The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

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Criobel, October 12. 186&
TO HE ELECTOR... 4 oF
_TIM COUNTY OF

DORSET.

0 INTLENIN.
1 EG respectfully to inform you that I
r tend again of rug street! am • Candidate for
your uffrages at the approachog Election.
The ptooredings of the Parliament now about to bs
dismal • e I b.ee been of more than namil imp 'Hance.
itaeffecting great changes in the governing powtr
of the camotry have been passed, if not with the
hearty 00-operation. at leut with the primal coecor-
rence, of all patties. Th.y were, I freely admit, of •
more extensive ohsraeter than I had previonaly tom
aidered desirable; but the difficulty of finding any
resting oleos short of tbm which hal been eosbluinet,
and a strong genes of the damage which must acores
to the State from • moat ant agitation for further changes,
led me to believe that on the whole Her bilratv's
Governmeot were right in propming those regulations
tor the revreeentation of the people which, with Some
alloratiOnn, knew now become law.
Tha new Parliament will have matters of no less
weight and magnitude to deal with.

Questions .ff.st ng the consection of the Church and
Bt.te have alsr.ye, end that moist justly, welled foith
the strongest expression of opioion .td feeling from all
claims of th. comment'''. Whatever may be the 'Kitt
on the Roman Catlio'ir population of Ireland, it canme
be denied that the .bolt on of the Trish Bratioh of the
National Church .s by law establi.hed will be • revere
injury and di.oourag.ment to the Protestant inbabitiete
of that part of the Kingdom. On that account, and
heorime the chines would be a °antra fiction to some at
lowit of the principle* on which the N.tmoal Chsreh
rests in England, I shall oppose to the utmost all such
meroure. eubversioe.

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In thia, a. in other matters o grays politic.'
impoit ince. 1 b.lieve that the edition of the prat
Goyecumwit will be or, in &momenta. With the tin.,
interests of the want ry than aoy theta's. be substituted
for it.

----Under its guidance the position of England, in
regard to the t;mitinemt Power's, as well as in its
importont relotions to tie net Transatlantic Repubtie
he. beeo met, rally rained. Tire Barrie •by land nod
sea have been advanced in efficiency ; and, if tide remilt
ban not been attained without some increase of aspen li-
ters, it is fair to observe that no addit ori•I taxation
has leen Metairie in coniosciaeore, and th ot tee le .itott
enrestion for disomution is whether the oust ha• been
Ernit•Tth•n 'he tr•lue of the i inprovenuonts in the gee
moot branch,. f n tionnl def., cc
fly eft rrtr will be diroceidr a. in former Parliament%
to reeist any attempts to 1nc....., be additional bar leas,
the tot •tion gentile's', of mai I rope' ty, to remove from
It all ouch ch•rdes no are rather nf general than special
obligation, and to enlarge the basis of ait-eserneeto ae
far es may be consistent with the preservation of load
Managensont.

On the grounds alloys mullioned, if! have the hamar,
as I coolldently trust, to be &gala elected, 11l your
rvrismtaitati•e in the Haus of Commons, I propose to
fries the Foment Ministry an independent but cordial
support.
I have the honour to he, Oentliwors.
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
JOHN FLOYEL
81a1ord, October 14, 186&