The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

An lulelfltW WAS uoA Lo-4ay VIII Dlls ~
Keir Hardie. the Labor candidate, who was
elected yesterday in the South divisions Of
Westham, defeating Mr j. Leicester, Liberal
and Major G. H. Banes. Conservative The
latter represented the division IN the
last Parliament Mr.. Hardie admitted
that bis election was triumph
for radicalism and that II also showed G. some
extent that the WOrklugmeu were tired OF the
Grand Old Man" " the "6ranl Old m brella
and cries of that sort. Mr. Hardle added Il
hope we shall soon see the beginning of
new independent labor party that will
be able To attract new radicals who
have shaken themselves free from laissez
fare liberalism. The news of my victory
will reverberate in other constituencies,
where the WOrkingmeu's vote Is Overwhelm-
ingly strong. | accept that New Castle pro-
gramme with a single exception, leasehold en-
reimbursement which I will strongly oppose,
butthe New Castle programme IS only means
20 an end and If any attempt Is made to
shirk labor questions. We shall use every pos
sible means 10 put them 20 the front irre-
spectiye OF the partY's convenience"
MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
Further election returns show that General
r. j. Fieldeu. Conservative, was returned
without opposition in the Ch0rley division Of
Lancashire. The district is Overwhelmingly
Conservative, and General Elelden had no
opposition IN l6S6.
In Dorsetshire East division, tho Hon.
Humphrey n. Sturt. Conservative. was re-
elected without opposition 4lr. Sturt was
elected November n, 1891. by a vote Of l.42l
% ADA for Hon. PascOe Charles Gyn. Liberal.
In 1886 the vote IN this division was Bond,
Conservative. 4.3l7, and Glyn, Liberal 1862
The election in Sunderland was warmly
contested. various issues, such as the coal
strikes. eight hours &c., entering into the
struggle along with home rule. Sunderland
has two seats, and Alderman Samuel Storey,
Liberal, aud Alderman Edward Il. GOurley,
Liberal, were both elected, Storey recely-
ing 9.lll aud Gourley 1904 votes, 10 1913 for
Hon. K. W. LAmbtOn. OniOnlst Liberal. and
Z 1851 for j. y. g.. Eemberton, Conservative;
The figures in 1856 We're. Storey. 6,9lO, and
GOurley, $500 10 6,02l for ot0bart, Conser-
vatiye.
Tho Liberals captured another seat for
| home rule at (irimsoY. where h. Josso. Lib
eral, was elected by 4ZOl votes 10 5o6o for
the Right Hon. T.. Heneage. Liberal nlonist,
who represented Grimsby in the late Parla-
ment Vote III 1856. ueneage, 2,g52; Suth-
erst, Liberal. 2,649.
Kent East division. Sir Akens Douglas,
/ Conservative was reelected without opposi-
ton
Armah. Middle division, Dunbar p Barton
Conservative reelected without opposition.
This was an Orange and Conservative strong
hold.
AN ENGLISH BEAUTY on TIE STUMP.
Mrs. CORVALLIS West. wife of Colonel
CORVALLIS West. the Liberal Onionist candi-
date in tho Vale of Clwyd division Of Dem
/ bighshre Wales. Is cauyasslng the district IN
| behalf of her husband To-day she tried o.
/ queu row among the electors who refused
J 70 hear the Colonel speak.
Amid cries OF Don't shout her down
/ Mrs. CORVALLIS West obtained mOmontary
! hearing, but the disorder revived and she be-
| came very angry and said; II am an irish
| woman. bur it was not until ! came % Wales
/ that I found men capable OF refusing u hear
/ a woman who was pleading q cause.
She was stopped by q storm OF yeiis and
/ hisses. but. plucklly leaving the platform, she
! forced her way through the mob 10 the plat
/ form from which the opposition orator was
| addressing "a crowd and tried 20 argue him
/ into silence. The orator however. shook hl5
fist in her face and repelled all her attempts
20 argue with him.
There was the greatest sort of excitement
in the crowd. aud finally melee occurred
around Mrs. Cornwallls- West which forced
her % return TO the luiOuist platform.
The meeting broke up 50 general scrim-
mage.
LIBERAL MAJORITY INDICATED bY IHE GAME.
The Star to-day says that If the average Of
Yesterdays gains is only maintained II Will
give the liberals majority or 100 members
in the next Parliament, while there Is prac-
tical certainty that the average will be ex-
ceeded.
The defeat yesterday of Sir L. sutherland,
the Liberal I nionist candidate. at tfreenOck
by Nr. John Bruce Liberal, Is deadly blow
TO the nionists' cause in Scotland and Justl-
fes tho inference that the Scotch lnionista
Will almost disappear and that the number OF
English Dnionists Will be reduced
With regard o. London the Radical triumph
at West Ham preludes roll of metropolitan
victories for the Radicals.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that tho Liberals
have begun spiendidly. Aesterdays results
confirm tho remarkable precision OF the
Liberal predictions Tho best feature IN tho
detail of victories IS WesthaD. This ought
70 be the precursor OF many victories IN Lon
don.
o'coNSErL DENoUNCEs GLADsToSE's BILL.
Daniel OCounell. son of the great Irish
Hberator. is strongly supporting the candlda-
ture ol the Rt. Hon. James LoWther Con
servative in the Isle or Ihanet division Of
Kent pom being asked why he an Irish
man and "a Catholic. did not follow IA the
footsteps of his father MIR. OCOnneli rep.ied
1T Is as an irish Catholic that / vote Tor a
Conservative. / have seen during the past
six wears tho country wisely governed. Mr
Gladstone home RUE scheme would 10 most
disastrous 10 Ireland
WHAT THF TORY PAPERS SAY.