New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

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The following additional candidates nave oee'
returned To Parliament without oppos'ion'


The following additional candidates have peen
re,urned to Parliament without opposition:
rrc uo, Alan de Tatton Eserton. Unionist. for
the Knn;sford Division OF Cheshire L. -. H RgSi
non st. Tor tho South Division Of Kent; We Thapat
b04 Of KNIT A. Harsreayes Brown Unions
Tor the WELLINGTON Division OF 5 h fsnrkson Ash
o rsion '' OF Yorkshrc ding; pr j. A.
B BsV'9n nSnr fGI '"f p'
for The EppnSo DIvs; tnr 81 be Torth Division OF
Gioucsstcrshire sr j. Kennaway; tnopH,s o, fdF
the Honiton Division OF pcvonshire me h II, nor r.
se;sh.rc: r. ". Forster, Unonist for the West
Si K iSS d 'sf b Ss S OF
J. stanley rnonis for he Middle Dy,so" for or
S Sc waiforG Division OF lsrtfordshrs tie
Hon scott Montosu nnsnlr, General f%r raj
"a Division ,nN" 81 Hampshire: y; Is; y,
i ioTnp "2 William sdebo'om rnionst, FOR The
High Peak Division Of DerS, shire W ", snfox
M " ISs9P nog s1 for the Dixon %nd'T HART,
dlescx the Right Hon II Dyke Ac Ya%t sb Is
era for the oherham Diysi2n OF Ysr rbc
Mas, b iS Of Worcester the Right Hon SIR
rsar;G9 Hn9n1 {sT h MaSSrncy Tnien
ist for the South Division OF Antrim; Donsl Sull-
m nan o II & UT O. oHsor nions, for ne wmble
do" nV s G s"T Da" "" of ArasS Dr. Joseph
+ FOX. Home Ruler iog the T"smore, Division, ion
the North Division OF Donegal, Sir Thomas E';
monde. Home Ruler. for the West DIVISION OF
KERR.
The returns received thus far show the cleo
ton Of 14s Conservatives. 20 Unionis,s %
| Liberals. Antl-Parnellitcs and Parnellites
The total number OF seats gained by the
| t-n.onisis IL nineteen.
II ,,v further proof OF the change OF opinion
IN the constituencies was wanted 1t was fur
nishod to-day n the districts in which con-
tested elections were hed. II does not require
the gif' OF prophecy to b" able to f3reten a
most disastrous defeat for the Liberal party
snne II the districts that have heretofore been
safely Liberal have today given large | MONS,
ma loritics. and the lncications are that tnls
will Ao repeated in many "i TN districts whf,'
elections ar. vet 90 be held. Amid the dark
ness however. there are n fcw rays OF fhlnt
urhi In one or two Instances the Liberals
have wrestcd seats from their opponents. put
THE fact has no. served 10 lessen the depression
that fills tn" heart II the party ,-
Tacrr ls d. denying the fact that the Liberals
are I'm 3 state ~ sem-panc. Thor c''ctl""""'ln ing
r.-rlncr, anp.ars 20 m % broken down entirely.
and there is apparently nlthing that they can %
~ stem the tide ~ overwhelming defeat mat ~
flowing rap.dly against them. some members 81
IN. Marty uln Nhai little faith SIN remains 10
them - Nj. Gladstone. and hope ana tTusi tha'
he all Issue la.ion call TIA. VIII re"rrahsr ,ne
llso~i,rci rank ~ ~" LIBERAL army ana enable
,h.,n to stand before ~" enemy more firmly than
the. ~, nave done Whcthcr " no, the old lead
cr viii 10 this j. unknown. even - ms mos lh'i
mai. friends but. unless h does something ~
IA. kind the rDuf o., The party that ne 80 oitcn Iod
- victory MI % complete.
TIE Tnlonlsis are bunbng over with clation nj
mo many successes They claim that the electors
are heartily tired - the HON" Rule question ana
the ccirc.,ss squahbling - the lIiSh pAr,y anu
have determined 10 p,on'uncc the'r eimp pl',
lisaprr0val Z both and - return Parliament
fh,t nlu devote more ~ its time - confederation
- questions which they believe are ~ far more
moment o the people
The Right Hon. George John shaw-i."fo're. who
will be- forced to apply 90 another constituency II
30 remains In Parliament. has held oiiire In several
y.,.,,,r.n,s lie wns u Lord OF me Admiralty
IN l.s6 Secretary of The Board - Trade In iNS-os,
Secretary 20 the Admiralty from ISL 10 M ana
again In ISL lu November ~ that year he VS.
appointed First Comm.ssloncr o! Works ana bu''i-
lng- and on the death o. Mr. Fa~c"tt. IN is'f. ne
| became rosima~ier-t;encrl lie has represented
bradford since I1. ana was. ~ previously stated
r,e.laer. II me Local Government Board under
Lord Kossber,.
John nufus who has suffered such heavy losses
H. nAtersca. j. tAr ioremo. Aeor .a9er tn hns
iaa iie has been ilrntined with much leg
s.atIon for the b. n,Hi 81 the No A'rr classes on
III recent visit to this country M Burns incurred
ui,h .n.tire Tor hls structures upon American in
Kr.r iIArlic vas born IN I.Anark'hire. Scotland
/ in iN,s HIS family ~ns extremely poor. ana ne
was put e. WORK % = mine when only seven year.
| ODD earning one shilling a day. HIS lif. was thAt
~ a pi,man uniii BE- was twenty Tour lie says OF
/ himself that he never had single days schooling
IN his NE At early Hgc b" began to tax" an IN.
tsrc.t IN labor questions. ana came II be r"gHrd'i
/ a. a leader among he fellow -workm'n. lie was
made president Of ;he Ayrcshlie Minors tnion AMI
has attended many labor AMI Socialist conferences
on tn. continent Mr. Iorcie entered Pariian"n.
/ from West Ham ia 1872 Andrew Carnegie contt 'h-
| uflmg 100 toward his election expenses. AlG UIE-
/ Ill. attracted attention IN Parliament BY ms &c
centric dress and mann"risns, defAing al the TIA
! d.foial proprlrfics of Westminster. Peak cap.
/ woo.n rnrt and hobna.lci boots have been part
/ OF his regular attire. Outside ~ laIh"Hcut MI.
I Hardle 4. no' only u speaker Oh labor platforms.
but also an occasional preacher in what are some
times clllcl labor churches. Sometimes. too, ne de-
/ lVcrs Sunday lectures literary topics. ii" mas
long been ardent temperance reforner