The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-01 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

REPRIBINTATION or Lexarrif.—Alderman J
0. LuneDle, who has berm invited to beams • mi.
dela for the ritpresestathis of Lambeth a a
by up rernisitiou
ivied warthe of 2,000 eleckes, and who is 'ley tsb.
Iv in the borough, has Mud an address, in which 6. rye
—"I have adnooted tbs lea of promemin atom"—
bang of opinion that the word' finality' should sever be
found on the lips of a (ionise endtharough refOrMr, op
posed as it is to the fmdamesal principle a reform, which
implies constant program and impressment of all mum.
Woe, so as to adept than to the times in which we Hu.
and to meet the wastern the people. The exteeelon gm;
suffrage would, by widening the basis of represeetatiou,
render the isetilisticas of the country more Imre, s
constitution itself would thus become more firmly end.
Wished in the affection of the people. lam of opieisa
that the skilled nissisido sad industrious artisan would er.
wise the franchise as wisely and u well other clues of the
community, presessimg es they do, thous to a free Wm,
the means of roquiring mad views of 'overeaten sod og
public affairs both at home and abroad. Convinced of the
importance of maintessing amid extending the canna:pis
of local selfiovanmsot, se it is only by lbw
inatitutious that the true principles of Marty eta a
cherished, I will effira, as I always ha" thaw, ail
attempts at oentrem, experience having shows
that increase of the central power is always edam,'
at the expense of individual freedom. Upeu the
subject of church rates I am happy in Wise ,ggying is
accord with thoughtful men of all parties. Attached mesa
ban of the church of England and those who fluent Len
her communion are alike of opinion that their abolitioe is
advisable, as it would tend to remove a ease of niftily
and a fruitful source of batmen and division. Bet
that my opinions on all the peat questions of the
sai
practical reform are in amors with thaw of the elee.
tors generally, I shell take an early opportunity of mom
log you and expreming my views more folly. You ink
however. I sm sure, °moor wsth me in the neemity eg
few day's delay out of the reaped which is due te qs
memory of your late len-triad aid faithful repretentati
Mr. William Willams, whose friendship I gamma for;
years, and the sad intelligence of whom thoenn-in, jar
reached me."
REPRESENTATION OF NORTH ESSEX. --Oil SatUrdAy
siteroooo an Wrangel menthe of the freehold ead othe
electors of North Baez was held at the *alio-hall, O.
cheater, to hear as address from Sir Thome B. Waal,
Bart., the Liberia candidate for that division of the county.
The chair was oompied by Mr. J. Gordon labor, she
briefly referred to the objects of the meeting. Sir L. B.
Western, who was well received, addressed the Met*
some length mei/Mary of hie Mews on various impotent
public (pastime, avowing Meath aa favoatto the,
general policy of the present government, and derail
of the extensioo of the franchise and other reform, is id.
eordaoce with the programa', spirit of WS age. As a the
gay nooth gent, he was mt prepared to p the keg&
voting for lie extinction, as it had for years been mead
by the pmeca legislaas ll looked epos m hang only
j ug en him peopleture, w
at andy he .O&Isd that it wee
better for the -priests to be educated is their own main
than at foreign colleges. A resolution was adooted pled*
the meeting to support the candidate at the next electia.
REPREXENTATION OF WEPT KEET.—Dnring the
past week the two liberal candidates for Wet Hat—th,
Angerstein, ILP., and Mr. Lubbock —have been ectivig
engaged in a permal 0101111,11 of the electors in the DM
ford and Woolwich polling districts, And arrangermas tee
being made for holding public meetings in the meg
polling districts of the division.
BEPREMINTAIION OF GREENWICH.—It is Stated
oat reliable authority the* Sir Jobs H MO Maxwell, BM,
who formerly contested this borough on ormenative Ma
ciples, has consented to reappear as a candidate a mita
lag a requisition sufficiently signed to afford him a nem
able chance of success, and the conservative pay in the
borough are now taking stem for this object. It is by se
means likely, however, that a conga vain candidate with
be returned for this constituency, u at the last mai
election Sir Jobs was far behind on the poll, alas* be
bad the advantage of a split in the liberal camp, the them
liberal candidates being the present sitting members, Mara
man Seamans and Mx. Anemias, lad Mr. Mode's
Chambers.
REPRESENTATION or LEEDS. —The liberal can.
vase of the parliamentary electors of this borough is new
so far complete and satisfactory in its results that the ela-
tion committee on Friday unanimously resolved on the isa
mediate presentation to Lord Amberley of the aquatics
which has been in course of signature for some weeks path
It was forther resolved that a deputation eLonld mat
the requisition personally, and convey to his lordship the
full particulars of the moms, with the anatuatoe that hi
the event of his accepting the invitation of the eleetors the
best exertions of the liberal party will be pat forth to a.
sure hie return along with Mr. Baines as member for Loa
at the next general election. We hope to be able to as.
mum very shortly a favourable result of Lord Arabakre
consideration of the sponteneons offer of support givea
hbiisssl
by so Urge a pontos of this importaat cossaitneary.—
Leak Mercury.
REPILESENTATION or BERKSHIRE.—On Saturday,
Mr. Jobs Walter, one of the sitting members foe this
county, and the Right Hon. E. P. Smirk, M.P. Matt
seating his uncle, the Hon. P. P. Bouvet* M.P.). visissi
Reading, and commeaced their canvass amongst the agri-
culturists in the Corn Exchange ; but the third liberal ma.
didate (Viscount Uffingtou) was sant, in ommetpauce of
domestic 'Maim. Mr. B. Hagan, M.P., sod Sir Chaim
Russell, Bert., two of the conservative candidata, also ala
tended the market, and prosecuted an active Penal, sad
both parties are now using their utmost exertions to ems
pledges of rapport. The three conservative candidates
mood their addresses on Saturday, and each premiss le
support say measure proposed which bad foe its object
IY
immediate reduction of the malt tax, with a Mew to As
mate repeal. They are advocates for se extension of tin
franchise is lb. direction of intelligence, bet would resit
"the dangerous sucroachments of democracy," es expremi
is Colossi Lindsay's address. Each of the candidata be.
longs to the church of England, arid while they mail la
mimics& of those who macientiously object to the payed
of church rates, they decline to support any measure the
would leave the fabric totally utirovided for.
Hmeitegeth2anoN OF WAKEFIELD. The sit.
thug member, Sir John Hay, has issued an address to the
electors announcing his inaction of again athatieg thee
garages at the elms of the present parlimmet. Re Ma
that it was not his intention to bare alluded to the mile
'leaks until the date of the dissolution had been &Ma
daily fixed, and that be is averse to agitating the bceseek
by a mama until the legitimate time for its avartaw
mot ; hut the acne which he says are being muds by the
Liberal party to obtain a candidate, mid to prejudice ths
Oseservative rinse by asserting that it is his lamas Is
Mathew from the mammalian of the borough, resit
it incumbent on him to speak. The Liberal. it is satha•
steed, are seekiag to obtain the ociosent of Mr. W. IL
Leathern, of Hemewortlahall, who has several lame cox'
tested the berough, to some forward in their interest.
ItirszeinrranoN or GLAnoow.—Mr. W. Bn•
atm% for Glasgow, in empliasce with the most
et the Load Provost and magistrates of that city, set le
fs mithentood vacate his seat in parliament (Ada he is*
signal se the minelaregretted failose of the firs is which he
ie a partmer), hot ye pair off for the rearielist et the
masks.

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