The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

I have the honor to be,
GiNTLIIIIIN.
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
K. B. SHERIDAN.
Frampton Court, April 13th, 1859.

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TO THZ INDEPBNDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH AND TOWN OF WEYMOUTH
AND MELCOMBE REGIS.

GINTLEXEN,
THE impending Dissolution of the House of
Commons les& law again to bulicit the hollow 01
your suffrages.

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Thu present Government having been placed in a
minority on the Second Remling of their Bill for Amend-
ing the Representation of the People. seek to strengthen
themselves by an appeal to the Country.

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As one of the majority who voted in favour of Lord
Julio Russell's Resolutions, I hasten to lay before you
the rea.60115 which influenced lay so doing.
I regard it of first anniequeuce that our Constitu-
encies should contain, as comprehensively a possible,
whatever is intelligent, independent, and honest in the
nation ; sad it was with utter astonishuient I found,
that nun of the mina intelligent and indeeendent
elements in our County Constituencies was in this iiew
scheme to be disfranchised—that many of you were to
be deprived of your joint influence in the county,
*boat say canoe ealitgned jar
_woos being visited with
weever, a ; elide, Tio *gritting contrast to this
injustice, a new element was created, by which nun•
re.identd, on the purchase of a Forty Shilling Freehold,
would be enabled to vote for the Members in our
Boroughs.

I need not point out to you the results whichgwould
inevitably follow. In our own Borough, at a compara-
tively small outlay," Faggot Votes" might be manu-
factured and used by strangers to your interest, enough
to over-ride whatever the majority of the inhabitants
might otherwise determine. In fact, while tradesmen
in Boroughs would be limited in their influence to the
Boroughs in which they lived, men with wealth, and
utter strangers to their interests and prosperity, might
by the aid of the proposed voting papers, have an almost
indefinite power—a power at once dangerous and un•
constitutional, which would soon destroy the inde-
pendence of the borough constituencies, engendering•
discontent which would increase, until it acyuired
power to enforce demands inimical to the interests of
the State, and which it would be wise to avoid.

Should you re-elect me, I shall continue the name
course I have hitherto pursued, and which has during
13 years secured your approval.
Whatever may be done to Reform our Electoral
system, will, I trust, be done wisely and well.

I regard the Ballot alike indispensable to the purity
of Elections, and the independence of the Voter, and I
shall therefore continue to give it my wannest support.
The rising importance of our Borough is a matter of
congratulation to us all, and you may be assured as far
as my humble efforts can be of service, they shall be
used to promote its happiness and prosperity.
I remain. Brother Townsmen,
Your faithful and grateful Servant,
W. LOCHNER FBEESTIN.
Belvidere, Weymouth, April 6th, 1859.

TOILETTE RE
SIX IST

Mixture to whiten the
Mande
Do. tt) remove Freekles
Do. to remove Small
Pox Marks
Do. to improve the
Nails
Do. to whiten the Teeth
Do. to improve the
Complexion
Do. to aweeten the

Breath
Do. for eruptions on the
Face