The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-11 00:00:00

'en t frasionity *ad power.
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gladly admit to the exarciee
persons quell fied by property
now excluded from it, I
which would transfer the
4. to in— hitherto untried and incr.
.. in political duties and responsibilities.
Fewneessaves of a large and oomprehensive character
have Mahe het two Sessions been brought under the
emisidendine of the Legislature.
The proposals of the Government have dealt chiefly
ikttera h of Financial Arrangements or Adminietra-
orm—to many of these I have given an in-
depe , t support,
Quell, ens involring Constitutional principles have
been tp reduced mainly by private Members of the
House in xnavt i I have thought them objee-
tionable, si being 'Mid partial propositions,
which innsid hide '4without permanently
adjuatimptheentiolimpillsagref our social and political
tritelmo. e. ouiv r, --el I, VA .", "
Prairibil tqa7o3•lloVe taken an these various
quertiemassr ni judge whether I have aeted
on till profersed at my Election, and in the
full bpllef U,et. you wi/l answer affirmatively this
•P Vgale ask with avoidance for a renewal of the
high irl6cli you lave Bo muiy times reposed in me.
efla. ae
Fink= sad faithful Servant,
I • JOHN FLOYEIL
1 IllaBcrB, July 1,1865.
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A 1119eiriblegiselegineery altortl be Dissolved,
Isegeleiollfee layself fer aa coed
ocr Basremerlobitissa
hove gives co the principal
qrs7s4ns .11111,tr are imeloiens indications of my
political reader any lengtheued explanation of
item a
Wl4 '*l "' to farther all mesorres of progressive
int • • and to relieve grievances wherethey exist,
lan it • same time opposed to schemes which will
teed *live mane power to any classic the community
at the expense of the others, or to create ill-feeling
between persons of different religious denominations by
the imposition of, er the refusal to abolish arbitrary
and saanacesemy restrictions.
I wish to bee • due balance kept between direct and
Indirect taxation; but trust that, as for as may be con-
sistent with the financial requirements of the country,
the pressure of the Met- Tar -on the egrieeltural in-
terest nay be loosened, if not entirely removed, by the
Batt Parliament.
I shall *options to support is party whose foreign and
donsestis policy has ensured them the confidenne of the
Nation at lame, and has contributed No mach to the
present wealth sod prosperity of this country.
I am anxious to see the pubLis expenditure
by the strictest economy, sonsistent with the =Wel
British dominion.
A comprehensive end wellmonsidered plan of
Electoral Reform will hate ray galn the hope and belief that my political conduct has
met with your general approval, I venture to ask for a
eontinuance of your kind support; and
I remain,
Clentuntign,
Your Wiped sad faithful Servant,
W. H. B. poaTM
Bryassion, July 4th, 1865.

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A WORD TO TIIII WISE.
WHOM do you intend to support try your
votes? LI,
Lord Palmerston Is no doubt worthy of all sedbalim
but tiose is not to be resisted, sad it is 0red41144111
sad folly to expect, that be i.e occupy bilbo
another yes ' • %lira N.
Lord