The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

MR. K. D. H000:1.0N,_ 14. P., AND NH.

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flus always pleasrt to novaee and acknowledge
the good qualities of an opponent ; and although my
political views differ very widely from those of Mr.
Hodgson, I have hitherto believed that in addition
to those eminent mercantile and iinancial qualities-
lions which he undoubtedly possessor., be we 'lry a
oeurtems, ersiglitforeard, and oetspoken
I must, however, own that hie treatment of Mr. Cox
on Tuesday evening ham given • severe shock to my
esteem for him. At the conclusion of his address he
stated that if say of his auditor' desired to oak him
• question be should be happy to give rem an
answer. Mr. Cox, wedding in the minority of Mr.
Hodgson, thereupon put a very proper and practical
question, via, "Whether Hr. Hedgena would vote
for the Redistribution of firm Rill in cams the
Government sholki Do far modify it r to reline
Etridport from it. proposed mime with Lyme and
Moulton '!" To this question Mr. Hodpre ON on
reply, which was Garter', neither mark 11111 nor
straightforward ,• but, further, to get himmelf out of
Ida dilemma, be endesvound to tern Mr. Co.'.
remarks tato ridicule, and raise a laugh at his
expanse, which was certainly not courteous. How
cas it be, I asked myself, that snob a change has
come over the formerly affable Mr. Hodpoo ! I
think I find • reply in the speech of his colleague,
Mr Kimbell. This gentleman give rob a character
of our "popularity bunting" Government, as he
termed it, that I preemie it is his "evil communi-
cations" with them that have corrupted Mr. Hodg-
soo's former "good manners." One benefit, at all
'rem, was derived from Mr. Cox's quietism. It is ,
evident enough that the opposition of our members
to this bill springs from no mired patriotism, bet
from the merest selfishness; and further, the treat-
ment of Mr. Cox may be a warniag to say other
conlidiag elector, who, traria' in the miles of Mr.
Hodgson, mar think of "eking him a question. In
reply he will get "chaff" from Mr. Hodgson and
"laughter" from the issoreat mob, whose inlarems
the questioser is trying to WM.
I RAI vourrsize =Timm
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I. 3sother Mathes 201•11114 at illeling ier woo nog
eldrte fur Garibaldi
N. Iltattathe has declared that he were eizooer. knee
the !oakum of Blind.
Ilte Fad of Clarendoo said in the Lords reoently,
that woo than • saiddent 4 .on (Acistriths, Promise.
and Italian) are nun armed and prepared to light.
BITICIDI or Ootoarli BOO.—OSlontd Boller left
Jimmie.' for England le ths pbakei Tyne, has Wore
and= fit. Thomas he counselthed whale by jumphog
A board of niedioal cnoe
a at daisies had
or:Pi:irked bin) of sasound wind and unit for everviee.
Tie Mettle AMMO Sam—To the Editor of The
Tressa—Sir,—ln The Thom al the 9th d Dettenikor last
Shire was a letter from Mr. Themes Palmer. of
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SOS, skeins the bowie' his sheep had reeniend Em
use of " Wood'. misters for fever or *soar is amp,'
ead I was thereby indeoni to try Brie medial= let my
owe thee, and several other Ilochthethwe In Ulm
asigitheerhood hath done the lama Tho resat has loon
meet satidaetory, and shoes eternity that, bad an 60
dimes. is, it is act beyond the soaked of treatment'. r
trust, therefore, the publication of this lacer, by drawled,
&Masao, to the remedy, will be of ostensive nes. In
my °es case and to the sem of several of my nehthiater•
the alserp,were wicked with drooping of the saris Oh*
enstrieg. and debility. Some of lathe died before /h.
Wood's medicine was preeered, bet on girths it Se tho
*whole dock the disease was at ONO arrethel. Ow awe
that wee al bet hied recovered Is a wonderful menaer
, and the rest, to with& it was gives as a preventive
I bath ethapsd—iodeed. I sonsider it stayed the *gas.
I woull strongly recommend ell floskmaaters to try this
median, at ONO for I fear the dames is making sad
havoc Yoar obedient servant, Jose Boarmrs.
Weil-bomerfarei, am: liewardee, May 9.

THE RINDEELPIDIT IN IRELAND.
DOllllll, MAY —The followboolonsing oeseetass-
obi from a sorististe bad sppeared in be Norassr•
I Iflug :—" The Abdomen* lass brakes out is liso tows-
land of Dnisasa, In the busty of Dove, Aunt An
auks (rola Lisburn, near Ballisebill. 1 sew foss
sottls killed by order of kir. Forgassa, retarisary
sergsoo, who ebb bore kid aloitt. A cord= baa has
draw. mood tbe labeled distriet. Eight oath haus
four haw. bob killed, and lib blurs will be
killed by anise

CA PTURB OF A BBITIBII VESSEL BY FENIAN&
From Americo we learn that a party et resigns en
boort the eshooiser Friend Mit Ceetport ostesuribly hr
Portland, sad ois the following morales hoisted the flag
of Um 'rah Republic, sad moored the British oshooner
Wentworth. The crew of the Friend SIBINIKIIIIIIAT
*rattled that vessel, and transferred themothee to the
Wentworth. Th. Federal steamer Winooski west
purnift and overhauled the Woolworth, tort, bring
" deceived," iii. said, in her name and apparatuses*,
allowed her to proceed.