New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
GLADSTONE'S SUCCESS SURE.
. LIBERAL VICTORY CONCEDED. THOUGH
1T NAY BE SMALL.
uavE RUIZ TO BE SENT TO THE LORDS WITH
DEFIANT CHALLENGE-TlIE CoN'ERvATlVks
prr1.p THEIR HOPES UPON THE
49, r1oS-.t1 L Iry L 4 AnstrO Ne.
oUEFN's HOSTILITY TO GLADSTONE

DEFIANT CHALLENGE-Ihb NVN~i-iNN niA'--S
BUILD THEIR HOPES UPON THE
QUEENS HOSTILITY TO GLADSTONE.
1,nson. July 1l.-At midnight the total retume
chow that the Conservatives have l0S memoels' VIC
Liberals 1876. the McCa:thytes 30 the hbera uiio"'
ISIS % and the Parnellites ..
There is an air of cententment and Tpose aboat
liberal circles tonight. Although not achieving Uhe
succes they anticipated they feel that there Is GER
,,rtv of eome ma t,-y and the assured prospect OF
ofsce has soothing nnuGce after last weeks pro
longed strain Groups at the National Liberal Clup
now discuss the constitution OF the Gladstone MhSuy
They rather slow allusions 20 the perpleXity o. te
pary with a small majority composed 81 diverse ele
mslts.
II is al.cr for granted that the Liberals Will cohere
on the Home Rule bill and that tho Irish sections Will
sccept Mr. Glanstone's scheme The bill will be pushea
through Immediately upon the assembling OF the heuso
OF Commons and the House Of Lords Will be caiiehse
under q menace OF the extinction OF heTeul'aY Poeie
10 throw the act out. The temper OF the LOei'is
paiply points 10 a fierce agitation against the House VI
Lords should the HomeRule bll carried by the House
Of Commons, even BY Insignificant majority &c re-
jectcd.
The elections in the counties, though not fulfnng
the most sanguine Liberal expectations, gve >lheih
confidence of having such a majority as VIII o'i'eV
LORD Salisbury place his resignation III lhe lliiu'
OF the Queen as Parliament assehls'e>'
According 70 Liberal estimate, the highest cohceiV
able majority is Ss and the lowest, 40. The oncias
OF the Liberal executive committee tonight aum'
that it ~ be unexpected good luck If they appear
In the house with GO majority. Although ums
Implies that no majority exists in Great Britain Ill
favor Of Home Rule. The Liberals refuse 10 consider
the fact that Mr. Gladstone must pass the bill by
the Irish vote as jusufyins the Conservatives IN
resorting 20 Obstruction or the House of Lords In
rejecting the bill.
A GIadstonian whip, Arnold Morley speaking al
Mansfield to-day. said that 81 the Lords We're foolish
enough TO run counter 10 the vote Of the House Of
Commons they would either be mended OF ended
No prominent member Of either side las yet ventured
to alude to the power behind the Lords. rarely
ciang the constitutional right interfere. vet known
to be ready TO repe Mr.. Gladstone if he endcavols
to alter the constitution Of the Upper House without
ar express mandate from decisive majority OF the
Nation. Tie Conservatives know they can absolutely
rely upon the Queen SUPPORT the Lords in the re-
lection OF the Home Rule bill as passed by any IRA
1orty Mr. Gladstone can now obtain.
Tile Queen and Mr. Gladstone have hal
other than frgid official relations. The Queen orly
received him when business dictated for the in
formatian OF the ministry. Mr.. Gladstone will find
hs opening trouble with the Queen If he offers a
post % Mr.. Labouchere; yet the Radicals hold that
Mr. Gladstone has PLEDGED place TO Mr.. Labolchere,
whose persistent attacks upon royalty. apart from
certain details Of personal history. have made him
obnoxious to the Queen If Mr.. IabucheTe does not
get Office. he Will b. thorl in the SIDE Of
tie Liberal Ministry and nothing IS more certain
than that the Queen Will refuse receive ham
minister.
The first fight I'm Parliament will probably be over
the election OF Speaker. section of the Liberals
oppose the reelection Of speaker Peel, and unless
Mr.. Gladstone sits" the project there will be a
lot party contest for the sreahershp. For the last
ffy years party leaders have always assented to re-
elections 10 the Speakershp. rchaning from regard
ing the chair OF the House Il party appointment
and probably Mr. Gladstone's customary reiennce
Of precedent will him suppress the attack on
Mr. Peel 1t Is different, however, with Mr. Court
news post OF Chairman OF committees which Is
strictly party post and Mr.. Courtney will BE- oused
Arrangements have been made TO give the defeated
Minister, Mr.. Ritchc, d seat. by giving GaiDsford
Bruce the new member for Holborn. a vacant judge
ship.
The Conservative papers in conccding that
Mr.. Gladstone will have q small majority in tie next
Parliament, enabling him to force the Government TO
resign but Offering guarantee that the Liberals will
be able to carry business
"1le Standard says; II the Glahstonians can
not be prevented returning Office they may yet
lie prevented from returning to power. Mr. Gladstone
with a nominal majority Of thirty, would be in as
embarrassed cd and rs hopeless position as the head Oh
a Cabinet could occupy. lie would not be able to
maintain his place in the House OF Commons for a
month. II he tried to palter with his promises 10 the
Irish he would at once lose eighty votes placing him
III minority Of fifty the irish tb,tained from voting
and Of $50 If they voted against him. II ne brought
thai Mr. Parnel demardcd. the Parncllites and anti
Parnelhtes wOald Immediately compete In osertatous
dissatisfaction with the measure II the bill conferred
upon The Irish Parliament uncontrolled power n number
Q. his English and scotch adhcronis would desert
The Chronicle warns Mr. Gladstone that the ad-
vancCd Radicals will not be f0bbcd of with Whs
government, packed with amiab!c deielics from ne
earlier governnc and pledged b nothing but Irish
Home Rule which the House Of Lords will reject with
sr Edward Clarke the solicitor General. speaking
today at meeting a; TOrquay in the Interest Of II:
Malock the Conservative candldste pointed ont that
Birmln CHAM Sheffield ana Locis with total Of
2250fo populat on-h9d returned twelty-one Union
lstS out OF total Of thirty-one candidates. Even
London SIN had thirtyn five Unionlss against twenty
five LAe;as all of whom elected won on a London
ref,im pr gammc, not Home Rne. MI. ,u .,
il III. Gladstone iutiNduccd his Home isiie D IN
N. next Parliament, Sir Edward said, i would &c
defeated abandoned TIE question would pass away
The contes, in East Worcester between Austin
ttsmbe slnn liberal n'onis D.. son OF Jooeph Cham
Tth ana oscar BToWnihH 'llOci'iil nau soiT ~ P,
ins al Merton College. Ny. Browning WIS assisted IN
hls canvass by other college dons. while Mr CAanrr
sn was assisted by number Of his coli@se CIV ciln'h
His falher's influence also helped HIM we l. The 10
snt Of the poll showed the election Of Mr. Chnmhcr
Browning
An exciting scene occurred At liberal meeting
vher Sir Charles Dixie IS standing the l.iben,
candidate against Colchester WcmNSs. resolution
vas otercd declaring against SIR Charles DlRe ana
adding that the electors Of the district desired only
nan Of high moral character 70 represent mem ni
Syhen The resolution was put, ana She wept bitterly
There great excitement daring the voting. which
uon "aS tsyreS %e rrenGs ws Of sir ars demanded
That recount he made and this done, only 10
confirm the previous result
THE RETURNS IN DETAIL