Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-02
ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
The First Contest Goes
Against Gladstone.
CHAMBERLAIN RE ELECTED
Bright Is Returned and Makes
Rousing Speech--A Cor
respondents View.


LONDON, July IL. Sullivan, Pal
nellite. has been reelected to represu
f,olleos 3raso Div;sion ~ Dnbun l., tb
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"eA' ia'As'hens' anu w. hurpny' al
neliite, has been reelected for st. Pa
rick's Division. They had no oppos
tton
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'onn orignt mas peen eiec'eo IS
member of the House for the Centrs
Division Of Birmingham. aud Josep
cbamher,e;, for tha Vast Division
!, ' 'a" ~ '
Nel1her were opposed
Up to 8 o'clock this afternoon sixtes
Tory candidates. seven Unionists. sigh
Liberals and two Parnellites had bee
sIcoted Ia the new House OF Common
ia uuoontested districts.
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Jonn nfiens hoore.eu p;.sbarn = as ~ y
tnusisstc auo'snos a. Dn ha ~ ~
nignt. cPon I''ink IL 80
cnserea ior sevsra .nsnues. @ '
ne nAa pslevea .ns. nls ume wa' oo'.'
ing 70 reurs. io1 ior sweh'y hiao ysa'
ne mac served oliui'ne nam, out IN .n
lace ott ques.ion oi .ne greatest nsEni
tude ne cons'defed !. ms duty foreman
AZ the front ne Claimed that ne mor'
tnsn any otner man nao tmPioieu suc
oessive governments 70 ueal WIN ire
,snd, VINO nae 80 iong ana pertiasc'ous
y SHOWN nnslana Ine sores 2
trelanu: was oeoaese w
sympatnies were unuiminfsneo, nay
more P9Tsriui than eveI nae n'
was unable 70 aocePt tne Ploposais o
the government. Couid anybody sup
pose tnat ne wouid nave essrahRed nim
sen lIon lons P1us'cai ana persons
irlendsnip WIZ 1'aos.one u as e1ule S9,,
4ase seen any way 70 suPp9r' tne Diii
"a tne Rrea. sPseones oi ehe rrenuel
ana o.ners sney nao inlrooucso erea,
usAi - anul9n. nis'oIy spu many olo
stories ABOUT Ireland pa1 Tue history o.
nssriy every country was o's"si s.oryi
an oid ssory' ireland nad nothiue
10 40 with the question ,ehsefs.l
l. was unoecom'ng IN ,ne rrem'e, e
make o long sPeech teiiihg what nae
nappentd IN Ireland century ago
Sonsers'J ooin9 DaoK Wouie snow .ne
enormous progress OF irelahn Tur'ng tns
past oo and even ~ years. Inc w1oie
tone OF Pariiamgnt sowsru Afsiano nse
peen altered. me Cnurcn nad peeI
disestspnsneo, .ne iana ,aw mao DssI
reformed, tne arrears act naa 1een pass
ed, ana osner ieg'sianon hau oeen en-
sctea, endihg last year WIN tue Widss
household suffrage Gould any govern
ment In tne same length OF 'ime nave
aons more ior sny peopie
Aiter aoeucine uala 20 prove Una. 'n'
1nsn maiaay Is no. poi,ueai' Du' scono
mic, mr. prign. pioceeoeo. ne sara ne
was entireiy against any 'nihs 10 any
shape called Pariiamsn' ~ Duniin
Soneers) ne wss aeo opposed 70 pne
monstrous proposiion 70 poocnaee es'
sates' put iof cue Dill 70 resoiu'ion'ze
Ireland nooooy wouio nave arealnea o.
20 e1'fsvasan' ProPosai ,i "a rcgaru V
lana, Ine pohucal pills proposed
woaia create 2 government ~ ireland
wnion would pe untrus."or'ny as 70
CARDS the nrst duties OF tne government,
namely the presersa'ion OF properly
ena tne security OF paohc orasr. lne
iegisanon mr. tisastone proposed was
only astep forward IN marcn throug1
dom lcneersl ana the astonishing
proPossi was tnas mus conspiracy
snouid ps oiguireo oy me name, Torn
aud power Oh rsrnamens' iney were
toid tn-t tne iane oiii was aeaa. Ins
country had rig1t 70 complain OF Tn.
Singular want Of frankness on the part
OF tne Premier: ne was conceeiine
trom tne Puohc 'hat dennite open decia,
ration ne ougnt 10 make. trroionged
oneersl rroosoiy II was the rremisr'
viewtnas 10 openly aanere 70 the land Dill
might lose sne siection, wniie to aoan,
oon u m'Rns SNAKE .ne aiieglance o.
some OF ais coueAgues. tOneers
Insrelore, mere was variation IN tne
language ana terms tnat was uaoecom.
inR 70 sne miniseer sPeaking 70 grea'
nation on 30 alarming pro)ect, Oonst''
tuenoies might oe certain snatn tney gave
the Premier majority large enough %
enable hih 70 Go on WIN 'ue govern"s1'
niii u wss olaas.ons ,nten'lon te,, Aise s
% tnruse lne Lsnu 1r arensSs T olil 'p1oasn
fariiament, lCneers.l Inc aosdrdities
OF tnat iand puronase soneme nad peer
amply exposed. ae reminded mis- audi
TOR: that among tne compiaints maos py
Ireland was one conoerniug the grea,
evil OF aosen'eelsm. Inns isnd pn
would make the Eogiisn treasury
universal absentee landlord
all over tns lana IN Ireland
and an absentee whose rents 4
would be most dif1cult to collect
Oheers.1 IL might De iound when tn'
landlords were gone that the happJ
time OF conspiracy mad come; that TN
garrison OF Engiand nad peen drIVon out
aud the new irish nation, ieft TO it'
growing caiamities, would not shink o
paying rents Inc teacning OF the rar
nellite conspiracy tgroans and misses
during the past seven years was agains
paying rent. Could 1t be supposed tha'
the lesson learned through these year
could be immediately uniearned; tina
the general demoralization when hat
occurred over three parts OF ireiant
would cease, or would the people not b'
told, you have got FREQ from the bur
dens Of the local proprieiors OF the soil
will you pay rents now TO foreign gov
eminent. sending collector in foreigI
gsrbf'' fCries of hear, hsar.1
Referring to the Government bill
Bright said he concurred with Gladston
that II the bill passed it would be absc
lutsly impossible for the Parnellites t
remain at Westminster. The propose
that three hundred members cit Ia Dut
lin 80 well as in Wesiminster was espee
tally monstrous. Under this arrange
msnf what would happenY They kne,
that about half Of the Irish member
now IN Parliament had their expense
mainly paid across the Atlantic thisssf
with donations by ayowed enemies G
England; but with three hundred sitti n
10 Dablin and one hundred more a
Westminster IL would De necessary tina
the charitable donations OF America be
come perpetual. tLsughter.l Gladston
had suggested as an alternative the oC
csssion.l presence Of Irish members,
sort OF intermittent Irish fever in Parli
Ing ana ludiorous that ne though
that the great Premier, amid the din
Ik A. a .I.U Ia