Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-05
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

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patches. the political campaign now pro-
crossing in England is not only very bit
terly contested, but the appliances used
! to break down the Liberal party are
scarcely less than atrocious. We hear
of mobs in all directions-mobs melted
to violence by the course of the Tories.
1t is the old story over asain:-An isnor-
ant. brutalized rabble, cajoled, misled,
and heated to intolerance by the design
ing tools and cozening spokesman of an
arrogant and pampered aristocracy
strike down the leaders of the only
party through whose efforts they can ex-
pect to gain any amelioration of their
own wretched condition. The very fe-
rocity of the so-called Conservatives at
tests their sense of danger. It seems
likely that the Liberal party will be de-
feated. The Tories have made consid-
cradle gains and are confident of secur-
ing a majority in the House of Com
unconstitutional Gladstone, Lowe. and
other leading Liberals are known to have
secured their election. We hear but lit
tie from the Eadica's-the Odger and
Bradlaugh party. 1t is their turn next.
Their future lies in the same direction
with the overthrow of the Liberals
Their advent will be the substitution of
the substance for the shadow. Liberal
ism is but the sllirmiSh-line of Radical
ism, as Free Soiiisr,, here, was but the
vanguard Of John Brownism and the
army OF an.i-slavery and final abolition.
When the Tories have driven in the
shirmishers they mus. expect to encour-
ter the main body of the enemy. The
t .legraph gives us the following
London, Feb 3.-The total number Of
members of Parliament elected or re-
turned without opposition to-day is Al.
of whom q are Conservatives and II
Liberals The Conservatives gained
seats in Marlborough. Maldon. Peters
field. Scarborough and Winchester. The
Liberals gained two seats in Shrewsbury
and John Corbett (LiberaD defeated Sir
John darlington in Droitwick- A Home
Rule candidate was elected in kinsale.
ChilGres was reelected in Pontefract.
The city of Lincoln, represented in the
last Parliament by two Liberals returns
Colonel Chaplin Conservative and c.
Seeiy. one of the former members. The
contest in this place was close and eN-
cited. attended with great disorder. 4
large mob at one time held possession OF
the streets and attacked the polls. Win
dOws were smashed and an attempt
made to fire hotel. The military final
y charged upon and dispersed the riot
Frs Further disturbances We're feared. |
out the last accounts of the election
iuicted the excitement.
Gladstone has been reelected in !
Greenwich. Mr. Boord CONSERVATIVE |
: elected i'll the place Of Sir David Sala- |
mons, late Liberal member The vote |!
or the two successful candidates is an
1ounced as follows: Gladstone. 5.96S: |
ioorl. g. 1873 Gladstone 5 vote in 1858 I
vas G}Sti.
Conservative returns from Cheitenham |
i've another gain for the Opposition.
Edward CardweN, Secretary OF State.
md Vernon Harcourt. Solicitor General,
ne reelected in TIE city OF Oxford.
A mob broke up Liberal meeting in
Nolverhampton last night, and destroy
d the platform.
There was serious rioting at the polls
n Dudley. Yesterday. The authori-
les telsgraphed to Sheffield for assist
nee.
Much fighting is reported 4. Noting
IAN.
The elections to-day resulted in an av-
rage loss of u seats to the Liberals, the
Conservatives thus gaining 30 votes in
he House of Commons.
Dispatches from number of places
eport much excitement and some riot
ne at the elections TO-DAY. especially i'll
'nry, Lancashire, and Tralo, Ireland
sobert Lowe was elected without oppo-
ition from London University.
HARVEY, the newly-elected Senator
ON Kansas is reported as saying in a
ublic speech that he considered him