Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26
.SALISBURY'S CHOICE.
COnserVatiY, Cabinet That Viii Now
Govern Great Britain.
PREMIER ALSO FOREIGN MINISTER
iNchcpuer.

LONDON. June 25.-Ths members OF the
new Ministry. so far as they have been
selected. are officially announced as fol-
lows:
Prime Minister and Secretary Of state
FOR Foreign Affairs. the Marquis OF sa-
Isbury.
Lord President OF the Courpn. the
Duke OF Deyonshire.
First Lord Of the Treasury, Right Hon.
Arthur James Baifour.
Secretary Of State for the Colonies
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer. Right Hon.
Sir Michael Hlck Beach.
First Lord Of the Admiralty. Right Hon
George Joachim Goschen.
The other places in the Ministry nave
not as yet been definitely allotted.
The United Press learns that Lord Ss-
lisbury. besides being Prime Minister.
takes the foreign portfolio temporarily.
He has made overtures TO the Marquis
OF DuNerin TO resign his present office OF
British Ambassador to France and be-
come Secretary Of State for Foreign AZ
fairs.
80 SALISBURY CONDITIONS.
LONDON. June cj.-The Westminster
Gazette says that Rose Rosebery has not
received a communication from Lord Sa-
iisbury in regard to the conditions Of the
latter's accepting office. reports 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Pall Mall Gazette says that Mr.
Gladstone. at his conference with Lord
Rosebery last night. seriously questioned
the wisdom Of the resignation Of the
Ministry
Certain Liberals believe that Mr. Glad
stone. having been physically fortified by
his cruise in the North S,a. will throw the
weight Of MIS- 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 eNertion
might cause physical reaction.
GLADSTONE OUT OF IT ALL.
LONDON. June 2J.-fIon. Herbert Glad
stone this morning definitely stated that
his father would take no further part in
public lie.
COMMONS AND LORDS.
LONDON. June 2j-The House Of Com
mons met at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
and after the transaction Of minor bust
until noon tomorrow. Sir william liar-
court. Chancellor Of the Exchequer. said
he had hoped 10 be able 10 give definite
information at the time as 10 the course
affairs would take but il was imposs Bile
for him TO do SO. as such Information
was not in his possession. Therefore il
was better that the House should ad-
| journ.
| The Berlng Sea Gsherl bill passed its
third reading in the House Of Lords to-
day. after which Lord Rosebery moved
| that the House adjourn.
NATIONAL LIBERAL MANIFESTO.
LONDON June 25.-The National Libe-
| Ial Federation has i'm course of prepare
| ton a manifesto dealing with the coming
general elections
John Morley. chief Secretary for Ire
| land. will open the campaign on July 9Th
| at Manchester, where he will address a
| mass-meeting of the party.
| "IRELAND'S ENEMIES IN OFFICE"
| LONDON, June 25-Justin Mccarthy
| the leader Of the anti-Parnelllites In the
| House Of Commons, has issued a mani
| festo, beginning: The defeat OF the
| Home Rule Government has placed Ire
| lands hitteresi enemies in office"
He claims that the Liberal policy q
| Cancellation has been proved wise and
| practicable by the present unpreced-
| entedly tranquil state Of Ireland.
| The manifesto continues as follows
| THE Irish party for nine years have
| stood firmly and honorably by their al
| lance with the Liberalism alliance
| based upon the latter's adoption OF a
| home-rule policy-and have the public
| solemn assurances Of the Liberal leaders
| that home rule shall remain their pri-
| mary policy. and shall be kept I'm the fore
| 'front.' of their programme. Without a
subsidy from the rich eXchequers of a
| great empire. unlike the government We
| fight frowned upon by the wealthy and
powerful of England and Ireland. we rely
| exclusively upon the generosity and con
| hdence Of the ever-fathful people Of tn
| Irish race at home and abroad TO supply
| the resources necessary for an election
| fund"