The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-18
lc0NJ[c1UREs Is TO
| THE british tlD|nT
But Few Changes Will
be Made by the
Election.
SALISBURY TO REMAIN PREMIER
ANOTHER OF HIS RELATIVES
WILL PROBABLY BE AID
vANcED.
Very Bitter Personal Attacks Con-
tinus co be Made on Chamber
lsin-Irelant Sees Parties
Ba ly Split

assured speculation IS TO the persoun,
Of the next cabinet grows rife and a
sorts o. guesses are published None O
these. however, seem inspired All rak
il for granted that sweeping changes wi
- made. but this conclusion the As
socisted Press learns. is unjusrihe,i Ii
1 faCts are that Lord Salisbury. AWAY
uncommunicative. has not broken u
habit OF his life for the benefit OF clos
| friends. or even fellow cabinet member
but from peer high IN eonServar;v
1 councils the Associated Press learns tia
f-the makeup OF the next cabinet viii Ne :.
similar TO that of It's Predecessor tia
/ il will come as startling surprise. TIL
Marquis of Lsnsdowne. who. next {,
! Mr.. Chafnherlain, is the object Of NOR
attacks than any other cabinet member
. can have the war Office portfolio again j
he desires. and he probably viii accept ii
as he has implicit belief in Lord Robert.
and is anxious 10 cooperate with him Il
reforms which he has heen contenplatin
for some time. but would not commerce,
with Lord Wolseley. the late commander
in-ehief. and General Sir Evelyn Wood
the adjutant general. with whom his rela
tons are greatly strained.
1t Is untrue that eiSher Lord Laas.
downe or the Duke of Marlborough has
been offered the lord lieutenacy of Ire
land and it is quite improbable thar
either will have such an offer. though
Earl Cadogan does not intend to retire
much TO the relief Of the leading CON
servatives in Ireland. who are bitterly
opposed tn Gerald Balfour 1.-THE chief
secretary and Earl Cadogan's attempt
at pn-partisan government
Lord Salisbury will resume the pre-
miership and the foreign Office portfolio
at least everything he ha> said 10 his
fellow members of the cabinet points to
his doing so. PROBABLY the only really
important change will be in the admiral
~. for which the Right Hon. Robert Vii
liam Hanbury is being favorabIy con
sidered. though Lord George Hamilton.
who formerly was at the head OF the adj
iairalty. could have the portfolio again.
but he prefers TO remain at the head of
the Indian Office. The Earl OF Sci
bourne. at present Mr.. Chamberlain's
assistant. has been selected for prefer
ment. He is regarded as one. of the
strongest men in the government. and
may have a seat in the cabinet in place.
of the Right Hon Walter Long. president
OF the board of agriculture If he does
he will add one more 10 the long list of
Lord Salishury's relatives controlling
England's destinies as he married he
premier's daughter.
The vigorous personal attacks upon
Mr.. Chamberlain continue and seem to
gather bitterness as the reality of de-
feat dawns upon the liberals. The
Hon. 2. ]. Stanhope's reverse at Burn
ley is construed by the conservatives Is
. direct rebuke for the bitter denun-
cations of Mr.. Chamberlain. but Mr.
Stanhope adheres TO his attitude. reitcr-
iting that he is ready 10 PROF. in the
,ourts that Mr.. Chamberlain on.v white
washed" Cecil Rhodes in the house of
because another mem.rr,. Rad |
etters in his pocket discriminating AR |
chamberlain with the raid. Ills men |
,er though not named by Nr. Stan |
lope the Associated Press lesrns. is
Mel Thomas. liberal who rep esen, at |
East Characteristic in the lar par.ia |
neut.
In the meanwhile Mr.. Chamberlain -
unmoved and is serenity |
ending messages to the matte, ana |
sde country, putting all his /
igor and strong personality INTO the |
ampaicl. in marked contrast With the /
ther cabinet ministers. Nhii- Air /
chamberlain is practically the only IN |
eresCing figure in the struggle II Zig
and. there are in Ireland several Ten /
nd issues stirring up the country irto i
ueh a chaotic condition as has never
occurred before. ami il would excite iar
reatest interest were il not fcl- the facs
hat England IS so occupied with her own
ecal contests II is claimed that Tim
thy NJ. Healy has split the Irish parry
D almost as great degree a. did ths /
ate Charles Stewart Parnell. and that
ne bitterness injected into the fight /
quals that OF the historic division TIE
'ree,nan's journal declares that snyoLe
otiifg for Mr.. Healy's candidate II
without an atom of self-respect.r ami
escrihes his campaign as one of secret
alumny and utilization He blaues
im for the loss of Galway. saying:
Galway has dissraced tine national soli-
srity. broken once more by the treas. n
renegade home rulers. and the flag
the union has been planted beyond tue
hannon-
On the other hand. the Dablfn lnse-
endelst supports Mr. HsaIy and Ca
NAL I.ogue bss also some ons with
sclararion in his (Gvor.
As result OF the split Londonderry
nj Galway have changed their color~
I'd other constituencies are likely TO fol-
W suit.
The Duke OF .ALereorn. whose son. IN !.
Iarauis of Hamilton. ousfed Count
ocrc from Londonderry. said TO rep
sentative Of the Associated Press.
Frankly you csa ssy 70 the lAmeri-
ms that the people Of my part OF the
untry north. are more prosperous ami ,
ore thrifty than ever. TAe Irish cha ;
/ and lack Of coal sni many Other
rilitiss are drawbacks Ia the dsyesos,
eat Of many Of our industries Bus
erything VII come IN fira.. ard