The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-11

In the last election Mr.. Treveyan was returned
as Liberal, from Hawick, without opposition.
This year Mr.. John Dillon stumped the district
against him, denouncine him for opposition to
the Premier's policy toward Ireland, and point
ing out the unreasonableness of Mr.. Trevelyan's
attitude, in view of the fact that he had been
Chief Secretary for Ireland, and by
actual observation knew the merits OF the
issue. The result has been that out of the
total of 50l6 votes polled in Hawick burgs, Mr..
A. L. Brown. the Gladstonian candidate received
majority of thirty, obtaining 1888 TO the 2 493
secured by Mr.. Trevelyan. The announcement
of the result has produced sensation through
out the country.
The Tories and Unionists combined have
beaten Mr.. Timothy Healey. Parnelite, in South
Londonderry, Mr. Thomas Lea, the Unionist
candidate, receiving 4,737 votes to Mr.. Healey's
4629 The entire poll was 1866 votes, falling
off of 515 from the last election Mr. Healey,
however, increased his vote 500 over that ne
polled last year, but the Liberals and Tories
combined on Lea, Unionist, instead of dividing
on Tory and Liberal, as last year.
The Tories have won &c seats, z from Union
lists and 50 from the Liberals. The Liberals
have won 25 seats, the Parnellites l and the
Unionists 4. The nes Unionist gain is 81; 2sS
Tories have been elected; 61 Unionists, 145 Lib
erals and 72 Parnelltes.
The Tories have defeated the Unonist candi-
dates in South Essex, where J. Theobold, Tory,
is elected over ]. Westlake, Radical; in Penrith,
Cumberland, j. W.. Lather, Conservative, has
defeated Sir Wilfred Lawson by majority of
= ~
Halloway takes the seat occupied in the last
House by tho Hon. Henry R. Brand. The
Tories have also won south Leicestershire, north
west Suffolk the Gainsboro division of Lin
colnshire. northwest Staffordshre, north
west Norfolk where Joseph Arch is
defeated by Lord Henry Bentinck,
and the Hyde division of Cheshire. Major E.
]. Sanderson, Tory, has been reelected from
Armagh over Mr.. Williamson, Parnellite. by
vote of 4,572 to LIT, increase of $50 over the
vote obtained by Sanderson in the last election,
although the total vote of the district fell away
818 Joseph Arch, the agricultural representa-
tive, was defeated by Lord Henry Bentinck. in
northwest Norfolk, by only 20 votes, although
in the last election he defeated Bentinck by
majority of $40. The Tories have won
Rpon, Yorkshire, from the Unionists.
Captain Ker Tory has been reelected
for East Down over Mr.. McGrath,
Parnellite by vote of 5,093 to 256l. Captain
Ker was returned without opposition at
the last election. Leonard Courtney. Union
ist, has been reelected for southeast Corn
wall over Abraham by 3.763 to ,l01 in poll
of 1,490 less than that cast at the last
election. Ferdinand James De Rothschild has
been reelected for Aylesbury, Buckingham
shire, by majority of 5000, slight increase
over his majority at the last election The Lib
erals have won Osgoldgross, Yorkshire from
the Unionists, defeating Sir j. w. Ramsden,
Bart, for reelection and sending in his place
MIR. ]. W. Austin.
John Bright has written a letter to an elector
of Cleckheaton, in which he says: "The Irish
have right to ask for the repeal Of the act of
union, or to make insurrection and take the
consequences but it may be wrong to grant the
repeal and such action might be injurious to
them. | have never uttered a word in favor of
Dublin Parliament. My good will toward Ire
land renders it impossible for mo to support the
wild plans embraced in the governments Irish
bill. I must ignore Mr.. Anderton's remark
ton may be strong Home-ruler, but he is not
gentleman"
Sir VIM. Vernon-Harcourt, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, addressing meeting at Poole to-
night, said that whether or not the Liberals were
utterly defeated in the election, home-rule would
not be beaten. 1t was impossible to delay much
longer the granting of self-government to Ire-
land.
The returns received up to midnight tonight
show that the Conservatives have elected 289
candidates, the Unonists 63. the Gladstonians
149 and the Parnellites r. The Conservative
gain has been reduced by two.
Lord Harrington has been reelected for the
Rosendale division of Northeast Lancashire, re-
ceiving $500 votes. against 3,949 cast for Mr.
Newbiggen.
Mr. Morley Chief Secretary for Ireland,
speaking at meeting to night. said that Mr..
Gladstone's Irish policy would carry Parliament
and the country. Did anybody, he asked, think
the policy that Scotland, and Wales and great
part of England approve, wonld be heard of no
more? None of the plans of the paper Union
lists, he said touched the enormous problem of
restoring social order in ireland.
It is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone, who was
elected in both Midlothian and Leth, will rec
ommend Sir Charles Dixie for the latter seat, In
which event the Unionists will run Mr.. Goschen
in opposition.
Fight Between Candidates.
LONDON, July 10.-A political fracas occurred
at Warminster tonight. Lord Harry Thyme,
Conservative, met G. P. Fuller. the Gladstonlan
candidate for the House of Commons for that
1.-THE western division of Wiltshire) constituency,