The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY ?3, 1852.

The Derbyites are, certainly, inor three
localities, where such a result C twoonldcarcely have
been expected, succeeding to admiration. Mean-
while, in other places, some
te s
rejection. have
of the mast
among the leaders of the Whigs andpei.mportant
received, or are receiving, a very summar;l
After being somewhat ignominiously
Liverpool, 'lr. CARDWELL has been defeated
at
At refused accept-
ance by the electors of Ayrshire.
m
over, there appears to be no extraordinary
satisfac-
tionba-
pipnraersent, more_
bility of Sir GEORGE GREY being
dnied tyhe iro
ii
of being at. the head of the
poll in North
North-
umberland. Tne majority of the Oppositicn,
consists not so much of supporters ofe
indeed
thted,
late Government as of thoroughly independent- P
formers—many -
of them Radicals in principle, and
therefore strongly opposed to the systems of
-- party
supremacy and family government. Victorious in
some places, the Ministerial candidates are nevertheless,
in others, among the number of those who have been
the most glaringly subjected to the poignant regrets
of discomfiture. The very seat of the Houses of
Legislature has been the scene of one of their most
disgraceful defeats ; and scarcely had Lord MAID.
STONE been thrown aside by the possessors of the
elactive franchise in Westminster, when Lord
BLA.NDFORD was compelled to undergo the same
pureishment, as the penalty of his " vaulting ambi-
tion,," at the various polling booths in the county of
Middlesex. Scarcely thirty constituencies remain
now in a state of indecision as to the candidates who
are to be selected for their representatives. Upwards
of six ,
aunarea new Members have consequently been
street
portio: Is
e returned. Out of these Members the pro-
are as follow
Liberals •••
••• .. 27i
Liberal Conservatives
Derbyites
aside the 76.. 76
Liberal Conservatives as neutral
Setting • • •.• •.•
Blend' 2
left a majority of 24 to the
—'there would still b
Opposition.
together both Liberals and
Liberal ConservativFelgthemajority, on the other hand,
would be a clear
calc u lation i,,
3,)U°
fa7er the Government! The
in th e highest degree salisift must be allowed,
y witahotory. Instead of re-
turning from the country
clear working ma-
jority of from forty to fifty, as
predicted by the
CHANCELLOR.of the. Excaeemea,
theh Cabinet will
j
enter the new House of Commonwith
at ael—re.turning, moreover, as the Londotiod iority
C ma
harivari
intimates, with the British lion rather subdued in
and the big drum of Protection rent beyond the
sibility of reparation' I±,- may be maintained, ir-
the more infatuated among the ()w.ever, by
sup-
porters of Lord DEBBY, that whereas the
Ministerialiste returned to the House present a com_
part body of more than 250, the ranks of the Oppo.
sitio
4 are
composed of men r±f almost all shade, of
°Pinion, incongruous in ideas and heterogeneous in
character.
It may be said that these 250 and more,
wed along
1,-- e the ties of
_.d? v
the Treasury benches, are bound Loge-
41sympathy and by a mutual com-
h:Gir pi-ehation : while the 270 and more, calling them-
selves Libprals, are not more closely corn-
, •-,.....,.‘) pactc.,d ban, the
grains in a rope of
o'o , acad. i4neaerliYites ,
o' annot., however, eeriously
ley aleiiirch " flattering. unc .
% 4-'ee: - ee- tiou to their souls.
The
' _,,,,_. .Whig's ~y be somewhat broken, as a party, by
their
cceitiiional discouxiiturea of late. The peditts Loy