Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
WHITEWASHED
IGECIL RHODES.
Hon. P, J. Stanhope Ready to Sub
stantate His Charges,
PERSONNEL OF NEW CABINET
VIII be Much the Same az the Press
ent one salisbury IL Uneom.
municatiye.

minority dhlg DttolHtb HloIt anu lH"AN
assured speculation as to the person
mel Of the next cabinet grows rife and
all sorts Of guesses are published. None
OF these. however, seem inspired All
take IL for granted that sweeping
changes viii be made but this conclu-
sion the Associated Press learns, is un-
justified The facts are that Lord Sails
bury always uncOmmunlcatye has not
broken the habit OF his life Tor the bene-
M 0f close friends or even fellow cab
met members, but from a peer, high In
conservative councils, the Associated
Press learns that the makeup Of the
next cabinet will be so similar to that
Of l,s predecessor that It will come as
startling surprise.
WAR OFFICE PORTFOLIO.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne who. next
TO Mr. Chamberlain. Is the object Of
more attacks than any other cabinet,
member. can have the war office port
folio again II he desires and he prob
ably viii accept It as he has implicit
belief In Lord Roberts and Is anxious to
cooperate with him In reforms which
he has been contemplating for some
time but would not commence with
Lord Wolseley the late COMMANDMENT
chief and General Sir Evelyn Wood, the
adjutant general with whom his rela-
tons are greatly strained.
Il Is untrue that either Lord Ions
downe or the Duke Of Marlborough has
tk L. 81 rU
land, and Il is quite improbable that
either win have such an offer, though
Earl CadOgan does intend 20 retire
much 10 the relief Of the leading conser-
yatiyes IN Ireland who are bitterly OPP
posed 20 Mr. Gerald Balfour (the chief
secretary and Earl Cadogan's attempt
at non-partisan government
SALISBURY TO BE PREMIER,
Lord Salisbury will resume the pre-
mlershlp and the foreign Office portfo-
TO- az Least everything he has said TO
his fai,ew members Of the cabinet points
90 bis poing So Probably the only
really important change viii be In the
admiralty. for which the RI. Hon.
Robert William Hanbury Is being favor
ably considered though Lord George
Hamilton who formerly was at the
.ead of the admiralty could have the
portfolio again but he prefers to re-
main at the head Of the Indian office.
The Ear II SelbOrn, at present Mr.
Chamberlain's assistant, has been Sc
lected for preferment. He Is regarded
as one Of the strongest men IN the gov
eminent and may have a seat In the
cabinet IN the place OF the Right Hon.
Walter Long, president Of the board Of
agriculture, II he does he Will add one
more TO the long list Of Lord Salisburys
relatives controlling England's destines
as he married the premiers daughter.
ATTACKS ON CHAMBERLAIN.
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.
]. j. Stanhope's reverse at Burnley,
construed by the conservatives as d.
rect rebuke for his bitter denuncauons
Of Mr. Chamberlain, but MIR Stanhope
edheres to his attitude. reIteratlng that
ne Is ready 10 prove In the courts that
Mr.. Chamberlain only "whltewashed"
Cecil Rhodes In the house OF commons
because another member had letters in
his pocket discriminating Mr.. Chamber
lain with the raid. This member
though not named by Mr.. Stanhope. the
Associated Press learns Is Mr.. Abel /
Thomas, a liberal who represented East |
charlottesville in the last parlia- !
ment.
In the meanwhile Mr. Chamberlain IS !
apparently unmoyed and Is serenely |
sending messages 10 the nation and |
s.umping the country, putting all his |
vIgor and strong personality into the /
campaign, IN marked contrast with the /
other cabinet ministers. While Mr.. /
Chamberlain Is practically the only in.
terestIng figure In the struggle In Eng
land, there are In Ireland several men
and Issues stirring up the country into
such a chaotic condition of party lines
as has never occurred before and II
would excite the greatest interest were
u not for the fact that England is so
occupied with her own local contests
y Is claimed that Mr. Timothy NJ
Healy has split the Irish party 70 al
most as great a degree as Ola the late
.aarles Stewart Parnell and that the
bitterness injected into the fight equals
mat Of the historic division. The Free
mans Journal declares that any one
voting for Mr.. Healy's candidate Is
without an atom OF self respect" and
|
orei calumny and utilization" The
paper hlames him for the loss Of Gal
way saying:
Galway has dlsgraced the national
solidarity broken once more by the
treason Of renegade home rulers and
'he Tag Of the union has been planted
beyond the shannon"
ON the other hand the Dublin indie
= nlent supports Mr.. Healy and Car.
gnal Logue has also come out with a
declaration in his favor.
CHANGE THEIR CoLoRs.
As a result Of the split Londonderry
iha Galway have changed their colors
va other constituencies are llkelyy to
oll0w suit
The duke Of Abercorn, whose son. the
marquis OF Hamilton, ousted Count
HO9Ie from Londonderry. said 10 a
'elttsentatiye Of the Associated Press:
frankly, you can say to the Ameri-
ans mat the people in my part OF
.us country, north, are more prosperous
lHa more thrifty than ever. The Irish
hshhel and lack Of coal and many 9TH
u facilities, are drawbacks 70 the de-
e'9pment Of many Of our industries.
oaI everything viii come In time ana
'Aether Ireland returns an increased
y decreased nationalist majority 1
55,sueie she viii improve commercially.
'loNiy perhaps, but surely. So We
nay eventually decrease the number OF
'ooa lrIshmen who annually go to your
lde Of the water"
at. John Parnell. who was 50 curl
lsy ousted from South Meath. only
cured the nomination by recanting his
.eUon In presenting the Keys " Dub
N 10 queen Victoria. on the occasion
y pen visit 10 that city. IN the following
! would sacrifice my official position
2 sneIlu II l ever again had 20 under
sueh humiliating degradation"
NI FarneN was thereupon declared
I.,aole as a member ana would have
g,n sent 20 the house OF commons but