The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08 00:00:00

Catercznax,—
THE tune is fast approaching when the
honourable triist you so kindly reposed in me, by
returning me as your Representatire to the House of
Commons, will be again placed in your hands. I hope
that my conduct while there has been such as to meet
your approval, and to obtain for me • renewal of your
confidence, by permitting use to have the honour of
representing you in the new Parliament.
From the time I entered the House of Commons I
have honestly and consistently followed out the
principles I professed when I first sought your suffrages,
and that will, I trust, be a guarantee for my future
course. I was returned by you to support Liberal
Principles in that assembly. I have always done so.
My votes, given on all the great public questions which
have been before the Legislature, will bear witness to
my fidelity to throe principle..
The great question of Reform has absorbed much of
the time and attention of the House, and the Act
Erlast session, moulded, as it was to • large extent,
tVe Liberal party, has secured a considerable access
of popular power, with a corresponding increase to the
strength of the Constitution. Some of the objection-
able features of the Bill, however, still remain to be
improved in the future Parliament, when I trust the Henley and Son's noted growth
vexation and trouble occasioned ta the Composted and selections in Wood and Bottle. Reonm.
HoustAolder, will be removed, and Electors protected .mended ass general Winne for family use, (not Wehrle".
from intimidation by the nose by Ballot.
I have voted for the abolition of Compulsory Church
I.— TINS° o Henley and Son's Steam Works. The
we'd made, In Wood and Dottie. To be bad of ni
Rates, and rejoice that this fruitful source of discord no!smliirmarios, by the reptotedquart,bottle included for ed.
iorg:r mists; and I anticipate with confidence that ALIiS and SToUT. Ham's, Allsopp's, (Minneea'a and the
unity will be found where religious strife has be/ore T London Cooper in foals.
xisted. 5 Amu for Arrors Alice Scotch Ales Wines ena Spirits
I have voted for the Abolition of the Lash in the 4 in enTY rulay.
Army, a punishment which I believe degrades and lAc:nitrals7..fflco and DepOi, Joineretrr, Tooley-street,
II NLEY I SON.
brutalizes without any reformatory influence I trust "°' '
that dirk together with the additional interest shewn in WO MORE CRINOLINE ACCIDENTS I
our soldiers, will raise the moral tone of our army and .as Thohsow's Nich SAFETY JUPON "THE
place that branch of our public defence in • yet higher ZEPITTRINA," sold by best Draper. even-where. Thrmison's
state of efficiency. "Ghee-either" Conet., the perfection of inventive design and
The irindition of Ireland ii a subject of the gravest '"i'H"r„"..'"l•vt.m. °beene name, and Tr.& Mark, •
eonaiderstion. The chronic discontent of the people
has caused exceptional measures to be taken for the
public safety, and all thoughtful minds have boon cow
sidering how to meet the evil. One fruitful source of
discontent being a Protestant Church establishment,
with the population mostly Roman Catholic, tle
present Government proposed to give them religious
equality by " levelling up" the Roman Catholio priest-
hood, and establishing a Univiraity for that body alone;
bat this has been abandonecl, and an appeal is now
made to disestablish the exiating Church, instead of
endowing all others. I feel the time has arrived when
this should be done, not simply because a source of
Irritation would be removed from the Roman Catholic
population, but because I feel that for the interests of
the Protestant shonld appear before
that people without the strong trejudices restored in
their micas against her truths, by tho position of
&Ma...onion in which she is made to appear to them.
The Members of the Protestant Church of Ireland
are numerically small in comparison with the Roman
Catholic population, yet they represent the bulk of the
property in that country ; and I believe they have too
much love for their Church to allow it to decay for
want of support, especially when we see those who
have but little property, with credit to themselves,
sustaining their religions institutions. To think other-
wise would be • libel on them and a scandal to our
faith; and by Lir die-establishment, I believe, instead
of there being no increase in the number of her members
for years in proportion to the population, she would
receive an impetus for usefulness which would soon
manifest itself.

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The subject of Education must of necessity seriously
occupy the attention of the new Parliament. It is one
of the most imperative of our axial ditties, and though
grave difficulties may surround the method of its
extension, yet I hope the time is not far distant, when
every child born in this kingdom shall penman, at least,
the rudiments of education, without any violation of
its religious prinaiples.
The finances of our country will challenge closer
scrutiny than they have yet received, and everything
which a true economy might suggest bo carried into
practice. Oar army and navy must be kept in thorough
efficiency, but recent information shows that the public
money is wasted to an extent unimagined by those who
have not given attention to the subject. The time I
believe a not remote, when under the auspices of
another Government, the affairs of our country will be
both honourably and economically conducted.
I hoped to have seen you before this, but am stn.
fottunately detained in London by severe indisposition.
At the earliest moment tny physician thinks I may
travel, I shall do myself the platonic of coming emotive
you. I remain,
Your most obedient and faithful Servant,
HENRY EDWARDS.

Fkrenoe Hes ing *whine Company, 07, Chestuhle, London.
Agents—k.llmi., South-street, Poreherter; a. Partlet. Minster.
street. Sali.bury ; and J. Tit, Draper. Weymouth.

Dated August 3rd, 1868. _
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