St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-05

Most OF the members OF tie cabinet
were present Al The dinner given bT the
Earl OF Kimberly this evening. Lord
Rosebery. however. did lot attend il. 1t
i understood that Edward Majoribanks.
the chief Liberal whip. 10 whom 4
RADICAL depuIatIOn. headed 0y Henry
LaboHchere. protested against the sue
cesSion OF Lord R0seDery 70 the pre-
lniership. has replied 10 the protests.
addressing MS reply 10 Mr. La
bOuchere. he submitted the protest
10 the ministers. and ms reply IS
said 10 De cOuched IL cOuciiiatOry ian
guaEe. MS evident purpose being TO pre-
vent # possible. the threatened defee-
ton OF The Radicals. At the time The
population waited upon Nj. Maiori-
banks. Mr. L.aboucheEe, VINO spoke in
the name OF the Radical party. declared
his opposition 10 the selection of a sue
cessOT 10 Mr.. Gladstone from HE house
OF lords. aud said thar if the new prime
minister was not IaFen from The house
OF commons tue Radicals. who practi-
calLy hold
TEE BALANCE OF POWER.
would desert Inc government Whether
tins threat can ue carried INTO effect Is
somewhat matter Of conjecture. but il
Is thoroughly well known that Mr.. La
bOuchere. who Is not al all a lover OF
the peerage, Will Go all in his power TO
withdraw the Radicals support from
R0Sebery ca5ineJ. M Majoribanks'
letter. Il Is understood. Is. while concil-
latory, intended 10 strengthen il the
government favor whoever may be
wayer!ng IN HE Radical ranks.
Its freely asserted tonight that Lord
RoseOery and the Liberal party VIII
have 10 lace q grave crisis after The re-
Jirement Of MT. Gladstone. IN addition
10 the strong objection that Is enter
tanned by large section OF the new
Radical party 10 the selection OF n peer
as successor 10 Mr.. Gladstone. there i
q feeling OF soreness among the more
moderate Liberals al the cavalier man
ner IN which MI Gladstone has treated
MS colleagues IN the matter OF mis- res
IgnatiOn. This soreness Is expressed il
many ways, ana wherever the members
OF any faction OF the GladstoDians have
met there has been the same exhibition
o. resentment al the seereuveness OF
the leader IN Withholding from the party
al intimation OF his intention 10 yield I'D
THE SEALS or OFFICE.
In common courtesy and common
fairness TO MS supporters Il is declared
that he Should before taking so decis.
i've a step have called the party together
and favored them with mis- reasons for
his accomplishment of the leadership of
the party Al critical time. This feeling
aud The question that has been separ-
ateIy raised Ok Nj. Labouchere against
tie selection OF peer as the successor
OF M Gladstone have combined TO
place the Gladstoaians OF every shade
OF opinion in q very bitter frame OF
mind The leaders. OF the party, how
ever. scon IL the idea that there Will be
any general revolt. They say that Lord
RosebeTy's accession 10 the premiership
Will be clseerfully acQuiesced in by all
at small faction OF the party. More
important 10 Inc great bulk OF The Lip
eIal party than The action OF Mr. La
bOuchere is the attitude OF the anti
Parnelite party, which undoubtedly
viii have the power 10 turn the ministry
cut OF office any day they choose.
1t IS believed that communications
have passed between the Liberals and
leaders Of The Irish Nationalist. The
latter are said 10 have received assur-
auces that tie passage Of measure Tor
home rule viii still De the chief aim OF
the government.
The Independent (newspaperl, of
Dublin, today repeats lis assertion that
the resignation OF Mr.. Gladstone is the
result OF cabal. the object of which is
10 obtain free hand IN the over
throw OF
HOME RUE FOR IRELAND.
The writer deuOunces the retirement