New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
INCIDENTS OF THE CONTEST.
MR. pARxELL InRsArnNrD IN. GLADSTONE WI,

! MIR. PARNELL IHRgATENrD-,iR. GLADSTONE WINS
TWO SEATS II SCOTLAND.
| LONDON, July 2.-Mr. Parnell receives letters
every day mensciug him with injury o. assassns-
ton for his efforts to "Qismember the Empire"
He mas however. solicited police protection called
public attention to his peous portion. He is escorted
everywhere he goes In his ca Lpaign work by body
guard Of personal friends al salwar young Irshmen,
who say they perfectly able to take OF IN and
themselves.
most desperate electoral struggle between the Glad
and the Uuioniss ended to-day by the utter
rout of the latter the Parliamentary district known
The Leh Burghs. Mr.. W. Jacks returned to the
last Parliament as q regular Liberal by majority of
$3.50 in total poll OF s,s40 votes He opposed tho
Home Rule BILL but nevertheless considered nvnci-
be in his district, and nominated in ire.en'
canvass as q UDonist to continue his Opposton to the
Premier's Irish policy. NJ Jacks hostility to Mr.
Gladstone angered thousands OF the scotchnen OF
Leith but they looAed upon their opposition TO him as
hopeless and unable to obtain candidate 10 o..
pose him. all those mentioned for the scat having de
c.ined The Tories IN order 70 emphasize the
Unionis opposition to the Premier Withheld opposition
and left the field clear to Mr. Jacks 80
that he might 90 back to the House of
Commons with a largely Increased II iorty.
AT The last hour allowed by the law the Lberol
gers nominated Mr.. Gladstone himself as their cand
date the Premier cOnsenlDg TbGs equipped. the Glad
sonites went at their work THIS Was so elective that
M. Jacks became scared and to-day withdrew from the
who was elected without opposition This. with his
Midlothian district, gives The "remier two in
land He WILL perhap.. choose to sit for the latter
seect trustworthy man TO on;es Leith. with
ance OF succesS.
O'Connor: "I shall watch your combat IN Liverpool
with great nteres, nope IOotas VIII vote 10 man
for supporting tne all important and absorbing policy OF
Mr. chamberlain writes lido not believe the Tore.
are pledged to coercion. | believe tne Tory lead
are wiling to 60 much further in the direction Of
local government fors ireland than hitherto"
Mr.. Chamberlain, speaking at BIRMINGHAM tonight.
said they asked 20 trust The people bnt the peo
pie were being trickei. Regarding Mr.. GladstOnes
statement that the masses were with MIN Mr.. Chamber
lain SAID he di not believe the democracy had gone
mad lie did not think the people OF England oat Of
pure gayety OF heat would run vast risk Mr. Parnel
was unable to say mat the mongIel segovernpent
nell was creator OF ssliaiions Continuing MI Cham
trial Were they going qual before the dagger OF the
assassin he asked Would aey lot The sceptre do
PatrcE sarsfeld and Hugh Johnston. the two Par
neltes who undertook 10 contest ttc two seats belong
DAVID Plnukett and the Right Hon. Hughes Holmes,
both Conservative wn2 hed tnem in the last Par
were eered and bOOted TO day whenever they went by
atempted 70 mob and drive the Home Rulers out Of
the district. which Is great Tory stronghold. Mr..
rage The PsInetes stood their ground and made a
plucky contest. although the siudents and Tories
ihwsrtei effort on the part OF tho candida to
make speeches by drowning their voices with
and boots. Mr.. saIsaeld's scarlet gown was pulled
away him and thrown to the mob who tore II into
small pieces The students threw rotten at John
and ssrsaed The Conservative candidates vainly
begged that the Nationalist candidates he given fair
hearing. The students singing "God save the Queen.
kept up uproar for three hours. Finally. by how
OF hands, the Provost declared Plunkett and Holmes
elected. poll however was demanded. and the Pro-
vost ordered that poll be taken next week.
The Times 1t "reoiccs to find the tone OF John
Brights speech in opposition to Mr. Gladsones Irish
scheme rin and incorporating a. the most ardent
UniOnist could desire" Continuing. The Times says.
That Mr. Brighrs very simple alternative proposal
would answer, that the Parnelite. would assent to
IT, argus; but IL is at least inteIligbe and
revolutionary"
Mr. GLADSTONE AND MR.. PARNELL ELECTED.
LONDON, June 2.-Mr. Gladstone was re-
elected today from Midlothian and Mr.. Parnell and
Mr. Maurice iealy Psrnelte) were reelected to
represent Cork CITY. They we're not opposed.
GLADsTONEs APPEAL TO WALES.
LONDON, judy 2.-Mr. Gladstone has issued
a manifesto to the Welsh electors Ia which he says
m ffuA AT