Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-02
Observation-Disclosures
THE LIBERALS STILL SHORT OF
A MAJORITY.

All still In Uncertainty aH TO the Final
Outcome OF the Bsitoting-The Pre-
mier's Partisans 81 Ahead Of the
Tories, butthe NRtionaltsts 3B Strong,
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Marquis of Hart,
ington, speaking at Ulverstone tonight,
said that the greatness and imminenee OF
the peril OF Parnell becoming Dictator in,
the House OF Commons, ought TO nerve,
the Liberals to struggle to the last. The
Parnellite candidates, he said, were un-
representative. Parnell's nominees were
nothing more than persons who had been
coerced by the land league, which was
unequaled for grinding tyranny. He de-
clared that universal tyranny was pre-
vailing in Ireland, with the connivance,
and completely OF the present government.
sIxTY-sIx DIVISIONS VOTE.
Sixty-six county divisions voted to-day,
The vote will be counted tomorrow. The
balance of the parties continues so close
that the ultimate result will be uncertain
until Friday, by which time most OF the
counties viii have voted. The Conserya-i
tives' agents report to the Conservatives
headquarters that they are confident OF
% majority. The Parnellte vote in Dub,
lin was immense, being %, 772 against tho
Conservative vote of 4,47S and LIBERAL
vote Of 3,l7O.
In the Hornsey division of Middlesex
Sir }. McGarel HOgg, Conservative, re-
ceiVed 4,6l9 votes aud Lord Kenslngton,
Liberal, 5000. Lord Kensington is the
ninth member of the Gladstone govern
ment who has been defeated at the polls
The totals thus far are: Liberals, 1885,
Conservatives, 176; Nationalists, 80. The
Tories have 50 far gained eight seats to-
day.
GLADSTONE VOTES.
Mr.. Gladstone voted to-day at Hawardeul
for Lord b. GrOsvenor, the Liberal candi-
date for Flintshire. The ex-PremIerl
walked to the village giving flowers to-
friends whom he met on the way. He re-
coiyed an ovation IN the village and re-
piled in a short speech
In Leominster riotlng occurred. Tho
Liberal candidate. II. II. Comper, and a
number OF others were more or less in-
iured. Shops were closed and disorder
prevailed. The police We're too few in
number to check the rioters.
ANOTHER ANALYSIS.
Another analysis Of last weeks voting
Is as follows: BOr0ueha, Liberals. S02.2Tts
Conservatives, 773, 1877; Nationalists. 49,
52l. Counties. Liberals, 239, ,032; Con-
seryatives, 2l7, ,083; Nati0nalists, 24,SGS.
IN tne SCOTCH ana Wef@u cuuutlbH the
average returns are eight Liberals TO five
Conservatives, while in the English
counties the average Is p Liberals to 20
Conservatives.
In St. Parick's division, Dublin, w.
Murphy. Nationalist, ls elected over W..
Dockreli. Conservative. The vote was,
Murphy $3.50, Dockrell /. 1862. This COM
Dletee the returns from the districts in
which elections took place yesterday.
DUBLIN NATIOEALIsTs WILD WITH JOY.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The greatest onthusi-
asm was displayed here tonight over the
announcement Of the result Of the elec--
tious I'm this city. Messrs. Sullivan and
Harrington made speeches. in which they
exhOrted the populace 10 preserve the
peace. A procession Of NatiUnalists was
formed and marched through the princi-
pal streets. Some Of the paraders carried
placards. bearing the election re-
turns. A number Of American flags
were also carried, As they passed along
the processionists sang "GOd save
Ireland,' and gave rousiDg cheers for the
Nationalist candidates. The yates OF
Trinity college were closed and the
students we're not allowed TO leave the
college grounds. The police were re-
enforced and constantly patrolled the
streets, but the paraders were not inter-
fered with. This morning a band or
youths placed the stars and stripes around
the statue OF Grattan, fastening the flag
with green ribbons. A party Of stu
dents snliied forth, captured the flag and
carried IL to the college.