New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
TO APPEAL TO THE COUNIK I.
THE GREAT ENGLISH PARTIES PREPAh-
ING FOR THE COMING STRUGGLE.

BALFouR AND CHAMBERLAIN ANNOUNCE 1hh
DETERMINATION OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT
TO DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE - THE NATIONAL LIBERAL
FEDERATIoNs MANrFEsTO-PRocEED-
INGs IN THE CoMMoNs-REPRE-
sENTATrvEs OF TIE COLONIES
PLEASED WITH CHAMBER
rAIx's APPOINTMENT.
London. June 26.-Speaking at Arcwick to-day
Mr.. Balfour declared that the only policy OF the
new Government now was to dissolve Parliament
He added that for no other policy or purpose
would they have accepted office
Mr. Balfour has issued an address 10 his con-
stituents in East Manchester asking for re-elec-
ton on accepting Office In the new Cabinet lie
says in part:
The late Government, have declared their inability
Practice and pubic convenience required them to
dissolve Parliament but this duty thsy nnHs a can IN
order TO appeal to the electors at the earliest mo-
ment go, , ,.u ,,o
pocv which II a I'nonis majority is returned to
the Parliament the lnonisi Governmennt WI, WI,
pursue Such a policy could not b. attempted win
credit and honor in the present position OF me tne
parties in the House Of commons !, mus M ,ni
We have always maintained that IT Is not by de-
stroying ancient institutions by restless manipu,
ation Of the constitutional machinery that Imperial
security ana domestic progress can be most surely
attained.
THE Post" makes the statement. for which
il saws it has authority that Lord Halsbury
will be Lord High Chancellor In the new Gov
ernment. in place of Lord Hcrschell.
THE LIBERALS MANIFESTO.
The National Liberal Federation Is about to
,rf, hat, h, 4.
were compelled t. resign snap vote following
an unprecedented attack on the honor II one of
The most able and most popular Of Ministers The
Liberal Ministers it adds 10y their series Of legis-
lative and administrative triumphs. justified their
title 10 be considered one of the most energetic
Governments Yet seen The great reforms they
carried through the House OF Commons would
have been law had they not been thwafted by an
irresponsible oligarchy. The House ~ Lords re-
jected the Home Rule and Employers Liability
bills These. with the Welsh Dsestablishment.
the Irish Land the Abolition of Plural Voting
and the Local Veto bills. are to-day demanded
in the interests of the whole Nation: but the
most important matter Is the Leeds resolution.
declaring that when tho houses Of Parliament
come Into conflict the will u the representative
chamber shall prevail
The House u Commons was crowded At the
% ming ~ IN" session III noon lo-HhNs NH'H ''
william Harcouri announced that Lord Sails
bury was engaged IN the formation Of Ministry
Mr. Iabouchere ORadiran asked Mr Akers-
Douglas. the chief Conservative whip. what
would be the procedure next week. and when
general election would take place.
Nr Akers- Douglas replied that the Conserva-
tiyes were most anxious 10 dissolve at the
earliest possible moment. lie then moved that
wrts be- issued for the reelection OF The mem
bers OF the House OF Commons who taf accepted
office In the new Ministry The House then ad-
journcd until Monday.
CHAMBERLAIN TO HIS CONSTITUENTS
Mr. Chamberlain today issued address 20 his
constituents In West Birmingham. It's tenor is
similar io that ~ Mr. Balfours address The new
colonial Secretary crnphaelzcs the necessity -
dissolution AZ the earliest time possible. and
blatn.- the Liberals for not dlssoving Parliament
He adds that the policy ~ the new Government
cannot be suitably discussed until after he disco
lution but he declares that the rnlonsis are ab-
solutclv agreed II the elections place them IN
power g. lav aside the Wild projects ~ c"nstitn-
tional change and destructive legislation forming
the staple proposals - the last Government. ana
to devote their principal attention to constructive
measures and social reforms At the same time
they will be prepared 10 maintain the defensive
resources II the Empire and 20 seek by all leglti-
mat. means 10 extend British influence and com
nerce In the vast regions under the British nag.
Nr Chamberlain will make no further address To
the electors previous to his nomination.
Inquiries show that the appointment of Joseph
Chamberlain as Secretary ~ state FOR the Colo
nlcs causes great satisfaction In colonial circles
Mr. Chamberlain has always been favorahy dT-
nosod toward the colonies. and recognizes tho i'm
portance Of strengthening and developing their re-
sources.
OF GOOD OMEN FOR CANADA.