Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-29
FOR[CAST|NG CABINET.
BRITISH MAKING STATES
OF PROBABLE CHANGES
CHAMBERLAIN ARoUSES MUCH
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
POSSIBILITIES OF FUTURE.
PARTY FEELING,

here. During the week the public was
RECALLED with more or less shrewd
prophecies, but no intimatiOns were
given out by the inner circle of the in
tentions of the Premier, A. j. Balfour.
| regarding the successors of the minis
tiers who have already resigned or as to
| how far the changes in the Ministry
| may be expected to extend. II is un
deniable that a very large section OF
the Conservatives and LibeIai-UniJn-
lists are strongly dissatisfied with the
Ministry as at present constituted ard
II is increasingly apparent that in spite
of all the parliamentary Cul)gies of
Mr.. Balfour many Unionists believe
| that a government of greater strength
and capacity could have been establish.
ed with Joseph Chamberlain, the Colo
NAL Secretary. as leader. The opinion
is freely expressed on all sides by
Unionists as well as the Liberals that
the interest of the empire nowadays
are so fast and complex that they are
sorely in need of the oversight of a
man of broader and more forceful pow
ers, who should be disassoCiatcd from
the atmosphere of constant debate over
the details of such measures for in
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',oh vi le'e"Sins ra'ricN a. Mcii"sn'
the member of parliament for North
Lietrim, from the penalty of contempt
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The appointment of Mr.. Chamberlain
/ to the Premiership would have been
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