The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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Alderman Coon= said it appeared to him that great
.681=1V- would be occasioned by electing a Mayor who
mid he would oppme a =keine the Council had passed
In &Olt Wiry,
Alderman Conikl f shall feel it a personal obligation
if gentlemen will not rote for OA
Aldertban Ceomen said he did net feel that 1 carted
rotator IF. ou-we's election as Mayor this year after the
express declaration he had made, though he agreed with
him, in reference to a matter that a majority of the
Council had approved, and which they maid not now
rescind.

Mr. LOCK : I take it that the question as to building
the Corn Exchange is settled ; you cannot rescind that
order unless you pay a large compensation to the eon.
traeter
tilderthite &lM Mr. W—ellapting said th. trihet day
that he did hot care whether he did it orpot.
Mr. Burstrrr said he thought Alderman Came had
given very good reasons why he did not wish to serve,
and suggested to Mr. Lock that be withdraw his
'notion.

Alderman Ocala said he_ sbanld /1411/itititiffe
son& favour if Mr. Look WOi4t4o 110, --"-- ...,.. - '
Alderman °strut said be.ielt that wlist Alaerrotn
Curiae had now stated would lairs been mu.* better
said on PADS previous oecksion. He (Mr. Curtue) had
attended the meetings entre or twice, and though the
, different motions had bean carried Ily-a a)4orly of
the. at the meeting, they liaaseldom bees bye ni oriV
La She whole Council. He thought Mr. curare 0 -re-
marks were very unfair to those gestleasen-srlio had
attended the meetings and given their best attention to
the business brought before them. The quatrains of
the Corn Exchange had advanced stage by stage, and
they were unable to remind the order given. After
what Mr. Corme bad said he certainly should not feel
he was doing right if he voted for that gentleman.
Alderman Cilium ',aid that he had attended meetings
In referenct to the Corn Exchange, and voted .
the sdheme and almost protesterslagaiset it, and, . .
fore, he thought be was right in taking the oourse he
now did. He would not take any unfair means to
hinder the scheme. . . . . .
Mr. ANDRIWB saM if they woul &Hon him he would
endeavour to throw a little oil on the troubled waters.
As one gentlemen was suspected of being • partisan for
a pertain thing, and another iperitlernan wag father wore
than suspected, he would nominate Alderman Coombs.
Alderman Cootnie.imid he would flotsam. If elected
as Mayor be shottld not qualify as an Alderman if
chosen._

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Mr. Loou remarked that if Mr. Coombs were elected
U Mayor he must serve. An Alderman was • member
of the Council till alter the election of Mayor.
The Town Clerk: That is a very delicate point.
Mr. LOCK remarked that their proceedings as a
Council on moutons like the present were illegal—
immediately after the election of Mayor they proceeded
to elect Aldermen whereas the legal course was for the
Mayor to qualify And take the chair prior to that
businew.
'..__ Alderman Kitson seconded the:
'Coombs fo.'• office of Mayor.
"AP oosiss said ho must tell them at once that
, serve in the *Mile if elected. It would so
elthis private business that nothing would
to_io act. One might take a horse to the pond,
trko lot at Ahem itettld.4,74,3ke him civl—
, lighter). Ho shogld bet yto ser i •
capacity. -T
Mr. Aornixtri; Aftgr yrha t lir. Coombs has said I
-411 at oice withdraw myvrotooltion.
ClllOll againmakedldr. Look to withdraw
is Mr. Curme's) name from nomination,
Mr. Arinimyrs : ,Mter It. Curoieli personal appeal
I Would not vote for him.
Mr. Long withdrew his nomination.
Mr. CORK' : Thank you; I sm much obliged to you,
Dr. Aldridge was then unanimously nweleeted.
The MA.YOI thanked the Council tor the momplimeet
so unexpectedly paid him, and said that he received it
with grateful feeling,. It had been his desire to do his
duty during the past 12 months faithfully, with an ere
to the.prosperity of the towo, and with katisfaction to
the Council and to the town at large. There were •
great many anxious datiee eennaged Ole the office of
Mayor,. and, as he inked them fast yearto render him
the support he so much needed, and which they had
afforded him, he renewed that request, and hoped that
at the end of another year they should be she to look
back with something like pleasure on the put. He,
thanked them exceedingly for the honour they; had
amend time conferred on him. (APPlatule.)
ILLY:11'10N OP ALDZIUMIL
l'hus Council then proceeded to elect two 1
'The voting papers showed the Connell to be
unanimous fu their obeli°, every member
Curme and Coottbs, the retiring Alden
Alderman Comfit said kw woo much obliged to the
Council for, electing him an , and aqually
bilged that they had not oboe= hlni for Mayor. He
did not wish to shirk thel duties; but he felt that it
would be very innpleesant to him to not as Mayor this

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Alderman 000111311 also acknowledged the COmPlifnent•
He said that he was at all times ready and wMing to
give his services in the aspectitx of *din man, but they
must all be aware that View freer times when the
office of Mayor would variously Juts**, with his
private occupation, and that he should be placed iv.
very embarrassing situation if be occupied -
chair when any gush occasion arose. Me
therefore, that the Council would macaw
an Alderman, and perfeotly undenitend3l,
not properly dr rightly take Aloe es like
MC 1,110013 : I accept year terainegitir
I hope that both you and itl=k,Curme will
the Council meetings bad* (Laughter.)
Alderman Molina said he had not. attended of late
imaanaslie-did eat agree-with the new Corn Exchange
rsdapo iTiley beat him, so he determined to leave
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and ips. On,the 7th of Apsilthe,Condinient
men , an 4 the first week gave a,
of b the *mond gave an 1,-
than pound of batter; and
hu • Bush tact' speak for L.
ex • 'ii,
tilion's testimony is equally
eff t the Obodhsent on horses and
varY gin:4moms a point en which it
me speak with siky.patimatie—the "saki's, imitations
aal odimeot 'touted, on the farmer by the retail
deale aoells«vt.-.1, and with the failures and often
Merl which my invention is necessarily
saddl .
,uutil this legislature ps,videit • •elleap and
speed method which franent imitations and
equal f clotlcrl in them ten be massaged
and p Vetigiffro—m mposing on the public+, I feel I have
no reriedy but in making it up in fonr-opnos
In blue pinthoWitkansfflablel, and my inature
thereon at or 448 packets,