The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-03
Mr.. GLADSTONE GOES OUT.
,, REsJeyl TIoN Presented TO
THE QUEEN LAST NICHE


..s.r, Summoned 60 windsor-An Va.
...u,, wr.sgis A.o-s On. Liberals Over
a.. s-eee-.iop-R.die.i- Declare thnt n
,r,,,.,rv VITA Rossbsry at It- Head VIII
No. Last I. wseh-Gisdstons Again de-
.u,.. 4. Peer.ee-Hi- Chaiispeo 10 the
,..-s. q. Emb.rrs.siuE 20 Ro.sssry.
IoxpoS March 2.-Mr. Gladstone Is being
.,,,ied TO his political grave unmourned. The
ia, DAYS OF the active career oil highlands
,r.atest statesman are being made memora.
hls not BIZ the grateful tributes o; his follow
~, and countrymen. but by an unseemly
,v.ncle over tho succession. The Infinite
n.thos OF the Grand Old Mans situation. sue
.nmbipC, as lie is. at the elimination OF his
,a,shlsss career to an inflrmity which does
no,impair his mental or physical vlGor. APP
MEALS more to his opponents than to his own
,ollovsrs Ills enemies are far kinder to him
,o.dsy than his friends. Tho Rreat-hearted
od man Is not insensible to this thoughtless
,,c,atitude Grieved but seli-reliant. tho
venerable warrior changed his intended words
NJ farewell TO the now battle cry, which the
Liberal army will take up whether the new
leaders approve or not
Mr.. Gladstone dumtounjed his Cabinet by
bts sueech in the House OF Commons yester-
day lie appalled, the Queen herself by show
ing her the handwriting on the wall on We'd
pssday. SO amazed were the Ministers by the
Iscacy OF battle which the Prime Minister an
pouuced yesterday. that Earl Spencer. pale
and trembling with agitation. hurried from
the gallery at the end OF the speech and hastily
Joined Lotd Rosebery in a long consultation.
10 which four other members Of the Cabinet
were quickly summoned. Gladstones last
words rake the cam paign against the Lords
inevitable much as his successor may wish to
avoid 1t.
That Lord Rosebery will become Primo
Minister next week is almost certainty.
Leading Radical m embers OF Parliament de-
clare to-day that his Ministry will last but q
single week. This 10 an extreme threat. but
most politicians Of both parties expect gen
sral election next N onth. Rosebery's position
10 made very embarrassing by Gladstones dec
lsration. War against the Lords becomes
anomalous whom any member Of the House Of
Peers leads the Liberal campaign against that
body Tho Radical wreckers who to-day re-
fuse to accept such leadership will. many OF
them, stop short Of overthrowing the Liberal
party in the House OF Commons Still. the
Liberals the sslves admit the position OF the
party to be precarious from the moment Of
Gladstone's retirement
The Irish party, to it's everlasting credit. be
Il said. has taken no part In the premature
and brutal quarrelling over the division OF Mr..
Gladstons's political estate Their grief over
tho retirement OF their grand cha m pion Is too
genuine for them to Join in the squabble over
the still breathing corpse. Mr.. Gladstone. be
Il understood. is still Primo Minister. In a
fev hours his political powers, voluntarily re-
lnuufshed. will pass away but the specta Gle
which accom- panios his exit from public life
10 . disgrace at which Englishmen will blush
A soon as Il Is over and vhichjno fulsom on ess
of later euloey will wine out
Mr.. Gladstone was one OF q score OF guests
at the royal table at Windsor Castle this oven
ing. After dinner he bad q private audience
with tho Queen. at which he submitted his
proposed reconstruction OF tho Cabinet.
Nothing can be stated tonight with certainty.
but there 10 good warrant for the belief that
Earl SPENCER 10 to be the new Foreign Minis
ter Sir George Trevslyan will probably sue
coed him at the Admiralty. and Edward Mar
ioribanks. chief Liberal whip. may take Trovel-
take over the duties Of chic: whip with the
post OF fatroha!e secretary 10 me treasury.
Whatever may happen John Morley will re-
A-A'A - ''o "''' ,.'o
o"' RE-"
LoSpoN, March a.-Tho Da'y Chronicle says:
.,.nina mr.. ,o-a'nI nsoa.,,,ra Iii ,a,
evening" inc toEmai procedure Will Ioi-
low lmmediateiy The Queen offered him
n noerene whlch he declined Lord
800,
hoseoerJ mas received lormHl sum
mons TO Windsor. He will have the
lovaI and sntbusia.,ic supnort n, m. ovar.
80 ' VI e 80
"helmlng majority OF the Llperal party me
attitude Of the Irish leaders has been strictly
proper and scrunulou., Tbey declInsd IN. mr.
w., .o,,a'..,iaa -, u.s. ino, toen'u s"1
gent solicitations OF the promoters OF an abor-
tive revolt, but at the same time they have given
sysrybody 10 under.tand that thar snnnort
~ ~ S'""u ,"As '"." Su'po's
VIII depend upon che attitude oil the new
leader, whoever he may be. As regards a
sucess.or 20 Mr. Nor,.v wbo ~ "a oarsrslIv
,sS,sss " -. w s,
oeleveo, WAL Vaeate the l.ish Secretaryshlp.
they have very strong views. Their trst
ehoIee viii tsII unon Us,hart GIad.,oDa. thai
. W" 20, ApoI HetS ''3u''OHe' ''s''
second upon Ar. Acland.
The Duiiy Chronicle SAYS OF Mr. Labouchere:
"Ha ba. .I,.,nted ,bs oo, sdanoa 90 49, 80
nas A'eu1'eu tue cohiuenceoI e'sr' man
IN INC ms steady conception OF Liberalism;
ne Is uolng his party an eminent disserSiee:'
, The Sdnadrd snTs: "Such farewell as Mr..
ulHdstnne r. bidding to-day appeals with sim
Eular force to general aymnathY One of fha