The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-19 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

HERIVAIXIOOKagt
The nomination of the mindillidwe for this county
tea s
kes, kim yestedey.
hThem wire fear sadist.-Bvr IL.
B. L y Mr. Abel Smit, sad Kr. Barter, eonaervatives,
as eld neendesrs, wbo same forward for resketion, sad the
Ikea H. Cowper, the libeled media* who we defeated
hp Mr. finder &SO, elesides is Minh. UHL The friends
el the respective cesdidates met them at the estrange of
the tows we beresbeek end is earriagen, and escorted them
be the Malin's
The Haas Sammy (Mr. F. A. M'Oeschey) prodded, and
briefly opined the prosodies,.
Mr. R. W. OAUBSIE then stood forward, enS, amid
chasm proposed for re.eketia the Right Rom Sir Mina
Italwer Lytton, arid Mr. G. ROBERTS, $ large farmer.
weeded the Domination.
Mr. C. Hsu thee proposed Mr. Abel Smith, which was
Weeded by Mr. W. WIMP.
Mr. nun, of Warevpark, sad proposed Mr. Etertem,
which was seconded by Mr. J. B. Radrimax. Mr. G. J.
BOSAINCIET thee proposed the Ha. Beery Cowper, and the
sonelsatios was seeeeded by Mr. Jones LOYD.
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Sir IL B. Lreros, in the emu of his speeds, said
them were may acts of t of which
he entirely approved. Firstly, he weaved of the
neutrality they bad exeeeked I. the usbappy civil war
that had 'filleted our American kinfolk. Whatever
in4ht have ben the causes that led to that civil war, there
could be so doubt thee it was the boned= daly of the
British guaranies& to preserve a atrial seutrality between
the parties, sad Use conservative party had given their
eorthal ereoperatioa to her Majesty's goveremest is car-
rying out that neutrality. (Hear,. hear.) He also thought
that the goverment were gaits right is amending, by their
moral support, is ereoliag an indepssdsot kingdom of
Italy, and it bad always been his opioion that it
wee smemeary, in the late gists of eivilleatimi, that Italy
eleseld be relieved from the yoke of Austria,
end assume her proper reek is the family of ostiosa.
(Cheers.) He had said on former oomaioria, and he repeated
it sow, that the establishment of free states was an advise.
tap to England, because every fru state must be the ally
sad friend of EWand, as the puma end model of them aIL
(Hear, hear.) The abolition of church rates was one
of the questing that were so Shads use of. He per-
ceived by the address of his tooourable opponent, Mr. Cow-
per, that he had pledged himself to support the total re-
peal of church rates ; but be would simply remind the
iilsolon that after the decision that had beep mime
to by the Home et Commove epos that questim, there
was not the roost remote chaos, of its being passed by the
House of Lords, and it was likely to be a very pi etty quarrel
toe the seat hundred years. (ear, hear.) Bye the bill
that was introduced by Lord Derby upon thbject
every dissector was relieved from the payment of a church
rate by merely making a declaration that he had a consci-
entious objection to do so. The whip, however would
not bare this bill, and when Mr. Cowper expressed his
determination to vote for the repeal of church rates he
must be perfectly well aware that no governmest was likely
to be formed that would totroduee such a measure.
Mr. Abu Serra, Hr. Scams, and MeCowirmit nut
addressed the electors, but they did so very briefly.
A show of hands was then taken, which was declared M
favour of Sir Edward Lytton, Mr. Suttees, and Mr. Cowper.
A poll was demanded oe behalf of Mr. Abel Smith, which
was fired to take pleas on Friday oext.
Sir EDWA.RD Lyyros then proposed &resolution of thanks
to the High Sheriff for the impartiality with which he had
eeeducted the business of the oornioatioo, which was
wooded by Mr. COwPOR sad carried unanimously, and
the prooseduigs terminated.