The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

TIll: VNIT IIE Till: 841 Al/110%.--Tho iv...
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it, ini4ler an.i stern
awl into 111.• It.. Pi. by I
1i.,. ..1)13431." The l'Araiin will i taken to Hooth•
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lin 51..nday ~s. g:l 1.11/0111. up... 11114
.ei wat. h. 1,1 ite-St 11.4 tr.: ••• jig .fipp
•tiii C. 411.11 1.11111•• ( 11...tealtr.t. Then. we..
Lrj, Att. MIMIC.% 311.1 04. ttr by Mr. .1.
i. 'Mery w.st •41 Lim pi"ii”reno
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lb..' dolmas remarked it WA. very gratifying to
.... many Pont:m.l.ra preent. Ile knew their
colonel Ilambei wa. ter). gnat.and le•
kel 111441 1.1..3.11, iii to.llllllr de,., 11.3 t 41101 1.0.13...!
WV, dvarel • .1 tle•ir or*. Wloee•
11111 w W 3.411111. 1.1 in t gre respect in Portland.
cit., Mr. St an. leer 1e.r.1 Alingt•m—talsplaesse)
knowing Ile• nes.tolig AA, tn. take In'ac.• that night.
We.lo a net, Which he W... 11.1 eau' to the meeting. It
waA to the stfeet that Colonel Hanihni was a moat -
incelleut candidate. He Wall one who wmild work
v./y havl tor th • county .4 illarset, for all hie intenot
was in it. He hopd all his Portland friends would
give Coloiel flambe. II it,' Hear, hear.)
lianalk...lwervesl they nen. told they had
1.. thank the Liberal :et, olit for the cheap pm,
Ile admitted th.•ch..3l. premm wil• a great adean!ag..,
but when in the isoition .4 a Parliamentary candidate
who neeivel half-a-dozen newspatem evcrY mor If,
and WWI ..11.eeteoll te neol th.. sante. " ohne% or
two" letter... and collimated to end snawers, they
would have Anne 4.1114 a• to. Ow
thing, They wen. al-. t•d.l t hey I, ..l t..
thank the imil..rals for cheat.
elleri.•:le• .4 them Wao tlovt Where:too he
ced t.. lend one Milling 111 ell. trio:rano. 11.• no.ne
.1.1.1 la. Col. in lime. Ile W.. 11.1 like a. kimac wh..qms
the cheo. heal. ether sllitilAr
n-11.101314. the Littera II irty t.. 1..• I e
we to what w.m. going in Ille NV1,1113111
were thy Coneriatives. The Conaervativea as 3
poly.. .did know who Waio goink to beurn,. t heeler in
ti,. • future. They baiked t.. Salialairy to he
lliur future cler .4 the party, and to sir it. Hick,.
lbach in th.. Houma .4 0.111111..11.. °fear, how.) Be
1.1.1...1 was sarisw...l t.. he going to.
baler of tlie Liberal ptrty alsoubl they come into
vifii..• again! Ile summosi they hol all seen Mr.
'a tictilife-to, if thy eoellof only real
through ii- which, he u.sifea.o. I he t... 111.1 t 1.4 Im
i-va• iva• a .tatement t.. the effect that when the
Party tallied together again he 'Mimed( could hold mit
ie. hope .4 being, for any length of time, the heailier
the party. N. ene gave lir. Illadstone itivater credit
than Iv* .11.1 for carrying mit the
datiem et the mike. lout the illionotiell he Wished to, ask
ote.. alter-Mr. tiled-tone, who were they going 1..
lute., S., tar am he could me... it wa4 a choice betweets
'd''' dr" Ant th• 11•011;1111..r.) It
"'`` r. laet that the ii st to le in r. aol-
"tee• Party -thoe. tali.. might Whig.a or
t 'al laieralsehellong atre loet Ili. party. Ti,,. 1 hike
r. 4 Argyle leh Mr. taeluone'a .iit levaltee
it lia..ln.lnelthone, mot he felt that it was impossible
LI hint to follow it. Mr. iliaelii•n also left, Ilveastao
h •. could not follow it any leliger. Mr. Forster
Tutted the tam.. I:overnltlent iti .6014, heenum he
would netba. a party v. the infamous Kilmainham
tnaty ; whilat Mr. height wr•evof the same party that
!Moist ...nitlainent .4 deproadon of trade, kr., they
4134 permed a loehey Imre) talme man intelligent
svitiamariship.
...timelier man who Was a L'reater
is•rmr ..f the Liberal ikerty tea- air. St•.rev and he
IC .1..u..1 ~,, iii'' P.a., co witY he did
lilt iote in reaped to the budget. if very much
do.alse.l wle•ther ally .4 them woul.l have the eon.
iscaonces to coin- hack again. It was ale, a fact
tLit II c add not call upon Mr. Chamber.
km. Sir Hake, or other mintier politician.
Wit .ciilial 'loam-hes the friend.. .4 the ismple. with.
vitt fielding .1 1..11,111311 111.ide the door, awl tam .nit.
11.3.1g1at0.V.1• Ile ha I well t helot When Walking
Senn St .I.vic•-..-treet, eapocially Sir Win. Harcourt,
lib* leas a -14mblid Moll, with all attendant iilmint 30
Lards hohinl with pi.tolm re illy to pn.toct theme
beavendoni ..tateonen." if they went t.i
boa. and asked any working Man what hi- th.einglit of
Mr. llimulerlain, it would Is• found lie WWI not
"1"141.111., much .4 in Birmingham as he wa. its other
Nee, a. It wm. th.• name with Mr. Arch in Warwick-
mire. Ile lawn soni.• .4 the Liberal party wen. in
the rooni that night, les he wimilial more Ival attended.
tie .61 not Cafe ale 'tat talking t.. people who were all
the ,•anie way .4 thinking as They did not
r••te on.. sufficiently. (Hear, hear.) There waa tio•
eh., hated hearing the truth is, much an a eon-
!tined Italical. He further contendoil that the
eo-called Literals objected entirely t.. women's
"LIN... and that the itmlicids had allied
biota...Tara with the Infidel... who wisloal bi deatroy
tbe Mond. became. it wag. the Church of God, whilst
the Radical, wanted to take the Church and appr',.
money to their own limo. TIM. we. ste.ng
but lieusual it beu case lie 1...ne.t1y in Ilia heart
...billowed that that was the " bottom of the whole
"air The four liadical vanilidatea it, thia county
lino Churchmen thenuielvia, ast.l thoir teirents
attended the Church before them, yet not one of them
bed pluck enough to my, "Collie what may, I aliall
forth,,, Church, and do all I can to defend
tre ridiculed the &erection ..f the Literal.; that
Lord &Rebury was copying theta, just a. though the
Wank were the only onaw who ceulil it,.,, measures
La 'he d of tho country. (Hear, hear.)
CHAIRMAN subsequently said the Liberals had
eeell obliged to go out of the county, and import a
eian from the clubs to represent them. Ills hoped
Innett. devoutly their wishes would nieet with did.
illteintnisnt. As to the lemisesl
.4the most will and alarming
character had Inru, laid before I.lleloo. Inn he hoped
beolde would be too mensible mielvil by the
Miliumenta niarlo to them. They hail had in Haim
Manley a mutt leilliant apecitnen .4 a philantlinmist
thn late lewd Shaftesbury, hut the pawed. philan-
thropy .4 fir. Chamberlain ea* such that they could
krby it as to whether he was • true noin or n. 4.
ghat Cry of Mr. Chamberlain's throughout the
...,_"""LbleY had been for • monopoly of the land, but it
""' 10 114 scgimius c 4 bbs interests 41 the antaLl

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tradesmen and artisans a thee etrentry. 34r. ("hands,.
tin was a fah.. Stolid who promised to m bri
them to ''land of milk arid honey," h00t...N.1 I.it
which lw would trot thorn I. a wil.lonomo. It would
imp A great it-mellow to malty pow...e. Id. havo attache-I
foI hoir liourmi. warriors,. ant noel Ito, for one, wood.;
fik.• I. hr.' ire, ylo oar 11.11. • 11... r.
ig.• Ir. I Colonel I I auelwo lead 'loon his I s to prone do
thee .joet 1.1,,g I. ........ii,- r 1141 C. •IIC•..I
I.lkieht about it. I A pplan )
Th.. It v. ira .! a numl or if roamm •
1.. account for big 11.4••••••iol1 from the 141x•eal party to
• Ito GM ode' at iel party. 11.. WM 111,111111.1 of
t lean because tlioy could lint, or wniii4 tint. •
forget tho past. Mir wax ashamed of theme
tweaose of the "iwiriott.i" 4.11.. they o..etne. I t..tualo•
of all foroiri awl de menst 1,5,1t0r, Ile
of th. mestim., although ;h. y lusul Is el a wro.it
majority for five yearn or more, they eliel kilo. or
'milliner to mewl emote. the. ane Ikea, of tho waken.
vlsesee awl the poor. a.h: 1 ..11 tip•wm
im.44111•0 thoy Look oink, 141.1.41,4M1e ti,. Wigh L.. carry
out rotreoel .sit awl Inform, hut left theme t.O pay an
oew .1w I Mtrer than any ho ridisonilmr.
notlior riaimii WAS, hr.lll.lm. le.. c. "iii I 11.4 1..1'04 Own
roa(mont I.f lime wk me, to " Sate lh.ur .IWII skin'.,"
deny ism' sent to Khartoum awl then elnewte:l.
" Shaine " wed applause.) Would an vh. sly
with a Ito irt, wolifil any Enclilllll3ll, 'fagot
h.. tn.:atm. lit .4 t NI,. I
why Ito a.i. noloirsoal .1 11,. party to whir•li
at oto. time le. thought Ito II,• wa. I lortlar
out, lof 'jinni 101.12.11114, tleme,th the.
1d1e...al pare y 1.4.1 I.y Ili° Itae I Wats,
itallie.als, who Wrl, 114.11.11P111/1 111.41.1111.,1 1,11.1,1.
fel to hie country and his Chinch. Moor,
is...sr I 11- het rail it W. 1.1 th.. aspiration
4 'in.. 'f mer kings that every Eon/Holtman 01i.011.1 Ito
frt. 4.1 his ..Wll 111.11104m1. 411.1 hi. 111.1 11.1.4 1111 t Ihmo
party wore actin.: with th•• 11,1110 10
‘llllTird Wit that aopirsiti.m. Om line. of the .44
'mist notion of the. 1...1111rry. What 31.1,1111.1 tutu
WSt, that people who d. h.. hue, memeht.t tem
labor:els proposed le. throw... ea those lam by talking ..f
hp 41 j Ifmi mijm.l hit iumel4lj..pmph.,pinput, a the
the almlition .4 the 111..u0. .4 awl, although
thy ili.l 0.4 may on. 7.4 tin/ nimint it -an. ororthrow
•4 tiro throw.. I Hoar. hoar.) An an liewlialitioni, ho
know whit that moant. It.. know tliom. 111111101 01.11.1
'haw to Om heart of a majority .1 hi..
'us. ti, th.it tin/ woula rtit 10. paito.l with without
its offort, th uS the otruall. to ntairaniti them
...oathl tea la. 4 111.4 Plll Or PllO, hat that it would mean
civil war awl II revolution in tho sanitary. For
them. namm., is. 143.1 41:11.111...1 it Ow party trim which
he Isml withdrawn, awl earn.. forw.inl with this
r..atvot ploamtn. in hi* lib to support 11..1.111..1
I latithro -tinstolt applaueo whom lio full NUM W. itslll
rOe..iVU a deal of support from the people of Imramol.
I Hoar, hoar.) A. an Engli.loinati, for the mike of his
....Hairy, and a Clistrchmati, for the mike of Ilk church,
.111.1 44 us 114.ets.r, for this sake of the pmple of him
le. wisheel h. WO C..1..1W1 II aleelnat and other
eine ilar rotorto.l t.. tho Wig.' I fir
a large majority. I Itneww..l applause.)
It.. a Vlore ..f thanks to the. eltairman,
• 111111.14 With ut mi,ritootion fr. Ht:x.rotm;
.1 Dorvlm.u.r, three cheers were goon for Mr.
lloator.

Ntv. .tuATim poi.c.inently accorolc,l the vote of
tlnnk. t., tho C1'4401'114 and it wa.4 tinaninioo.ly
carried.
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-."1-r-:":11A11WOreli ler/ el need three °lmam for Lord
Ailieliury, for the whiiirahle manner in whioli he Mel
conduct.' the Mui,e,. of the country, and al., made
variteme rel nowt t i•eineit. iii. ttttal hti.ltt,it manner.
NIL 17we ett lit. ete.riot ',lint it. &nth Itwnet.
clewing tile loot few wi—ko, Coneervatism had been
very hopeful. Ile that the Conservatit um .1
P.,rtlami won't" p II in a Uwitril and harnionion.
in. .T. (111,,r. it • Irj lie hail read Um atie..eliet
had heen 4. I.r the Littoral.. awl Mel
t•••• aercc•ec thew the w.crcl (*twpinee.-
3.l.eittrel I laa tie• lato lecentweetst wan a cli,rcrlit•
e due. It left in it. train walling bet lol.".1.111".1
1,111 Mpriiilitlsre, nevieeteci the Fie •ce.1,11
i.lioreo.t. of Ow War, hear.) Alt h.oefis the
nreeent (Mvertinient loett in office hut it few
month., they had wiloWll iffOlt W 1.1.111 awl capacity
for conducting 1,,e11e mei foreign elf Lira. Ile knew
many Li' *nth; wk., were very bil.eral in sentiment,
Mit very Oeeort nti we in :tales'. I In, letwec er, wccula
rather treat a man who wan Comer% afire ti, ventiment
coed I wberal in action. awl thi. It. lalieve.l to he ti,,.
erimniielen eef econnertati% en in general. ( AtTlame.)
The tie% terminatecl with the:waging "f
the Ned wine I .tittleeses.

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(hi t ..f the Ihth met. moeting wa4
held its St. .114.1 a.. Sclp.lnv.itt. ort.ine's•wril. when
Nr. Stewart premeled, uui.l t..t.1..55el Ilambro gave aa
whlreee. Th.. Liheral
riatqwistetl that al. 1111.41.41 was. Votell 11!.,111.