New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
MAJORITY or THE OPPOSITION ESTIMATED
AT TIiIRTY-EIGHT


SIR wILFRED LAWSON RETURNED.
London. July le.-At 80 O'Clock the returns show
The election of o65 Conservatives as Liberal Unonsts
o6o Liberals, "a andParnellltes. Parnelies and 8
Laborsts This gives the Government $40 members
and the Opposition 33s.
Out Of the twenty two seats remaining to complete
the House. sixteen likely to fall to the Opposition
and six to the Unlonists. The House Of Commons
viii thus finally consist of S1e Unionists. against oo4
nombers Of the Liberal sections. The motley compost
ton Of this majority As opposed 10 compact oous
Of Unioniss does not dsmay and does not even dcPess
the Official Liberals who confronting the Iac' ua'
. considerable majority Of the British members are
still Unionists. They contend that MI Giaos'ohe mas
the absolute right by law and precedent 10 carry lbs
Home Rule measure by Irish votes alone
The tone Of the Liberal executive to-day Is enrreH
altered regarding the proposed delay In the ohc huo
bill, probably inspired by communications lie' Htv
received They now assert that Mr. Gladstone Will
have the full approval Of the party in expoduns nome
Rule.
"The rueep holds that the Unionisn are amply
strong enough to prevent Mr. Gladstone from carrying
revolutionary measure and can AFFORD 10 walt ui'',
his heterogeneous following is dissolved by mernal
conuicts and rvslries. and until the Incompetence VI
the Ministers crippled by every variety OF lid
cable promise has been exhibited 10 the "oru'
Mr.. Gladstone. "The Times" continues. now de-
ponds upon the Irish. Not being members OF his
party they will not obey his whips nine far-
nelltss will be SUFFICIENT to prevent TRANSACTIONS &c
tween the Gladsonians and anti ParnellNee who
obliged to maintain their independence Of all Eng
ush parties will be forced to refuse anything short Of
PANELS Home Rule, which, II Mr. Gladstone venturco
to propose H. would break up the English liberals
"The Times, confirms the information aireaoy
cbled by the representative OF the Assocateo fess
that Lord Salisbury will not resign until the ocpale
nj the opening OF Parliament compels Mr. Olaostohe
to disclose his policy. ,
This afternoon the election returns sho"eo OH!
one seat gained by the Liberals. This was IN 'he
South Division Of Lincolnshire. where IN the genera
election Of 1885, A. r. Heath, Conservative was re-
turned without opposition. MY Hea'h coh'esVeu INV
district this year. but Mr. Perks, MS Liberal oppo"'
was elected by a majority OF ooo $3.50
Justin Mccarthy, the leader of the antParneh'es'
who was defeated In Londonderry few days ago
much to the delight Of the Parneles, was eecteu yes
terday in the North Division of Longford beating ms
Conservative opponent, J. NJ. wilson, by MAJORITY VI
2,46e.
Sir wlfr1d lawson, advanced RADICAL WHO lawn
tbe ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Church. the abolition OF
the House Of Lords, and the dong away WIN s'""ue
armies has been elected in the Cockermouth DiVisoH
y, cumberland which he lost In the election OF 1852
nv n majority of ten votes. but which. stand'ns As
r;ladstonian Liberal be carried in 1856 Sir "nrio l.
welk known for his devotion to the Temperance caue'
and as leader Of the United Kingdom Alliance Al,
has been In Parliament off and on, since 10Y. io
March ls94 ne aSheH l SnoRn as the Pcrmssve BILL
the main principle Of which was the giving 20 W.
thirds Of parish or oTnshP an ouos granted
within their districts. This bill was supP'9en ~
forty members Of the House. on S June Local s Option
Baron Ferdinand James de Rohschd. Liberal Union,
Get who has represented the AyeSbury DIVISION OF
nuckinghamshire since 1872 hos again been returned
by bis constituents In that district.