The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-28

POLITICS m ENGLAND.

POLITICS m ENGLAND.
Politics in tie Old county = no
cleaner or sweeter than in America.
Some people think 70. bat such people
are mistsksn. From English papers
rsesntIy st hand We have illustrations
of how the Parliamentary campaign Of
last month Was Conducted. s
Lord Dalkeith. aags the Liverpsel
Mercury. wss psltsd with turf and sand
ct the close Of his meeting ct Gore
bridge; his assailsnts taking advantage
a mishap to his carriage 10 eject
their disgracefol parposs.
At The close Of the Ripon election, We
are informed BY the Londoa 1sl1sv.rA
serious s1otisg ocsusrsd epposias The
Black BAH Hetsl. ths headquarters Of
the Consssvstivs candidate. A large
and ssraly crowd a. several hundred
persons attached the front of the hotel
ems attempted to forcs IN entrances.
They were resisted, and . fierce fight
snsued. Paving stones we're torn up.
and tie front of the hotel completely
wrecked. A forcs oftwepty policeman
wss sent to the spot and charged the
mob. Several persons were seriousiy-
injured. -
The London Daily Asss tells this Of
the election At Cardiff: "Aa sxtraordi-
nary disturbance essurred. Ne Reed's
tOrch'ieht procession WAS driven back
b. the Irish. snd party fights took place
IN whieh sticks asd stones were freely
ussd. Several psrsons had their heads
btoksl. - vsrs ksseksd devn and
kidke1.F Bensers we torn fros1 The
psocessIonists' hands. and the scsns Of
violence was general. Mr. Reed was
uoabls TO obtain hearing in front Of
the Royal Hotsl. A telegram from
Cardiff q late hsur say The ssrssts
wsfs entirely 10 Ne hands o. Snexetpd
mob. but that the people were grsdt-
ally dlspsrsing. The fighting had been
general, and large number Of persons
were beaten with sticks." -
An assault Of . very aggravated
character ID narrated BY the Msnchss.
tor Esaminsr. II was consisted upon
Mr.. Fender. the only candidate before
his constituency. On leaving hin hotel
noisy crowd surroundsd his carriage
sud he 1t first hesitated to proceed to
Stromness. Some of bis supporters.
however. thought the feeling vas in his
favsr, and hsstsppsd In, but before 81,
private secretary or any friend could
follow him the crowd ran of with the
carriage u full speed. leaving tho hon.
orsbls menbsr's friends 20 lellow q
BEST they could. On arriving 1t the
Ayrs road On attempt Was made TO run
the carriage into the sea. Il was go,
81 tho road on TO the peach. but foftu.
nstsly the pole became detached from
the carriage. and. the fore wheels get.
ting locked, it waa brought 70 . stand.
The glass window Was broken and
driven into the carriage. and Mr.. PEN
dsrs hat was smashed. Mr.. Psndel
left tho carriage. and. addressing the
crowd appealed to them for protection
ffoa such coeduot. After the pale had
bsssTot clear 81 ths vshicls an attsmpt
vas again nads 70 run IL With Il, bui
tAis Ne bsttsr dispossd ansag the crowd
prsventsd. aad Me- Psndsr Vas allowed
= ooaunss his journey.
Il y veil knswn that money il gensr
slly used u tless Pasliansntasy elso
tieas, sacA palsninded, hosersb,1
statssnsn - Glsdstons svsn not hest
tasing 10 spend il freely to eEsct shsi,
parpess. In districts where doubts ar,
fsls the most s4araofdinsry sssasars,
ere rsse. ted to. =. Forty s6illins ten.
anti" are created b. The thossand. f.,
their votes alone. The expense Of "a
Enslish Parliamentary elecsisA supass
iatosths i1iisss = psssds ssestin3
averaging seven o. eight dellars FOL
saeh and oil Of the tvo and hall nil
lion vsee Psst. DranksnAsas. hribsss
riseins. Sighting are common eli svsI
tie kingdom. the better people of whi1l
a.e hssrtily slat rhsA - ~ret9esd
tIrmoil b I'll ever.
kAM YAao q plioEI sopna. -.
fhsmattsr Of Nsvy Yard Oh PasSi
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