New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

'iO country TOOK great interest Birn,DQ-
really tested Messrs Dixon and Muntz also spoke Mr..
on the 10th Of November. He stated that he had aIways
oeeh opposed TO Government manufactures.
SUMMARY OF ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
TIE Daily Nelcs OF the 2Sth publishes letter under
this heading OF which the following is the sub
| stance. leaving out the names Of the counties
and boroughs An analysis OF the election in.
| telligenco up to the present time gives the fol-
lowing results: In England and Wales there coun-
es ana boroughs returning 90 members for which none
but Liberal candidates standing Thirty two Others
returning So members, contested by Conservatives
where there contest and each party takes
There three three cornered constituencies whose
ing As far therefore, information carries
us the l9 counties aud boroughs England and Wales,
which are uncontested, contested only by mem
oers OF the same party, will return IFS Liberals to "a
In Scotland there ore SO counties and SorGur6s re-:
turning 40 members, for which Only Liberals stand
fan undsputed to the Conservatives The majority
therefore for the Liberals in Scotland in seats uncol
tested or contested only by members Of the party
amounts to &c. In Ireland 25 and boroughs
turning 80 members contested by Liberals only
contest 10 the Conservatives, The six seats three
other counties where there j. no contest viii be divided
| land In seats uncOntested, contested only by
whole Of Great Britain and Hr'sl Ireland there are s
counties and boroughs returning 800 members in which
take l9 and the remaining los fall toyhe Conservative
As far therefore as we can at present Judge the Liberal
| SECOND Liberal CANDIDATE FOR DUBLIN.
A At numerous meeting Of the Liberal party hed on
oinyite Sir Dominic Corrgan Bart, 10 stard for the
sePtsd the invitation and his address appears in the
Dublin papers to-day He says 81 ain and always have
iishmeni and dsendowment Of the Established Church
Of Ireland Peace and good Will can never prevail IN
ters who with independent spirit. support their own
to pay Ss for a as Ss
holds its right by prescription and the usage OF S years
just which is in itself irjnstice viii support and ad;
vocae freedom Of education To amended andlord
ing principle viii be that the bad landlord should be com.
PEELED to do by law that which the good landlord now
that SIR Dominic corrisan viii Contribute 81 200 TO deray
the expenses Of the election the remainder OF the money
s7Co have already subscribed including soo each
from Dr. Robert MDonnell and Dr. Iyons, aud other
contributions yaryingom s0 20 $50 from other doctors,
who desirous Of seeing Sir Dominic in Parliament as
the representative OF the medical profession:
"sr Dominic COrrlgan excellent Liberal candidate
for the city of Dublin He has been for years at INC head
OF the medical profession in city where that profession
stands very high but beyond that he has taken an non
orable part in public affairs Liberal ana independent n
been stanch friend TO the Queens CniyeIsy irom ,he
montane friends lie has done the state much service In
many administrative works, and his name has been
tower OF strength side OF those who have always
asserted that perfect justice 10 Roman Catholics would
create enlightened aiiy lessen the political power OF
the priests and the millions Of Catholics ns loyal.
as intelligent and as orderly the beet osants OF
the North II the Liberals of Dublin. mainly Catholic,
return 10 Parliament Mr. PIN, Protestant Dssenter'
and Sir Dominic CorrigaD. Independent Roman Catho
lie, It will be noble answer TO the bieotry aroused ~
this country, and TO the lbelcs who assert that ish
Pnpists with political power would utch meiel! h. tne
dictatlon OF their priests ..,,.,.,.,ov
Mr. John stuart MIL r. nss the i1oy,hs o, ,hs
London committee FOR promoting the return oil Mr g.
Howell recent Liberal candidate FOR the borough ana
hundreds Of AyiesbuTy: .. ~. =, ,s<s
"DaAg FIR; beg TO Hoknovledee, yc,r I, ~
ter ax,s london % M pr@yiaciai Ssi committee ssEins
my opinion respecting his csndaainre' m~S SYu,o ~
Parliament look upon as OF great Importance thst
the working should be represented in INC hes
House of Commons by persons possessing thef conn
and ina, .ome Of these BeTsSDs snSsd he o is 4
selves working men ana ,housn 10y %ye ssen %, his
public conduct has made me look upon him ne one VINO,
Representative OF the working classes IN Parliament
AM dear sir. yours very sincerely D. o MIL
MR. MILL, MR. BrApLAuGii, AND THr woRKISG oIAssIs
Tic following letter Of Mr.. Mill. written to an eeeor
OF Westminster, appeared in The Tines OF the 9th
"AvIGNov. Oct J. 1sds.
"Dear Sir I beg to acknowledge your eommunieation
on OF Mr Bradlaugh because IN my opinion the change
which has been made IN the constitution OF iatliahch,
feelings OF the working classes represented ia IT, ana
because the persons representng mos orv new Parli
ment numerous than hlnk ~ dos,Iauae o,y
not solely for putting Liberal party In office and DIS
establishing The Irlsb Church, but Tor makng CON-
material and social condition Of the mass OF the people
this cannot be expected unless the shnerihS as % Wo
as he prosperous classes represented IN the hous
ord rcrresfnted by men who capable OF maxi tbeH
No!ceS ho"iu' ' -. {. MILL"
CARDINAL cULLTS's LITTEE TO 4 CATHOLIC LDlIoh OF
DUBLIN
The Dublin correspondent OF the Its0rdph uDae' u"'o
n, the nth SAYS that Cardinal Cullen has written ieel
70 one of the burgesses Of Trinity Ward approving OF
their movement TO assist in securing the eieeuon oi
Liberal Lord Mayor for the ensuing year Ills Lmnehee
ohserves: "Were chief magistrate OF hostile Opinions
elected At this critical moment lie might do mneh
,n,scbief The Liberal party In England, now now
~ .kino such e1ertions TO put an cru W Ot""
ascendancy I'm Ireland, would justly Sompan, ,,yos 90
"nr ngratitude or indifference; ana the ,onsc ,Sv
woud beldy assert, as they have i I9no d IA ,hSi
that We are not anxious for religious equalI,y a 10
we are willing 10 continue 10 bear the yohe mn ,,on
.o long series OF years has pressed inost neavS
ne As In the election Of members OF fatIanchs, I VIZ
nestion IL one OF personal merit at present ~ s
NJ ~hetber Dublin will elect representatives who p,o
ai,n their determination TO uphold al the aousos % ~
Prntesnnt Establishment and 10 leave tne c,,,
,bc connry without redress; or whether tno
nns will vote for candidates tuch as MT iip' I'm
~ sonnort MIR Gladstones resolutions ana 10 asS'ss %
~ ~ n,,f,ine AN end TO Orange ahcehdahey, anu tn'ro
i,s,ino Tie reign Of justice In TINS country. an
dnrine perfec equality among al classes VI ne' '"S'9'
subjects"
THE EARTHQUAKE IN IRELAND.
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