New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
CLIMAX OF TORY SUCCESS.



crab, AIS. The Conservative majority In 1897 was
Wandsworh-H Kmber lConseryativel s4,2;
Marsh Mayhem liberal; a2s. In 1892 the Con-
Westmoreiand. kendall Diyision-captain1 Bagot
' Iin so Horncasils pvIssn7I Lord, WI WI
lace d-iberaD, S,O22 Al the last election the Coz"
servatlve majority was KS S,..,. " ,oy,,.r
,consepvative; sss; Dr. r 5 Douglas G4berap
EsseX iiarwich Division; Round CONSERVE:
tive, 1866; Il. VarY d.iberaD. 2bS' In 1877 Inc
Conservative majority was Sh'
THE LIBERALS Lose SEATS.
Liverpool. Exchange Division, c: nnsham
963o I'nonist majority. 81; GAIN W. Here Inc
Lancashire. Ecces Divlslon-O. L. Clarke Con
servative,. 5.722: IL. J. Ro5y n.iberaD 30 Con-
scrvatvc majority i2'; GAIN o'' Here inc i-oe'''S
. so"peFE p 9t5sa oe4 G5S5 s7 CON IN
1899 Mir Broad was elected without opposition - -
wiiii.hrc Crckladc Divisional. Hopkinson m1b,
G.lberaS' 80 In iS9s the Liberia majority was
Suffolk. Woodbridge Dlvislon-captan Pretyman
,con.ervativeJ $40: II. l.. Everett Qberap, LIS
In iSoe the Liberals carried the division by ''s ma
Lancashire Middleton pys ao6 F SeyS GSn
Conservative majority So gain. %i. Here the LID
F. oa J. Reed Liberal 49, Conservative majority.
81. gain l5o 6eraIs Ios n,, sea' Gre, con.
servatiyeC 43GS; tie Hon \. q. Brand u.iberaD.
iiis AZ the asst election bYc-eection. Brand was
%rwcastlson Tyne ttwo mcmterSc + Hamond
CONSERVATIVE; i2Ss VI D. Cr"nd as 'cGnTerva ra,s
1I,be-a3' il.ia: r. Hamnill Independent Labor.
e50e Here the Liberals Jose one seat
LIBERAL. MAJOEITIE5 CUT DOWN.
Liverpool. scotland DI:ision7,,Thomas Power
(conscrvatvc). li5o Anu-Parnellite majority el;
Joss. ~. ,,,, -o,. W i,
r Bgrnyy ,coonse4SyatiSe, si' n Hyndman go
cs.isQ ii Siahn ~" in this district
this majority shows falling OF OF 10" po..o
u jh"ran ieei; Captain Nanc (Corscrvativc), SsS
The Liberals carried the division !" i''- '' III"
'oWlit on, p Rurghs-J shiress VIII d'bcraD 35s
c. W Baxter dnonisu. 2se2. IADera' MAJORITY
sw;ansea Dit,rlct-Rrynmor Jones dibcrap; 1850,
Hail Hedey. independent Liberall 5 sas Doi9nei
N MfiS rnndid",e was elected by SOS majory
MorpehT. Burt u.beraD W. nj, na n! rns
servativc). 90 Al the last erection Dun was
elected unopposed
THE INCONTEsTED ELECTIONS.
Tho following members Of the House % Com
mons were returned without opposition from their
respective districts.
CONSERVATIVES
Colonel w Long for worces,ershire. Eycsham
Division: Captain Bowler for MiddleseN' En iile
I,N - pns.eu FOR Bsrks Nottingham Division
N ~ shaw Stewart. for kenfrew-hTe. Fast III
yision: A. ~ BrookAcd. FOR Sussex. Rye Division.
LIBERALS.
W Abraham. for Glemorenn. Rhondda Division
Drew ar; Motifs '"' '','
] Roche. for GALWAY. Fast Division Minch
for Kildare, South DIVISION " Abraham i3r V vE.
Northeast division. T ID. sullivan. Donegal Nss'
y.oa MSDsr% &c, re tGr K Kks"ny ;. SS5'A D
Power for Waterford. Ireland. East Division
CONCERNING JOHN MORLEY AND OTHERS
The Right Hon. John Morley. defeated al New
castlc -on-Tyne Of all the members OF the 'a'e
Cabinet the one most closely Identified with the
Irish Home Rule doctrines. II was he who was re-.
m II Mr. Gladstons's Home Rule bill, and 3, was
he too who had principal ch"rse OF rns'n""'hs
House Of Commons. Before ernbarking In politics
in isss he had achieved considerable distinction IN
literature and journalism having been suc1essiNey
Editor Of The Fortnghty Review" OF The Fail
Mall Gazette ana OF Mafn na n.'o s,sean,ea
by MIR Gladstone Secretary for Ireland. Win seat
In the Cabinet. H. lsa
Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman. elected 90 rep
resent Sterling Burshs Ia the Liberal Interest. MAS
the Secretary OF State for War IN the Gladstone
Roscbcry Administration, and the principal cause
Of It's overthrow, his defeat In ne House 81 1on'
OF the late Sir James Campbell he assumed
his mothers name Of Zimmerman IN n"nl,ypn 20
his own IN 1872 With The exception or "a bTirf ana
by no means successful spell a. Secretary for Ire.
land. he was. Whenever 10" Liberals were " Once
partment The Roscbcry Administration the
second Cabinet IN which he has held the seals oi
that Office.
STR j. rcasc. elected as Liberal member for the
Barnard Division OF Durham. II Quaker. and re-
ceived his baronctcy from Mr.. Gladstone Some
astonshment was expressed at the time OF HIS
acceptance of the honor for a baronetcy carries
with H. not only the implied but the express oblga-
ton. OF military service. typihed hv the blood
stained hand which figures In the armoria bearings
class There is standing Official caution TO Quak-
ers against accepting even the Office Of magistrate
which involves the performance OF acts 81 80
Objectionable character as the administration OF
oaths. the calling out Of an armed force IN cases OF
CYL comm9on ana me asch'fS oi ohinc,on
apply with greater force to the baronets covenant
TO bring armed men into the held. covenant
which he compounds by the payment OF certain
fees.
Sir Donald Curre reelected as Tnionst member
for the Western Division Of Perthshirc. is the
owner Of the great Castle line OF steamships which
carries the mails between England and the Cape OF
Good Hope. In spite OF their political differences,
he had his guest board one Of his ships at the
recent festivities In connection with the opening Of
OF st. Michael and St George. to which he owes
the prefix OF Sir to his name. some twelve years
ago. In recognition OF the valuable services which
he rendered TO the British Government in connec-
ton with the conveyance Of troops to South Africa.
j. ". Lowther. returned the Conservative
member for the Pcnrith Division OF Cumberland. Is
a nephew of Lord Salisbury and formerly his
Under Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs. lie
Is grandson OF the third Lord Lonsdalc. and
must not be COMPOUNDED with the Right Hon. James
Lowther. OF sporting fame. who has proved an in
1nitely greater success In times gone by Steward
OF the Jockey Club. than AS Tory Secretary for
ireland. The Right Hon. James Is q considerably
older man and Is younger son OF old Sir Charles
Iowther, who died the other day after "A long and
useful life OF ninety years spent IN utter darkness
The popular old Baronet had been born blind.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurcc defeated Liberal
candidate for the Crckdae Division OF Wiltshire.
Is one OF those numerous Englishmen who have
sought domestic happiness In choosing an Amer