The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
EXIT ROSEBERRY,
Tho Present Government Has Decided to
Resign.

London. June CIT Is officially announced
that the Rosebery government will resign.
Lord Salisbury win be summoned by the
queen TO form ministry ana his cabinet
will proceed with the routine business o.
the house obtain provisional supplies ana
then dissolve parliament
It is expected thar the elections viii take
place on the 10Th of July.
The second meeting of the cabinet yester-
day afternoon began at Z o'clock and lasted
until 515 o'clock. The meeting was held
to decide whether tine government should
resign or dissolve parliament IL was de-
Cided 10 resign.
After dinner at Windsor castle last night
Lord Rosebe.y had loEg private audience
with the queen and communicated 20 heI
the decision arrived at by the government
As to saIiSburH'S Selections.
OF course nothing yet is definitely known
as to who WIll be selected by Lord SANS
bury for ministerial and otner positions
Complete harmony prevails between the
liberal uniOuSts and the conservatives, as
was recently evidenced by the speeches. az
the const rVative banquet by Ar. Joseph
Chamberlain, the Observation-Disclosures leader
ana others |is- TUmor- of disseAS;ors be
tween the two parties were then eitectual-
~ laid and it was predicted that the HpcrM
uniouists ana conservatives would ne Hllal-
IS merged into one great natohai party.
1t is generally supposed tnat MIR. Chamber
lain VIII have position in the salisbury
cabinet, bat what mis- Office viii be is pure
IS q matter of conjecture as yet.
The Central News IS authority for the
statement that Lord Ioseuery, while at
Windsor castle, rendered the designations
OF himself and his colleagues 10 the queen
who accepted thcu Her majesty has sent
for Lord Salisbury. who VIII proceed TO
Windsor castle tomorrow Waen ne viii he
entrusted with the formation OF ministry.
IL lis charged DE some of the supporters
of the government tuat MIR. Br0IcTicks
motion was made With Tire knowledge OF
Lord Salisbury ANA Mr. i3lfoUr and that
il was made at a time when the govern
meut was HG9-In1, in Other words, that
the opposition sprung q tri'h on the lDer-
set the government. some of tEe unionists
9trauuou-'N deny this and claim t0at tie
vote was only the elimination of the dis
Satisfaction existing against the adnlulS-
tr.tiOU of the war Office. However the case
may he, it ls certain that the government
met defeat i'm am entirely unexpected mo-
meut and manner, after successfully udins
itself over a crisis When defeat would have
hardly been surprising.
ID is stated chat i'm his interview with
the queen Lord Rosebery, after informing
her as to the status of affairs. advised
her 10 summon Lord Salisbury 10 form
ConJccturcs AS to The Cabinet.
The Times says that Lord Salisbury viii
be prime minister, but that me is unlikely
TO care to reunite with that office the
heavy Iabors ol the f0relgn Office, which
Will 80 10 the duke of DeVoushGe III he de
sires TO accept %. The Aap'r does not re-
gard this as an ideal Arrangement, as Lord
Salisbury has uueQualed kuoWltd dye of for
eign affairs while The duke of DcyonShire's
strength is merely domestic Yet the lat
common sense and hi&h p3troLc feeling
while he win always have Lord Salisbury
vast fund Of diplomatic Information and
political insight to draw upon.
Mr.. Balfour viii be the governments
leader i'm the house of commons.
Mr. Chamberlain can claim the very
highest Office in the list, next to these
three offices. The greatest opening for he
display of his abilities and energies Is .n