The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

| wei known that Mr. I.abnbr,A...
nn3t az sli lover Of the pteraes' , WIZ IS
~ W nls power 70 Withdraw r. WI uq 9
support from q Roseberrv es,,isile radical
an. MaJoribank's letter II u ,,r'i... ~,
W o,.l,s, a, Iseonciiiatory Is Intended a.
ss,lSistneil N tho govefnnientis fsvoy
, mil9issur may DC waveriug Ia tho radical
AZ IS freely asserted toBie,, a.,
hosenerry and the liberal nariv Nh ts'ln
~ ~ y ktaNt crisis BITTER che retiranent
~ Msi IiAaatonc IN addition 10 ~, ,,tf,,,s
objection that "a entsriainsa ~ 3 5t' ,,llles
sttilen OF tne radical party 10 thc eoi,s-
t,yh or q peer rs successor 10 NJ Glad.
~, 49, ' .iltle y a ieeius OF soreness among
manner Ia which Nj. Giaisfo,,e Sss , ssilel
90 nus colleagues Ia The mater ~ HE roe
lsildtion rms soreness is cxuresss.s l.,
2 variety Of WAYS "a
IN common fairness to his snpnor,ers {,
Is declared TINT he should heferc ss,.i,,,,
taken 50 decided a step nave cal,a5 thS,
IDLY loSetner and favored them with fhe,
S.. essysiT soI lis REIMBURSEMENT az the lead
TINS feeling and the dnief-ShisN cri,si
lias peen separately raised by Nj f,tbo,,
cnere-anent TIE selection Of a peer Az tha
successor Of Mr. Gladstone has tihced ia
Gladstonlaps OF every shade ~ ons,,i 4, VIZ Is,
a very bitter frame of mind. ma iesdore
Of the party, however. scoif the ides fhas
Tbsy w., say p tS any general Is q revolt
sion 70 the premiership will Is yheerti,liv
aequiesced in by ali but a slnali taet us,y
OF the party. s'on
= 4 LIS = believed thar communications have
nient and the leaders OF the Irish nations
alistH; The latter are said 10 have re-
eelyed assurances that the passage OF
aim OF the government
inc independent lfiewspaper) OF Dublin
today repeats rs assertion that the resig-
i ! Lion % ~. Hlsdstene Is the result OF
free hand in the overthrow OF home rule
for ireland. The writer denotinces the
Resignation Of Mr. islhdstay.s. las. 4. act 81
treachery 10 Ireland
Lord Roseberry'H accession 10 tho pre-
miersnp VIII involve only three or four
changes In the cabinet Ii + certain that
the fnrs OF Kimberly or Earl Spencer
VII 81 % The foreign office, and that
Tor Ireland. will become secretary OF
stale for India.
The iiallonatlsts have intimated that
Mr, Herbert Gladstone or the Rt. Hon. /
A. ~, Dyer Ackland must be the new
secretary for Ireland
a curious fact Ia connection with the
present spill IN the liberal party, II split
II may be termed, IS that less than Ave
ling OF the radical party because OF his
attempts TO reform the house of lords.
His scheme as then proposed, took the
United States senate as q model. IL IN
and county councils should
elect the members OF the house of lords.
SO far as Lord Roseberry himself is
concerned, he Is undoubtedly one Of the
most popular men IN England today
among ali political parties.
The ST. James Gazette CONSERVATIVE re-
lects tory sentiment In an article which
I published this evening In the course OF
ts article the paper says II is not alone
What Lord Roseberry has done but what
lie Is that appeals 70 f1nglishmen. There
S none of the cant ing,non-confornist con-
eienoe about him. Eie Is not q TOO super
Inc creature 10 be fond OF the national
port OF horse racing and the nation likes
lin none the worse therefor.
IL is interesting TO find how, even In this
period, the radicals. when they
want a leader, turn instlnctlyely not TO
my of the new men Of the people trained
n a progressive school b yproSressive |
but to an aristocrnt Of aristo-
rats great peer, great land owner, a
ountry gentleman, sportsman aud one
The from his youth has been brought up
d the political traditions Of the govern
ny classes
The story is repeated today that when |
e WIS boy AT the great Elton public /
chool, Lord Roseberry bet that he would /
iarry an heiress, become prime minister |
{ England and win the derby before he |
led. The first two conditions have NOW
cen fulfilled and with his horse Ladies, |
hich Is entered Tor the derby. he will un-
add the third clause Of Jls bet |
ext June.