The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-12
THE TORIES
TRIUMPHANT
Anti Imperialists Are
Nowhere.
SALISBURY IS SUSTAINED
Returns so Far are: MinisteriaIist,.
220; Liberals, 81; Ma
tional, IS.


held Newcastle by enormously increased
majoritios and Captain Lambton. OF the
British cruiser Powerful. upon whom the
Liberals counted 70 deal a crushing blow
TO tho Government. finds himself n, the
bottom OF tho poll
James Laurence Carew has been de-
foated In the contest In the College Green
division Of Dublin. which he represented
In tho last Parliament. the opposition 70
him growing out Of the fact that he at
tended a levee OF the Duke of York. Mr..
Carew's friends seized upon the oppor-
tunity Of John Howard ParneIl. brother
% the late Charles Stuart ParnelI losing
his seat at South Meath. to put Mr. carew
forward without his knowledge for South
Meath. and. owing 10 technicality. ne
was elected without opposition. Mr.. Car
ew may now reconsider his offer to resign
South Meath In favor Of Parne.i. The
CONSERVATIVES have captured another seat
Sunderland. from the Liberals.
The results OF yesterdays election. an.
lnouncnd up to i.52 p IN. are: Newcastle
W. r. Fiummer. conservative. 1907; @
Renwick. Conservative. n.752; 81. ORGY
Liberal. io.tSS. Captain Lambton. Liberal
lp.Hs
Morpeth-Thomas Burt. Liberal. ain
Mailman Barry. Conservative. 2.5O7.
College Green-J. n. Nannitti. Independ
ent Nationalist. g.is7. James Lasrenc,
Carew. Irish Nationalist. ara.
sunoerland-W. n. Doxford. conserva
tive. g.6i5. ,. Femberton. Conservative, y,
bs7: Hunter. Liberal. $50: wilkie. Labor
ISsts
The total number OF returns up 20 dat,
Is 3o. as follows: Minlsterial.sts. 20
liberals. 81. Nationals. IS
Edward Blake. Irish Nationalist. hal
been returned unopposed for the Soutl
division OF Longford. which he represent
ed IN the last Parliament.
4 The Conservatives suffered defeat II
the ST. stephens Green division OF Dublin
the polling being as follows: J. NJ. c
Cam. Independent Nationalist. 1851
Campbell. Conservative. ASA.
Among the interesting candidates In 10
days contests are william r. Cramer
publisher Of the Arbitrator. Sydney Bux
ton. Gerald Baifour. Herbert Gladstone
1T. \. OConnor. SIR Francis Evans (whos
wife n al American). and DIR. A. Cona'
Doyle
The Countess OF warwick has Intcrven
ed In behalf Of Liberal. J. X. Stevens
who u trying TO Dust SIR John stone. Con
scrvative. from East birmingham. He
f.adyship's telegram. which n placarde
to-day. says:
n do not participate In party politics
hut "a an Ind Enant protest against IN
sighting remarks OF a minister OF IN
Grown on labor representatives. and as
fellow iaborer IN the great labor caus'
ask you 10 convey to Councillor Steven
my best hopes for his success"
Lady Warwick's reference II 20 the n
marks made by Mr.. Chamberlain at Iii
mingham. September %. when he attack
ed the labor members OF Parliament. non
lof whom. he said. IN twenty-five years Ia
Initiated legislation for the benefit of n
working classes.
NEW YORK. oct. "A dispatch to n
Tribune from London says:
There II n marked decline OF public II
terest IN the results OF the third seri'
Of contests for thirty-four seats In Parlll
ment Captain Lambton's struggle
Nswcastie-on-Tyne IL the chief even
owing TO his friendship with Lord Ros'
hery and his exploits at Ladysmith. ar
the other contests are mainly over sa
seats. Only seven In the entire series ha'
been regarded as close contests.
The FIRST result announced was the SUI
stltution OF Keir Hardie for Pritchai
Morgan as the member for Merthyr-Ty'
VII This was not n Unionist gain. q
Hardie could he depended upon to vo
with the opposition. but the result w
regretted ny the Radicals at the Nation
Liberal Club. Mr.. Morgan has been
useful member Of the House Of Cor
mons. He possessed a large fund OF :
formation about China and Australia. al
Mr.. Hardie H. a Socialist agitator and n
a representative labor candidate % q
/, best type like Mr.. Bro5hurst or
= Burns. Two Liberal candidates have .
: ready lost their seats through the int
.Ns4.aN To- Ia he
tefest - labor. and Mr.. Morgan has be
defeated In the Welsh stronghold OF IL
erallsm. At the same time the work.
communities have rolled up some OF I
iarHest rnionist ma1oriticr. Mr.. char
bcr'ain has not damaged the Union
cause by his sharp structures upon I
labor members OF Parliament
The working classes. especially In Z
/. north. have taKen the brosdest possil
views on Imperial questions with Will
: the Government IN Identified. Sheffis
= has followed all the large English tow
~ showing Unionist gains IN polling. o
Liberal seat has been captured there
rne Grave-snd election has CARR
lG1hert Parker into Parliament on the o
site side 20 hts friend. Henry Normf
Mr. rarter's majority II larger than "
evpected. for Mr.. Hamsworth. who ORD
"a him. had a large printing Interest th'
In hia favor.
A Liberal gain Of two seats At Der
where Mr.. Harcourt was defeated IN "
\ was most unexpected and served 10 ill'
trafe the uncertainties Of an electo
contest ~ also encouraged sangune l.
. erals 20 hope that the counties might
better for them than the borouEhs.
Public Interest In the war n reviVeo
re prospect 81 n series Of gala days WI
the soldiers and Generals return. IN
rreat town shows viii commemorate
arrival % the Guards. the London vol'
teer-. and Lord Roberts. and their WI
a series % minor events. The Nortn
Ireland win also have social festival
The Queen was Invited 20 visit Belr
when she was IN Dublin but was for
70 decline the invitation. The Prince
Wales viii visit Ulster In the winter
her place and there viii be great fes'
ties there. .-
!. There IL a current report; apparcn
wei founded. that Gerald Baifour VIII
lcorpeIicd by fii-heaith 20 resign tne or
81 chief secretary for Ireland. THIS
.reate n vacancy which cannot Do e"'
nued. ..,-,..-.. i.
The reorganization OF the Ministry s