Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-03-25
the appointms Mt Of the new Norwegian

ministry under Mir. Nicholson. The
new premier is the only member OF
the Old ministry in the new cabinet.
The ministry represents all parties. 1t
consists OF four conservatives, four
liberals and two mOderates. All mem
bers Of the cabinet are agreed Oh
prosecuting NOrWay'S plan to appoint
its own consuls and to carry the meas
ure through not later than April l,
1906. Should King Oscar not sanction
the new bill, a crisis would ensue. The
cabinet, however, will use every en-
deaVOr to obtain the royal approval Of
the new measure. Nansen. the arctic
explorer, at a meeting held in Christi
ania the other, night. expressed the
common feeling that there is only one
party in the cOuntry-that of Norway.
He was asked to enter the ministry,
but is excluded by reason Of not being
member of. the, state church. He
promised his services in all other li-
rections, The new .premier, P. c..
Nicholson, outlined the Eg6vernment'S.
program in the stOrthing March. 13.
Relative to Sweden and NOrWay's con-
sular system he said, the new cabi-
net was formed to establish the con-
stttutional right Of, Norway to a sepa-
rate consular service and to preserve
Norway's sovereignty asa free and in
dependent kingdom. I'VE know he
said that we have on our side a
united storthing and a united people.
The people of NerwaE have no: greater
desire than to live peacefully and on
good terms with everybody. more es-
zpecially with their: Swedish neighbors,
50 that they can. devote their whole
Strength. to the. DEVELOPMENT Of the
material resources of the country. /
am firmly convinced that the united
and unbending Willsof our%people will.
accomplish the much desired result.
The warning, which Regent Gustaf
sent to the Norwegian storthing about
two weeks ago. in.Whirh he cautioned
it's. members to- :'take NO. action which
will be likely Is cause a rupture be-
tween the two countries" and to
"measure the consequences. carefully
has been ignored by the. .storthin@'s
committee Of nineteen, which on Tues
day March /. decided on the establish
Iaent Of separates consular service for
Norway before April 1, 1906. This
can be done by the stOrthing by
5a:E5&,irts7 No M ,;6J,ajiE> o2a,,; q
,,,osSI1ro +ii;i,c ~, sod: rms actin and
t +, t" onno,,nc os that C'E1icbn1son a
leader p Of the Norwegian extremists,
has haefi aDnoinfed. Norwegian premier
seems from general liz: vie wed. stand.
noint - hIine Norway > stpn nearer
.. shro, limo aivau, from tho union ex-
fsaS,,o th1i& s1y6 s4S 90 f e The
3 cot ;f.rf3v x,1Ys,35a sxeceut in
s in:,t Nat Z, # In Sree to
ia ~; f,i.ss ;ss 8,}s of aNor;vav He
lhas tsiso,, T;s s,in+ o,,t Il the
No. An sf;a1 .fs}S S. a. :tbn two
co,,n,f,:Sas viii be oresffiv wassk aned-.if
Tho u1inninn .iea dis aaivas;f and. Sc, is he::
liovodIbo Vii oassSfG 6 tn ktsen Nor:
WOW ~, tho confederation AfSfaa st so
coma tho ron,3srfss * ~
: ,,, = s:La T..
IA o,o bs3yrss s.:y,f, .EsHsea ba sna turallv
r. 49, sSS,d >,, * sSs4%e.,J ,,,,ov
ssfn NiS3 s,;as{ sssiSa l.of SSkoraSA. IN ali
e. :, ,l1,:iSs tp,,as;af, suo4ans and
cs,,vo = asIst 4; tieyyssil Frs mood vi. long,
~ ssi,1s years the hrotheT
kingSni;s which now and than seem
~, tbz, ye,.yo of war bstwaaasn oIsa
snSther }hut 'navaT g on, IN #, wary. have
+; asro1 Riia.ssianisf,S 81 sif,F IL has
lnng .hoap anna ront that rho Muscovi*e
,s,s, Room lnolino FOR an ire frae ha r.
hor..wi+b the hreezes .s,weeninet west
u,ay,1 I'm. fset so.nrnnounced hiss RVS
3a,s Intentions seer,aa. in, This direc
4}on; fhat >,aven stFa 1uast conservative
candina vians regardeT sucb ! move
a,s Inaralv: a; matter IF >ffsna. Rut the
~ inar vnlous~a lana t;esfa ,-s1iccesses have
! nt a.; end to ali ssucfrr HfTnrebensions
and il il evident that: Russja must at
last aba n,don hnr efforts: of exnansion
IN q, westorlv directfon., for wears to
oo,no.. NatnraJlv.. ctf course Scandi-
,,.i,i,,s svn,n,+bias GRO almost wholly