The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-25 00:00:00

To the Editor.

it it .) lie that the eonservntives will not settle the
question themselves, which there in every reason to
believe they wilL

Monday morning.

THOMAS NEAVE.

Darche4.er, January 22nd,
Dear sir,—t have, since I left the meeting, heard that
you asked me a question on the Burials Bill. This I did
not hear, but my opinions are published in many papers. y
proposed a motion at our rural meeting that an Act be
passed to enable Nonconformista to attach a piece of land
to their chapel: but I see no reason why a minister should
not use our parish churchyardi tobury their dead in, with
a fixed and recognised prayer.
I am, (lar sir,

Rev. T. Neave.

Your. truly,
ROBERT FOWLER.

MR. FOWLER OR THE BURIALS BILL.
To the Editor.

My dear Sir,—Many of the electors left the meeting at
the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday afternoon, dis-
satisfied with the vague and indefinite statements made
by the candidate on the since subject, and surprised that
the omentions put by the Rev. T. Neave did not receive the
attention they seemed to deserve.
The confusion attending the close of the meeting, and
Mr. Fowler's gratification at the enthusiastic reception
his speech received, no doubt account for the latter; but
as Mr. Fowler courteously and folly explained his
opinions, in answer to some questions put by myself, to
about twenty or thirty electors in the small room next
the hall immediately after his address, when I believe
your reporter hail left, will you allow me through
your columns to inform my. brother electors who are
lAssenters, what Mr. Fowler 's present vlews are on the
question.
I will do so briefly by relating as nearly as I can recollect,
the substance of his remarks.
After expressing his regret that the Noncomforniista
would not accept separate burial places at the cost of the
already over-burdened ratepayer, he proceeded to state he
, would support • measure that permitted Dissenting
Ministers to use their own service for the dead in their
own chapels, afterwards taking the corpse to the pariah
barial grafted, where a set service might be conducted by the
Nonconformist clarayinaa.
For the permission to use our own chapels we, the
Dissenters of to-day, have to thank our Nonconforming
forefathers, who, not without a hard struggle with the
ruling powers, obtained for no, their descendants, the
liberty for our clergy to use our own services in our own
places of worship, but in the sentence in italics I
take it Mr. Fowler accepts the principle of Mr. Osborne
Morgan's Bill.
I believe, sir, that the tenant farmer candidate for
Dorsetshire has eut his linger upon the one spot where
compromise in this matter is possible, I :neon as to a set
service, for sure am I that thousands of the Dissenters of
this country are as honestly desirous as their Episcopalian
fellow-countrymen to guard the sanctity of the resting
places of the "
bdead, which they also believe to ho "conse-
crated,y providing that by no possibility shall "God's
acre" be desecrated by the performance of any service, hy
any person which would violate that holy reverence which
all Christians bold should attend everything connected
with the solemn "article of death."
. . _ _

In conclusion, sir, I would call upon my fellow electors
to support Mr. Robert Fowler with their votes, believing
that be has proved by the unduilited growth of his
opinions on this Burials Bill question, that he has honestly
thought out the subject for himself, and in the hope that
the atmosphere of St Stephen's may still further tend to
liberalise his ideas, and above all la..eause, of the two
gentlemen before the county, he at least will not be
blindly driven by the party whip, but has shown us that he
can, and will think for himself.
I am my dear Sir,
Your obedient servant,
Jolts Hies.
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)plete

Sir, -I shall feel obliged by your inserting in your
paper for to morrow the accompanying note, which I
received from Mr. Fowler after his meeting on Satiur
day afternoon. I should regret if an impreioicn cLouifl
remain on the minds of any of tLo ekector., thin
present who sympathised with toy 'etnestion --as I
know some did ddifiV Nrr. }owler wasan‘ions to
r. o it. This, however, was not the case, and we
onght to accept his disidalmer. 'What Mr. Fowler
says in his note and in his printed addresses, does not
meet the full requirements of Nonconformists: still
we ought to be fair with him, and remember that he
is not seeking our suffrages as a friend of our cause,
and, therefore, we may well be satisfied with his very
largt CORCUt4OR4 in the Burials Bill, of which the fol.

- lowing lithe chief :—"He looked upon ehttrekyards as I HEALTH I STRENGTH it ENERGY !I I
belonging to the parish, and as not being affixed to the ' 13IEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—
church, or a church r.tablished by law." A candidate 21. The most valuable and reliable strengthening cont•
who makes this admission yields up the whole ques- pound ever ofiered to the public. It is always the same,
ti..., aml should have little difficulty in admitting the 'Lint contains chemically pure Quinine and Iron in a
dissenting parishioners to the use of a service which tflntittilimmeoirrtmir,ilentdhed in a careful manner to. ensure
by
their own consciences msy dictate. That the nation, the medical men, ill Is ctonidused
entlyan ~,,,, nenidel in
as SIP+, 410111.1 bay, sso , -., orttv that the use of the all cases where strength and general improvement of
gravey.,,r,i,, ~h,,,,1,1 I, ~ 1,. Abused is fair enough; but health is necessary. Sold everywhere by chemists in
Mr. Vowler, wit:i his friendly expressions towards capouled bottles containing 3:2 doses es. 6d., next size lie.,
Dissenters, ,h odd be the last to entertain feelings and stone jars, containing nearly six 4a. &L bottles, at22s.
only too counnon with I liurehmen and Church parsons, each. _ , .
that Dissenters are anal' as to get into the graveyards 13EPPER'S--QU IN INCKST- D—iii:ol4—tONlt
to pronounce harangue. a -
against the Church. The .11. Purifies and Enriches the Blood.
Dissenters themselves would be the a
first to repudiate
Eli'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
such course on the part ..f any of their number. We pPPE
don't wi.h to fight the battle of dblestablishinent over __ the Nerves and Muscular System.
the graves of our dead, and Churchmen are committing TISEPPER's OUININE AND IRON TONIC
a great mistake by making this a battle ;.,-round, as 1. promotes is and improves Digestion,
they are doing all over the country. However, that pEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
is their business; in the meantime Mr. Fowler has
said enough to least WI t.) believe that if he is returned, animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties.—
as I hope it may be, as the representative of the 11111 EPPER'S QUININE AN
in Scrofula. Wasting Diseases, Neuralgia, Sciatica
IRON TONIC
county, he will deal fairly and honourably with the ii.
Dissenters in this question. I have no manner of Inddigestion, Flatulence, Weakness of the Respiratory
doubt that he would be found voting with the Liberals 0rf01,14 Atme, Fevers of all kinds.

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