Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
GLADSTONE
WILL STEP
DOWN.
His Private Secretary
Tacitly Admits Tt.
ROSEBERHY MAY SUCCEED GlG,
The Grand Old Man Spoke
Yesterday.
Ito spoke Plainly Regarding the
House or Lords, ana iu'lmnich
that It Was Nat Long untH
Public sentiment Would
Decree It's Abolition.
o'Conncr'a Opinion.

liv Associated Press
london. Marh 1.-The cabinet meet.
Ing was held ths at,cruon. n was an.
nounccd TINT ministers considcrd thc
subject Of the house Of lords amcnd
mcnis to the Parish council hlll
A. T. OConnor, Ia he sun says re-
arrangement of che cabinet VIII take
place when the resignation OF Mr., clad
stone, which all now rcsnnl hs npcnd.
ing, takes effect. OCunnor then points
ont the fact that though thc queen sent
for Lord Roscherrv the conflict for The
prcmershin b. not settled Tile auoou,
Mr.. oConnor continues. lnis right to
send for whom size pleaaasi but Lord
Royebery mny fail Ia ihO task "lf
however. Lord itoscbcrry shall present
his colleagues cJusrnl TO uoi viii himl
the question OF tho premiership may be
Regarded ~ scitleln Mr. O'Cumnor adds
Ia conclusion tho distinguished Irish
leader says Much OF The opposition 10
Lord Hoyoh,rry comes from a suspicion
that. on foreign affairs he represents
ilnrolam nstcnd Of ridiealism This
difficulty may be- rcmosed b, his truns-
fer from The foreign Office and John
Morley or IT. Hon, James ntien ohan-
ccllor Of the duehy Of Lancaster or
Herbert Gladstone. parliamentary seq
rctary for the homo onicc. may succced
Moflcy as chancellor for irclnnl."
Tie cabinet meeting lasted for two
hours AT 4 O'Clock MIR. Glndstoun's see.
rotary informed ihe Associated Prcag
representative that The resignation Of
ihc premier cannot long be delayed.
Continuing. Air iANlcinn snid that NJ
the conference which Nh NlHdatonc had
nt buckingham palace y"tirrdny Win
the queen he reiUrrVd 10 ihv increasing
diihrultca hc experienced, owing 10 fhil-
Ing oycsirht. deafness md age, aud tod
her majesty that be could not long con
tinue 10 hear the responsibilities Of thc
preuicrahin.
MI. Glndsione entered the house OF
commons nt 400 tolny and was loudly
cheercd. lie took bis accustomed scat
between Sir William Harc0nrt nnh John
Morley. As soon ns Nh Gladstone was
able TO DO 90. he cuinfod a whispered
consultation with Sir William. aud
soemcd very much Interested In thor
conversation. Mr.. Gladstone frequently
consulted small document which wnH
handed 10 him hy Sir William Vernon
Harconrt. chancellor % the etcheQner,
The premier adjusted hh uncncz apd
scented ~ hNta me plp'r n'"e'u n'Ni
Wlth9ni nilhcuilY' u.,
Ia the meantime Lori ltnsgnerly' Ae'
rotary Of hiale i9r Iofelsh N,inl.H tp ,g
% iront Hohl ~ tef brfl4 Nii'rt ~
! entrance 81 i+pfo is'ntpli ~ liA' NY, ~
much attention hnu cAhN"l 'nhHiu'i""i'
comment
III Hon. Arthur Nell'lrf t'tl pul w
question that the mousse OF lptlH Rnieiil-
mcnts 70 tho local anvflnheni hlu he
! considered. Mr.. Gladstone lngn arose
amt addressed the house, snonlihg ~
! fnH resonant voice. Wliifh WIS occasion,
nly married by n slight hii'hiness, hnt
h. sniic Of this sliHlt hnskiness Ar.
! Gindsfonn spoke throughout Win
onaryeluns energy and visor Dur
Ing the COURSE ni his speech
tha premier said tint Che goy-
ernrnei,i felt That thig oncrnil0r Of
rrpline AMI resembling tie lill frotn one
hnnsr to another had continued long
enough. UAud and prolonged cheering
nnd much iaughtrrl
W-6,e Mr Gladston ariln WIS ahlo
IN r,ssi,,ne espHtine he SAIL; TO con.
| iipi,e I'M prierss would hn iasa 60 D1tii
/ h,,s,-. sni thr government has decided
a. stop ihe operation. The gentlemen