The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS AND AGRICU.

has bun for the like period 14576 6s. 10d., leaving I
a halal's. I. 6104 A 073 10e. lid. The esserem
charges for earth Horner (hiciederl in the above I
eepriditure) aroma to the sum of L'23l 2a 44.
LtOTORII ON AilirrlAlJA, IT TM Via. ARCH.
MACON Basta, D.l).—Tbe weekly meeting at Holy .
Tart) Infant School.room, In conneetinu with the
lowly Clair Aseoei•tioe, Ima Friday evening, wee gee
ef the parr test sod meet ineireetive, thus far, of the
ontim- Dr. armies, the Rester of All Sainte, lectured .
on " Ananalle," sustaining the interest of • orrded
aidisoce for nearly two boors, and being frequently and .
warmly ardended. The 11. or. J. Fisher petered, and
the made was given by Messrs. T. Bennett, Code. and
retch. The A rad/woe, having bees tried; intro-
duced, remarked that when solicited to deliver a lecture
on Aurelio' to them he hesitated, first, bemuse his
USW We already soespletely Lath up, and, secondly,
reser it seemed' se impossible to do even rant
trios_ to do lit,,• subject in the brief roes allotted
on, but, being anxious to thew his sympathy
with their lady Closing Aisociatiou, be had orroorne
hie scruples, and no appeared before them. Let it be
herr in mind, Weever, that be bad only engaged to
Wirer the young people engaged is business- staring
the day; hie objest therefore, would he to amuse, and,
be hoped, torture them SO that if older and wiser
beads were among the audience who felt disasppointed.
be must beg them to remember the object he had in
view. awl so, he trusted, they would make allowances.
He then gave • predag and garble thelth of the oe7ada
to the A ustraban felonies, as it was 30 years ago,
followed by a short history of the rise and provers and
present position of the different colonise, and then
misted the home voyage by steam. as It soon
formed. To give anything like eemorry of the
would fer Gamed the heated sperm at stir disposal, hal
we have permiimion te quote • few exalter. and
we give the fellow*r r being especially awash
What is the pritiod sire of Vittoria Nue the
renting of a free constitutioe, we hays manhood
suffrage sad vote* ballot. Now of polities, I knew
little or nothing, I never recorded • vote in my life,
though sometimes ia rating times shrill drugged out
of my house to compel Err era bar Irked-o.lml,
on, sad watched ali she political changes, without taking
the slightest part in them. Formerly the solar= Well
governed by irstrestior from Downingotreet Than
by sootiness appointed by the Crown. By degrees
full liberty haa been given to them to legislate for
themselves, and so it has gone me till staabood saffnige
sad vote by tenet are the order of the day. Mane
good man laboured to bring sheet this. Bet I think
some of them have revered, and there is • three( desire
In the minds of many to release their Wens. Bell this is
mar didlisslt. The close Is, that a Imre mosey of our
ablest gese—nben et 'dualities end ef property—will sot
core forward es coadidere for legislative 1100011111.
ThW stead aloof, end, in some coesissed likirm the state
I of things as they err in • destomer, they leer their
In the hands of agents and return to England.'
liZirsat lose many of oor hest sea ; sad beside. this,
' there is gradually rising up • system of abeents•
. landlordism, sera as has bees so rulers to Indeed.
r The Moe ere whir ere remitted by ea&
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;a -rad sWat—in this sosatry indeed of in the lead
'blab produced *vs. Now I have never *equind
Into the politics of this borough. I do not know
wbotbor Dorchester seeds any members to Parliament
or not. Ido not know wbethor you aro Doneervative.
Libera/, or Radioal, but it would be all tin same to.
as I have a babas of toying just what I think. I would
WSTO you all against sanbood suffrage sad rots by
ballot. Whatever. 11,1•!•?. or Mx.
. .

Anybody any my, he is rot —the reel irked at the
maims who would introdths this system, If from
shared eirmandther, an shanties is tee Inutehine is
deidnible it will be ultimately greeted, I bare no doubt,
but it would be seed day for llognad, if ever gush •
system prevailed in her Sonata Now, if you ask um
before we pert what great lemon I have learned by
easing with own of so many nation, and travelling to
far distant l.nds, I would say, naphainoilly, a Imam of
Penpie who late oil their lives in the arm
spot are apt to b.esse. inclusive and narrowiniaded ;
they are plit up into little seeterlea parties. and are
ma to he Moral sad uncharitable towards all those who
differ from hose. I have lensed that there an good
sem of all shadas of opinion, and in religious
matters I bare learned sot to quarrel with people
who osanot meetly see with my eyes, cod
I endeavour to remseet even their prejudice.. If
I ereskl teach you all this lesson, my is.. would not
have been 11l spent to night. It woo formerly mid,
"Bee bow them Christina' love ows another," but really
so narrow-minded or. many of us, that it might almost
be said, "8.. how them Christians hate mob other."
Brethres, we are children of the same ffsther,—re-
deemed by the blood of the same Dentoor, trusties in
speed an eternity at Liminess together In semlnu the
same Ond,— let no give right hand of fellowship to
all those "who love the Lordhons Christ in aneerity,'
Waned of felling oat by the way.