The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

traoudon, May 27, 1.14/;;Th

TEM DORCHESTER ELECTION.
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TO
AIM 'Wixom IT MAY CONCERN.
'MBE General Election, which is now rapidly
approaching, is allowed by all to be one of un-
equalled 'importance ; the interests at stake are lei.
imam the very character of our awietry, of our
peveseseent, of oar position in the world as • Irian,
milessatemed ; and yet at sash a tines we bear in several
emistiefiliad 'boroughs of attemptedoomprotaima. had
braises saathey reads ? By these who wish to keep
wptheirdipay by arum leg political importance, but
aill the eerie time Cr. unwilling to exeraim the leant self- I
denial in sappart of their pretended principles.
-How dies it 00111111 I. pass, that when an able °Lodi-
asap appears at Derebesier in support of Conservative
ptios4mes, the sitting Ooterreatiss member and Ids
founds look epee kiss as an iaterioper, and as
.diegeise their hopes that be will not go to the polart
this *heir Oeseervatiess or *heir selfishness! Or is it
'two that there is an eederstanding between Messrs.
:alert end Sheridan lit which the how* voters are not
eseeeite ! It is time that H. C. fltart, Req., should
he informed that we are quite trilling to bale his
:ma as one of our members, but then we eiedthe
Is represent us, net to represent Critehell Elegise, and
-we think we are mailed to two representatives.
pear or two shwa the mem of Oxfordahire roes
me and niteity sawelied just Each • compromise • mid if
vim delemninelliee to molest the borough of Donshoster
Vita • amend Cleaservative eandidate will not open the '
epeaef fillerf• we mate try what • contest for the
county udi sin; than perhaps he will find it a more
sonsomiced patriotires to support two candidates for
Sorebester, asertfiliti *Olll4 eat what we ought to
tr—the =mat of Start and Wolff on the same banner.
Vous() PORCIiRSTER.
P •
A WORD TO THE
WHOM do you intend to stippodf,ty, „your
Tette_
Lout Talissesimilares doubt worthy of all admiration,
tot timel la met toint resisted, sad it is creel to wish,
*Ad 1014.1ermerret,. that he can occupy his present
mkelisy yam. Your ohoies lies between Mr.

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THE INDEPENDE TR NT ELECTORS OF I
IN)ROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AND
MELCOMDE ItSCHS. ..
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olution of the Parliament being about
La_ to tà4e piece, I now, for the second time, off..t
myself for th Representation of your Borough.
During the i.at six years whilith I have I.d the honor
(through your him:Mesa) of a mat in the Hours of Com-
mons, I have nut ben unneinuful of the dptlee of my
position as your Member.
I have endeavoured to exero'se S sound and in.,epen-
dent judgroeut in ill measures submitted for the
consideration of Parliament, keeping in view and
matataieing in ail its integrity the excellent oonetitution
of this Country, without holding • factious oppoaition
to any Improvement in detail, and at the same time I
have ever been Allliollll to pronio,e snob measures
es tended to the morel and social position of the people.
Them I hold to be Coneorvative
I ()option.' to be so adrooato for the mulcted eoonomy
in every branch of the Public department, ootsieteut
with efficiency of the Public Bert-vice.
„Bhould you do as the hewn to elltilk 40881110 Poe—of
your Repreaentatives, I shall endeavour to justify the
renewal of your oonfidence.
I am, Gentlemen,
lone aunt obedient Servant: