, 1881-10-03

NAN ANuAEC III HiulEGIaNVs LII 4MSENlNeAtFN tHla
lnsnirtng GnN,tom wnB tlauutGd quite tieiinntiy
before tho eyes OF the voters. Mr. Lowther,
the Tory candlute, who was ChIot Secretary
for Irc1anl unicr tho late Government, inl! tho
inrn,nrs TINT hp wus for n iive-shtliimg uuty Oh
foreign sr1tin. mid they returned him by Il large
MINORITY. The returns showed fall
iuR.otf In tho 1.ihnsal vots at ~,
aud u Eutn to tho Conservatives of ts5i.
The result wAH tho samo in Durhun,, although
tho constituency thore fs ut Il worry ulfcrcut
sort, being ctanposc1 tllafnly Of wnrk1nx.ncu.
Tho Conservnt ire candidate, Sir Geor1e Elliott.
who was defeated ut the general clcUtiun by
NoMriy t,oo1 vottH, hAs now tcGn Tctnrncn by ii
majority almost equal to his previous minority.
TIC Ia coA9. n,flstGr aud manufacturer, nud he
nude point III bis speeches Of repnLuttng FREQ
TrNde. "tho Interest Of tho ssrktnE Gnssrs rs
wc!t as Of tho farmcra." Although nut mitch
weight Is attartscl to tho fAct heru, 1t hna to bo
mentioned that alr. purnell strongly urged the
Irish e'eutors In NortE Durham To yuto fur tue
Tory; and thia Recommendation inny hnyc In
tluenccd number of votca AZ any rste. tho
1.ihornl dofeat III this constituency or working
men naa been s1gnaI-tho fAlling.ug III the
Llhoral vote being above l,0u0, while tho Con-
servAtiv0 vAtn iE +5, The effect Ut tho Lincoln.
ahlre and Durhatu elections wus to Iomosal!xe
tho Liberal pnrty In CMmbrtt1Rcstirc.
THE MARQUIS OF 1t[.sSprpnn,
helr to tho Dukatnm uf Marlborough, hnd come
forward the Iibornl a,llo, bnt left the tuid ut
tho eleventh hour In possession of tho Com
aervattvc. Tho Marquis, who i,as nncc before
tried and failed to Ret Into parlalnunt, would
now hp sAting fnr tho Borough OF woolstt,ok II
lu could hrtns hls vicWs 1ntu tlecord with those
eircors q ta@usxcsIre he In s =" aot io.e ur tao
aud nare cstrHtlEed from thelr.pritielpits, which
a. ar0 =, t,rndistona!y Conscrvsttvo." Hotlcc Wood.
tic Maltluis Lori Itanaolph Ghurohi Who does a.
not ty H. th9 faco or bis ftnllr. and yet Is dis
questions lio y asso tho husband Of aiiss
ss Sa III aes sSss S4s e ro anaas sS s
ssIs s.,. ca!ses'dses5!sS;; Il Iast uoa'1's @
lao.iso q l,rs H. is as., fHr 1llo atolitIon u
s a6Sas Is 9.i aS s cypo Ts tats u y t%y.
AiastHlscs at presunt Do that ,s 1t may ou tt,ls
nccasIun Ito dcelnroa himself whnliy up,,osud to
shire T. truth which It would bu wsll fur thotn t,
iMy M T., he:rt at onse and for altogyther. - II
!a!ktn. ahoqt-"te%.s VIII - ap.T Hut ,ha
ySws aKsP " r. or{ ws ot so Mar
tlo0ry. bud Gecn mot altnHothor satisfactory ia
pfacttce--wns clearly tnuru aErucAbIo tu tho
toa lnuk Of t',o slnows Of wllr tshlrh frcatcntly
le rcault Of cntt1lnReMcnt from Uhn'a fH;ilIyi,
tllo MARQUIS 81 n!atdford was unable 10 light
This lsuvon 1t Protection. which carno s,ut 80
stronsly IN these elections. In cxtunslsng Itself
WIDELY THROUGHPUT THE CONSERVATIVE
PARTY,
! l,nvo noticed that, whurovor tho ran.x-a
hl0 OF that party hhyD been speaking iii pm1IIu
2S9y ,a ttaey a%ys With fss esecpons agpte
thur, n Hnol number hAru uponiy lgelnrcd for II
ttvassh!tInR duty uM Eryli. THO Ghtota Nf tho
aesty S st q a s91 sos noy e
tSs ea iss ~ ss'iS Il
~ nm. nli.! have always beaIl. i Fr.,u-Trauur;
~ eut l & tissro 70 500 Efee:I'ratlo l.n!vorsal and
ssr There aso @ men y! she ra..ks 1t the -
tho tluostion forward. 1t viii lavo to 10 oare-
5y 5sn!ly discussed, md / await tho dses,ss|n,."
Conservative Chancellor Of the Exoho1ucr EIt * II
eulirst secs through tho fAllacy that BN piany ut
'G To- s"sy sn % sfS syF to 81 " m s
she1 t9 9t x for stqhng yoca ovS
charm. = So
boar un thiS question, This wcak
THE TisAnES-uNl0N cUSnI!Ess
Is sitting ~ L,nlon. md II strong, though not
tnMiffsstnd, 4 stormy scunu WIS oeunaionufl
Yesterday " the s,atas,ent ,hst several do'p.
70 attenj !td orcnso lss01sf,n; aid lie ,llattor
ksts!! n'.s!es discussion tohuy. LMat wnrk mn
t,thor ronfcro'lau OF trass' '.l, and utsior dol
ton whiuh ll,sl bu Uxif i, ID ~ hR na lfs Iii,
-ta.wlt: "fhu NhttoHAI LcuYus fur tue uujtiuu-
tlon nn1 consolidation of the Empire" Tho
objeGt Uf tho conference was t., prt,niUto :" the
preservation Ut our hosa9-tn,luStrloa. and tho
aailon q tho ularkuts af tho yorlu," Th0 ilrst
Aay's CnH!rnan-h Mr. Maltlox, Ut ltrnling-
nasaId r.n-s n thas; ,soI ~ lonS as nstqot'on ws
nerc; ind tho Chnietnai, OF tho following
1ay-I Mr. lluMt. OF 13ristal-.thuuKht thAt il
blessing to tho nAtlon. nntl to Town ny vol a.