The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

HUSTINGS AMENITISS.

The following correspondenee is published at the
request of Mr. Alfred Seymour, ILP. :
"13, Arlhartenotreet, Loads., Aug. 3.
" me to call year attention to my letter ad.
dewed to yea end to Mr. Nader, in cams it should hare
escaped your obearrstios. I bare the bosom. to forward
you a copy of the Western Morning News castandag it.
" I hare the hamar to be, Sir,
" Your °Whet ssrvast,
" W. G. Dewanra, Lieutenant-Opt:eel
" A. Seymour, Esq., M.P."

" • 13, Arlintonwireet, London, July 19.
" • Gmttlemeit,—llearst esly yesterday, sad from the
eeterpaper that in reply to my obseryatios on the hustings
on Mr. Ponder's bribery, he had replied to me, • It ie false
"• if Mr. Peoder publicly state that he is prepared
to sffirm on oath that sone of throe electors who geoid the
requisltioo to me either have or will receive Kr. Predeye
money. or nron.y from 'erne, to elect Mr. Petider, I ast
then prepared to withdraw my statement, osier ;wowed
More a parliamentary emenittoe or a pubis soratin. If
Mr. Polder doss not adopt this warm, I cot:wider his is-
temperate words are applicable to his own coatrediettioa of
my statemest.
'• • As to Mr. Reymour's statement that I am • not a fight-
ing man,' I am prepared to relieve him of his error as sows
as be likes at Wormwood-scrubbs or elsewhere, sod thus.
probably, relieve Totnes at once of a repremutative not of
her chows.
" • I condole with you, gentlemen, that you did not lied
your hold on the hearts of the people of Totem secure
soough to lodges you to carry out the contest without the
mistaken use of the Ferrooslities towards opponents who
were mooting yott oo quits different terms. Arid, I hare
the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant.
." W. G. DLWILI/111, Lieutenant-Oolooel.'*
"39, Upper Grawasorwtrost, Aug. 9.
"Bir.—Your letter of the and is which yen Bail my
atiestion to a letter published by yourself in the Western
efornin New of July 20, sad addressed to tartar sad Mr.
Wader, only reached me this morning.
"I am not in the habit of notng newspaper electioneer-
tug publications, but sloes you bare called my sweeties to
the latter in qtrsetroe, I beg leave In refer you to the en-
closed reports of my epee* is the Western Time. sad the
Western Doily Mercury, latish give soourately the words
I used.
" In spealdsg of the question of noo.ititervestkm I said,
• That Ightieg was the colonel's trade. but wee not now,
implying, what I then believed to be the Baas, thee you had
left the army.
" I have now only just loomed that Wetted of boffin the
army, you Sleeted to bar pissed oe half-pay. It was there-
fore not strictly oornmet to stair that fighting was so
longer your Trade.' For this error I beg to express my
regret.
"With retard to your ingestion that I should meat you
at • Worrowoodeoruble, or elsewhere,' is order to give you
the opportunit .1 • noliorrini Totem of a repressatotive not
of her shora In' feel deeply sessible of your amicable inter-
boas towards my constituents, but, as the rams hire, iro-
nies that the days are put when • the survivor' is the
gesUemair to be sleeted by a oonstitneoey, aad therefore I
mascot he armament/rig party to =bag myself sonloss
before the public.
" I must doilies soy further aorrospoedoece spas this
**Nett, and shall send what has already peened to the
firster.—l have the Moony to rens& eir, your obedlest
isioant. " BIITYOCI4
" To Lieutenant-Colossi Amides.'