The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-10 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

WEYMOUTH LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

A g I m^eting of 03, to,rnherao Olt tornit.
tinn Le'.l tet •Ir's R Au4natt-place, nit
Tharactav evening, el i the chair Wa taken I.y
Mr, J. E. Rob's, and there cu • very g iol utte .1-
once,

Mr. J. How.ten Ilowvi, hon. gel., eubmittel a
rep rt on behalf of the delegates who attended the
meeting held at I) ircheeter on the previous Wed ies
day to form a Association fir this art of
the county. It was a v.ry representative moeti
about 40 delegates; being present from sliffe•ent pertv
of the division. It was proposed that Lord Wolverton,
one of the vice-presidents el the thrust (Lowy
&sedation, be asked to accept the office of presil at
of the Divislooal Association. TON wag unit iujmoy
s'o;sted, and Vie secretary was iost-ucted to wr t
and ask hie lordship to &eclat the Ai:, As to c'
preddante It was eurgeated there should he four, 11.. t
plan having lyeta winded in other slivisie s of he
a sociationa Aocor.liog'y Me. Sheridatt and
Weston were rimed as presi 1 nts for what rules? is
Galled tho D wander aids •1 the cum-y— t
other stle of RI liresay. Fir the Weym vu: s
the names of Captain Ph:II: s, R.A., and Mr. If. P
were submitted with much enthosiastn, and ',bey 1.. i
since wi Wen accepting the office. (App'ause.) Ir.
A. L >ck rni hiinaelf (Mr. II iwen), were adopts I is
wore:arks, ant Mr. Freeman a, treunrer. M
Elwar Is, without one cideentlent w
nominated as member for that division. 11, (4,
11.iwen) took the oop irtunlty of suggesting that ..!,e
uext meetiog of delegates should le hell at W ...-
mouth, and it acondingly wield take place in t 1,1
room on Friday for &nil ad, ption of the condi I
In order that they might not be called • " Do no
Intl misty," they hal been cilia t toge, her that n,g;it
to elect or Inbar§ and t i serve on the 0-Aetna 0 yin
of the assoc,atioo. Thsy ware entitled to have x
womb ,rs on the council. Toes. could be elected t'..,t
night to meet the General Council. Th its ha I at.
ti ApPoiCit a chairman in the plane of Mr. I.
G.skell. who ha! resigned.
The CLUBMAN, Mr. BOWEN, Mr. CH FILM. a 1
others mph, in very excellent terms of Mr. Gadcell,
and greet regret was expressed at hie resignation.
Mr. BOWEN suggested that 'lr. ltba. be /Aced to
take the office pro del mally—that WIN if Mr. Gaskell
soul I not be induced to alter Ms decision.
Mr. ROWING explained that, although it was not his
wish to acc-pt the Offi)., he was anxious ti render a I
the aasistanoe he could to the ageociat'oc.
Mr. RODDIR seconded the proposal in.
Mr. J. F. BROWN disapproved of any provisional
arrangement, and on the motion of Mr. mous it IMO
decided not to fill the oleos at preetnt.
Mr. A. Daunts sent in his resignation as vice.
chairman. Tne letter was of rather a Disguise
nature. Ile alleged that " quotionable mehods h
vi
been employed to thrust a candidate to the fro t
before the aviaion ha I been d, fined," and a pro,m.i-
tioa that the resignation be isco•pted was adop's I
ami Ist much laught.r.
Mr. Fawue proposed that Mr. Brown be eleCt..l
to the office. They ccalei not have a better man.
Mr. Baows wished to &ellen the aloe
rquiring
quilitioatiou which hi did hot possess,