The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-06
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LONDON. March CIT Is of1cially announced
that the Earl Of Kimberley will succeed Lord
Rosebery as secretsrJIoi State for Foreign
Affairs. and the Right Hon. Henry Hartley
Fowler. President Of the Local Government
Board will take the place OF the Earl Of Kim
berley as Secretary OF State for the Indian De-
partmsnt
Tho Earl Of Rosebery called at BuckIn CHAM
Palace at 3 o'clock this afternoon and had an
audience with the Queen.
The 81 Jdmes's Gdzs;,s IL authority for the
statement that q reunion Of the Liberals and
the bsral-Unionists IL probable. Lord Rose-
berg having already entered into communica-
tion with the Unionist leaders Joseph Cham
berlsin and the Duke Of Devonsbire. on the
subject
Mr.: Thomas Edward Ellis. N. p. one OF the
Lords Of the Treasury. has been designated TO
succeed the Right Hon. Edward Msrjoribanks
ss Patronage Secretary TO tho Treasury and
chief Liberal whip. the latter having succeeded
20 a seat in the House Of Lords
Mr.. John Morley declined the ONCE OF Lord
President OF the Council aud Secretary OF State
for India not wishing to take an Office that
would separate him from the cause Of Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone has recommended that Mr.
Stuart Rendel. NJ. ?. for Montgom eryshire. and
Sir Reginald Earle Welby. Permanent Secre-
tAry to the Treasury. be elevated to tho poer-
age.
Sir Algernon West. Mr. Gladstone's intimate
friend and companion at Biarritz. has been
appointed to the Privy Council. John Covan.
Chairman OF Mr.. GIadstone's election commit
tee in the Midlothian district. has received a
baronetcy. q. W. Spencer Lyttelton and g. IL
Murray private secretaries TO Mt. Gladstone
as first Lord 81 the Treasury; have been made
Compapions OF the Order Of the Bath.
Of a union OF ali the Liberal associations
throughout the kingdom. has issued through
Mr.. Gladstone aud pledges the orga nization to
follow his homo rule programme: The mani
gramms be- i'm psfilled OF, delayed. and closes
with expressions OF confidence In the Ministry.
II contains no direct reference to the change
The Liberal and Radical MON OF London
deep respect Tor Mr.. GLAD stone. gratitude for
his work at the head OF the party. and eonil-
Ha M The Union en- phasisod the neees-
sity Of sdhe,ps to the pays S Iceland PRO
George Howell. Liberal member Of Parlia;
ment for the N,rtheast DivisiSo OF Bsthnsl
ment. 1t was deplorshle 70 soptemplate the
HAD been hounde ed from ONCE. 1t was useless
20 try longer TO disguise the facts The old
Cabinet had made no effort to keep the old
leader at Tho front. What great damageMr.
was apparent to every unprcIudiced mind. M.
Howell was interrupted almost constantly dur
Ing his speech, with crier Of dissent and half
He had hardly taken his seat when Mr.. Penn
ss GssT iSs 81 ss & sSs
summoned the Earl OF Rosebery to take the
TO marry a Princess the widowed Duchess OF
Albany. This reference was greeted with loud
f spIe' who od Of the
peremptorily from Mr.. Pembery the privilege
The ,McCarthylte members Of the House of
with an ADDRESS thanking him for his splendid
services to the Irish cause.
Mr.. John Redmond has been importuned to
astne the policy Of the fsIneliits wing the
lord RoseSeIy but r has s.eadtisstly declined lei,
Lord Hossbery had a conference with his
sniisnce day With the Queen at Buckina-
ham palace lasted az hour; He was vociier-
Of him. Mr.. Gladstone drove out this after
The ~" PSG Maj He CART in an article Summing
up the services Of Mr. Gladstone. aliudes to
u
oiously to form. caring nothing for the sub
dent and was lanentably deficient in initiative |
power. Though regarded as n leader. he was |
really driven. in succession By Sir Robert Peel.
John Blight. ami John Morley
The =. JG1"S's f,dlsns says the withdrawal !
OF Mr. Gladstone marks an epoch in the Lib |
sral party. IL IL no longer Gladstonian. and |
must he reorganizsd and fechristened. Lord |
Rossbery. the ~. Jn,HpS's GGEens says. IL |
fayoratly situated and very generally trusted |
dominant ideal is colonial expansion and i'm |
Psrlsl unity. coupled with sincere belief in |
democracy.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy. the leader n: the Irish |
Parliamentary party. hold a inference to-day |
with Nr. Gladstone as to the future policy Of |
the Met arthytes
The liberal members OF Parliament will |
meet on March II al the Foreign ONCE II Is |
expected that Lord Rossbery will then |
loNInN, March 1.-THE IlGIW Nsrrs praises |
John Morley at great length for his refusal TO |
take any ONCE isolated from Irish affairs. 1t |
such men ,enpoble politics They are the |
salt OF public life."
The .Nslrs admits that Mr.. Fowlers choice OF |
the India ONCE il surprise. but considers |
him en;inently qualified to deal with monetary !
and commercial questions. The Sdnddrd eN- |
presses similar opinion OF Nr. Fowler The |
Yan. thomc,s SAYS Nj. Fowisrs appoint |
Henry Lahnuchere. the most bitter oppon emit |
Of Lord Rosehery as Premier. gave last even |
ing the assurance that he would neither move |
NOR support motion Of want VI couhdenee." |
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