The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-25
SALISBURY CABINET
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON, June 25. 1S95.--An official de-,
Lord Salisbury has accepted the COM
mission to form Ministry and kissed
the hand of her Majesty upon being
formally appointed Premier
The Unionist leaders held a conference
at Lord salisbury's residence at eleven
o'clock this morning. The Duke of Dew
onshire, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr.. Balfour,
Mr.. Goschen and Sir Michael Hicks
Beach were present.
Lord Salisbury went to Windsor again
this afternoon.
The conference came to an end at
1:so P. M. and Lord Salisbury almost
Immediately afterwards took train for
Windsor. 1t is not known definitely
whether or not he has decided to accept
office.
Lord Salisbury arrived at Windsor at
2:35 this afternoon. His visit was un-
expected. and no royal carriage being in
walked to the castle unobserved Soon
after his arrival at the castle he had
private audience with the Queen.
The Central News is authority for the
statement that Lord Salisbury during
Her Majesty that he was ready to form
ministry. and submitted for her aprov-
al a list of the names of the members of
the proposed new Cabinet. Mr.. Balfour,
according to this statement, has ac-
cepted the post of First Lord of the
Treasury, and Mr.. Chamberlain that of
Secretary of State for the Colonies.
Certain Liberals believe that Mr.. Glad
stone, having been physically fortified by
his cruise in the North Sea. will throw
the weight of his influence and eloquence
upon the side of his old colleagues, but
the ex-Premiers personal friends are
strongly opposed to his taking any such
course, fearing that the excitement and
Herbert Gladstone,in in conversation with
a representative of the United Press
father would take no further part in
The Pail Mall Gazette" referring to
Lord Salisbury demands any pledges
from the outgoing government as a con-
dition OF his taking office. they will be
IF Lord Salisbury refuses to form a
ministry without terms then Lord Rose
berry must again take up the responsi-
ever have cast off. on such a pretext as
his He ought to have dissolved Parlia-
ment instead of reSignlng.
The Westminster Gazette" says that
Lord Rosebry has not received any COM
nunication from Lord Salisbury in re-
gard to the conditions of the latter $
accepting office, reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The stPaIl Mall Gazette" says that Mr..
Gladstone at his conference with Lord
Rosebery last night seriously questioned
the wisdom of the resignation of the
| Ministry.
| The National Liberal Federation has IN
course of preparation a manifesto deal
| ing with the coming general elections.
| Right Hon. John Morley, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland. VIII open the cam.
paign on July 4 at Manchester. where
| he will address a mass meeting of the
party
| Commons net at three O'Clock this after
! noon and after the transaction of minol
| business occupying forty minutes. ad-
l led ~ tfJS6n tomorrow.
| Sir William Harcourt Chancellor Of
| the Exchequer, said he had hoped to be
| able to give definite information at this
| time as to the course affairs would take
but it was impossible for him to DO so,
| as such information was not in his pos.
| session. Therefore it was better that the
| House should adjourn.
| The Behring Sea Fisheries bill passed
litsthird reading in the House of Lords
| today. after which Lord Rosebery
moved that the House adjourn.