The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-24

cipal Irish measures. Not only has homa
rule not progressed. but the measure con-
cerning the Christian brothers. the county
council bill. which reached a second read
ing; the grand jury bill and the proposal
10 extend the power OF guardians regard
ing laborers' cottages were all lost. The
only Irish measure now likely 20 be passed
is Mr. Healy's municipal franchise bill.
which has gone to the house OF lords. The
Liberal-Scotch members are also sore.
their expectations having been disappoint-
ed. Mr. James NJ. Weir. member for Rosa
and Cromarty, communicated with Lord
Rosebery this morning. urging him hot to-
dissolve parliament untll the measure ex-
tending the benefit OF The crofters act to
Highland tenants should have been passed.
Lord Rosebery rose early today and at
tended st. Georges chapel before break
fast He then strolled through tho grounds
atone till 10 O'Clock. when he went TO Frog
more. whore the queen was hreakfastins
with Princess Beatrice and Prince Chris
tian. He then attended service at Frog
more mausoleum with the queen and FAM
lily. after which he had a private audience
with the queen. A number of dispatches
were received and opened by the queen
Lord Rosebery returned 10 the castle Tor
lunch and returned TO town IN the after
noon. lie held a consultation with Mr..
Asquith. the home secretary; Lord Tweed-
mouth lord Of the prIvy seal, and Mr. AR
mold Morley postmaster general, in DOWN.
ing street. Immediately on bis return.
Lord Rosebcry conferred with Sir VIM
lam Harcourt later IN the evening. and
nve-line whip WAS issued. calling upon ths
Liberals 10 be tn attendance al the house
of commons az 2 o'clock tomorrow, when
II is expected Sir William Hareourt VIII
make the official announcement.
Lord Salisbury did not receive his sum-
mons until too late to go TO Windsor to-
night. He will 20 early In the morning
The effect of the cabinets discussion is
more marked upon the whips and officials
than upon the cabinet minister's. Lord
Rosebcry on his return TO town looked de-
cidedIy sprightly. and Lord T~eedmouth.
Mr.. Morley and Str William Harcourt were
In jocular mood,
The leading Conservatives declare ms
Marquis Of Salisbury viii NOT for
ma1iv take office until p3riiamenI
is dissolved He will insist that the
government before yielding the as shaH
pass "A vote % an amount necessary Tor
the expenditures for two months, to en-
able a general election 70 be held. The
Conservative win thus be IN a positions
10 attack instead Of 20 defend.
Throughout the day the situation waS
The absorbing topic al the political clubs.
Several members OF the cabinet calico
in Downing street IN the afternoon IN ne
expectation OF seeing Lord Rosebery, who
returned
and drove 20 Downing street. where an
Informal meeting lasting twenty-five mia
utez Immediately followed. II Is UNDER
stood that the Marquis of salisbury only
agrees 10 form a cabinet on condiion thar
,srtianenf iq dissolved Nothing IA known
regarding the personnel of the ministry,
hnt comulete harmony exists between The
Liberal Tnionists and The conservatives.
the court circular tonight contains the
following: "Earl Rosehery, X. G. B..
Nrst lord ~ the treasury and lord presi-
S..-r of The council arrived at tho castle
ana rendered his resignation 20 her maj
eetv nv whom # was aecepted." I"
The Daily telegraph UdberaD says:
with the resignation Of Lord Rosebery
4 weak and dangerous administratinn
passed away The nlFisiph on fFi1ay
vyss a true and inexoraole manifestation
- ,he fault OF the government "a attain
any governing power. what happened 10
ther1 may recur again ard again n min-
isters could face the hazard of again md
again being publicly declared untFust-
worthy as Nj. Campbell vas
on Fri riIay."
Tha GraDhi- says: 1T is an old Xix
an the mart of a discredited ministry %
resign Office IN preference 10 dissolvirs
parliament. 90 as 20 leave The opposi-
ton the task of winding up the business
az the rnorihund chamber but - is ne
duty of the opposition 10 force Iorf
Rosnberv's government 70 Dissolve Tnere
is no requirement. either or persohat
honor or public convenience. ohlaEl
Lord Salisbury 20 attempt 20 govern ~lfa
the present house % commons.
The Times says Of the resignation of me
ministry. '.rThe ministers must ne cor
gratulated upon having rejected the trick
cry and cowardly advice Of some of tneir
auur,ortors ~ remain IN office. We be-
ueve Lord Salisbury VIII Iesl y MS dnty
"a accent fhe task o. forming a cabinet,
- met ire next ministry viii be COM
r,ose4 Of representatives of both sections
az the Uni0nist party.
.s,The fancy % the Radicals that long
time would bc spent IA angry scramble
fo- spols between the two sections ~ ths
r-nioaiRts Is a fond delgsion. The recent =
aneeches % the Unionists have shown \
perfect agreement respecting ends AMI
means Lord Salisbury may be expected
10 resume the premIership. After Sails