The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Mr BUTTS.

The declared= of the poll was made yesterday
oe the hastiest in Treat of the Clottatydeall, Leona, by the
High admit! of the comity, Sir Percy Florsece Shelley,
Bart. There was a large attendeacie. The conduct of the
crowd was coos* ovally.
Mr. Donaos Masked the sleeken for the lemma coa-
temd on him, as Detour which be felt sob. far higher then
when they returned hem an untried man eight even ago.
He alesthaeked them for having associated with him a col-
leagut whose political °plaices were so smiler to hie owe.
(Loud cheers.) Lord Edward Cavecidisla gave every promise
et being • useful and as efficient member. The libenl party
in East Sussex owed Lord Cavendish a debt of paths& Ter
his onaduct during the iate cagiest. The noble lord came
forward to win the seemed .cat for the liberals, but he wee
determined not to jeopardise the seat already held, and to
his (Mr. Dorlson'a) unavoidable detentioe in the House of
Commons, Lord Osveedials hid carsvessed the division,
always asking the Bret vote for Mr. Daiwa,
aad thee, the second ter himself. (Loud cheers.) He ime•
gratulatsd the liberal party on this triumph, because it
showed that liberal principles an in the asoeodsat in But
Suseek—(great oheerlog and counter ebeeriog)—and be veo•
tuned to think that diet ascendancy would continue to grow.
(Cheese and uproar.) There are now too many railways,
madame, and new.papen, too much odumetioe and into!.
basica, too many steam *ugh', too mutt draining, too
much altogether of the spirit of roam-ahead for ionises to
maintain ire ground. (Great cheering.) W hen those ioduences
are at work, toryine must fly from the seem, startled and
frighteeed, just as moth as the bate and owls would be if
oaf turned • Buda light into their holes end crannies.
(Cheers.) There was certainly a ooneenstive reechoes.
There hid been • reaction from toryism to commentate,
and from that to liberal-co rum. (Laughter and
cheers.) He was glad to see that the resat= of the am-
senstives wee leading them nearer and nearer to
liberal principles. He pointed to the Macey of
the last thirty yeses as • proof that liberal
pnociples f reed the beet and truest oceservatiens.
He claimed it, not only for liberal measures, but for the
liberal leaders, for the present leaders, and the liberal
party had bees the most distinguished leaden of the tory
party. The cionatitutioe and institutions of England were
BRA natant products of its foil, and like all other living
thinks they must sot be stunted or thwarted is their
growth, but be allowed to renovate themselves by full
some to warmth, sir, and sunshine.
Load EDWARD CATS/MIMI deprecated Mr. Dodson's kind
mention of him. It was to Mr. Daises that the thanks of
the liberal party ware due, and it wee to Mr. Dodson
that be himself fait grateful. By the result of this election
Eat Sussex had refused to say that it was dissatisfied with
the present government, or that it had not pared under
the inffuenos of the liberal measures duties the last
few years. He thanked them for planing biro io the highest
amities to which an Englishman could aspire. He so.
knowledged the universal courtesy and kindness with which
be was received, sod thanked his opponents for the dispo-
sition they bad uniformly manifested to supprem all ill-feel.
lir. W. W. BURRZLL thanked those who had voted for
him, and smarted that the liberal representatives would
have but a abort reign of power. They (the conservative
coradidatee) would soon appear again on then hustings. and
would tight the battle over again with sucoeas. (Loud
shears.)
The on. R. C. E. ABBOT said they had been taught to
look to the Liege towns as centres of oolighthomeat. How
thee did Mr. Dodson reconcile this theory with the leaser num.
bet of votes on this occasion at Brighton. He asserted that
liberalism was undergoing a slow and gradual, but sure decay.
(Cheers, end "Oh, oh.") Jr. the stronghold of their epee.
Gents (Brighton) he bad polled ooesiderablv more votes
than say sucoessful conservative candidate had ever polled
before, and much more, relatively, than the liberals could
exhibit. Though the ooseeraitives had beeu defeated, the
reverse would only add to their strength, energy, and zeal.
(Cheers.)
The proceedings caseload by a vote of thanks being
pared to the High Sheriff.

NOMINATIONS AND MEMBEILSRETURNED.

(L) returned.
CAILDIGANSHIFUL—air T. Lloyd (L) returned.
Coe► COUNTL—Berg, Leader, and Scully uninitiated.
Poll demanded.
KILDAIIi COUNTT.-00011 (L) and Fitzgerald (L) re.
turned.
Ktmert 0017NTY.—Kiag, O'Brien, Hennessy, nominated.
Poll demanded.
LKITBIK Couirrt.—Brady, Gore, Tenisois. Tottenham.
Dlz•Terssn, sod Costello Dominated. Poll demanded.
LIKEKICK COONEY. —Mansell (L) and SyIKUL (L) returned.
Dickson meigeed.
Lome Courry.—Forteseue, Kennedy, and M'Clintock
nominated. Poll demanded.
MAT° Comm.—Lord J. Browse (L) and Lord Bingham
(C) returned.
MEILIONWHIBIIIII.—WiIIiams and Wynne nominated.
Poll &minded.
MONAGHAN 00111ITT.—Dawsori, Forster, and
Dated. Poll demanded.
Beturaueatan.—Napier and Scott nominated. Poll
demanded.
WICKLOW COUWIT.—Lord Probyu (L) and Dick (C) re-
turned.