The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-12
MR.. GLADSTONE'S SUCCESS.
IT Is CONCEDED THAT HE WILL
WIN BY 4 SMALL MAJORITY

short-saiissury WIN Net Resign the
Preniership Cntn n Vote OF Lack OF
Confidence IL Passed-Ths Humiliation
OF Sir Charles Dnhe-Eows In ireland.
LONDON, July 1.-THE success OF Mr.. Glad
stone by a small majority is now virtually i'd
mitted. The London Standard, Conservative
Iar,y organ. says:
III the Gladstonians cannot be prevented
from returning TO office thoy may yet be pro-
vented rom returning to Iower. Mr.. Glad
stone With nominal majority Of thirty would
DO in os embarrassed and rs hopeless posi-
ton ns III, head OF the Cabinet could occupy.
lie would not be able to maintain his position
IN tho House OF Commons for month. II he
tried 10 raltcr with his promise to the Irish he
wou'l at once lose eighty votes. placing him
IN n minority OF l'ty II the Irish abstained
from voting and OF one hundred and fifty IL
they voted against him.
IF he brought in his Home Rule bill. unless
it contained everything that Mr.. rarnen de-
marded. tho Parnclltos and Anti Parnellites
would INN ediately compete in ostentatious
dissatisfaction with tbs measure. II the bill
conferred uron tho 1rsh Parliament uncon-
trollcd power. n number Of his English and
Scotch adhercnts would desert HIM"
1t IL expected that tho nnti-Parnellte Lead
ers viii cont"r with Mr.. Gladstone at the FIRST
opportunity in regard to tho order Of business
in the rev Parliament. Ola Parliamentary
exports prophesy short and excited session
In August Lord Salisbury has resolved not
to resign the Premiership until vote OF lack
OF confidence in his Ministry is passed. His
followers are hoping that by some clever
trick he can outnd Gladstone for tho Irish
support and spoil the plans OF the Liberals.
But this is too remote q possibility to figure
very largely in any forecast Of future political
eveTts.
Lord Salisbury dined with the Qucen ut
Windsor this evening. and afterward had O
long conference With her Majesty in regard to
the situation in connection with the results OF
the elections
Demands are being made by the Liberals
that the Ministry resign before the meeting of
Parliament.
The Times says: Mr.. Gladstone has lost
ground Just where he could argue n national
verdict should be giver.i favor Of homo rule
while no mas gained seats in constituencies
which have been VIGOROUSLY swayed by almost
everything except homo rule Probably the
depre ssinS consciousness that no may get
office hut not power ia responsible for tho de-
p!orab!e effects on Mr.. Glalstoue's temper re-
veaied in his letter on labor candidates and
shifting votes. Let the Unionists not forget
that every seat is OF Importance as curbing
Gladstone's anarchic designs"
An exciting scene occurred at a Liberal
meeting held In the Forest and Dean Division
of Gloucester. whore Sir Charles Dixie is
standing as the Liberal candidate against Mr..
Colchester Wemyss. A resolution wac offered
declaring against Cir Charles Dixie. and add
Ing that the electors Of the district de-ired
only man Of high moral character to repre-
sent them In Parliament
..' 9ive wife Of Sir Charles Dixie was on the
nlatfo-p, VIII on fhA CLINTON mi nd ha
vert bitterly. Ihore was great excitement
sDSs % s ha thnses
recount. and this was done only to confirm the
Solicitor-Gcneral Clarke addressing a Con-
ser. alive meeting at Torquay to-day said that
tue leading popLIons centres -Liverr2o Man
With total Of ,.3aS.o5o popalation. had re-:
turned twenty one Unionists. out Of total Of
against tSen
erals. all Of whom were elected on a Lon
SSn d i9 xranesa P Hs oms F p
IN ths next Parliament, Sir Edward said. it
would be defeated or abandoned, The uues-
Numerous. election rows occurred in Irc-
Ki IiH: :" Mt Mr. william HeGmond. aceompa.
interest. On tho way to Scar!fl Mr. Redmond
Ref oasd he s %ny ss
e that place The ant-P arnellites learned 0!
when church was over they hurried to give
AZ the Parnelltes entered the town they
were met by a mob with stones. BOTTLES. and
otncr ammunition. hand-to- hand fight en-
sued. and missile few out with great freedom
"p@G wagon IN When he lad sfS ca%c
f. tcariff. and. mounting horse. called upon
his followers 10 form IN squares. twas rather
difficult task. owing 10 the INTERIM nj ion
Sass ~ the It 9's5 G1 e1f and
sd"s - Irstiins dispIay 81 shiIIsI"hs This
somewhat disconcerted tho foo. who had not
fare Then Mr. Nadm ma gave tho word to
fall to and in 4 hort time tho enemy wc,o
,,HayiGg mus secured possession of the fold.
Mr.. Hed.nond proceeded 20 deliver an address.
tbs. as tie % cStinucd ' to hang ami
about. guerrilla fashion. and K eel up tho inter
est ~ the occasion. In the various encounters
iursd. fathcr, Matt Kenry. who was I rron ri
nent among the anti-Iarneites received q
had TO take refuge in his house for safely.
To-day was not quite so bright for the Lip.
cnms ssat ustea condema. s to o" the gem
.eral result. In scotland, foriarshiTe returned
Tn a.a ' sr "a, dr. ayea
to%i Il with him "uI d f the LIBERAL raj rank. anu
Ts fatgrs e the day was the
u Ithnra- CnioniSt majority 81 nearly two to
on- In 1891 WAS overwhelmed. aud Liberal
elected. The Conservative attempt TO capture
Carnuryon by present. & as thor candidate u
man. ir John Henry ,fuleston. whom MI truo
Welshmep respect. however much most Of
them dislike hi. politics. WAS an nbjrct fail
ure. Tho Lib.rals retain Carnaryon. and Sir
John is ii:urGtive'y In thu soup That such a
popular man should be defeated IN a district
carried ny the Conseryatiy"s in 1855 shows
Another episode worthy VI notc was the NJ
temlt. in Encar'iineshirc. Scotland, to make
mating cnndilnte In behalf ii tho Istab-
lished Kirk. The schcmo proved a failure.
lance.
In lgoIl nd the Anti parnellltes. or Irish Cler-
icals,as the Tories are beginning to cnll them.
Gohtnu"d tho work VI pustine the Pam ellites.
ireland has few mon who have Suffered more
Tor Irish liberty than James L. Carew. beaten
to-day In North Kildare because he was at
tached to rarnell. However. tho rarnellltes
scored success in North Galway. whore Col,
33Sohn J. Nolan, parnellitS;, spccsssiHlly held
ia tnIt shnxp has In