The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-14
ENGLISH POLITICS
Active Preparations Being Made
for Its Dissolution.
SALISBURY SAYS HE WILL FIGHT
A Complete Resume of the Political Situa-
ton in England-The hlec-
lions.

LONDON. May 49, Copyright, 1892, by
the New York Associated Press. Bal
four will meet the Conservative election
agents May 81, when difnite indication
will then be gwen as to the date of the
general election. In the meantime election
agents swarm in the Iobbies of the com
mons, Fostering members to expedite
dissolution.
1t is limited that the government is favor
able to a mid sumner election. When the
cabinet decision is announced the parties
around will be fully prepared and every
thing will be in readiness.
The crown office will dispatch the cleo
ton writs within twenty four hours after
the intimation of the dissolution is given.
Officers in charge of private bills in the
commons are Instructed to wind up their
business as far as possible by June "a. From
this the Liberals reason that the writs will
be issued about June2S. Two weeks later the
bourough elections will be completed, and
within three weeks the county elections.
AS the new parliament must assemble
within thirty-fve days of the dissolution
of the preceding one, if the general expect
alton is fulfilled the first week in August
will see Gladstone reinstated in power.
The Irish party take il for granted q
special session is to be held in November
and he will proceed with the home rule
movement, as in 1856 he suffered from
haste in it's preparation and he has declared
he will not make similar mistake.
If the Liberal government constituted in
the autumn have no policy the home rule
ought to be fully developed before the ses-
sion of 1898.
In the electoral field the activity of the
Independent Labor party is startling
phenomenon. No less than one hundred
and sixty-tive candidates are already in
the field, backed by subscriptions from
trades unions, local societies and Tory do
nations In the daily increasing number
of districts the workingmen oppose
: Liberals.
Gledstones negative opposition to the
payment of the members of the house, to
the eight hour movement and his indif-
ference to other articles of the Newcastle
programme, has alienated a considerable
mass of the electors. Doubt is expressed
in many quarters regarding the earnest
ness of the Ulster movement, and this ha:
melted the leaders to.
VIOLENT SPEECHES.
At the ST. Stephens club dinne r Sander
{ son openly proclaimed the intention of tht
Obstetrics to resort to armed force in re-
sistance to the Dublin parliament. He led
he said, the largest united section of Irish
men who would be able, if they wished, tt
I wreck the Dublin parliament These dec
a laratlons were received with enthusiastic
. cheers.
While the lord chancellor censures thu
language as dangerous, the theory of re
bellion is heard in silence. Several member
- of the cabinet side with the lord chancello
! Soli I'm ui inp l,
: to civil war, bnt the majority of the Torie
O approve. On the whole the conviction
: | strengthens that tho Ulster convention
4 will be history making event.
The opposition leaders have decided
= leave the Irish members TO move the rejec
a ton of the Irish local government bill, an
: Sexton, IN the absence of Mccarthy, wi
a take the initiative.
Efforts made today to sound Goschen a
! to the basis of the bimetallic ccnferenc
: ELECTED the response that he will not spea
"a on the subject while negotiations are i
/ progress, as the solution to the prob
a lem might be compromised if il
IT formation was given out now
"A This was accepted as indicatin
his belief, that the conference will NJ
prove the futility that the mono-metalist
predict. While leading London papers al
against the conference, provincial journal
le acclaim it. Financial papers are discussin
IS the ratio between silver and gold IN tt
ID event of international agreements bein
,e reached
1t Experts H. R. Grenfell, and Samu
at Montagu concur in expressing the opinio
1t that fixing the exact ratio is not the Ell
le sence OF the question, and that any rat
le proximately accurate could be maintaine
If under international agreement.
n Delegates to the commercial treaty col
ference at Madrid presented a report
the board of trade common treaty CON
mittee, and state they regard the probabi
ID ity of an agreement hopeless. AS a resu
Great Britain in July will be shut out fro
d Spain and her colonies.
ls The Prince of Wales, presiding at
be meeting today, appeared to be altogether
a. robust health.
be General s. A. Sanderson, United Stat
e, consul at Cairo, en- route home on leave
lie, absence, is seriously Ill at Liverpool.
be Henry De We're Vane of Eaton Plac
III Hanover Square, cousin of the late Du
of of Cleveland, has formally presented a
&c tition to the queen declaring his right
he the baronetcy of Barnard and the estat
be thereof The petition was referred to t
house of lords.
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