The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
THE BRr1fsH ELECTIONS.
How Far WIN the Parreirtes ana Labor
Men Support Giadstoaes

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How Far WIN the Parnein,es and Labor
| Men support Giadstones
LONDON. July 1G.--Tho question now troub-
| ling the Liberal leaders is. how far the Par
nollite and Labor members will go In support
| OF Mr. Gladstone. The Parnellltes hate the
| Liberal leader moro ardontly than the Tories.
and there is hardly doubt that they would
| sooner see home rule defeated than accept 1t
at his hands. Tho prospect OF home rule
measure fashioned by Mr.. Gladstone. Heaiy.
and Mccarthy is something they cannot toll
erate and the Conservatives and LIBERAL
Unionists will probably have ut least the secret
sympathy. and, ns far as possible. the active CO.
operation, OF tho rarnellitcs.
| As for the Labor members. they profess
| complete indeI Evidence and while they are
presumably not opposed to Irish homo rule.
| there is no reason whatever for assuming that
they will 90 out OF their way to forward 1t.
| Besides large number Of the straight Lib
erals gave but faint support to home rule in
their election addresses and may conclude to
show u good deal OF Independence as to the
details OF a home rule bin.
| The fact remains that tho home rule ques-
ton is still in doubt. and there Is no assurance
whatever that Mr.. Gladstone can command
majority for Home Rule bill. IL such bill
| should pass the House OF Commons 1t will GER
tanly DO thrown out by the House Of Lords.
| sustained. rs they would he, by Il majority OF
| the British members Of the House OF Com
| mons.
There is every indication. however. that Mr..
Gladstone. whatever the result. will prepare
| and push Home Rule bill He intends. while
| Premier. to devote himself wholly to home rule
! and other legislation. leaving the foreign and
| domestic affairs OF the cmIire. apart from
such legislation. to his colleagues. Mr.. Glad
stone will be the leader OF his party in the
House. in this respect having the advantage OF
| Lord Salisbury, who has been obliged to en-
trust the leadership to q lieutenant, For chief
| opponent Mr.. Gladstone will have Mr.. Bafour.
who Is said to be aching for the opportunity to
assail Gladstone from the opposition benches.
The report that Lord Salisbury would retain
office until a vote OF want OF confidence should
| be passed Is without foundation. The Con-
servatiyes are rather anxious to ENJOY the
| spectacle OF Mr.. GlRdstones contention with
Ills meagre aud doubtful majority Of labor
men. an5i-ParneliitSs. and parnellitS s h Ihey
Of e AND
arc determined to give him every opportunity
Lord Hosobery will. in all probability. have
as reported. that George Shaw Le:evre is to DO
Natlonallsts them selves could not have made
a choice more ati.factory to themselves. ,r
Burgns In The North OF Scotland. is mot only
| Crutiiving to the Conservatives but to bust
Of S ss as sS
tho dominar; spirit should not be Without u
in &c fhSSssh on
Ho believes that Great Britain and Ireland
pull together through united Parliament
THE ELECTION FIGURES
Cambridgeshire. Wisbeck-The Hon, Arthur
George Brand. Liberal. reelected 4.3ll Sit
Gn1sN
4ft seTs for sSy xSs f.eiHs
MGn Ah GsSc e sna
conservative. Mr. Brand was a. Liberal whip
in 1885 ~. and is strongly In favor OF Irish
Wiltshire, IyisceyntT Fe!ke ys i Con
sSFy a Ti. IS gain for pr the
Grove was elected in 1ss,; without ita any deh
Liberal Unonist He Joined the Liberals in
Durham. Chester;le :strestIyames Joicey.
eraI. Unionist. 1904. In 1855 Mr.. Joicey was
e' Gases anoP ssoa:S.J G. s. MeNe
ite-Nationalist re;sleSted 3;:,3U; aa y. Nv W.
s n"rS eee'ed
S ris Ss ss q !; Sy 55 IS. M
south Rsy VI pe5ss IssEs
leah. tonservative. was returned Hnopposod.
large majority. the Liberal candidate havir g
been taken suddenly Ill and withdrawn at the
w nSorioiE:, Southwest Dyisioqq7T. L Ha:e.
AnElssey~T. Lewls; Liberal, reelected.
4a2S MGrgpn Lloyd. Lih n ,Gn!9nist q, z ~
the Conservative candidate.
Liberal: 2.21s: In 1886 Sir W. B. Bartellot
Surrey TsmEsd cSnseFys:
eral. 1851 In 1885 Sir J. WHITAKER Ellis.
pssaa At
Herttordshire, st. Alha an =, Gibbs.
vcy. liberal. BIB W T. Bin CHAM Cox. conser.
vativc. 1850. In SIS Viscount Grimston. Con
Buck ham hire-Baron Ferdinand de
Rothschiid; Liberal Unionist. nm neglected,
h sloS Ii RSs Sad H9s5s 1903 oF II
issts:S Nq!'9 RR sassy |ssn
Lifera- nionisi. 203 In 1850 Mr. Mccarthy
81 HsS3 S WH es,ssa
opposed; Mr.. Mccarthy choosing to sit for
ts ssssa a TBa "ss ss,s
4.2sl. In 1856 the Conservative candidate
WI FyS "n"sDsYssatp Ernest W Hamilton
Doherty. A ntl -Parnelite Nationalist. 1885, In
1886 Lord Hamilton had 3.2l9 to 1857 for
Cumberiand. Cockermouthasir,W iltrid Law:
son. Liberal. reelected, 4. 800: Major J; Scott
Napier, Conservative. 3.SIS. In 1886 Sir Will
frld Lawson had 4.13O to 1920 for Curwen
Liberal Cnionist.
ter. Liberal. reelected. Is, 30. 5. Leeke. Con
seryu.iye. 4.4Ol. Vote in lssU-Watson. Lin-
era!. 1921: Leeke. Conservative, 373. Io,
in 1S87-Sir l.. W. Foster. Liboral. sop
Lceke. 4.1SU.
Devonshirr. South Motion George Lambert
Liberal. reelected. 1878: II. Moore-Stevens
Liberal Un!orist, 2..GH
somorsS'sh,re., hhcpton Mallet-H, ,H Hob;