The sun., 1892-07-10
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HAS MAD 4 HARD FIGHT,
BUT NE WILL WIN.

c,. Pr,ner OF " aie- ms q Torse Hrecder-
The Young Riue Of scrvin win Meet
n,- Faith r To-day-Mr CARNEGIE Not
Popular Among Eng 500
Amer cans A tend Minister Lincoln'a
Fourth OF in y English -euii-
er, Henten BY putchmnn-A iuhbcr
who Insu,t. our Flag ONES to G,icr-
Doinsp OF Actors and q ssip About sport.
LONDON. July o.-Mr Gladstone has had
harder fight than lie ext ccted, hut to Liberals
Of strong faith ard to students OF political
mcteorology his ultimate success was never
IN doubt. Tho latter class foit rather discour-
aged on Tuesday evening when, az the polling
returns camo rolling in over the wires. 1t was
seen that seats which wcro Liberal In 1885
and Tory in 1886 hal not been won, and
that the Tories were actually gaining uncX-
pected Victories in constituencies thought to
be ,af.ly LIBERAL. Tho Tory newspapers on
Wednesday morning were as juhilnnt as II they
instead Of tho Liberals had made n considerable
net in. and the results were oven described
ss em.rentiy satisfactory. These editorial
comments were in, pired by the same feeling
that for Ave years past has induced the Tories
to shout thanksGivings whenever they man
aged to save one OF their seats in the bye elcc-
ton. Yet. strange to say. dependency pre-
vailed for while in the Liberal camp because
II seemed evident that Gladstone was not go
Ing to sweep the country. and these creatures
OF impulse had not targainea. "a wiser men
wo I'D have done. for tho occasional reverses
which the most skilful commanders cannot
always guard against in great campaign.
1t is now seen that there never was cause
for ecrous alarm. for tho close OF zach days
polls showed II net gain for Gladstone and
home rule. Next weeks polling in the coun-
ties will certainly give the Liberals additional
gains. hut the rural constituencies In this
country are proverbially uncertain. and 1t Is
TOO soon to partiruarize the extent OF the
home rule majority. Up to Friday morning
the Tories were confident that the most Glad
stone could do would be to secure q majority
Of eight or ten by the aid OF the Irish mem.
bera. aud the intentions OF the Government
were matter OF common talk at
the Carlton Club In Pail Mall and
the Constitutional Club in Northumberland
avenue. Lord Salisbury was to hang on"
The new Parliament already summoncd to
meet for business on Aug. 4. was to be- pro-
rogued to November and thereafter to Feb
ruary. thus enabling the Government to enter
into negotiations with tho Irish memb bers. with
avlew to obtain their support. The Govern
ment L. deeply pledged not to grant Ireland
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