Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-27

Salisbury Ministry Find They Have
O Hard Road to Travel.
Dissolution Is Likely to Oc.
cur Within q Week.


seemed to have opened Pandora's box In
forcing the Rosebery government to re-
signation The latter have clearly the
best of the situation.
Lord Salisbury Is compelled to make a
cabinet with a hostile majority, and as
events are now trending, will be obliged
to go before the country with at least
some indication Of policy about present
burning social questions.
Joseph Chamberlain, having precipi-
tated the present situation, has been dis
appointed in his ambitions. He demanded
the chancellorship OF the exchequer, but
Lord Salisbury refused and offered him the
secretaryship of state for the colonies
which he unwillingly accepted.
The fact that Lord Dufferin has been
summoned from Paris has excited some
uneasiness. 1t transpires that the present
state of relations between this country
and France Is serious, II not threatening.
1t has been suggested that Lord DuffNrin
has been asked to undertake the lord-lieu-
tenancy of Ireland, but the fact Is that he
cannot be permitted to leave Paris until
the Anglo French relations are much i'm
proved.
Mr.. Mccarthy last night issued an ap-
peal to Ireland to stars special election
fund, and it Is said that Edward Blake,
MP, formerly from Canada, has opened
1t with a personal subscription Of $4,000.
Blake will probably be asked to contest
Derry City, which the Nationalists hope
to win from the Tories. The Mccarthy
ite calculation is that they will win three
seats from Redmond and five from the
Ulster Tories while they may themselves
lose two; so that they expect net gain of
six. This is provided Healy does moi raise
a flag of revolt, which up to the piesent
time he has shown no signs of doing.
Dissolution Next Week.
According to the latest information, dis
solution will take place next week. The
members OF the Mccarthy party have
nearly all returned to Ireland to make
preparations for the struggle. Redmond
has stated that he will contest every scat
in Ireland, which declaration might be in
terpreted that he is receiving other than
Irish financial support
Baron Halsbury has been appointed
lord chancellor in succession to Lord
Herschell. and Austin Chamberlain,
Joseph Chamberlain's son, will probably
be junior lord of the treasury.
The Times says that Lord Salisbury
offered the chancellorship of the exchequer
to Mr.. Goschen, but he preferred the ad-
miralty office.
1t is noteworthy, says The Times,
that Sir Michael Hicks Beach (who has
been chosen for chancellor Of the ex-
chequer), is free from currency heresies.
Four Irish sympathizers have guaran-
teed EGO, 900 (S100, 0,OO0) to the anti-Parnell-
ties for an election fund.
The National Liberal Federation Manifesto
says that home rule is the first and fore
most of measures to be pushed, and there
are also mentioned the employers liability
bill, the Welsh church disestablishment
bill, the Irish land bill, the one man and
one vote BILL lhe local veto bill Qocal op-
tion), the factory and workshop bill, and
sweeping reforms for dwellers in towns
and country are demanded In the interest
of the whole nation.
Perhaps the most important feature of
all in the manifesto Is the insistence that
the policy formulated In the Leeds pro-
gram shall be persevered ip until 1t is es-
tablished beyond all question that where
the two houses of parliament come in con-
hict the will Of the representative chamber
shall prevail.
Conservative leaders seemed to have
opened Pandora's box of troubles in fore
ing the Rosebory government to resigna-
tion. The latter have clearly the best of
the Situation