New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26


PLACES IN THE cABINET-LoRD DuFFERIN
INVITED TO BECOME FOREIGN MINISTER
ANTI-pARNEI.IITEs ISSUE MANI
rEsro-JoHN MORLEY TO OPEN
THE ILBERAI CAMPAIGN on
JULY A. Mr.. GLADSTONE
OUT OF PUBLIC LIFE.
Ioudon June 25-I.ord Salisbury paid another
visit TO Windsor this afternoon. where he ac
cepted the commission to form a Ministry and
kissed the hand Of the Queen npon being for
majIv appointed Premier The members of the
new Ministry. so far as they have been selected.
are officially announced to be as follows:
Prime Minister and Secretary o. State for For
e,gn Anairs-THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY.
Lord President Of the Council-THE DUKE OF
pEVONSHIRE.
Trs; LORD Of 2rs he pnfo1K Treas9TYrE RIGHT HON.
Chancellor of tho ExcheIuer-TIiE RIGHT HON.
SIR MICHAEL HlCKS-BEACH.
Secretary of State for the Colonies-THE RIGHT
HON JOSEPH CHAMBERLAlN
First Lord of the Admiralty-THE RIGHT HON.
GEORGE JOACHIM GOSCHEN.
The other places in the Ministry have not as
vet been definitely allotted Lord Salisbury will
take the Foreign portfolio temporarily. He has
made overturers to the Marquis of Dufferin to re-
sign his present office of British Ambassador to
France and become Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
HIS AUDIENCE WITH THE QUEEN.
The J-nionist leaders held conference at Lord
calisbury's residence at IL o'clock this morning.
The Duke Of Devonshire Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr..
Balfour Mr. Goschen and Sir Michael Hicks
Beach were present. The Cnionist conference
came TO a end at / 80 p m. and Lord Salisbury
almost Immediately afterward took train for
Windsor where ne arrived at 2:3' o'clock HIS
visit was unexpected. No royal carriage was IN
waiting at the station. and he walked to the
castle unObscrved Soon after his arrival he had
a private audience with the Queen He Informed
her that he was ready to form Ministry. and
submitted for her approval list OF the members
OF the proposed new Cabinet.
Justin Mccarthy the leader Of the Anti-Par-
nellites in the House OF Commons has issued
manifesto beginning:
The defeat Of the Home Rule Government has
placed Irelands bitterest enemies in Office
Mr. Mccarthy proceeds to denounce the Con-
servative leaders as having by their own conles-
sion no Irish policy but that Of coercion. lie
asserts that the Liberal policy Of conciliation mas
been proved wise and practicable by the present
unprecedentedly tranquil state of Ireland Ihe
manifesto continues as follows:
The Irish party for nine years have stood firmly
an alliance based upon the atters adopuon Oh a
a1me ".e s she LIBERAL leaders that Hone Rule
shall their primary policy and snail pe rep,
subsidy from the rich exchequer OF great I'm I'm
pre, unlike the Government, we fight frownea
irPsland iPlla D. and We rely e%clnsiv upon the generosity
and condene ,o1e of ss and To supply the
sources necessary for an election fund
TO OPEN THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN
The National Liberal Federation has in course
of preparation a manifesto dealing with the COM
ing general elections. John Morley will open the
campaign on July at Manchester. where ne VIII
address a mass-meeting Of the party.
THE Westminster Gazette says that l|oru
Roseberv has received communication from
Lord Salisbury In regard 10 the conditions OF the
latter's acceptance OF once. reports ~ 'he ''"
trary Notwithstanding. 1,,
''The Pail Mall Gazette" says that Mr. 'iau in,
stone al his conference with ioTd h9sepef! 'asa a.
night seriously questioned 'he wisuo" o' '"e
resignation Of the Ministry. r,,o
Certain Liberals believe that Mr.. GLADSTONE
having been physically fortihed by ms cfutSs hIs
ieuance and eloduence on the side OF his old
roiieagues but the ex-Premiers personal irlenus
strongly oppose his taking this course fearing
that the excitement and exertion Hight c,uI III,
.' Ls,oaI reaction Herbert Gladstone TINS
morning definitely announced that ms Ia'"'i
wo,Id take no further part in pubic ne. 49,,
Th Unuse Of Commons met at o'clock this
afternoon. and after the transaction OF minor
business occupying forty ,HIi1 Wiiliam Harcourt
unti' 'a w non had hnned 10 be able t. give definite
information at this time as to inc I' courSe Snr
fairs would take n1t ,ntovnst,nn ~ wns was not in
HE possession Therefore 1t was better tha' '"e
House should adjourn ~, so1 i,s
THE Behring Sea Fisheries bili Iassseu s a.o
,hird reading in the House Of LORDS to-udy, a. ~.
tor which Lord Rosebery moved that '"e '''"'
adjourn.
e,rr,c1xrc OF THE NEW MINISTER'S.
- ..A,,r ,r.,bot Cascoigne Cecil. f!h Mar
= :, carsturv was in February 1917 ~
ccived his education at Eton ana al oHio'' " CO.
n. u,as elected TO the House OF commons Il"
a,,ya from stamford. and on his father "e"''
~ y, .a,, h,s Goa. IN the House Of Lords lie
,.oa so,,e nromnence through his speeches ''"'''9
.,, tho Southern States be recoenizcd AS 'h'
sro Confedsracy. and through ms at'a.A "' ~
Da,or,p bill OF 1866. The same year lie wa" a., a.,
no,n,ed Secretary Of State for ihd'a pu' n c,an.
mna onlv one year In 1875 he succeehed MI "''-
80. 90 Premier But before the end OF 'he 'e'
On. Liberals regained power. ana SALISBURY 'ep'.
hv Gladstone as Premier. fousht asa''i ~, 49, -,
ar NJ the House OF Lords ali biiis Pe'e".
49,, ,.rea, OF ireland Lord SALISBURY was "e ~
the oe", A., covernmrnt in 1896. and for six years
~. - hi. N dictate vigorous Irish poncy' ''
.hro,,eb the persis,en; attacks OF MI '..., &,
.ho liberals his Government ""' =, Ca, trd
,so2 He married. in 1851, the I'd s1o, =, IN,
i''-' ~ ,rderson a former Cnanceiior vi '"'
Exchequer .,,s .,ob,h Duke OF
,,,o,shire was born in no anu ,, nas edn.
,oun as the Marquis OF Har'lht." .,,.r sne,d.
,oa AZ the University OF Camor''s. . elected
,aar In the Russian Mission ne va" r,t
IN ing ,s to the House Commons from the me n9r
II, u, Isncas,er From 1865, coincident win ". ,he
cess OF the Liberal party he hiiea Under Sec
eess 80 ., r,.s Lord OF the Admiralty Dnus 10,
Offices OF for war. and Secretary of state ioi
% war He has also been member Of pds,mas,er ,ns n,
Co VIZ, the Conservative Goverh"e'. -
IN isso. he was invited by Queen vie'ona sn,sa tbe
a Liberal Cabinet He declined, ~, Dndsr Mr. Glad
IN 1sss he succeeded Mr. chde.s as secre
tary OF State for War In 'SSo ne and allied