Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-11
LIBERALS HAVE A SMILE
REVOLTER TREVELYAN BEAT
EN AT THE POLLS.


won 66 seats, from Unionists and
80 from Liberals. The Liberal have
won % seats, the Parnelltes l and
the Unionists 4. The Unionist gain
is 81. Two hundred and eighty-eight To-
ries have been elected and 81 Unionlsts,
l45 Liberals and y Parnellites. Niscount
Barring (Unionist) defeated G. Magniac
(GladstonianI in North Bedfordshire.
This is a Unionist gain.
TREvELYAN DEFEATED.
LONDON, july II, = A. Might Hon.
George otto Trevelyan, who with Mr..
Chamberlain resigned from the Cabinet to
oppose Mr.. Gladstone's Irish policy, has
been defeated as the Unionist candidate
in HaWick for Parliament. In the last
election Mr.. TreVelyan was returped IA
Liberal from Hawlck without opposition.
John Dillon stumped the district against
him, denouucing him for opposition
to the Premier's policy toward Ire
land, and pointing out the unreasonable
| ness 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. he result
had been that out of total Of 5,Ol6 votes
pOlled in Hawick boroughs, A. l.. Brown,
majority of 30, obtaining 1923 to 2,493 Sc
cured by Mr.. TreVelyan. The announce
ment of the result has produced sensa-
tlon throughout the country.
HARTINGTON's CHANCES.
The Liberals are now predicting that
Lord Harrington will also be defeated by
the GladstOnian candidate in Rossendale,
Lancashire. The election takes place
next Monday. In the last election Lord
Harrington was returned as Liberal bv
a majority of ,S32 in n total poll of 10, 2SS.
His opposition to the governments Irish
policy induced the Liberals to ask Michael
Davitt to contest Rossendale. Mr..
Davitt hesitated and finally de-
clined, assuming that Lord Hart
inRtoRs attitude was purely pa
triotic and disnterestnd. Subsequently
the Liberals and Parnellites found reason
to suspect that Lord Hartington's opposi-
ton to the Premier had an ulterior pur-
pose, and at the last moment they de
termined to contest the district. Lord
HartingtOn's opponents do not, however,
make public their TeasOns for believing
they will be able to give him the fate OF
Mr.. Treveiyan.
HEALY'S DEFEAT.
The Tories and Uniouists combined
have beaten Timothy Healy, Parnellite,
in South Londonderry, Thomas Lea, the
Unionist candidate receiving 4, ,137 votes
to Mr.. Healy's 4,629. The entire poll was
1856 votes, a falling off OF 5l5 from the
last election. Mr.. Healy, however, in
creased his vote S06 over what he polled
last year, but the Liberals and Tories
combined on Lea, Unionist, instead of di-
viding on the Tory and Liberal, as last
year.
The Tories have defeated the Unionist
candidates In South Essex, where j.
rheobald, Tory, is elected over j. West
lake, Radical UniOnist; IN Penrith, of Mid
die Cumberland, whereJ. w. Lather, Con
serVative has defeated Sir Wllfred Lawson
by majority of GOO. and in Stroud or
Middle GlOucestershire, where q. Halo
way takes the seat occupied in the last
House by Hon. Henry Il. Brand. The
Tories have also won South Leicester-
shire, Northwest Suffolk, GansbOrO diVi-
sion OF Lincolnshire, Northwest Stafford
shire, Northwest Norfolk, where Joseph
Arch is defeated by Lord Henry Dentinck,
and Ii yde division of Cheshire.
sAUNDERsoN REELECTED.
Mai. f. j. Saunderson, Tory, has been
reelected from Armagh over Mr.. William
son, Parnellite, by a vote OF 1912 to /, III,
an increase of $50 over the vote obtained
by Mr. SaundersOn in the last election,
although the total vote of the district fell
awaySl8.
Joseph Arch, the agricultural repre-
sentative, was defeated by Lord Henry
Bentinck in Northwest Norfolk by only
20 votes. although in the last election he
defeated Mr.. Bentinck by majority OF
$40. There Is general regret that be was
defeated. The Tories have won Ripon,
Yorkshire, from the UniOnists.
Capt. Ker, Tory, has been reelected
from East Down over Mr.. McGrath, Par
nellite, by vote of 5,0p3 to 1868. Capt.
Ker was returned without opposition at
the last election.
COURTNEY RETURNED.
Leonard Courtney, UniOnist, is re-elect-
ed for Southeast Cornwall over Mr.. Abra-
nam by 3,7G3 to ., 10l in poll of ,490 less
than that cast at the last election.
Ferdinand James de Rothschild has
been reelected for Aylesbury, Bucking-
hamshire as Unionist by a majority OF
5000, a slight increase over his majority
at the last election. The Liberals have
won OsgOldgross, Yorkshire, from the
UniOnists. defeating j. W. kamsden, Bart,
from reelection ana sending in his place
j. Austin.
John Bright has written a letter 10 an
eIector of CheckheatOn, in which he says:
''The Irish have a right 10 ask for re-
peal of the act Of union, or TO make insur-
rectlon and take the consequences, but it
may be wrong TO grant repeal, and such
action mil ght be injurious TO them. /
have never uttered word In favor OF re-
peal or OF a Dublin parliament. My good
will toward Ireland renders IL impossible
for me TO support tue wild plans embraced
in the governments Irish bills"
WISBEACH's ENTHUSIASM.
A dispatch from Wisbeach says that
much enthusiasm is displayed there over
the victory Of Lord Henry Bentnck. The
Conservatives sent up a balloon which,
when inflated, displayed COW labelled
"Good-bye, Arch"
Mr.. Chiders, Home Secretary, has or
dered that an inquiry be made IN regard
to the charges OF police brutality in the
disturbance at Cardiff on Thursday.
THE vATICAN's POSITION.
ROME, July l0.-In view OF tine results
ofthe English elections the Pope yesterday
requested the congregation on eXtraordl-
nary ecclesiastical affairs to examine at
tentively the whole irish question, in
order that he might determine upon the
course TO be pursued by the Irish clergy
In certain contingencies.
THE RETURNS UP TO MIDNIGHT.
LONDON, July II, 3 A. M.--The returns
received up 10 midnight tonight show
that the Conservatives have elected 259
candidates. the Uniouists go, the Glad
stonians 140 and the Parnellites ". The
Conservative gain has been reduced by 2. |