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�URSDA , JUNE 5t11,; :1890...
(Pm CANDIDATE.
i11 South, Huron we have suffered,
efeatt politically speaking, at the,
hands of the Reformers; While we
Dave suffered that defeat we can beth
it gracefully. In the .lection of 1883
we suffered a defeat by til majority of
;532, in 188E we again got defeated by
majority of 507, and in this election
we are beaten b,, about 140. Let is
take up the election of 1882 and coin -
Pre notes. At that time there
were 3792 votes roll.d in the riding
and Mr, Bishop's majority was 132; in
1686 thl're were 4119 votes polled in
the riding and Mr. Bishop's majority
was 507 ; and in this election the num-
ber of votes polled will be in the neigh-
torhood of 4850, there. being over 4500
n the lists, and lir. Bishop's majority
only reaches in: the neighborhood of
about 140. The gain in voters from
1083 to 1590 is about 553, which goes
tl.o show that Mr. Holmes has made the
gain, and Mr. Bishop has suffered loss.
Mr. Holmes, our candidate, can go
back to Toronto, from whence he came,
with the eyes of the electors ever set
upon him, that some day he will be one
of the shining lights in our Parliament.
Not one word of condemnation can be
17'ds against Mr. Holmes, and only once
did any person try to belittled or con-
€ienin his character. The people of the
South Riding of Huron did not believe
ft as the words were utterly false.
Those words emiisated from the mouth
of one, if the people's judgments are
right, who is a crank and fanatic and
resides in Seaforth. The Conservatives
of South Huron rejoice to know that
their candidate entered the field • with
an unblemished character and leaves
ft the same. The opposition have not
one word to say against Mr. Holmes,
but that he has conducted himself and
campaign honorable. No doubt at the
next election 31r. Holmes will be with
as again, and we will receive him with
open arms and give hini; a larger wel-
eome than ever. Success to Holmes!
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MUNRO'S PUBLISHING HOUSE,
P. 0. Box 3751. 17 to 27 Vandewator St., N. Y,
WE hope our many subscribers will
'wear with us this week for not getting
their paper on Thursday as heretofore.
The reason of the delay was that we
wished to .give the returns to our read-
ers as early as possible, as nearly all
are anxious to hear how the 'elections
were, and who was elected.
Tir i campaign. is over, and all will
settle down to quiet life until the next
election rolls around. All should again
Jan. hands as before and let those polit-
ical jealousies drop and be friends.
'We have no animosity against any
man, and hope that none does against
sts. Let us live friendly and peacably
again towards. each other.
Mowat Sllstailled.
Norfolk, N -Freeman, 311.
Norfolk; S -Charlton, 50. '
Nipissin g-Laughrin.
Ottawa -Bronson.
Oxford, S -McKay.
Oxford, N -Mowat, (ace)
Ontario, S -Dryden, 145.
Peterboro', N -Stratton, 200.
Peel -Chisholm.
Perth, S-Ballentyne.
Perth, N-Aheans, 93.
Prescott-Evanturel (ace).
Parry Sound -Sharpe.
Renfrew, S --Dowling.
Russell--Robil lard.
Simcoe, C --Patten, 367.
Toronto (minority) --Tait, 146 over Mc
Dougall, the other Reformer.
Victoria, W -McKay, 400.
Wentworth, N-Macmahon, 299.
Wentworth, S--Awrey.
Wellington, S--Gutherie,
Wellington, W -Allen.
Wel'.'ington, C -Clarke.
Waterloo, S -Moore, 370.
Waterloo, N -Snider.
York, E -Smith, 519.
York, N -Davis, 500.
York, W -Gilmour, 60.
Total -56.
The election of members for the Ont-
ario Legislature took place on Thurs-
day. The result is that 56 Ministeral-
li is and 34 oppositionists were elected
and one constituency in doubt. In
Huron, the oid member, Mr. A. Bishop,
was elected by probably a majority of
about 135 or 140. In the last election
Mr. Bishop received a majority of 507,.
and the election this time shows that
public sentiment is growing against
xaslrz. Exeter kept up its record as us
sal, pooling 'more than the straight
;party vote. Although the majority
given was not so large as that given
1'r ivIr. Swinerton in the last contest,
the reason being that Mr. Swinerton
was a resident of the village. Two of
Mr, Mowat's Cabinet Ministers were de
fated, Mr. Gibson, Provincial Secre-
tary, was defeated in Hamilton and
Mr. Drury, Minister of Agriculture
was defeated in Simcoe East. Below
we give the returns as far as heard
:£roma-
•
Ministerial.
,;g oma, E -Lyon, 312.
W-Conmee.
Brant, N -W ood
Brant, S -Hardy, 626.
Brockville -Fraser, 216.
Bruce, E-Dack.
!kz'ice, N -Por ter,
Bruce, S -O'Connor.
€orni: al l --Mack.
..Durham, W -Lockhart.
3Issex'S-Balfour, 200.
(Grey S -Hunter.
Grey,N-Cleland, :350.
ilangary-Rayside, 290.
3Zrlrolh E -Gibson, 400.
iuron, S--Eishop, 140,
Huron, W-Garrow, about 100,
ilfalcllmand-;Baxter, 150.
`1astings, E-Vcrnlllyea.
Kent, E---i+or 'uson.
Lambton, W -Mackenzie.
tnark, N. -Caldwell, 113,
Ln.mbtolr, E -Mackenzie, 26.
Monek-Harcourt
i dcliesezt, N -Waters.
,'l 'fddl'esex, W - Ross,
, o1'thumberland=-Field, 437.
657.
Opposition.
Addington -Read about 158.
Cardwell -Hammell, 25.
Carleton-Monck.
Dufferin-Barr.
Dundas -Whitney, 100.
Durham, E -Campbell (E..R.), 7.
Elgin, E. -Godwin, about 100
Elgin, W. -McColl, 195.
Essex, N. -White, 600.
Frontenac-Smith.
Greenville -Bush, 300.
Grey, E.--Rorde, 75.
Halton -Kerns, 160.
Hamilton -Stinson.
Hastings, N. -Wood (ace)
Kent, W. -Clancy, 100.
Kingston -Metcalfe, 29.
Lanark, S.-McLenegham, 317.
Leeds -Preston.
Lennox -Meacham.
Lincoln-Hiscott.
London -Meredith, (acc)
Middlesex, E -Tooley, 27.
Muskoka-Marter, 107.
Northumberland E. -Willoughby,
Ontario, N. -Glendenning, 200.
Peterboro', E -Kidd (E. R.)
Prince Edward -Johnston, 50;
Renfrew, N -Dunlop, S1.
Simcoe, E.-Miscampbell.
Simcoe, W. -Wylie.
Toronto -E F. Clarke, about 400.
Toronto -H. E. Clarke about 300.
Welland -McCleary, about 75.
Total -34.
Ministerial Gains.
Hastings, «r.,
Grey, S.,
Hastings, E.,
Perth, N.,
Bruce., N.
Oppositions Gains.
Ilamilton, Peterboro' E.,
Elgin., E., Ontario, N.,
Prince Edward, Simcoe, E.,
Renfrew, N , Essex, N.,
Welland,
Victoria, W.,
Grey, N.,
Nipissing (New),
Norfolk, S.,
JUN. SIMOND PART' llie Warren,
Henry Busch, Sarah Northcott.
FIRST PART, -Carrie Gotild, Flora
Northcott, Fred Corbett.
W. H. JonNSTON Teacher.
DEATHS.,
HuTcilmNsoN.-On Wednesday, May 28,
Ann, wife of Mr. Wni. Hutchinson,
Greenway, aged 56 years and 10
months.
BASICIORVILLD -In Stephen, on 2nd
inst., Eva 0. B. Baskerville aged 8
months.
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Ministers Defeated.
Hon. J. M. Gibson, Provincial Secretary
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Hon. Chas, Drury, Minister of AgTieul-
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