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

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I 1.141 have the pleasure very shortly of personally
e.theittog your vAes,
And am. Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
ORE DE 0 ILTON.
lane, 1865.

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ELOTTORB 'OS
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•
eirrusinrs,
t Dissolution of
to take pl.oP, I *.
mv.elf for tile tirprelfrotal
Durnig the hat -y.,

Qi your B Tough.
_ „he lest-ax pars widen I loses 11.4 the honor
(though your kindu.,A) of a se-ct in the Honge of Cm-
woe, I here not b. en unminufnl of the dhties Of my
n es your Member.
1111 V, end, ay..ured to exer&se a sound and trepen%
dent judgment All in asures submitted yr the-
e ,ns,dersvon of Parrismeot, k,epoie in view and
maioiaiiiing in all its integiitv We. elmlient constitution
of t,,iB Country, a,ttiout holdinga factious opposition
any improvement in Inch, cud at the sawn tine I
have ev, r Keen Anxious to prmnote sm,h metcures
sa tended to the inor..l and scold poeiLionef the people.
'nose I hold to be Cous-rvaiive
I coniiim- to be an advocate fur tie.. std. test economy
in every branch of the Public d.psrtinent, ouutistent
with tftineney of the Public Service.
Should you dome the honor to again elect me one of
your Representatives, I shall eudeavuur to justify the
ienewal of your coo 6thrice.
I am. Gentlemen,
Your mos, ohedient Servant.
HOBERT BROOKS.
Woodcote Park, Epsom, 21st Jena. 1865.

TO Tint .LROTORS .OF TIM BOROUGH AND
TOWN OF VirBYMOTTI`H AND IdELOOMDB
' REGIS. •
GENTIJMni—
TN aocepting the invitation with which I have
.L been hon ar,cl to be:onie * Can.lidate for the
litopresoorati,u of )our Boreeglk-• in Perli.iinetit, I am
relisibie that my chief claim to your support is in in>,
',et arivoimoy of those Liberal
Nation owes its Civil and
1 the peace and pro.perity it
reoater iif th0..03 principles, I
nraistsiestum and expauiliu4
future.
of tit- Pfsochise as ma leis re
'rut advs. ce in the soci:l and
, the of tile Fr epulation
a Bill, than it is
the Constitution.l
lei all masses.
Won of. Chureh
and as a coin-
--sh,dive is coinplete
a anthem member of the
that tiketeguiel be 'law those
itioion. to contribute to the
ejust, but is derogatory to
s us.ffilne.s.
en.tosee filoerrnment he non.
of uthee Couotrias, and its
couirneredai policy hAa
an pr.-rd to give him
support,- boitrving that by it
-*lam further increased
of thsi CoffnWO

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OULUMII6
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and I

gener•l

TO THE ELECTORS OF BRIDFORT.

GESTLEM6N,_
HAVING Represented you in Parliament
for twentrbor yes's, Rod, an I hope, to your
satolactuon, I now what a renewal of that honour.

,
My twinciplea ate well known to be in favour of
moderate but constant progreaa. They have been, in
toy opinion, carried out by the Government of Lord
Pchnerston, in whom, peraiselly, I pia a great cow
(Mance, but, if you spin eleceme, I shall continue to
be indenen•'•nt of all party.
I tappet to have the ph a.-ure of meeting you soon, and
1 am. Gentle'. n,
Your humble Servant,
T. A. kIITCHELL
London, 17th Jane, 1865.

TO THE- ELECTOR OF LY E IthGl3 AND

CHRMOUTII.

GIetiTLIMEN,
-FT is with great satisfaction I aadress you no
lonzAr as in stranger. I trust that sinee I bad the
pie wore of frisking your ocuuaintanue six years ago,
friemships have ben cemented and principled •o tesed
between us, that I may confidently Melt forward to the
honour of representing you in the next Parliament.
I Lave t1,..ug1.t it sourteoss towards your prevent
inemlter to tefram from pun IMlng my address until h s
retirement .w.tts tanntataßtN4 myself at liberty
to fle
My politieal principles are PO will known to you that
It is unnecessary for trio further to particulfrize them
than byelma that on all D e leading questions of the
thty.sti y ate in harmony with those of that great party
of which Lord Derby is the reo %tallied bead.
But while I have no sympstify with the notion that
we must ever be meddling and tampering with the land•
marks of our glorious cenatitution, and wile I repu-
diate thestotinn that change is necessarily amendment,
I would As plainly declare my conviction, that twogree
and improvement are tutth compatible with. mai need. d
by, many of our most honoured and valued institu
.tit me.

It is said that • General Election is oloae at band.
Come when it army I shall be r,a,.), to take any stand by
you. I hsve no higher ambition than to bo returoed lo
the House of Commons the true representative of yom
political pa incipies. lam persua el that you desire to
,ee the I.lessings of education spreed automat the people
—that your fsith Sc to all reel ieform ond impr.vement
points rather to the rest Conservative ketray who bate
proved that they are honest sad in earnest, than to to,
aelf-styl, d Liberals, who for years past have demonstrat.ei
that they nei,her undeis and nor desire to carry those
measures which alone can ensure the nstion'ta true ad-
vancement. _

G-ottmen, I once more appeal to you—l ask you to
secure to ere on the day of Election those honours which
on the layt occasion were so strangely and 30 narrowly
wrested from our gr, ,
If I am returned to Parliament my best efforts will
be dire cted to promote the interests of your ancient
BorouBh.
I have the honour to be,
Gewleurn
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
JOHN Witlfart TREEBY.
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Gurrtsilast,
pEltidiF tee to metire you that the fact, that
I have hitherto inued uo Ad tie.. 'put base allowed
1111.dItr CoNlnditillte to alltiCiptlte me in soliciting your
, ftuffrages, it act] Plutab e neither to thares.iieet nor to ao
- ;insufficient appreciition of the re,ponaibility witch you
Am,' thrice dant; me the honour to ,oultilit to soy I ands.
tl am not without hope that your peat exoelience has
lied you to •ithitraw inite of y iur esteem idid courldetiet
from inr; and while yi.l.ling to no man in my desire to
• subaerve your be,t niters ate, I have nature ly rtruuk
from intruding upon you with any premature utterance,
when efen the date of the approachiug Diasolution iii II
matter ittspecnlation.
It seminal to me, that at • time when grave par,y
differeocee have well nigh canned to exolt I ehoula beat
reflect your opsaisusby ref ram lig fron voile.t partisan-
ship, Wh
deamain therefore with tenaci•y to the
inoitionel and tiaie• ionoured doctrines of the great
Conservative Party, I have deemed it my duty to &roan!
to Lord Paimerateu's Goverome. t,u pun iteve nil occasions
dosing two past and prettuus Seatioma, au tioneet auil
independent sunuert.
Few late vein have appeared to In, MOI.
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