The Exeter Advocate, 1891-3-5, Page 9VIOTO' Y!
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The Old Chieftain once more to the front
The Old slag will again
Brave the Breeze
A MAJORITY OF ABOUT 36
48 Government Supporters from Ontario
Sir John Carries 30 of the 36 Seats
In New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia,
Toronto, March 5. --Returns from ail
parts of the Dominion show the Gov-
ernment
overnment 'Of Sir John Macdonald to have
been sustained by a majority of at least
86 which later returns will likely in-
crease to 40 or more. In Nicholet, Q.,
and Queen's, N. I3., both parties claim
victory. In Algoma, Ont., P'untington,
Q., and Cariboo, B C., Polling will take
plate later on. Following is a list of
the members elected, with iii most a:is•
es, their majorities:
Conservatives Elected.
ONTARIO.
Addington -13611, 100.
Bruce. -McNeill, small.
Brockville -Wood, 200.
Cornwall and Stortnont-Bergin, 300,
Cardwell -White, 200.
Carleton, -Dickenson.
Dundas. -Ross, 50.
Durham, E. -Craig, 100.
Elgin, E. -Ingram, 46.
Frontenac,-Kirkpatrick, 182.
Grenville, 5 -Reid, 150.
Grey, N. -Masson, 294.
Grey, E. -Sproule, 150.
Glengary.-MeLernian, 300.
Haldiinand.-Montague. 50.
Halton. -Henderson, 100.
Hamilton. -McKay, 699.
Hamilton. Ryckman, 655.
Hastings, W. Corby, 300.
Hastings, N. Bowen, 200.
Kingston. Macdonald; 474.
Lambton, E. Monerieff, 466.
Leeds, N. and Grenville Ferguson
200.
Leeds, S. Taylor. 250.
Lanark, N. Jamieson, 200.
Lanark. Haggart, 566.
Middlesex, W. Boerne, 413.
Middlesex, N. Hutchins, 11,
Middlesex, E. Marshall, 177.
Muskoka. O'Brien.
Forfolk. Tisdale, 300.
Northumberland, E. Cochrane, 300.
Ontario, N. Madill, 42.
Ottawa. Mackintosh, 1,350.
Ottawa. Robillard, 405.
Peterborough, E. Burnham.
Peterborough, W. Stevenson, 242.
Prince Edward. Millar, 100.
Renfrew, N. White, 77.
Renfrew, S. Ferguson, 315.
Simcoe, S. Tyrwhitt (awl)
Simcoe, N 'McCarthy, 300
Toronto, E. Coatsworth, 1,405.
Toronto, C' Cockburn, 546.
Toronto, W. Denison, 1,759.
Victoria., S. Fairbairn, 140.
Wentworth, S. Carpenter, small.
York, W. Wallace, 200.
Total 48.
QUEBEC.
Bagot.-Deport, 54.
Beaucharnois.-Bergeson, 357
Brome.-Dyer, 5.
Champlain-Carigan.
Compton. -Pope, 1,000.
Gaspe.-Joncas, ace.
Hochelaga.-i)esjardins, 782.
Ibcryille.-Nandeau, 3,000.
Joliet t.-Lieppre, 100.
Jacques Cartier.-Girouard, 260.
Laprairie. Pelletier.
Laval.-Ouimet, 57S.
L'islet.-Desjardins, 39
Maskinonge.-Coloumbe, 72.
Megantic.-I+reebette, 71.
Mon tcalm.- Dugas.
;4lissisquoi.-Baker, 100.
Montreal Centre. Curran, 1,045.
„ East. Lepine.
„ West. Smith, 2,589.
Pontiac. McLean, 172.
Richelieu. Langeviu, 398
Rimouski Caron.
Rouville. Gigault.
Sherbrooke. Ives, 229.
St. Maurice.. F. L. I)esauluier, 100.
Temiscouata. Grandbois,
Terrebonne. Chapleau, 1,000.
Three Rivers. Langevin, 180.
Two Mountains. Daoust, 291.
Total, 30.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Annapolis. Mills.
Antigunish. Thompson, 200.
Cape Breton. McKeen.
„ „ McDougall.
Colchester. Patterson, 500.
Cumberland. Dickey, 750.
Guysboro'. Ogden, 54.
Halifax. Stairs.
27 Kon a y.
Hants. Putnam.
Inverness Cameron, 150.
Lunenburg. Kaulbaeh, 100
Pictou. Tupper.
McDougall.
Richmond. Gillies, 83.
Shelbourne. White.
Vittoria McDonald, 60:
Total. 17,
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Albert. Weldon.
Gloucester, Burne.
Kent. Leger, 1.87.
Ding's. Domville.
Northumberland. Adams, 400.
Resti4,reuclie. McAllester, 323.
Sunbury. Wilmot.
St. John City. McLeod, 400.
,, County. Hazen, 600.
„ „ Skinner, 600.
Victoria. Costigan.
Westmoreland. Wood, 100.
York. Temble.
Total 13.
P.itlNCEEDW.ARD ISLAND.
King's. McDonald.
McLean.
Total, 2.
MANITOBA.
Gisgar.-Ross, 111.
Provencher.-Lariviere, ace.
Selkirk. -Daly.
Winnipeg. -McDonald, 670.
Total. 4.
NORTH.` VEST TERRITORIES.
Alberta. -Davis.
Assiuiboia, E.-Dewdney.
Assinihoia, W. Davin.
Saskatchewan. -McDowall.
Total, 4.
BRITISH COLUMBA , .
New Westminister.-Conilm3-d.
Victoria City and County. -Prior.
Victoria City and County. -Earle.
Vancouver Island. -Gordon.
Yale. -Mara, ace.
Total, 5.
LIBERALS ELECTED.
ONTARIO,
Brant, N. -Somerville.
Bothwell. -Mills, 460.
Brant, S. -Patterson, 595.
Bruce, E. Truax, 125.
Bruce. W. Rowand, 96.
Durham, W. Beith, 209.
Essex, S. Alien, 61.
Essex, N. McGregor, 840:"
Elgin, W. Casey, 600.
Grey, S.-Landerkin.
Hastings, E. -Burdett. 84.
Huron, W. Cameron, 150.
Huron, S. -McMillan.
Huron, E. -McDonald, 200.
Kent, -Campbell, 498.
Lambton, W. -Lester, 600,
Lincoln. -Gibson, 102.
Lennox. -Allison.
London.-Hvman, 147.
Middlesex, S -Armstrong, 500.
Monck.-Biown, 235.
Norfolk, N. -Charlton, 446.
Northumberland, W.-Gargraft, 86.
Ontario, .S. Davidson, 83.
Ontario, W. Edgar, 500.
Oxford, N. Sutherland, large,
Oxford, S. Cartwright, 400.
Prescott. Proulx, 697.
Peel. Featherstone, 75.
Perth, N. Greives, 75.
Perth, S. Trow, 174.
Russell. Edwards, 200.
Simeoe, E. Spohn. 100
Victoria, N. Carron, 250.
Waterloo, N. Bowman, 73.
Waterloo, S. Lig ingstone, 300.
Welland. German, 300.
Wellington, C. Semple. 196,
Wellington, N. McMullen, 150.
Wellington, 5. Innes, 150.
Wentworth, N. Baiu, 202
York, E. Mackenzie, 360.
York. dulock,120.
Total, 43.
i$i7EBEC.
Argenteuil. Christie, 288.
Beauce, Godbout, 300.
Belleehasse. Amvot, stiiali.
Berthier. Beausleil, 180.
Bonaventure. Fauvel, 721.
Charlevoix. Simard, 200.
Chateauguay. Brown, 100.
Qhambiv. Prefontaine, 89.
Chicoutimi. Savadre.
Dorchester. Valiincourt, ace.
Drummond and Arthabaska.
h ne, 200.
Lever-
LTr.
Kamouraske. Carrol, 100,
L'assomption. Gauthier, 177.
Levis, Guay,150.
Lotbiniere. Rinfret. ace.
Montmagny. Choquette, 300.
Montmorency. Larte, 30.
Napierville. Monette.
Ottawa County. Devlin. 299.
Portneuf. Delisle.
Quebec, C. Langelier.
Quebec, E. Laurier, ace.
Quebec. W. Ahearn, 102.
Quebee County. Fremont.
Richmond and Wolfe. Laurier.
Shefford. Sauburn, 200.
$oulanges. Moss 'au, 12.
Stanstead. Rider, 105.
St. Hyacinthe. Bernier, 700,
St. Johns Bourassa, 224.
Vaudreuil Harwood, 92.
Vercheres Geoffrin, 168.
Vanaska Mignault, 300.
Total 33.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Digby. Bowers.
King's. Borden.
Queen's Forbes.
Yarmouth. Elint.
Total. 4.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Charlotte. Gilmer.
Carlton. Coulter,.
Total, 2.
PRINCE EDWARD '!?;LAND.
Queen's. Davies.
Welsh.
Prince. Yeo.
Perry.
„
„
Total.
MANITOBA.
A.
Marquette Watson.
Total I.
1N DOUBT.
Nicolet, Q.
Queen's, N. B.
Total 2.
ELECTION YET TO BE MELD.
Algoma, Ont.
Cariboo. Q.
Huntington, Q.
Total 3.
Cons. Libs
Ontario ..48 43
Quebec 30 83
Nova Scotia..... ..... 17 4
New Brunswiick.......... 18 2
P. E. Island. ........ 2 4
Manitoba .... .......... 4 3
N. W. Territories......... 4 0
British Columbia ... 5 0
123 87
Government MAI ority so far, 36.
RECAPITULATION, •
Conservatives Elected.. ..... _128
Liberals Elected. 87
In Doubt ... 2
Elections to be Heid ..............
Total No. of 'Members of House.... 215
At Hamilton.
Hamilton, Ont., March 5.-A large
Conservative majority here was a sur-
prise to both parties, especially after
the Liberal's victory of last wee':. The
city was wild with excitement. A
large procession with lamps and fire-
works paraded the str::ets and at Con
servative quarters, where the returns
'were givers out, the crowd was im-
mense. The Reformers had a good
time in the Palace rink, where returns
were also received.
Kingston elected Sir John Macdon-
ald by 500 majority. The Conserva-
tives are wild over the result. The re-
turns were received with cheers at
newspaper offices and the City Hall.
Nearly every polling booth in the city
gave -Sir John Macdonald majorities.
I'he Conservatives were addressed in
rousing terms by Rev. W. W. Carson,
Senator Sullivan, Capt. Gaskin,. J. H.
Metcalfe and others A splendid pro
cession was the ei"ent of the evening.