New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT?
WILL LORD SALISBURY TURN HIS MAJOR-
ITY TOWARD PROTECTION?

HE CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT MR. CHAMBER
LAIN-No DEFINITE COURSE WILL RE PUR-
SUED UNTIL FEBRUARY. iseG-MR GLAD
STONE EXPLAINS SOMETHING BREW
ING ~ THE STATE OF IRELAND.
London July 2o-Now tina, strong Unionist
majority In the next Parliament is assured. people
beginning TO ask what Lord Salisbury. the
Prime Minister. will do with H. Born robust. VIII
II survive the fun natural term OF the Parhh-
mcntary session. seven years? Of course. the
Jnionists confident that II Will. and their con-
hicncc In Its vigorous lie for The full term Is but
the solidy OF the party when II was In oppo-
sition. and the seeming absence OF dangerous ele-
mcnts OF dlscori. The Liberals comfort themselves
by rcveriing 70 the past experience OF Pariaments
with great majortes. which majorlties have al
ways shown "A tendency TO fall % pieces. they
have also special reason % anticipate that the
present or coming tnonlst majority will not
prove an exception to this experience. Judging
from The results OF the elections thus far held.
there Is strong probability that the purely Con-
servatye majority will attain such dimensions az
will render that party independent of Mr Chamber
lain and his allies II IL notorious fact that the
genuine Conservatives fear and detest Mr. Cham
berialn The old supporters OF Lord salisbury.
whose claims to Office have been overlooked In the
formation o, the new Government N favor OF LID
.ral nionIsts will certainly soon enter into cabal
10 oust the latter II the party shall be able TO
net without, the support OF the Liberal Vnionists.
Much depend. upon the maintenance OF Ministerial
J harmony IN the future programme or IN" parry
which went into the campaign with no announced
programme. except 10 use the WORDS OF i'"'"
salisbury the programme o. dissolution II Mr..
I Chamberlain consents 10 abandon every Liberal
measure with which his name Is sim associated
and confines himself - his recently formulated
social platform he will be likely 10 remain In the
| Cabinet but Il will be dlflcult for him and his
followers 10 submit 10 reaction'st pohcy hhs
tha, embodied in .cctarian education, which Lord
| SALISBURY l- credited with intending to promote.
II will be .,in worse for tho iberal-tnionsts II the
cahine, should seek to gratify the ihternal ysHh-
some return TO protection II may ,, PC remafS'a
Ia passing hat the new Parliament w, conan c,,, =,
m.mbers The Duke Of Dcvonshire. President OF
val, in View when he lssued letter last Wednes-
day In which he defined the position oi ~" LID, LID,
win the conservatives. but were their al.es nnil
shs, q hos nT'e ossoa snlm Prom " That am
nounced a, meeting some ,iine snSe '' M tne "a" be
i.onal conserya,iye As'9,an9m Ser,,in nnd The
| puke of D-vonshire. leaders respectively In ne
iIbrral' nionists were honored guests !, vas
then Implied that ne reIauon rHI no hs lomg
| b~tore conjonty. they would be known as h ,he
ons party 6g rom by e speaker, e a
ready has broken string.
Intimate friend. Of Mr. Gladstone say that the
sremr ha. o~ The soS Ssr,on, aosr~ win sorry nNt to
so The discstabilshment OF the Church In Wa;es
receding into the distance hH hs ,s "ua III icnc hac
hss aiyice to dissolve Immediately upon he r"lec-
ton by the House - Lords OF nc noine ~ tn, o.,
| Mr Gladstone attributes the collapse o' inc parry
| 10 this delay
Lord Salisbury has the advantage Of months be-
tore he will obliged dis,loss hi, Pr9srI,mms OK, ,n9s
! 81 Commons meets In the second week IN p Ausnss'
| yo,h,ry need be done beyond securing supplies
befO
tered upon early In February
Tho Irish question Will be acutciy 10 the iotc Il
y.n,s verfy current reports. The physical force
party who had been 9S,ret 9rSartte * make sich hostile
GsmonsrStions would sh9w mat irss Is'En Ih
irsh demands 1t stated mat seers' & Grns mas
been widely revived IN ireland Dy pu m ,hr Irish
Communities In London GLASGOW ana iIyyrpID, tIrr nn
have let within tSpsriots es Gn 'o hat socthns
sem ,ari,g in which hey meant to share The tri,
umph on ,ns ,r,netms To- the secret societies. and
may preciptate outbreaks In ire'a"''
The Liberals are ccasng TO discuss The causes
that n,eres on what the future may bring forth
| .'The DAILY News" The Westminster naheue % a am
other ssaps STssss Sa faramen great
maorics always show ."ha,reS ,e,b ~ ~ tbr CON
egss,c in favor OF land church and r,r ,esrr1m IN
| education on lines when VIII ''a' " '"''"'' ~
| IN. Liberal Unionist ranks
\ significant article In The Times. in which the
neral I'nonists are advised to abandon Home Rule
and start afresh on the Ola parry Inc, heo Snsn,rsJ
nv an influential adherent OF Joseph Champetrl'I r
,",r,gnes are successful in weakening the Liberal
| Inionst element In the Government
Sir Michael Hicks Beach tells his constituents that
about the first act OF the new Government WIZ De
| the undoins Of effects OF Sir William Harcourt
democratic budget BY returning arge sums ,hn sim
larly the Tory candidates every~herJ % n ssIss
UNCONVENTIONAL schools. and IN the manufacturing
districts they promise to repeal the cotton duties
Lord Salisbury undoubtedly begins his adminIstra-
ton Of the Government unhampered by a sinsIe n
rsty promised much. will insist that their pledges
be carried out In their latest speaehes Mr halioHr
| Parliament OF two great Irish measures Mr.. BAL
four declared his intention to introduce n measure sur,
land which is interpreted TO mean that the Govern,
mnancs mppn the user level long claimed them
| by Irish politicians Mr.. Chamberlain Indicated that
cas The greatest anomaly OF the existing electoral
system" which allows Ireland twenty three mem
hers IN more ansn ns' dsgsn these
ty-three members TO England. as Scotland Is al
ready represented.
THE KING OF SPAIN SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Madrid July @-rhe King OF Spain slightly In
tIred his foot while riding a bicycle yesterday.
MARIE ENGLE COMING HERE.
London, July 2o-Mare Engie prima DONNA
| who has been singing at the Covent Garden The
atre. has signed with Messrs Abbey and Grau for
the coming opera season the Metropolitan Opera
| House. New-York
| DOMINION PARLIAMENT UNPROROGUED.
| Ottawa. July @-Parliament will not be prorogued
until Monday afternoon, the Seiate not having nm