The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-04 00:00:00

THE ROYAL TITLES BILL
To the Editor.

Sir,—The people of England are beginning to
express their min.! the Royal Titles Rill, in a
manner whih can hardly be misunderstosl and which
can he anything but pleasant to its anthors. Neither
the Prime Nlititster or the Duke of Richmond and
Gordon, who have bitterly complained that if the
c nintry ham been opposed to the measure, it ham
taken no steps to slecliwe it, can EOuIt,LHR any longer
sin that ante, as they are likely to be inundated with
petitions and letters. The people hsve fairly re•
sponded to the unwise challenge of both, and are very
eft, ctually testifying. to the indignation which they
feel to the " ltrunnuagem" addition, which is sought to
be foisted on the time honoured title "fur sovereign
'Chops and Querns. Sir, I write to ask whether the
public of the ancient awl loyal borough, are to swell
with their indignant protest, the ri-ing tide of popular
indignation in this matter, and to help teach the
Conservative Nfini,try that there are mitters dearer
to this people than high ..nin.ling titles, albeit such
titles as inay well befit the latest upstart to imperial
honour. I•ut which hardly befit the slis.ruity an.l glory
oi a in..wirchy like England. whist has held in its
glorious r over of progn,wauld liberty, while Emperors
and Empresses lupe in rapist succession gone ,0 the
wall. The inhaliitaut- of Dorchester have lately
distinguish... I thesusel‘c, Ity their venerable attach.
moot to their tine 0:.1 tree-, by assisting the radical
proelivities of the Council to hew them down le
there. sir, to I. a
attachment to the grand old name of King and Queen,
and of the determination to resist the radical attempt
of the Prime Minister to overlay it, if not to oipplant
it, with the no-English and hat.eful desig,uation of
Emrnms? Will the gentlemen, who have bravely
fought the battle of Conservatism, in connection with
the Old Trees act 0.4 promptly in this bagger business,
3411,1 niemorialise the Slayer to call a meeting of the
constituency to expreiss its opinion on this grave eon-
..titut. at frisinees, so that we may have the "poor-
t tttt ity s.f preseiting a petition throiiii Nielither,
and of giving him the oppi.rtainny of distii.guishing
I self by sin orati n whenth hit conies down
fr on the floss. of las •11, to the I 'mon ttttt s. "or hy
the ocrasbei, an I of his onitorial {being,
sir, there may be mune reels ois • to this simple appeal,
I ail. kc.,
A TRUE CoNKERVATIVE OF THE REAL LIBERAL TITL

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