The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13
QUEEN VIC is GLA.
LOYAL SUBJECTS CHARGE INIT 8
HOUNDED GLADSTONE OUT.
ROseberry Does not Please AIl-HOweyer, he
IL about to Marry Princsss-NIOrley
Declines the India Secretaryship. 4

London, March 5-The report Is officially
confirmed that Joan Morley has refused the
India secretaryship because he did not WisA,
any Office which was isolated from thg
cause of Irel~nd. Sir Algernon West,s NJ
Gladstones intimate friend and compa
at Barritz, has been appointed to the 4
council. John Cowan, chairman of u
stone election committee in the Midlor
district, has received a baronetcy. g.:
Spencer Lyttleton and G. Fl. Murray, prl->
vate secretaries to Mr.. Gladstone as first
lord of the treasury, nave been made cohts
panions of the Lrder of the Bath The
national liberal federation, consisting
of a union of all the liberal associations
throughout the kingdom, has issued through
it's executive a long manifesto which eulo-
gizes Mr.. Gladstone and has led the or
ganiZatlon to follow his home rule plan.
The manifesto demands that no item OF the
party programme be imperilled or delayed,
and closes with expressions Of confidence IN
the ministry. 1t contains no dlrectssrefer-
ence to the change IN the pfenlerSAlp
Meeting OF Liberals Hhd ISadAcus.
The liberal and radical union Oh LONDON
met today and passed resolutions express
ing deep respect for Mr.. Gladstone, graft
tude Tor his work at the head OF the party
and confidence IN Lord Koseberry anu Sir
William HarcOurt.
The union emphasized the necessity of ad-
herlng to the party's declared programme
and OF carrying on the campaign dsdillsl
George Howell, liberal member of parla~
ment Tor the northeast division OF bett.s
nalgreen, addressed the meeting with Inuch
buIerneSS concerning Mir. Gladstone retire-
ment. 1t was deplorabie to contemplate the
eagerness,h sala, VITA when MI. T. oidustoiae @ tn
had been bounded from oilce. II Was USE
less TO disguise the facts. Inc oiu iduy u
Windsor and several members OF tne capl,
net had made no effort 10 keep the olu
leader at the front. What great damage
Mr. Gladstones retirement would DO TO ms
party was apparent to every uipreJuulce"
Howell was interrupted almost constantly
during his speech with cries oil dlsSeiIt i ana
half suppressed applause. he had hardiy
taken his seat when Mr.. PeinDery, ueleSale
of the union, began another attack upon
tha nTenn He said that she had summoned
the earl of Roseberry to take the pre-
ship because the noE e ioru was ap%
marry a princess, the widowed duche
1Alpflh'' This reference was greeted with
cries Of dissent, and Chairman ttl# !
Caqston who cel,t is arii9 l9rf from 11 PemberJ
privileges of the uoof- 49,. 4,o ~
1t is officially announced that the ear l
Kimberly will succeed LORD hosensrIy ;s. = =
serreta~y Of state for foreign aff2lras e.ld
Henry Hartley Fowler Pr mpre$id1ent o OF line ane
Of the earl of Kimberly as secretary Oh
state for the Indian department. oo ..,,.
The house of lords met at vi! !;3o rci,'od % ciocd
~ w The local government bitl received
The royal assent, the queen &peecn Wa, vas
read ard the house adjourned. Ihe speaher 5
nd members OF the liOt'9N "
t.,e1 ,TnI.a t;IInmoned to the house Of loras to
hear the queens speech read; l1a5.urcnieGee
and half a dozen olher if"i0e'i" iSiA1''''''
later the queens speech was re2? IN me
lo,,eo of commons and that body adjourned
phc Queens Speech.
The queens speech prorogulnG pafhaiAent
ia nnrejy formal, only fifteen lines III length
and hngins. Upon this occasion, When
your labors have been unpfecedfHtel III
amount and duration, regret that your e
Iaase from them will be l,tle more Lhan
nominal r.
Tbe queen then thanks the comm foE
tho sunnlies granted, and concludes Ath
the remark that she anticipates lasF d
vantages from the laws enacted
interest now seems 10 center
tude OF the Pa"nellite party, us
of the McCarthyiteS IS sa!d tcS
Thev. too rely upon the Cove. e-.'
give proper attention to Irish leSlsIdt-, Z IN
due course of time. The followers OF 'N1r.
Tabouchere seem to have dWindled down to
q very INSIGNIFICANT number. In Let it
is claimed that the distinguished radical
now has only two followers. The ParncIl-
ties who it IS said, would act, with the
radicals are more numerous, but john Red
rnond their leader, adroitly refuses to com
nit himself in any way and thus remains
master of the situa alton. The McCarthyites,
il is claimed, are not in position to force
any demands. The liberal members Of par
liament will meet on March 18th with the
foreign office. 1t is expected that Lord Rose
berry will then make a statement of his
policy.