New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-02
,,,,xD1NG A COAIMONER FOR PREMIER
IF LORD FosERFRY BE CHOSEN. THE RADICALS l','
,,, DESERT TIE LIBERAL PARTY-"lIEN
WILL Mr.. GLADSTONE RETIRE?

WILL Nh. GLADSTONE RETIRE?
lon March Henry Lab0uchere. at the head
radical depu;ation called upon Mr.. Marjor-
% - Immediately after the debate In the House
- commons to-day. In The name OF MS party ME-
so,cbora protested against the succession Of
- po.,barv ~ the Premiership lie said that
NV premier should not be taken from the
-, Of Commons the Radicals would desert the
In,,r,l Marty. Mr. Marjoribanks promised to sub
ni ,his Radical protest to the consideration OF the
Mi'S nCys agency is authority for the statement
~, MIR Gladstone's secretary said TINS afternoon
VA ihe Preniers resignation viii be iutthc'm'ng
I'm a short time. me cirCuht ii,.1 If am, S,r,hn
dive being such to admit OF 'lIe II M 'ner
GeldE. ,i Gladstone informed the Queen that his
I1uing oversight. deafness and advanced age made
g. imverati tive that he should rehhdn'sn 'he cares
ani rssponsibnitles OF his Office. . ,,,
an rna "paIl Mall Gazette in lis extra special
EDITION; 33,een on SATURDAY and will then place
WI W ION in her hands The public announce
menj VIII 81 STATE for Foreign Affairs. will sue
cse5 10 the Premiership There Is no present IN
en'y reain his sea; in the House Of commons. but
rrobahy be VII not T'ml ,ao IN devoted [ Exclusively
10 hs subject Of Mr., Gladstones rejrcm iSa, 1.-The 1.-The
Daily News says: We rcsre' u" NY W. , snere
v ~ he abe 10 lead the government OF The id5-
s S-,i pary in the coming session, me unlmpaired
iib,ness Of his magnificent intellect are counter
,,anced 10y the cruel mal9 "nrp a' c ms ms
een
rsclv sad As regards his successor 1t Is IN every
Sert desirable cetcrS parihus. that the Premier
+, in the House Of Commons. hut TINS Is not a
,ost!on Of principle and oucnt Nol 10 prevent the
..,est man from filling the post
"1Tho News then argues IN faVor or lord Kose-
~" os The one best able 10 unite all sections and
''GlSnSion. March The committee OF the irish
.ortv IN Parliament gave out last niCht a state
~. ~ rilruoso Of which is 10 define tire atu-
,,rdo If tbe party on the main irish question
yqo,,o Iule-i In he event o. NJ Gladstoncs with
dr,y.o, from office. The statement is In part as
follows ~, Itch r,o,,,,,ore g.. Tho,
NJ CloIs,one may continue in the post or sulrem"
SirectCn rs long as he finds Il possible to DO So
~ believe he will so continue until he finds
himself unable further 20 pcrseNere Hut at ms
5roat age with its burdens of intrmitN, the tine
Srh@n he can no longer discharge To ms own satls-
SETON the ar,uous duties of the Premiership may
Suddenly arrive and the fact that II may arrive
without notice is what constitutes the pccuHarlty
Of the present situation. ,.. =, =. z. ala,
Tho reconstruction OF the Cabinet in its most vital
MI nv a change in the Premiership would he an
aavon, affecting so materially the whole pohtcal lo-
cition that the Irish members are confident re
Card heing had 10 the state of Parliamentary ana
5oiitical forces and of the position OF Home Rule
as tho foremost issue 10 he submitted at the next
electjon-that no defnitive or. at any rate irreV-
ocahie step would he taken by Mr. Gladstone
without opportunity beng given them u present
the expression OF their views