The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
LORD ROsEBERY.

that the government, before yield ing the seals. shall pass vote of an amount necessary for the expenditures for two months, to enable q general election to be held. The conservatives will thus be in position to attack in- stead of one for defense.
 Throughout the day the situation was the absorbing topic at the chief political clubs. 1t is understood the marquis of Salisbury only agrees to form cabinet on condition that par lament is dissolved. Nothing is known regarding the personnel of the new ministry, but complete harmony exists between the liberal unionists and the conservatives.
 The Irish members are extremely uneasy and dissatisfied. They state that after acting for three years as the strongest arm of the government they are deeply concerned 6: the sudden end of the government without pass ing any of the principal Irish meas ures. Not only has home rule not pro- gressed, but the measure concerning the Christian brothers, the county council bill, which reached a second reading, the grand jury bill and the pro- posal to extend the power of the guardians regarding laborers' cottages were all lost. The only Irish measure now likely to be passed is Mir. Healey's municipal franchise bill, which has gone to the house of lords.
 ITS EFFECT ON THE CONFERENCE.
 WASHINGTON, June 24.-Great inter- est was manifested among public men in Washington over the information that Lord Rose bery's retirement had been consummated, and that the queen had sent for Lord Salisbury, to form conservative ministry. Mr. Morgan, of Alabama, chairman of the senate committee on foreign relation, recoy- nized authority on all questions of international importance, was asked what influence the accession of Lord Salisbury would have on the calling of an international monetary conference, as provided for by the last American congress. England will grant us no concessions on that line" '" said the senator, If it is not to her in- terest to do so. She established the gold standard in 1916, and has been making money out of us ever since, so that whatever her individual public men may think of bimet- allism, the English people as a whole will not assent to a change against this money making interest. There may be some sem blance of concession in going before the people, but when it comes to granting to this country and the rest of the world q genuine concession on financial questions, neither Salisbury nor Rosebery, nor any other public man Tn England can bring that about"
 PROPOSED IRISH CONGRESS.
 CHICAGO, June 24.-A convention of the United Irish societies of this city was held yesterday afternoon, After electing officers, action was taken on the call for converting a congress of the representatives of the Irish national cause by adopting the following reso- lution:
 Whereas, We recognize the fact that the present appearance Of Irish political affairs is of most disheartcning character; and
 Whereas, The dissolution Of the Rosebery government will again plunge the country into factional strife to the scandal Of all true lovers of liberty and to the detriment of Ireland's progress: therefore, be it
 Resolved, That the united Irish societies as representatives of l33 separate organizations and . membership of G4 100 Irishmen. hereby indorse the project of congress of the repre- sentativ>S Of the Irish people and pledge our individual support to whatever new movement may be the result of it's deliberations.