| Show THE NEW PREMIER The Conservatives Will Run the State If the Liberals Will Permit Them Salisbury and Northcote Now Fixing Up the New Cabinet The Times and Telegraph Want a Fair Show for the Tories Forming the New Ministry LONDON June HThe Marquis of Salisbury Salis-bury spent Sunday at Hatfield Upon his arrival in London he will at once proceed to form the new Ministry The Marquis of Salisbury has decided to form a Conservative Ministry and is inactive in-active negotiation with Sir Stafford North cote the Duke of Richmond Lord Rawton Mr Rowland VVinn Member of Parliament from North Lincolnshire and Mr Edward Stanhope Member of Parliament for mid Lincolnshire Lord Salisbury will come to London tomorrow when a consultation of the leading members of the Conservative party will be held The Court Circular confirms con-firms the statement that the Marquis of Salisbury is to form the Ministry Arthur Balfour Member of Parliament for Hertford borough and a nephew and confidential confi-dential representative of Lord Salisbury joined the latter at Hatfield Lord Salisbury met with ovations at the various railway stations at which stoppages were made on his journey to Hatfield His secretary arrived ar-rived in London yesterday and visited Sir Stafford Northcote THE CONSEEVATIVES WEEE ACTIVE ALL BAY SUNDAY Sir Stafford Northcote being in communication communi-cation with Lord Salisbury by telegraph LONDON June HMr Chamberlain will shortly visit Scotland on a political tour He will develop his views of local government govern-ment for Scotland and Ireland THE CONSEnVATIVES TERMS LONDON June l5rhe Times says Lord Salisbury has not accepted the office unconditionally uncon-ditionally Nothing will be definitely settled set-tled until tho Queens arrival The Conservatives Conser-vatives will require some kind of a guarantee from their opponents that they will leave tho new Government unmolested until tho general election THE LONDON PJIESS ON THE CRISIS LONDON Juno 15fhe Tunes continues to condemn tho late Government It says the Whigs cry wolf too often and by using urgent ur-gent terms for trial occasions weaken the effect of the summons when tho real crisis is at hand The Daily Telegraph says The Marquis of Salisbury will have the sympathy the country and warns the Radical loaders Mr Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke not to make tho mistake of obstructing the elections elec-tions in tho provinces but to see fair play |
