The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-23 00:00:00

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g2iIIIOIIASTIC =carrion 01 XL WA/1110.
A. monster meeting was held in the Market-place on
Saturday evening. when Mr. Cmiries Waring, the Liberal
candidate, addressed about 3,000 persona from the steps
of the Town-halL It wee ertdeut that some attended for
the e•press purpose of interrupting the sclera, and
there were several debts among the crowd; t the pro-
ceedings were fairly orderly for such • large meeting. The
Mayor (Councillor G. Cortis) presided, and he was
supported by the Sheriff (Mr. .1. J. Nortoo), the Clerk of
Lb. roue (ir. G. B. Aldridge), the en-Mayor (Councilior
W. N. Western), Aldermen). Backlay and G. Green,
Councillors J. 13 Hudson. IL P. Philpots, H. T. Tr»vanion,
It Aldridge, W. Msta, and G. %Mod. the Nor. W. his:
and Messrs. T. Falvey (Southampton). H. Hamilton, T;
Norbary, J. H. Mandrill, A. K. Watt J. T. Curtis, J.
lowlam, jun., R. T. Habgood G. Huey, J. Dauford, W.
Menai, A. J. ZUlott, J. Jenkins, Rattray, M. IL Farwell,
H. Penney, Itc.
The Cullum., who was kindly cheered, said be was
willing to do any thing be mould for his friend and their
friend, Kr. Cowles Waring, the future member. He
tutplained why be wee a Liberal, and spoke of the civil
and religious liberty and freedom from taxation obtains t
through the vilarta of the L bers party. He espresso&
the hope that the electors would lift themselves shove
local matters, and look to Imperial interests, and mid be
was quits sure if they did so they would return Mr.
Waring by • triumphant 'majority. Ho had no doubt
their verdict would be given for Kr. Waring, who had
laboured long in connection with the borough. Let them
remember that this was • fight for political life, and that
the people of Pools would not again be asked to se, wn°
should represent them in Parliament
Mr. Waxiest, who was most enthusiastically received,
said he stood before them at II peers Jerriee in
and out of Parliament. The great mWu for that town
had at length awn tbeg wen going labs asked to renew
the Government. The allissintlen had put an sad to
the Government which bad ruled them for the last
six years and more, and it was In the hands of the
People that the power of this realm was again oceoldad,
and it/would depend upon them to send to Parliament
for • greater or ism period than that for which the
last Government was aset—it would depend epos them
what should be the kind of Government during the
administration, which within • fesedshe hen that time
they would be gelled upon Molest Hiving dealt with the
right and duty of every elector to well consider
the momentous jams before the sonutry, and to vote
according to his onsieleses, esittle those preasat
whether they were sailed with what had ?NC cosi br
the t Government (Loud miss of lo.") Oen-
icassEstbaa prospgriti ed the www&ded=the Liberal
A imi tragic with the doing the
p...na parliament. Urn= asked wketkie It was
necessary six yaws ago for men to work AM? sr mud.
poad for Is. tweet on the average. (Odes e
laughter) Mr. Waring criticised the work the livole
Bent and the Zulu and Afghan wars, and then vest on to
say that his hearers Mew what kia coldest was as It
affected Poole. It was net • quietist' their Wad
atagobac a/Imperial polities ;Ii g the
fast that It was • wale* battens Guest and the
daces el the bereeglb The wades
beam, appeall• ala sehleimilie Mit 11 would