The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-05
VICTORIES FOR HOME RULE.
THE NEXT PARLIAMENT LIKELY TO
BE OVERWHELMINGLY LLBERAL
yesterSay's Contested Elections roint 10
Gladstone ss tho Next Premier-The Nat.
tie Not Vet Won, but To-day VIII Tell
,hs Story-Ths Liberal ReJolcipEs.

Not Yet W ous but To-Day VIII leu
,hs Story-Ths Liberal RejolcinEs.
LONDON, July III tho contested elections
Of to. day are an indication OF tho ultimate re-
suit. tho next Parliament will be overwhelm-
inely Liberal. and Ireland will have homo
rule. or course to-days elections are not de-
eisiyc It will take until Tuesday to tell the
story with any assurance. but the figures OF
to-day point to tidal wave sweeping Mr..
Gladstone into the Premiership and establish
inc an Irish Parliament again In College
Green. Tho battle has not been won. but 1t
has becn we'll begun. and Liberals everywhere
are rejoicing over the results so far achieved.
At Rochdalo T. B. Potter. Liberal received
b.4GO votes to 4.4S0 for Col c. NJ Royds, the
Conservative anti Homo Rule candidate. In
1896 Rochdale elected Mr.. Potter by q vote OF
Abs to 3, 4Sl for his Conservative antagonist.
Sir Henry Stafford Northcotc, Conservative.
was, OF course. elected from Exeter. receiving
1854 votes to 1890 for A. Z Dunn. Liberal
In Ashton under Lyme Mr. John Edward
Wentworth Addison. q. c.. Conservative. was
reelected By n vote OF 1883 the Liberal cam
tidate. O. V. Morgan. receiving 1929 votes.
In 1888 there was tie In the election. Mr. Ad-
olson and the then Liberal candidate receiv-
Ing 3040 votes each. and the election being
decided in Mr.. Addison's favor By the casting
vote OF the Mayor.
At Tynemouth. North Shields. Mr. R. s. Dom
kin,Conservative was re-elected. receiving3,12
votes to 2. 1888 for j. Armand. Liberal.
At Lincoln tho Liberals won a magnificent
victory. W. Crosfleld. tho Liberal candidate.
being elected by 3.410 votes over Mr.. +. H.
Kerans. Conservative. who received 3.196
votes. In 1886 Kerans was elected by $3.50
votes against 1881 for Crostleld.
At Durham. also. tho Liberals won victory.
and put Liberal in seat occupied in the
late Parliament by Conservative Mr..
M. A. Fowler. Liberal. was elected by
1918 votes over Mr.. Thomas Milvain.
Conservative. who received 1000 votes.
Mr. Mvain. In 1885, was elected BY 1.120
votes to s55 for the Liberal candidate.
At Burnley. Mr. J. Spencer Balfour. Liberal.
was elected again by vote OF 6.45O against
bO35 for Edwin Lawrence. Liberal Unionist
Burnley was carried against tho Liberals In
1886. and recaptured by the Liberals in two
.absequsnt predictions To-day they con-
Winchester. q Conservative stronghold. was
Hyss 81 es9 ~ that Il
$50 for c. Matthews. Liberal.
wGn b Soms Liberals
John bruce, the Liberal candidate. was elected
1904 votes over Sir Thomas : s Si
P%slamsnt having es SS 81 elected hn 1885 By
Stafford was also carried by the Liberals;
ssn gain ?, sss va shsv ih S Ss
ss5ss!iss sss: GiSsfsl i$ss ' s, ..n
Dover. hopelsssly Conservative elee SaI
sssss Ss
didate. The Liberals did not contest this
:sss sH eandidsee IL 20 .1s o0n
Boston va carried by "; s. tnsrsmgI Liberal RI,
Hon. tsefssS This Is
snother Liberal gain, Boston hayine been car f.3
1sa !? l l r. sas representatives with
Bury St .Edmunds was carried by Lord F;
Hss' arsnss I for Major
hbepra r. Lord Hervey was the member in the
The Liberals gained q victory at Hereford,
votes. against $50 votes ior Sir Joseph Bailey.
Ps hss.I Liberal. 1. fis IN 'o'ns'' -'i
Cheltenha% vas retained BY the Conserve s
seins ss De-
senhs% . Lbe }1h.r.1 yets d n lsse-dardner
elected y Ssa t. Sso9 isf MSnk hIs:
#srd G9 eonservati Gss T. 7s i''
Heading, was captured from the conssr ,s,5
Votes soe Fsss.ps
hS IN ease
1t ionteiract t the Hon. Rowland VIM. Con-
by has2 y Vess
II }h 1ssy-M!pn. Conservative. 1.15o; Fleming
tx sses eefGP ka nsEfi ssp'sE sy
Vote In 188e-Conservative. l,417: Liberal.
Aberdeen. Scotland, North Diyisionaaw: A.
f {i;% tnlonisi, $40. Hunter un0DDosed in
Derby-slr W.. Harcourt and Alderman
Thopes. G Zee both aber%ls reislSGted Bar Ear
eorvative. received s. $40. and Sir A. Haslam.
bradford. West Division Alfred IiIincworth.
LIBERAL. reelected BY a vote Of 1901 against
fGF ssn tss ePa IL
r sssf 1s.sisstss I %fs
s MeV,G% 1 t tss Site in 1885 Con-
ssl ssss SiSss: Sir Joseph ofo'land Conserve
s rshn s6n
, esssfeH9s .l tls7 fes Ss9's,Zst!'s
Blaekburn-W. Coddington and Y. +; HON
HGsS Ssss
.s{ss b. Maaa Psys f, ssa
LIZ; G(onssrvatives carried in 1885,
. essls% f Gay g. Sc aRssa s e.
Reelected. 2 O6D: Richard Eve. Liberal. 1.S01.
,Stalybridge-T. il. Sdebottom.. Conserva-
sye. reelected. 1921: J. NJ Wright Liberal.
Bradford. Central DlyIslon-The Right Hon.
81 Shaw Lefevre. LIBERAL re- eected by
Mo votes oyor the MARQUIS Of Lorne; Liberal
Who received 4.245 votes. In 1885 Leievre
Eas elected by 4.410 votes against 1881 for
Norwood, Liberal Unionist. Lefevre Is o
strong advocate Of Irish home rule,
preston-W. NJ Tomlinson and r. W; Han
SN4; Hamburg. SOTO; Weid-Blundell. Lib
,,Northampton-H. Labouchere. Liberal. and
4. Manifold. Liberal. re-electedi Iabou-
ehere. 5.430: Manifold. 5.l64; II. C. Richards,
Conservative, 1921,
4. Maidstone Fl s. W. CORVALLIS. Conserva-
1920
Hastlngs-wilsonN Noble. Conservative. 3.o77;
sergeant Hemphill. Liberal, 2.U26
West Bromwich-y. Z. Spencer. Conserva-
Ies re-eleeted. 4.474; It. H. Roberts Liberal.
observation-disclosures Bury, Conservative,