The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
FOUR SEATS LOST IN IRELAND
NATIONALIST DIsSENSIONS COUNTING
AGAINST HOME KUkE.
Justin Mccarthy nctcntcd In Londonderry
Ilbr rails Relying on the County Poiiings
90 Pull Them Throngh-S'nniry Wnn's
tn. Tories to Let Hin Try Again.


Liberals Relying on the County Poiings
80 Pull Them ThrouEh-s'nniry Wnn:s
til. Tories to Let Him Try Again.
IosnoN, July S-ThunHs in large degree
70 tho shameful folly OF the Irish N0tionalists.
four seats In Ireland have now been given to
,urportcrs Of tho coercionist Government, and
n IL fea red several moro will so the same way.
Save in ireland, the constituencies whose poll
iucs were declared this forenoon did their
duty well. with few exceptions. although tho
results did not como IN to the 1888 standard.
The county pollings practically began only to-
day. and uron them depends the answer to the
question whether Mr. Gladstone shall have II
lar:c or u small majority. 1t looks rs II the
Scottish counties, as well ms tho burGhs. would
no. Justify tho Grand Old Mans confidence
The fact that only eight OF his followers havo
t,on defeated has delighted Joseph Chamber
LAIN and to-day he rluckcd up courage to do
nouncs Mr.. Gladstone "a n furious mob orator.
Ch.nbcrlain now believes tina. his partJ Will
number quite sixty in the new Parliament but
The suns information does not warrant this
confident estimate.
People arc still trying to fathom the mean
ire OF tho extraordinary voting at Newcastle.
To Judge from popular feeling as reflected in
the local newspapers. Morley had given offence
to the townspcone MS we'll ms to tho miners
by ncglecting local interests and keeping
away from the place except at election tines
As the Newcastle Chronicle neatly puts the
case. "Morlcy's constituents hear him through
tho telephone and SEQ him through the wrong
end OF the telescope" Morley does not come
out OF this curious affair particularly we'll. A
week or so ago no publicly declared that
he would feel himself insulted II New
castle did not elect him by a majority
OF at least 2.GCO and that he would resign his
~, 81
The Tories are now challenging him to fulfil
his promise and retire. but Morley shows no
inclination to mako good his words.
Not q dozen results Of tho polling in 81 con-
stitucncies to-day havo been declared to-
night. Ono Liberal gain in the Ince division
Of Lancashire affords ground for tho hone that
q fair proportion of the fifteen Tory seats in
that county may DO won for homo rule.
by Cn..i Prs.
The figures OF the polling. so far Us returned
tonight. do not brighten to any extent tho
Liberal prospects. In the lnce division OF
!.anca shire Col. Blundell. Conservative. Is de-
feated by Woods. a Labor candidate. This
nGht was distinctly, net on the hone rule
berton coiery. and the ' general prcjndieo
against owners Of collieries was used aga inst
him. Besides. i,!undell is one Of the dyed-in-
the-woo Conservatives who. even at election
classes and the N masses. His defeat is counted
successful Labor candidates nrn Liberals. an
assumption WHICH may not stand the test OF
experience. In Inverness. Scotland. the Llher-
Eol ert B. Finiay
These two give the Liberals gain Of six to-
day as against lihera Unionist gain OF one.
fsssa!S TT saiS Il y ir3m tSs SeSniiIR r.
spirits ore eorresPondingy decreased. The
figures now stand: Conservatives. l6I; Lib.
0ral JniOnfStS, n, making total strength OF
III iSr ths Tory hiIsIni un!oRist plIlanSe
Parnellites. 4. making a total OF Liberals and
both factions OF Nntionalists Of 1873 This
gives the oo.pponents OF Irish home rule
held 80 lar. OF 50. 1t is t" b" remembered also
that this majority l. compaft AMI hp h
side has to deal with the LABOR and Pnrneil.
lite elements. The struggle. however, is not
constituencies remain to DO heard from
Henry NJ. Stanley still has faith in his Afn-
Ssar Sl as nc e not OF at ~
bis deieat in the Parliamentary contest in
North lambeth He wants to try Tan another ne,
Upionist whips tor permission to contest Shelf
field. He has been informed that Shelc id has
already been arranged !or, and has received a
hint that his failure in Lambeth does not in
spire the .rnrty MANAGERS, with much conf.
etasey links s hat MAN " Who ' has adHSd
millions of square miles Of domain to the en-
pre ought to De able to get a seat in parlia:
TO contest the first suitable vacancy that oilers
THE ELECTION FIGURES.
Cornwall. st. Ives, 7. i: ioitho. Liberal
Unionist. ro-clcctcd without 9rrositi9,n.. Vote
!s h's $ AV Wisn ST st. an husSS
became Barr, s: LGyqn in 1897. a new election
posed This seat had been, Liberal for fifty.
Hye Year,. e%GePt at one election. until the
Northumberland. Berwick Sir Edward Grey
Ltberal. reelected. 400; ". A kobertson
12 si ibsrs tn0ns t?sa lo T. 1885, Liberal
oral. eisct:i. 1850, Sir {. Hall. CONSERVATIVE
% 42is 5?erh befTs ain BIZ Hail. ths
defeated candidate. ia a moderate Tory and
protested in 1886 to be opposed to coercion in
,DenHigh. WalCs.G; T. KSSrny}on: conferya,
e e1sI 4 y9t' in 1885, Conservative 1857 Lib
scotland. Aberdeenshire., west-Dr; r Far:
Arthur Grant. ,Conseryative. $500, Vote in
liberal, 2.V05, In 1886 Mr. uuilter was re.
Dopso thH South Major W. F. ,Brymer
ff1sSntvf b rsse?Sa aGES Se f. M on
1881. Con scryative. Sis: Liberal, ,3.23a -,
Scotland. Iifeshire. bastIH. i. Asquith,
lIbcFAl, re- erected. d, 40. Jpnn bllilOuF, tOn-
servative. 3.4+h Vote in 1886. Liberal. 2.sG3;
Conservative. 2.4S9.
England. Middlesex. Uxbridge- D. Dixon
Hartland,, Conservative. reelected. ,5.l72:
Probyn. Liberal. 2.O20 In 1856 Mr.. Dixon
hartland was returned unopposed, He was
Wiltshire. CrickIado-J, Husband. Liberal.
1850: y. n story Maskelyne Liberal Union
list, 3.57l This i signal victory for the Lib
erals in one Of the Industrial centres Of Eng;
land. for. although tho borough Is called
Cricklade, after remote country village. the
heat 81 tho borough Is thctoWn o. Swin'ion.
where the Great Western Runway has It's in
dustrial HEADQUARTERS, and employs several
thousand men: IN 1855 l'ro!. story Maske.
Tyne: Libera! ,ni2n!st, vas ,G;Iectsd by 3,49ll1
for Sir John Bennett. Liberal, being n Liberal
pnionist majority Of Al over the aggregate
Liberal vote.
cNorthamptonshire. N9rthn ,JLord, Ragrghley.
burn Liberal. 1892. In 1886 Lord BurGhley
was returned unopposed.
Here ordshire. Leominster-J. Rankin. Con-
Eeryatiye REELECTED. 4.3ls;, J. n Southall.
Iiberal; .2.0lS Vote in 1885, Conservative.
4.2S7; Liberal. 1904
Cheshire. Wirral Division..Col Cotton-Jod-
reL; Conservative. re elected. 5.5O9: barnard
9. De Lisle. Liberal, 3,05l, In 1886 Col Cot.
n-J1 Trail had