsry Selected for the Foreign setrttaryslip.
:. The Policy Concerning Egypt The
:. :. :: .toming Cabinet Meetings" "

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/ NEW ,Y0RK, Sept. >: f. The Tribune s
special cablegraai from London says:
Gladstone is expected intown next week to
fulfill AN enlightenment made a year ago to
|. preside. over the Internationa Congress. Of
i Orientalfsts. He. had promised 80: read a
paper on the subject of archaic Greece, !"
+ Fahd his essay is complete. but hear: from
/ Hawarden that strong pressure, likely to
be successful is: put upon the Premier TO-
: Induce him TO spare himself the Id bor:of
the journey back TO- Lonfen. His sou Her.
bert has volunteered TO: take his place and
|. read the paper. -: .:..:.::.
+. He has anotheT gagement In hand out
" side af tile field of poE oEftics. 1t fsto deliver
: at Oxford a%lecturs ON f'Unfversity Iastifu-
:tlons." This falls due in October $ when the
/. college terms reupen. Probably Gladstone,
for " hprn his alma: mater has irresistible at
/ fractions, will fnd il i'm possible to; resist
+ the temptatfon; to pay: this pr oIntsrd visit:
After:ward; according TO the:arrangements
ndW: being formed, lie VIII: 60 to: Can mes as
I: the guest Of Stuart Rsndef, and WIFI not; re-
|; tnTn. uni til: dauHaTy is far ADVANCED. rhis
course Wilt be rendered :fea sible by a series
/: 9t :Caeluet: meetings In October, at which
the work Of THE session Will be cut 0nt. :: : ::
i:*. LahoueheTe has eole:Qtf 70 enjoy :oH-~ the
]: C0htinens:a. period Of we'll earned rest,
sGGthed by :the recollection of the inaghfti-
: cent: boo hi enjoyed by Truth in cenneerlQn
!. with his excl clusl0n from Office. Asa parting
:st0t; he declares that the Queen wrote a
/: letter to ftoseGery, urging him as a:persQnal
!; favor TO- herseff:t0 accept the. foreign seere-
j: tarySlip This, ie.adds, was. done at, the
:iAStigati0n 0f%Salis bury. !. The Inference is
+ tlat appfehen sion ts felt in high places. that
. GladstoIfr; on cdmng Into Offices w oufd be
+ disposed to stEaightway evacdste Egypt: a
pTOceeding fmpessitle with Rosehery at the.
Foreign: :Qfce. :: =. -: -: :: ~.
!: =: =: The rum OIL: MAY or naynot be- true. bit.
!: the hole sftiatF0n. Isl: eVideHtly::Based ION
;absur1ity Gladstone. always ceunted on
:Eqrd: 1QseberY. taking. Office: as: the FGr-.
:eign Secretary The POST vas: offered to
him In the. earliest process of foTnnig: the
? new admfi1i stfqlien. Mr: Glal sthIei5 :inti-
!. mately acqlraiuted. wdth Lord RJsebRry!s
views on n<the :Egy pt1an qie!s Ionr W hat is
.<mofe:. impoytant.::is thEt REESE beYy : must
necessarily be eqraliy familiar. with Glad:
stones Views; That he cshonld Ifays ae-,
eepted; ;the 61ffeeI's :rRtent proof that ON the.
Hines of foreign policy: the. two states men
are: as one FOR; Political purposes 80 "
i This nrorfl ing $ papers contain b. the state,
ment.. .eylleutlE 6ffiriaL, deelafiflg that po;
-:c4IlniunieatioR. diEeet!:6r indirect, pas sed
3 between ..:the Queen and Fgsebery prior to.
hrs Teceiyi ing the seals of office That is un-
equiy0caf and, Gamaglng to: Eab4alebeTe; as:
): cenyicting linn: OF. reck+ess1y purgaying Idle
$tattle: ::~..'. - -.