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

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH

OF WAREHAM,

GZNTLEMEN,_
AS a General Election must shortly take
plow, and as you will soon be called upon to
select a Representative of your opinions in Parliament,
I venture to appear before you as • Candidate for your
suffrages.
My family has been so long identified with the
Borough of Wareham, that I cannot be called a
stranger, although I have passed the greater part of my
life abroad, in the service of my country.
If you do me the honour of electing me, I shall go
into Parliament perfeedy independent and unfettered
by any obligation, excepting what I should owe to you
for sending me there.
Lord Palmerston's Government appears to me to enjoy
and to deserve the confidence of the Country, and I
should willingly give him my general support ; at the
same time it would be my duty, and my desire to
welcome any good memdfre, and to oppose any that
appeared to me injurious to the country, from whatever
side of the House it might proceed.
In looking at the financial position of the country, I
cannot but rejoice at the large reduotien of taxation
that has been effected by the present Government; and
as an advocate for a strict policy of non-intervention in
the internal affairs of other countries, I approve of that
foreign policy, which, while it has maintained the
dignity and honour of this country, has preserved us
from being drawn into useless and extravagant wars.
Having for many years served in Her Majesty's can
I should be the last to desire that our armaments should
be:impaired by injudicious reductions; but on the otter
hand I am of opinion that the strictest eoonomy should
bisexeraised in the expenditure of all publio money.
As • sincere member of the Church of England, I
*isnot countenance a proposition for the unconditional
abolition of Church Bates, but at the same time I should
be ',lad to see this mush-vexed question set at rest,in such
a way as will give satisfaction to the Nonconformist
body, and at the same time not jeopardise the main-
tenanoe of the ancient fabrios of the Church.
Whilst anxious to see our constitution preserved in
its integrity, I should not shrink from voting in favoir
of ariy moderate and well-considered measure of referee,
but I should be opposed to any scheme that would give
an undue preponderance of power to any partieular
or that would introduce the ballot into ear
one.
conclusion, Gentlemen, I used hardly say that if
you confer on me the greet privilege of representing
you in Parliament, your local interests will always com-
mand my warmest support, whilst no effort shall be
wanting on my part to ascertain, to the best of my
judgment, and to advance, by diligence and zeal, the
general interests of our common country.
I beg to subscribe myself, very faithfully yours,
JOHN HALES MONTAGUE CALORAFT.
Rompcbsee, May 29th, 1865.

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