The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10
LIBERALS MORE CONFIDENT.
THE AGRICULTURAL roTEBs COMING
10 THEIR RESCUE


a.,s, Night tho Net Liberal 0nin was Thir-
~ sen,---Anti.rarneiiites Defeating the
1..racn Fnciios In some Irish Distric.s-
j. y. OKciiy neaten In Spite Of His
Hard fieht-festerday's Returns.
lo%3ov, July a.-1ho elections to-day hnvo
raised the spirits Of tho Liberals. the net Lib
,rrI cain being now thirty. The total NUMBER
of members elected upto This timo is 400. or
these 'lc Conservatives have elected 1t0 and
,he Liberal UnioniSts 20. making q total for
tie Tories and Liberal Unionsts Of 30 Tho
Liberals hav" elected 15s members, including
inbur candidates: tho Irish anti. Pnrnelitc
Naiinnalists have elected -. and the Par
nelnes members. Adding The Liberals.
sn.i.iarnclitcs, and Parncll,tcs together
makes total Of 49,. SO that the Conservative
Liberal Unionist alliance leads all the oppose
ton ly thirty votes.
Tho agricultural voters. as had boon horcc.
cams in to the rescue OF tho Liberals to-day.
and gave the party gains In Northnmpton-
shirc. Wiltshire. ncdfordsh;rc. Dcvonshirc.
and Glouccstcrshi,e. Nothing could be- more
hair raising for tho classes than the ind.trer-
ence with which the plodders OF tho Gci,i. bu.
n few years ago but little better than SORTS. ig-
rc-od title and famiy position and pres
,:co In casting their votes. They
moved down tho viscount and the
squire. nnd showed nm independence OF
which the average sEopkeercr in England Is
wholly incapable. A significant feature OF to-
days Liberal gains is tho swinging back into
lno OF old Liberal districts like Biggleswade.
Tnvistock. and Stroud. 1t is clear thut the
scare about home rule no longer influences
uniavoraby to any serious degree voters
otherwise inclined to the Liberal party.
In Ireland tho Conservatives to-day made
their SOLITARY gain. They eeeted their mon in
North Fermnnngh. thanks to Nationalist dis
senslon. Tho anti-rarneites succeeded 10
putting In their mon In place Of Parnelites in
several districts. Sir Thomas Henry Gruttan
Esmonde. defeated In Dublin. being accom- me-
dated with tho seat Of West Kerry. ut the ex-
penss Of Mr. Edward Harrington. Taynellite.
who has occupied 1t. The defeat o! Mr.. J. ].
OKeliy. in North Roscommon, removes q nun
Of no ordinary. ability from Parliament Mr..
conducted i with admirable courage. hut the
anti-Parneites were too much for him.
The ELECTION FIGURES.
In the Middle Division OF Ieicestershire, ].
4.7l3 votes to 1907 for Il. De Lisle. Conserva-
ye MT Th i. ke,a faa In the las, elee
3.94U for Mr.. johnson. Ferguson.
In thy South Division Of westmorelend; J.
eoeon the Earl beet1e cpascrSative I'VE VAS 1s
In the Nortneast Division OF Suffolk +. $.
Stevenson. Literal is reelected BY 4.!Ol
Sss s HE the hn on %n aa@nS ID
the last election was l.UOG.
In kp"n D Iorksnss Losd
t .ss last election MIR. %harton's maiority was
scotland. Lanarkshire. South Division-J. II.
Hozisr. Conservative. re,ss,ected. 4D32: \
CONSERVATIVES. 3.577: Literal. $3.50. III.
Liberals are much disappointed at not having
jority.. which IN 1885 was only liz
England; NGrthanmIntonsh shire: ) ?nth : DiviSi9n
n. cartwrsht. cdneer1a,i sse:ss Nv Vote IN
1885. Conservative. 4OU3: Liberal. 36Sl. This
o. Kr seat or }hS
,Maddy; LiSeral REELECTED, 3ais; ]: Manssli
Wiltshire. Deylzes-G Z. Hobhouse. liberal.
Sss ; + 6 f"es ~ S%s s,s
tasonIstio majority Of 1856. %u; also the pres
Hsf Of years Iaa III upon Tarla la
Representation in WiItshiTe u,,.v,,
,as ssa ''rc, Adsrmsn
Monser.. Liberal, unionist, 9:ss. In, 1885 Sir
HTssey viy sa who ran as liberal Gnods
Urban: North Tees, Division alderman
sGsYphE axsosF Ssn tfs rr. Sf,S S
This lisa Liberal gain. In 1896 Sir H. Have
lock Allan. Liberal! Unioni,t, vas vas elected by
BsTSysh aIS,o Se4Gs pivIsiGns JaS%Sy.
15a,; seeiy: iibsra raj tni"nst $79@. A'"''n'
:, Bedfordshire. BGgl,swade Diyisionn.G. ":
otter 1.iI1raI gain. In 1856 viscount Barring,
4.3!i for ;ho Liberal candidate. The division
had Iecn Liberal before the home rule issue
o. oxfordshire Henley DIS ;i : Parker
TL'lim"rs Linsf"l $2s' pI XHts in isH1 IaT
), ir.Iand. Rublq tiHivssrTsity.Two memIecrs
elected, 2.lSs; Carson. CONSERVATIVES. election
l.UH: Lowry. Lihcral Cnionist. defeated. S',7.
tons since 1886. owing 70 acceptance Of office
and retirement OF members. and has always
sesyatiyc. siesisi. $50: + F. Barnes. Liberal.
SY5I. in 1886 Sir Trevor Lawrence. Conserv-
Scotland. Butrslire-,A; Graham Murray.
GGnsesyAtiye re-eleH,ed :, l1 Z NJ smith,
l.3U4 Liberal. slO.
Shropshire. Newport Divlsion-CoL X. slaney.
$50: Liberal. So; u. n,,.,.,on CT. p r.
mon. Morice. Liberal. 3.'a5. ln 1ssG Col.
Donegal. Fast Diviscn-Arthur OConror.
Anti-l nrnollitr,, re-slectcd: 3.549; l. 4. Hnrd-
Scanaa assss Hssps x sSaey u ' esa
servative. 2.55l.
Sussex. East Grlnstcad Division-IIon A. Z.
a.Js7; Sir i. Jenklnsop. LiGern!. Lac yoto
IL. 1856 Conservative. a::-s.,: Liberal 1871.
Lancashire. Clit,eroo Division-sir Y. J. X.
Shutt!ewortE. Llborui. re-eIect-d. 1857: Vii
LIAM Briggs Literal Cnionist BOOB. Voto
opposed Sir l.. J. X. Shuttleworth was
CHANCELLOR OF the Dachy Of Lancashire under
Mr.. Gladstone.
ireland. County Down. North Divisior-Col.
Thomas Wnrinc. Conservative. reelected
without opposition.
England. Surrey. Chcrtsey Division-C. II.
Comic. Conservative reelected without OPP
position.
Ireland. Clare. South Dlyision-Edward BAR
~, Anti tarnelite. elected without opposition.
,Lan'asl..re. Backpool Dvision-Slr NJ White
WoiSs. iih.r,I Z AZ In ~ I'M ri .iht unn