Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
The Queen Approves the
New Ministry.
FORMING A NEW CABINET.
All The Political Parties Are Preparing
for the Election to Take
Take Place on July 10.


LONDON. June 90.
Yesterday was a day Of accomplishment.
rather than speculation, and 1t Is apparent
that the crisis has been temporarily SMOOTH
ed over Il not entirely passed. The house
OF commons held brief session today
and adjourned without attempting 10 trans
act any business,
The Marquis OF Salisbury hold a confer
ence early in the morning with IT. Hon.
A, ]. halfour, the Duke Of Dcvonshirc kt.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain and othoTs, The
outcome Of this meeting was hasty vlait
on the part OF the marquis TO the qucou.
where Il Is presumed a list OF names for a
proposed cabinet were presented and that
they were approved by hor majesty Later
IN the day the oihcial announcement that
the Marquis OF Salisbury had formally ae-
copied the premiership made vacant BY tho
resignation Of Lord Hosebery was made in
London. This news created somewhat OF n
sensation as 1t believed under exist
Ing circumstances tho Tory leader would
hesitate. II not decline, to accept the pre-
mlership.
The new ministry us far az completed and
omcially announced is as follows. Marquis OF
Salisbury, premier aud secretary OF state for
foreign affairs, the Duke OF noyonshlre
presidout OF the council, A. J. nalfour nrst
lord Of the treasury; Rt Hon. Joseph Cham
borlein, srcretarN OF state for the colonies;
Sir Michael Hicks.Bo chancellor OF tho
oNohequer; Rt. Hon. George Goschen nrat
lord Of the admiralty.
IL Is believed that the Marquis OF Sails
bury, before deciding for new ministry
received assurances that the outgoing min
isiry would assist tho new government In
passing tho estimates in time TO enable
parliament to dissolve by July 10,
The Tories were reluctant TO take Office II
Is said. before new parliament was elected
on the ground that Il would not be good
strategy to be actually In power and In
a measure responsible before tho general
election. with the Liberals stu holding Of
nee the Conservatives could 30 to dls-
eonicnted voters and ask them polntedly
how things could be different under the
present government, adding that II tho
Tories were in power they would bo better
on But II the Tories wcro actually In
Office they would have TO take a share In
the voters minds OF the responsibility for
the present conditions. Both parties pro-
foss to be ready for a srnrrAi election In
July The outgoing ministry do not APP
pear greatly disheartanod. Lord RoBcbcry
and Sir William Harcourt are particularly
jaunty and joyial, and mako II plain their
release from office at this time was the
thing most TO be desired,
The Irish people are taking a great In
forest in the present situation. Justin Me-
Cnrthy has issued a manifesto TO the peo-
pie Of ireland stating that the defeat Of the
government has placed ireland's bitterest
For brief space before the election"
the manifesto says. Downing street and
Dublin castle will be occupied w mon pledged
to the policy OF coercion In Ireland This de-
feat was comprised by the faetionlslA who
Htlll divide ireland and by the voter Of tho
chamberalns. the Russels and other false
friends OF land reform" Advocating the
continuance OF the alliance with the Liberal
party as IrelRud's only hope OF redress. the
manifesto appeals earnestly TO lrlshmen at
home and abroad for guns with which to
night their enemies In the coming election
campaign.
In an interview John Redmond nald that
Il seemed probable that the elections would
result IN the defeat OF the Liberal party.
| The ParnelliteB had invited the government
! to dissolve parliament whom tho Liberal
party was united. Mr.. Gladstone gave the
same advice, and he Qledmondl was ~ a
position to assert positively that Mr. Glad
stone resigned because tho cabinet rejected
his advice. II the government had dissolved
parliament then the Liberals would have
carried the country on the home rule policy.
They now go TO the country without policy.
without a leader, beaten, dincredltcd and dis
hoartened. lie did not anticipate that the
Tory party would coereo Ireland. They would
have the power to pass the Irish land bill
through the house Of lords, and they wore
| more likely to do so quickly and provide
money for the purchase OF land than tho
| Liberals. He was not sure that homo rulc
would not be eventually dealt with by the
Conservatives. The political prisoners ar
not considered worse OF under the Tory
| government than they were under Mr.. As
| quith the retiring home secretary.
There was little excitement In the house OF
| commons today. Sir William Vernon Hafcourt
announced he had hoped to give the house
some definite information regarding thf
change Of government, but was unable TO do
So at present. The house then adjourned,
| In the house Of lords Today the seal nshofiea
| bill passed It's second anl third readings.
| II Is announced that the Marquis Of Salisbury
| has received assurances that the outgoing
ministry VIII assist tho now government In
passing the estimates In time 10 enable par
| lament to dissolve by July 10.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, leader OF the Irish
| National party and member Of parliament for
| North Langford. expressed himself confident
that an appeal for funds to enable the mefn-
| bcra Of hls party to contest seats In the com
| ing election VIII meet with prompt re-
/ Spouse. He says that they arc able 10
| defend every seat which Will be attacked
/ n the necessary funds are forthcoming I,
/ 10 expected that the Healeyites Will under
| take an independent campaign, aud they are
| said TO be confident Of securing a majority
| among the Irish NationEliAis In the new par
| lament.
Mr.. John Redmond. the Parneilite leader.
member OF the house Of commons for the
city Of Waterford announces the intention
| OF the members Of his party TO contest every
seat In Ireland at the coming general cleo