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

In that position them anfortuoat
(Hear.) There hed been lettere end
G,eigied iog.lon,Major llooden,k,
A-inbyllaslinhifd "
sandniribre' asrste tireil as
litslmere
n'serl Lied t, _ half
thus allowed tube &ethic I to blackeners; an4limmererf
in a 'Aline dangeou. But wh 4t bed he done!
He litid sent a kind of cleik to neotiete theta-
mama • f The King of Aliyedni ..12 id r• fused to a. e bin;
mid I *Odd %it you, geotl.mee. exclaimed Sir Henry,
are you going ter stand ? (No, no, an-1 loud chew,)
lie di I not put It ae a cendidati for Dircliester; he
only asked Viem did th y toot wiali that somethi ig were
dale to liberate tiv.se unhappy men, one of whom had
be n sent nut an Conaul, others wi mis-ionariel of thee
faith which they in Dorchester so steilow.ly enpleirtert
and who were stifline in %dungeon bec4OPII Lort Russell
would not send even a civil answer to the King, hut
~ent only am in of a emit inferior cle-s tier Hegives,it
then proceeded to say that the other day be had give
his opinion of the Radicals, end had rated the
respect he had - for tie poeition which they.
°coupled in politics. His expreseions had note
b :en co strong with regard to the Whig's,
who adhered first to the ItsAleati and then t the Tories
jest i enited them. In 1857 the Government of the
tied
haadinbleon,itdyefeinatetdheiniithoue.Hodusetorei
a•Cii.a the Chins
but Chins
question; end a leadiue member of the admisiseration
at a Lord Mavor's dinner had publicly re, meted
the phrase, '`Tilenk heaven there ii a Honse
of Lords." (Laughter.) The other day just tie
twittery had happened. In the debate on nmark
Ch. Moue. of Commmis had approved of the conduct of
the Goverement, and the Home of Lords, on the con-
trary, had condemned it; and Earl Resell at a ha- pot
given to Her Majesty's Mieisters, had said that the
ifeni-e of Commies had decided in their favour, and
that only a few Porte in the country were against them_
(Cheers and laughter.) Lord Amberiet, •groe-t whom,
he was going to say nothing, ea he thought bin
yotimt gentleman who had been s mewhak
hardly dealt with, (laughter) had amplified me
his father's text, mei had talked of the capacity
of the House of • Y.orde, and had IU.I that many who.
bad seats in it did not d. serve them. (Ch, ere and
laughter) He (Sir Henry Wolff) regarded the
Conservative party as • get of men who, whilst they
held their own, give every man his due; who re-peeted
the rights of their own and of other conntriee, and
who, though ready to take office, made no violent
attempts to attain power. In the words ef Teseyeen—
" Self reverenoe, self.knowledge, self-eterstrol,
These three alone lead life to sovereign power.
Yet not for power (power of kerma
Wonkl come uncalled for), but to live by Ism,
Aeting the law we live he without fear;
And becan,e right is right, to follow right,
Wore whdoin in tte morn of consegnenee."
These, said the hon. ainffidete in conclusion—these err
the principles by which I am prepared to abide—these
Sr.. the principles on whieli I come b- f ere you; for
without disdaining any improvement, 1 c)1log to the
barriers of tee Constitution, the hmelinarks if our
past, the bulwarks of our preeent, and the barge
of our lot-ire developrrdd (Lad elieers.y pis
heel only to add a few words more. The
other two candidates in their addresses had spoken of
gong to the poll, and he (Sir Henry Wolff) had teldl
them that if he found he had auffici-mt support to y,,stity.
him in doing so, he to should go to the poll. He had
received more than the support he had wished for
(ch,-ere,) and (emphatically) HE PLIDGED HrHBeL7 I'o a;
Ti) THE rota,. (Loud chart...) He pledged hiinerlf to go to.
the poll hecattos he had obtained independent support.
amongst them. If beaten this time, he would mine.
again. (Immense cheering.) He was determined eome
day to be member for Dorchester. (Great cheering.).
And nothing more remained for him but say "goad
eight." If there were any que.tions to put to him,.
however, he should be desirous of anawering them,
There were none affetping our public police no which he
was not anxious to be exolicit. And thanking them
once more fur the hosi itatty and the kindness they had
es tended tea man who, but a few weeks ago, bad come
a stranger to Dorchester, the hon. gentleman then
retired amidst much epplanse.

* mon rem-duel now,
I oW r, fr.n, B,igxdier,
.n.t Mai ir Lir( son,rlj4.
Ey Ir. Beke —l, ro tee
'horn Liyd Ruq.•lll,-

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