The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

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THE ELECTOKS OF BRIDPORT. •
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were de.
tending to
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i have my cow,
4 wad then I am now.
and more, th,t In the
lie the true welfare

of the doohtej.

to wish,
I present
ten Mr.
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ment of

no pledges tanfalfWecl. for which to apologise.
fears for the unmequeaces of the wise fulfil
hose pthiciples, and if once more returned to
,as roar Reprewentetive, will follow the
of conduct, believing it tub. right, and, up to
nt time, honoured with your approval.
to have the pleasure of being amongst you very
must take this opportunii of returnmg
my best than** for Life symoitty find fidul-
wn to me during my lste severe ilium, the
, which I am conscious have greatly interfered
de discharge .1 my duties to you during the
present Session of Par,iament.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Yours faithfully auslinsWl4.
KIRKMAN Disigi.Nouctsow.
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jairsiaileaa,,whieh I mnoh regret he not been
).tbat of Choroh•rates. I have always hen
.44 to their abolition, whi,h I believe weld be
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The Goveniment Aenuiti. a Alit will likewise have •
most beneficial effect, affording a security for the savings ,
of the humbler classes of the CO 93 munity.
Lastly, the Union Chargeability Bill, which will
shortly I hope he pawed let° a law, is of the utmost
importance to a town like Poole, but:At:wed with heavy
r•tea, and is only an act of . justice in comp lling those
to support the labourer, who profit by his services.
. In the above brief enumerivien of a very small
portion of the labours of the Parliament now about to
be dies.,lved, I have simply selected such Acts as bear
epeei th social well-teeing of the re ople, because I
belteee that the more wealth is equally &Limed, the
more the glaring inequality between extreme poverty
and extreme stealth is remedied ; the more all else ea
will be knit together, end a volition be found for tlio.e
difficult politieal questions which are yet uesettled ; tire
greeter also will he the strength of Englend. And here
let roe remind you, that while Mx years ago there was a
' French panto, and we ha t barely one am.. 11 army to
ullefend our unfortieed coa-t, we have now, in additi.n
0 a greatly improved regular Army, an auxiliary force
of gallant Volunteers, all supplied' with the coos'
effective w• riposte, and •nimated with the most loyal
.oliftestbutriaric spirit. We have also our gallant Naval
WPM ; our Merchant servioe so far organised as to fit
*ha time of need to afford the nest imoortent nervice a ;
our Araenals in course of defence, a fleet of iron-clans
~'tialled into existence, and decku inking for their one ,•
iwhile such a series of improveinents in !ergo and sin .11
WHOM do yon . aims have been carried out, that if in this respect we
votes? have not arrived at perfection, we are at any rate un•
Lore P .Imerston is IN, doubt worthy of all admiration, surpeesed by any other Country.
but time is not to be reeisted, and it is creel - But while I mention what has been done, I must not
sad folly to aspect, that he can occupy his e omit to notice what hat been left undo•re ; inaey im•
Position soother -year. Your choice lies between portant questions remain unsettled which ought not to
Gladstone and Lord Derby—the fickle, unstable, am be delayed.
Om Pelleciaa, and narrow-minded high Churchman I believe that I agree with the great body of my Con-
end one who her never betrayed • single interest atitueute in wishingto see an ex,ei.sion of the suffrage,
entreated* leasere._Liteeeel ex neuloo rather than in I while I yield to none in my high appreciation of the
word,,,,e, roteMant io Chunk as well as Initiate. l existing institutiena of our Country, and my belief net
we, .Poiebeeteae, depend on the, Agricultural we live under the moat auccesetal governin,nt that has
"
iate"'--- . ty. testa we support one who ever existed in any age or among any people. I feel,
I" for !me; to. kid
.ttpg• the landed istereet only as however, that the greater number of our educated
a Elbiect for taxation.. refusing, to listen to pro- I •fellowemuntrymen that we can alrolt to a direct care
P°liiiell to Belden it. burdens? of the elective frmchine, the surer the basii of one
We areas the. whole Prom/ten*: Shall we eninnewe ' bentitutiens ; and that tome m, an utast be found. (as
ON Vit010n444,04 only trend down every harrie" -- de admitted by both parties in the state,) to confer upon
14.41st8...elltmeteliosses but has is hie writiep 36, BroolaPereet, London, tamieciresused number of the working olaases the privilege
wooed 10. WI the suffrage.
fort rteunioo with her? .
1/0 art- ptativVole Churchmen : Shall -ePnort TO THE. ELECTORB .. I think this question, of imeh preeminent importance,
414 übessould • Cimrah of that -,ernmh is her AEEt,,-121 ' yjahoula 'oconpy his early attention of the new Prate.
emidis ill"Pailf '4I4W . • , (pun tho State, that tAtereby ' •ei enema... , wont; and in this teise. I should be guided is to .the
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ma.siere I Abroad think it my duty to support, by the " ',wolf - • . •
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keel of .o.44.'•—re ete, ea • - '4.aill'°P"lY-111416"he NTOU it ' eas4 Imbiber; Ceatillel AIINN BY . reap,. , 'genera views of the liberal party, and the light whieh
.Boaanns be" , will probably be thrown on a moot difficelequestion by
gia , .14 //or— r
~ ......... • 4.11141111°' .1.. tEing. ,mintrenteted that lie trill tent again
..• ... -to .ant their diecusaieg in Parliament and out of Parlionent dewing
1 . "o""teer '" - , sotioit 'y 'triftesgeaVl like the earliest ttpeertntlitr cf the coming year.
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of We. e supporter - 'Tti*" los the, at the 'ensuing Election. I' +hell Anoth. r ,
offer thyself se • Ces-didete foe the honour of tette- settled, is
„inform,. '..,..p.1rit0.
.. %rite lea &N0n-
..,. st, venting your aneierreßoretteb in Parliament.
he"e'
be .1)=.1 convillge'„g:lllbeit go Ti
perdition. My Vinyl! and feelings On Polities/ in ,tters are ouch., tavoerable to tnee
q rally advautageoue to n...
554 'Meths dear little tiehientaties eelowl .. i will lead me to euppert those measures that are 'ssi",'it.-r.
his psee..bitivoioriti wiiphiAo6o,--.41;010,11.411=blet. calcutf=cit mph Id meit and religions teberte-4' het In eosOloann, k beg whilst apoloOing for
Nell azeribled Ma Catillo aad possese wu Wm:salon and freeloin i4Tredit.' that SPI at shieb I have addeessed yott, to thank you
Who *beta to resist the ,1.,..i, Bill? who simplify MA amend' the Latia—erndl Mutt viill"teud to
ill '4O 04 Statesman .1,0 ha, brattaT,;Torw744 a ~..,,I strengthen and improve the Conetftation of this teediseellineftr that t Znntifiddee'lloe-bei;na'glaishno-ureldtuyrnonintiihkn.
honest Country. your local
letlatioe eat;:t444 ‘?_1,17,,1,z,b."7 i*.ear-t4,1-41, .',. / an.i sogginate interested in Lyme and chsrmouth :115)==i4esteett' ' an.t I "all
promote every measure sat,* pabamal serum ohm' e
- tier ter% IPA Churehmen, 10061:1t;111 tete:, le
Preteete6rl - Itrittitlnitimityeitrught, and add to the endeavoured SousistrutlY
betnd taq4th5411141444°R 'ha
' hiTocii;; L.1,1' Pr°"TLiet46l
yes are true to our pi-maples U•
hoemer-riolie# Gentlemen, •
"Abe del
VII the incubne of lame nbira y, , 01: trisVari 1 tour faithful Sad obedient Pervert. '
a wow wtu vs Mu futnee reprglentaiives.
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