New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

J,ATrRIER WILL BE CALLED TO FORM A
DOMINION CABINET.
THE CONSERVATIVES CAME TO GRIEF on STATE
RItHTs SAYS THE ST. JAMEs's GAZETTE
Will. THERE NOW BE PRO
In.


Toronto Ont. June 24-The results Of yes;er-
days election show a majority of not less 'hah
fifty against the Government. and a straight
Liberal majority over all Of about thirty. In ad-
dit,on TO the three Cabinet Ministers already
mentioned as having been defeated a. r. An
gers President os the Council. suffered defeat.
making in all four Cabinet Ministers who lost
their seats Practically every section or the
country declared against the Government.
The most remarkable feature Of the election
was the wrenching from the Government OF a
number Of representatives OF the cities or the
Dominion Montreal. Toronto. Quebec, hamilton
Kingston Halifax, Vancouver and ST John' one
after the other. contributed to the ranks oi 'he
Governments opponents. Winnipeg. Lohdol
and Victoria. b. c.. We're the only defaul'eTs
Sir Charles Tupper the Premier. received the
returns in his Office in the state Department AZ
Ottawa When It was definitely known that IN"
fate Of the Ministry was sealed. Sir CharIeS APP
peared cheerful of yore but said ne Woniu
nrofer not TO say anything for publication. 1t
is expected he will promptly hand In his resig-
nation. and the Hon. Wilfred Laurier will be
called upon to form a Government.
1.-THE Mail and Empire" Ghe leading Conserva-
five oreau) in an editorial the result OF ycser-
day's elections. says the LIBERAL strength Is
drawn entirely from the Province OF Quebec; that'
indeed. that party is a Quebec party II Is 10 De
feared. It adds. that Canada IS on the edge OF II
regime strikingy similar to that which premier
Mercier established under the racial eXclteih"h'
which prevailed ten years ago
The World" (Conservative) says that the le'-
n,e have declared in unrnst alsable language that
Manitoba must not be coerceI in the settlement "l
her school troubles. and also declared unmistaka
It nd IN 'prfe
II denies that the election is a triumph for free
trade and says it was not protection, bui IN
trigue dissenson and corruption that defeated
the Government
ERASTUS WIMAN HEARD FROM.
Arthabaekaville. Quebec June 24-Al day mes
sages of congratulation have poured in upon VII
fred 1aurier. future Premier. and among them
the following from Erastus Wiman. OF Ne"-f"'N
because love my native land and honor you !
congratu'at 70 II and v0u from the bottom OF my near.
H., 60, The daisy that springs from the earth on
ono side Of the border line. and mods us hci o" ~
other no longer mark the commerciai harrrr '.hho h
cuts this continent IN two. But man ilin'ng , "e ne
heartlest allegiance 70 the gre. - "a ,bc
slorlous exanipe OF Great Britain. anl IN The tIel-
Of her colonies. iustrs'e -1~ , ,yr,h b.sr,
the lare, y Development and cn.arse ana 'i!a''@
The ereatfst degree the ara of opPorinn.iy, Ho"
needing as never before. on bo'h sDea % '"o ''''
enlargeme and equalizt'ip4
London. June 24-"The ST. James's Gazette
in an article commenting upon the results oi '"r
elections held in the Dominion of Canada yes
terdav. says that the Hon. Wilfred Laur'er VIII
now be- able 10 show whether or NOT ne - %
statesman. The rock upo2 wnicA iHe ''''s'i Va
t,,-os cam, 20 grief The Gazette says. was
state rights The real moral OF tho fesnt j.
that. even II Canada has Home Rule. the system
does not work smoothly.
The Canadian Gazette" which Will be issued
tomorrow. will contain an article paving nish
tribute To- the unexampled activity Of Sir Charles
Turner Mir Wi,frod Lauriers views rpon 'N'
tariff question. the article adds. werc se"ini.Ely
deyeored as the hght proceeded. CONTINUING
the writer says ,. .
"yY. shall soon soe how he viii pui into pIac
flco the sentiments expressed In the tiecch N'
deli, -ed at the beginning of June. deIlaunlhs d
revenue tariff and system OF prefer n'hl Ia"'
with ENGLAND. and how his pro- nll'4 states
Of America policy will be affected thereby.