The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-28 00:00:00

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'IND the ZLNCTORS of the CITY of LONDON.
osenznik—At the Invitation of a lanniseons sad billu-
entiM body et memen, I venture to offer myself se a Candidate
to 0111 the vacancy caused by the death of your late lamented
Member.
A Liberal by conviction, I em in favour of liberal tneasnrai,
not only when they have become unavoidable, but when on their
own merits they appear to be just and good, The conduct of the
Lancashire operatives during a nowt trying time, has stren
coed my conviction that the power of political self.contrel
marts beyond the limita of the present franchise. I metes •
policy of cordial confidence to Pe of grudging concession ; and
desire to see the franchise given, rather than extorted. Belong-
ing to the party which has forced education upon the country I
bold the extension of the area of political responsibility toP
the natural result of that movement. I have no fear of my prin-
ciples. I believe the future of England can safely be trusted to
the English people.
I sympathise with the progress of freedom abroad, no leas than
at home. I think the support given by Lord Palmerston'. govern
"sent to the CRAM of Italian liberty, one of its best titles to
public confidence. I support the policy of non-intervention, in
the belief that men austuchleve freedom, In order to be qualified
for its use ; and that the influence of our institutions is even
greater and more durable than our power. I deplore the tempo-
rary dlearedit brought, upon liberal institutions by the war In
America and Ipp um the dignified neutrality we have main-
tained.
A churches'', by training and choice, I naturally regard the
Church of England with affection but in its own best interests.
I dada it to rely lts own strength, rath weakened, unequal Dil-
:112:i am slur a hat it has not been or its Merge
tess reaped able, by the liberal legislation of the last floe-
and-thirty years. lam ha favour of the abolition of church-rap.
I wish the iaet vestige of religions disabilities to be swept away.
Political tub ...advice has so far advanced, that the introduc-
tion of a sew r ashes of voting would rarely affect the results of
elections; hats as the protection of the Ballot is claimed by •
large class wheeze liable to suffer for a conscientious vote, I
ehould KIPP° rt its adoption.
Asa reach mat actively engaged in Modem& and having some
practical ex perience of finance, I should naturally watch the
Progress of o ammercial legislation with especial care. My dili-
gent attent' As would be derided to all those questions in which
the inures Aof the mereautile community are concerned. The
lineal:Pro' aiming development of the principles of Free Trade
has alrew' ty effected great results it is necessary to continue In
the same plume.
I am a 'sauced that a room economical system of administer
Mon in t he executive departments In gate compatible with the
efficient .y a the public scrams.
The I biaMamentary duties of a Representative of London must
nectar ally Include assiduous attention to your local affairs. I
sepal the late attempt to Invade the municipal rights of the
ICiffr s udklom and inconsistent with the true policy of •
el Administration. I believe local self-government to be
an ea bestial element of national liberty.
In the belief that any polit.cul sentiments are those of • ma-
jority of the Electors, I appeal to all who desire to see the City
et Loudon represented boa Liberal, to give me their support,
I ass. Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
14, maitintrian, Nay 27, 1811. GEORGE J. GIOSCILLY.

CITY d LONDON ELECTION.
tbit CINTRAL LIBERAL ELECTORS COMMITTEE Mm
Lena DAILY, to secure the return of 010. I. OCOCHEN, E.q.
ARTHUR ANDERSON, Chairman.
SIDNEY SMITE, Secretary.
GEORGE LEDGES., Analetant Secretary.
4. Chadottorow, May t 7, IMR

CITY of LONDON ELECTION.
PUBLIC IKKITINOS or ELECTORS mOl be addressed by
6. J. 00SCHIli. Bey Me Liberal Candidate),
TIM DAY, UM May, at Farrlnsdon.ball. Holborn-bridge,
at 8 o'clock.
TOMORROW, 296 May, at Johnson's Rooms, Sermon.laam
Dockers' Commode, at 7 o'clock.
SATURDAY, Seth May at losses.hall, leadeaballetreet,
at 4 o'clock. SIDNEY SMITU, Secretary.
ORO. MORS, Asustant Secretary.
4, Clarlette.row, May 29, MU

SMCIAL NOTICK-TO 01

MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), 73, Br:ga-
ga...4, Heoever.eqoare, la prepared to =bolt for public
approval all the
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