New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
STRENGTH GIVEN TO THE THEORY THAT THE
NEW MINISTRY WILL. BE MADE Up OF

STRENGTH GIVEN TO THE THEORY THAT HE
NEW MINISTRY WILL BE MADE Up OF
LIBERAL uN1oNIsTs AND CONSERVATIVES.
London. June 3-'"The Times" liberal Union
isD tomorrow will say that Lord Salisbury VIII
be Prime Minister but that he is unlikely TO care
to reunite with that office the heavy laDofs OF
the Foreign Office. which will go to the Duke OF
Deyonshire II he desires to accept II. The paper
does not regard this as an ideal arrangement as
Lord Salisbury has unequalled knowledge OF lot
egn affairs while the Duke OF Devonshires srehs'h
Is merely domestic Yet The latter possesses pru-
dence frmness sound common-sense. ana hsh
patriotic feeling while he will always have Lord
Salisbury's vast fund OF diplomatic information ana
political insight to draw upon MI. h"i'ou' VIII
he the Government leader in the Housc oi '"ih-
mons Mr. Chamberlain can claim the very h'N"-
es, office IN the Gift Of the Government next TO
these three offices The greatest opening Tor the
display Of his abilities and energies is IN the var
once where a vast and vital work OF reform must
be carried out
The Times" places Sir Michael Hicks-Bcach as
Chancellor OF the Exchequer. the Right Hon George
J. Goschen as First Lord OF the Admiralty am me
Right Hon. Leonard Henry courtney ds i''''''"'
OF the Board of Trade.
The Morning Post" Conservative) IN It's COM
ments tomorrow on the resignation OF the Rose
berry Cabinet VIII say:
Thus faS the rumP Of rayoionaTy the Geas'9He rsonon
asaRs 5 S he 1sS Of bsaD 25asD Will say that the
Queen accepted Lord Roschery's resena sU.i as sh.
dId that Of Mr.. GladstOne-without the c',,itsS,"h
OF reluctance with which she favored lOil S'i'.,,
hury when he retired from Office. The Daiiy News
declares that the Liberals VIII not be cdughi nap
ming II Lord Salisbury resolves upon quick .la-
solution OF the House. The officers oi the Na-
ional Liberal Fedora ton have foreseen p3s@ini"
election this summer Nevertheiess u Is u'f,,
mar every constituency without Liberal candidate
should Immediately select the best man they can
find The paper declares that the crisis was @ no.
so s,dden as IL seemed Government ~ the mercy
of sudden accidents and unexpected catastrophrss
cannot conduct public business with credit 10 l'seit
or advantage to the country. - - 49,, 49,.
"The Stardard" O'onservatve) will shy that tne
resign or continue in office that OF Sir william
Vernon farcourt. He declined 10 attempt 10 carry
on business with the present reduced ana "''''-
tain majority . ,-,t....
The paper adds that there Is reason TO believe
that besides the Liberal nionist leaders, Inc Duke
OF Devonshre and Mr.. Chamberlain, Slr Hchty
lanes sometime Socitor-Gcneral and Atorney-
General in one OF MIR. Gladstone's Cabinets, bnt
opposed TO home rule for Ireland. ana thc Marquis
OF Lansdownc, cx-Nceroy Of India ana cN-'0V-
ernor General Of Canada VIII be invited 10 JON the
new Government. ,..-,.
Mr. Gladsione's return to England Is anHiously
awaited An impression exists IN Liberal quarters
tha, ne will issue manifesto IN support OF 'he
Liberal programme. M -, -, 90,
The Chronice" d.iberaD will say that Mr cham
heriain is the real destroyer ~ tn" Government.
and that he is virtual master OF the situation
'.The Daily Tclegraph' nLberaD VII, say mat W."
British people vii, not concern Themselves with ihc
technical and tactical aspects Of the r."tier appeal
row 10 be made TO the country, but VIII pronoun'c
Inc in. .yitabe sentence a weak and dangerous
Administration for what II has done ana .eu IN