Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-15
FIR HOME RULE.
=, R0sebsry Formally Announces His
poIiav of the New Cabinet.


March l2.-What promises
honorable session OF Parliament
q Of noon to-day. 1t may be a
e. .oss;on, and it may be lengthy
II tbe latter, it may enact legisla-
rre i'm Important and vital to the in
49,, Of the nation than any that
~ Icon submitted for royal assent
the repeal of the corn
/ # the session proves a short
/ :. vii be because, finding itself I'M
~ carry out its policy, whatever
/ ,ol;cy may be, the government is
lied to dissolve Parliament and
IN the verdict Of the country.
s.ssion is made still further mem
moreover, from the fact that it
mon the political stage a new
-, premier, one who may Or may
.,oye worthy addition to that dis
.;.hpd roll OF statesmen of Liberal
,..;ps beginning with Pitt, going
+tro1oh the century with Can
sIerdeen and Palinerston, and
.rf a few days ago with the
-.:on Of the Grand Old Man who
1,- +he greatest and most sublime
- : al Great Britain.
,,.~a Dublic interest, not to say ex-
a,% marks the opening Of Par
Il an early hour crowds be-
..,,heg in and about Westminster
and as the noon hour approached
a~r throng. i steady stream Of
,r.ps moved to the Victoria En-
o.~. rom the city, another lined
avaIk8 from Charing Cross
,. Whitehall and Parliament
nd sill another moved from
aaast section over the Borough
md lambeth Road and, thence
If Westminster Bridge to the
.f Parliament. Curious crowds
.rsd about the home and for
rfces in Downing Street
re Treasury and Admiralty
\ Whitehall. Many mem
Parliament were recognized
Entered Westminster Yard and
earthly applauded. The throng
ce.v liberal and radical in it's
,les, although Mr.. Baltour and
,ao Of his colleagues were hearth
g:. Joseph Chamberlain, the
be who, more than any other
RESPONSIBLE Tor much of the
AID harassing that fell to the
# Gladstone during his last
: Of Office, passed through the
nlunder the big archway amid
rs silence. Enthusiastic cheers
George Howell, who has worked
I ID fr-nl the mason's trowel to
halls of Parliament, and who sig
Jed himself q week ago by a radical
ya on the Queens Interference in
e. affairs. ". r. Cremer, John
s, and other representatives
lie working classes, also came
for cordial greeting. Lord
er drove from Whitehall
entrance Of the House of Lords
Ny telQre noon. His appearance
greeted with q torrent of true Brit
cheers, and the enthusiasm was
~ like fnslllade as the carriage
d down Parliament Street, across
ge >tyeet and entered the new pal
ard. Here the enthusiasm was re-
led and it was amid q veritable
On that the new Premier descend
!. tie vehicle and entered the
auSo the upper chamber.
awhile the House of Commons
been last filing up, and at noon
were hit few vacant seats. There
vacant seat at the head Of the
@yernmeut bench, and to friends
g0nents alike it was a vivid re-
Of the fact that Gladstone was
7f the actual leader Of his party.
OF conversation was suddenly
ea by the appearance OF the
Black Rod" and who, with
~'e demeanor and time-honOrcd
cgT, Oade the Commons to re-
lie House of Lords to listen to
.c4 from the throne. This was
ID By the inevitable rusb and
a ,hrouoh the corridor with the
securing the most desirable
ii . Ir;Ji;,,lL nv uppo ~ 40 i;niol
nj 5,,+;,l l,,,t.liV y go Wy " ~
-. ~ NJ ''i7iio'i 9'iltil',eio sai
- ',Htu 10 QNefnoNlng. AmlG
e mat coGld be felt the Lord
I'D. ii his robes OF scarlet and
&crudeG the woOlsack and pro-
% read the Queens speech BY
%.gn. II WIS as follows:
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o.onlal forces in West 4 frica
c9>ilt of the in0,,irv in rprard to
.n0ah.e oprrrrpnras with tiIll con-
pulled rnnr '' g. hn1;t NO ~. d o~ ~ant