The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
IRELAND.
Irish Election Rumors.

Lord Chichester, at present NJ p, for Bel
fast and Mr. George Macarney, of Lisanam
Castle, Will be the candidates for the country
of Antrim at the next election, on Protectionist
principles.
The Earl Of Belfast, and Sir James Emerson
Tennenf, will offer themselves as candidates
for Belfast at the next election.
Mr. Sadleir M. P, for Carlow borough; will |
offer himself for the county Tpperary, in lieu
of Mr. Maher. Mr.. Ponsonby Barber will ad |
dress the electors as Protectionist. The con-
test VIII be severe one but there appears
every prospect, from the returns Of the consit,,-
ency, that at least seat will be reserved for
the Free-traders.
Sir James Graham, whose election for Ripon
is impossible, will, we believe address the cleo
tors of Carlow borough, vacated by Mr. Sadeir.
Mr.. Butt @. c., has been invited by the cleo
tors of Youghal to become their representative,
and has, we understand, Just concluded a most
| favorable canvass. No doubt is entertained of
| his return.
MIR White, son of Col. Henry White, and
Mr. Willoughby Bond; both gentlemen of large
and Independent fortunes, will offer thpmseve;
for the representation of Longford. We believe
they are liberal in their politics, but staunch
Protectonists.
Mr. Humphreys, of Ballyain House, will, we
understand be invited to oppose the return of
Sir John Young, for the county of Cavan.
Edward Westby Num- will offer himself for
the representation of Wexford, his native coun.
ty, and with every probability of success agains.
Mr.. James Pagan, NJ p, the Dublin timber
merchant.
Sir John NJ Neill will be invited to bec,me q
candidate for the borough of Dundalk.
The Right Hon john w. Fitzpatrick will
we understand, retire from parliament, and il
such an event, Colonel Dunn, the present NJ
P. for Portarlng,on, will be returned for the
Queens county, in conjunction with the Hon
Thomas Vrsey.
The Viscuunt St. Lawrence and Mr.. Carcv
O'Dwyer are the Free-trade candidates for tn,
county of Dublin, in opposition to the presrn
members-Mr James Hans Hamilton and Col
onel Edward Taylor. The return Of the tw'
last named gentlemen, with due exerton, i
considered certain.
Mr. W. Fi,zwilliam Hume, Of Hnmewood
will contest the county of Wicklow on Protec
ZIONIST principles with Sir Howard the presen
very inefficient member.
Mr.. Reynolds, M. P. for Dublin, has, un
de-stand, received numerous promises of sup
port if he will consent to be pat in nominatio
for the county Of Galway. The Hon. mem
Der has not as yet determined upon the cours
he will pursue in case of general election
Mr.. Villiers, brother of the Earl Of Clarendon
will, we hear, in the event of MIR. Reynolds az
cepting Galway, be brought forward as tn
government candidate for Dublin; but the r,
turn of a second Conservative candidate
sure.
Mr.. Kcogh will, we understand, be oppose
by MIR. Norton (late Chief Justice Of Ne
foundland) in the borough of A.hlone, of whic
place the latter gentleman is native Bot
are Roman Catholics and Frec-traders !; but II
present member is devoted to the Pope-M
Norton acknowledges in precedence her Maies
the Queen. MIR. Keogh is ntolerably certain
the suffrages of some Popish constituency
Viscount F.tzsibbon, son ofthe Earl of calr!
- will offer himself for the county Limerick.
s. believe the noble Lord is in favor of protectio
j. but on matters of general policy is wing.
OF Mr. Maurice O'Donnell, it is said, retires a
E. tsr the present parment from the representati'
of Trales The electors have not, as yet, fixt
upon his successor, but it is rumorcd that NJ
- Gladstone will be invited.
~ Mr. HAYES, Nj. P. Kinsale, will be oppos
r, by a Protectionst should he again offer hmst
!, for the representation
,e Mr. Anthony LEROY will offer himself to Il
" electors of P"rtarngton in case of Colon
rr Dunno being returned for the Queens county
D. Mr. w. J. Geary will offer himself, in CO
Id junction will, Lord Arundel and Surrey, to 4
lie electors of Limerick, unless Mr.. Sidney He
bert will accept of their invitation to become 4
G. coadiutor of the noble Lord in which event N
in Geary will for the present waive his pretentior
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