The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-02
ELECTIONS ON In ENGLAND.
A CONSERpi TIVE AND A Liberal
EETUBNED YESTERDAY.

| No Opposition to Lord Randolph Chnrchin
| md Er~wer Evcr.hcd- Elections In the
| Contested Divisions 70 Hccin o. Monday
| More Labor Candidates than Ever He.
| fote-Gind.,onc's Effective speech.
| LONDON July 1.-The general election began
| to-day with tho return OF two member with
| out contest and tho now Parliament stands
| thus far one Conservative. Lord Eandoluh
| Churchill. and one I II eral. Alderman sydney
Evcrshei Lord Randolph Churchill was re-
| turned from South Iad,lington. the diy.-
sion he had represented in tho ratlia.
mcnt Just dissolved. Tho district is over.
whclminely Conservative and tnionst In
| 1885 Lord Randolph had n.73l votes to ,U25
| for skinner. Liberal. In 1896. the Irish Home
| Rule Issue having arisen. the Ill ernl vote
| dwindlod - 100 for Hops. 1ibnra'. to 2.5IG
| for Churchill and this time the Liberals
| thought Il beet not to waste any money In
! contcsting the seat. but to retain their funds
| for use in districts that promised better 70.
suits for tho Liberal part" Lord Randolph.
| who is known as tho candid friend" is not
| regarded as desirable ally bv many OF tho
| Conservatives. but he has personal influence
| which they cannot ignore
Mr.. Evcrshed was returned from Burton.
Stnifordshirc. He Is n wcl-known brewer and
properly represents Burton. the Headquarters
of Rnsss ale. Sir Michael Hnss. who used to
represent tho division. md who was also n
Liberal. was elevated to the pecrage in 1886
ns Baron Burton. and Mr. Evcrshcd was
elected to succeed him. Contrary to tho prcva-
lent opinion about the Tory proclivities OF the
brewery harons. the Bass family and tho largo
majority OF the people Of Burton. who have
loyal attachment to that family. are Liberals.
| n H. II. 4
vote Of 4.7o2 to 2.3lo for Mr.. Gerald Hardy.
tho Conservative candidate. This time tho
| Conservatives decided to put forward no can
didatc.
More uncontestcd elections will be held to-
morrow. There are in all nfty-seycn OF the
uncontested constituencies. of which the To-
res and Liberal Unionists have thirty-nvc.
and tho Liberals TWENTY-FIVE. The contested
elections will begin on Monday.
The Labor candidates will figure more con-
spicuously in this than in any previous cleo
ton. Besides the nine Labor mcmbers OF tho
late Parliament. all Of whom are standing
again. there are twenty nine other Labor can
dilntes in English constituencies. Six OF the
new mon are miners. and Of these Mr. Woods.
who stands for the Ince division of Lam
casnire: Mr. Aspinall. who stands for
WiGan. and Mr.. johnson. in North Warwick
shire. have u clear course before them.
Mr.. Arch and Mr. Bail. aEricutural laborers.
haze Se.n taken pp Iy the Liberals Of north
and Mr.. Bloor have been chosen by the Glad
stonians OF Birmingham as the mon most
There are several cases in which Labor cand!-
dates are standing independently and orpos-
prosrect is that the number OF Labor mem
bers in the coming Parliament Will b" double
the nnmLrr in the Parliament Just dissolved.
The Tories express tncmsee!ve AS hopeful Of
winning several seats in Ulster now held by
N;9tiGnaiI,s lhey shy it i toresone con.
West belfast. and that Belfast will I've made
solid for the Cnionist cause. Arnold Foster IS
the tnionist candidate against Mr.. sexton. 1t
is said there is Il majority OF 800 Protcstants
oyer Catholics, on the register Of West Belfast
now r%Ts. a3 b1 RG}s iS S2n Down
The combined Nationalist vote II 4.ji- and
the tn",ist vote +.1&S. Eut the Nat9yyalists
ant ,rArncl!itr. an, a nionist. Although NIr.
y"stn + @ : h"n tSa
IS dvsion will give the, seat to Mr. Henry
Thomson. the unioni.t Or Tory cand idatc.who
Very popuar. Tie Tries also expect to
capture &aS: Tyrone and North Fermnnagh.
city Il Tc"iy ; s9in Ir. justin Mccarthy. At 1t
th@ election in 1896 Sir c. Lewis. Ii" Con-
Sas and 5hfIs yGs sr
got the seat. The Tories now say that through
re-istiAliyn Efforts since put forth they have
candidate. Mr.. Ross. q. G.. is about as strong
man rs they could nominate. The contestin
and the whole province is alive with meetings
and election demonstrations. There IS, how
ever n general absence OF tho violence which
marks the struggle in some other parts Of
Mr. Gla'stonc's address in Edinburgh is the
G" 10th at Thc Tor les accuse pyi ST.
stone Of raising a class issue. and Of punder-
ing to the popular prejudice against the rich
nd titled in order TO nrntify his DprSOnnI a
h,ion for power. The, Liberals. on the ether
hand. nrgn" that Mr.; Gladstone has etrcctually
he has answered completely the charge that
there was something hidden, in his scheme Of
ofthe educated and upper classes is more than
,Mstil!c'l y tn" history {! the country within
S W @ h npG rcn 1 and the aIty Of
the, conn N !e"l!e Of Great britain to control
H 5'i' the me- ' aah5t Of t ta n1G Gladstone
r'@nas o rush H toay tS his sncecR and
inr dis,rihuton throurhout the 'tt'n nliaT K!nG
a,m, me Liberals rGGar'I it as til" r!Htforla
cyerswhcr. Eer an" appe M St h sS v"rs W
ton in EdInbIHrgh is also ,contfasted BY lilo
ism that greeted the CONSERVATIVE lender, Mr.. |
lalfour. II Sheffield. and many Of the Tories
tho other hand. the Tories profess to derive |
consolation from the fact that they have moth. |
inE 10 los" IN EdlnDurEl. ana thh'. OH ,lGe 81 |
the partial representation Of Edinburgh Uni !
yersity, which return. one member along with |
st. Andrews University. the whole Edinburgh |
out that the multitude thnt greeted Mr.. Glad
stone SPOKE for Liberal city. and their en-
N"twithstandinG these arguments. there ir.n9
DOUBT that the Liberals are greatly inspirited
The Tight Hon, John Morley replying to,
day at Berwick to Mr.. Ba!four's statement |
that 1t was absurd 10 assume that Ireland |
could control her own affairs. II not permitted |
to rrgulnto the customs duties or to establish |
Strtc Church. cited the position Of the Amer
lean Union; whore every state was sovereign |
III it's own domain, yet was not allowed by the |
Constitution to cnlow n State Church or to
raise Il rercnu" from imports or exports.
CAMrhrTN FIGHTS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN. July 1.-NoportS OF campaign FIGHTS
cont niue to como in from vur.u'iS quarters.
At Cork last night row was, caused i, n"
lurnin. in "sl!Gy Of Timothy licaly and VIII |
liam OIirlen. 4 Iarnrita WAS stnbT"d. in
Palma today John Dillon and Dnnicl 'rly
were p"lted with eggs. "ahhages. and stpnaS
Mr.. Dillon mule q speech guarded nv con-