Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-02

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conspiracies that ever afflicted
any country. Prolonged cheers.
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Bosros, July |, 1885. = The Herald
staff correspondent cables tonight from
Lon don substantially as follows: Il
il natural to look to the middle coun
tries where the Chamberlain influence
is supposed to be greatest for indica
tions Of the extent to which the defec
ton among Gladstones supporters has
spread in the liberal ELECTORAL material,
for forecast Of probable results Of the
polling. 1t is however far from com
plete but it seems apparent that Cham
berlain's personal and local sway is now
restricted almost entirely to Birming
ham, yet even there he is not supreme
since on several Of the divisions oi
the borough the Gladstone feeling
has been so strong as to oblige members
seeking reelection to make concessions
or risk defeat by Gladstonian candi.
dates. The political history of the past
fortnight In birmingham is singularly
| interesting OF seven Liberal members
four voted against the Home Rule bill,
but it 10 by no means clear that four
sevenths Of the electorate approved of
their vote. Chamberlain, with the re-
membrance fresh in his mind OF the
great meeting at the town hall to which
ne appealed, with conclusive success,
from the recent adverse vote of the
National Liberal Federation, did not
believe that the old represent.
atives did him justice. His
younger brother, Arthur, no doubt
at his instigatiop, forthwith formed q
National Radical Union, . rival organ
ization. with headquarters at Birming-
ham. and attempted to fill the place OF Mr.
siehandhurst, who has freely shown his
strong disapproval Of Mr.. Chamberlain's s
| dissentent course.
Broadhurst. Of Bordesley Division. one
of the two Gladstone members, resigned
his seat at significant time and sent his
Division in the Council q letter limiting
at undue interference with his personal
| freedom. Broadhurt declined to be more
explicit, and in every division where in
dignation ragged there is no thorough
paced Chsmberlainite candidate. Jesse
Ceilings, the unseated member for
lip ,wich, is author of the agrarian
amendment that upset the Salisbury
caDinet, Oohings nad every prospect OF
winning tne seat, Mr.. Sionnadhurst nav
ing dechned 70 stand agaihst nim. AS
lor tne rest OF the c,ty, IN tne northern
southern division Mr.. Williams, two
Liberals who voted against the Home
Rule bill, have compromised adroitly;
while in the east division Alderman
Cook' VINO supportea sne goVernmont,
is not opposed within MS party. In
,ns cen.rai anu WEST DIVISIONS
sonh nrlSn' ana onamDeriain
we're elec.ea To-Day wItnout opposition.
vne remaining aiv,s'on, Aogpafson' VIII
Do reP'esen'eu ~ .ne ,s'e nenioel, geo.
DIxou, Cnahperia'ni'e wnom tne 10
sies uo no, oppose sevause ~, ne isa mon.
is', anu wnoh .ue u.auseon,'e Iiperais
canno. oppose WIN eneot. ~ snonid De
sa'u Ina. IN every case an implied com.
Pac. pssweeh .ne Sha"oeria'nites ana
tories mas operated 20 prevent opposi-
t,on 70 .ns onionis's candidates. Siad-
stone s toiiowers nave been mensced by
tneir own trienus Win Tory votes. 80
conndent are snose tna' not q Tory
VIII co"pese WIN me omonis',
even u ne might win against .
oiVided hpersi vote tnat the
compacs Is susPected Of being some
.nins more substantial tnan appears on
tne surface. some indisoree. expires
sions WHICH nave iaiien from tne lips OF
Arenur Cnamperiain leaves httie room
TOR doubt mat MS Drotner mas something
very mnen IKE iormai understanding
on this point with Lord Randolph
Cnurcnill' on .ne otnsf mana tnere are
not 2 iew voees tnat VIII DC innuencea
py tne personai ns,are 81 tne oimouities
wmou sunoereu @ opsmDeris.n rom nia
oid cnisI. Inc Di,mingnsm pet nas
compliance puDlic oi one OF
THESE. nm grievance = tnss sieer oein8
asked 70 JOIN sne ceoinet for tne purpose
OF inqairing into tne cause OF ireiands
trouble ne was ieil out St the inquiry
atogesner. In private ne says mr..
oiaastone Is man wisa whom u ~ next
70 innpossiois 70 ~orAj 'nA' oomi-
neerlne anu .mPa.en' ol o.scussion
when ~ goes hot .aks .ne form Oh euioRy'
Inc .eturn' wisnou, opPosl'io1 yesser'
day IN Lverpooi' or me tn1ee Ionserv-
suvss, w nite'y' noyoen anu baron
henry Deworms' signines hothing' IL Is
true eacn was opposed ~ the last
eiechen= not az tnst CONTEST White'y
ap> hoyden won 'neir sea,s Dy more
shan two.ioia majority, ana Deworms
naa margin o. one-soventn ot tne vose'
SO tnere was 40 enoouragement tor op-
position TO tneir re,eiection.
Inc nrst borough contest occurs 81
Colchester To-Day, wnere nenry Irotter'
conservauve, ana n'cnafG csuston 'ho'
| erai' VIII PrgpsDry nave . CLOSE nent' AS
@ ;.', NvesD .se . .vsss. "on s' sAs ~ seA' ~
tion. And noless upexpected Nominations
are made the following csndidates will
be returned TODAY unopposed; Glad.
stouians. William Hunter in North
Aberdeen and Sir Charles Foster in
Walsall staffordshire: Unionist Liberals.
Sir Henry james Injury. IN Lancashire
Bell. Speaker Of the House Of Commons:
lin Warwick. yilliers; in Wolyenhamp.
ton, which he has represented for more
than a half a century. Sir Edward Wat.
kin; 10 HYDE, Kent, Conservatives. Hen.
nsker Heatop. Jr.: in Canterbury. Kent.
Hon. Sidney Herbert; in Cropden, Sur.
rev. Major Dickson: in Down. Kent
Right Hon. John HoRe Nc Donald; for
Edinburgh and st. Andrew Universities;
Alexander nan TOT oxrora Cfy; si5
Universityi Samuel Alsop. member Of
/ the great brewing firm at GQuDfrn