The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-15 00:00:00

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tioal creed, sepsotally with repel to the ballot, is not up to
Omsk.
WICH.—The Hon. Mr. Campbell Mu with-
drawn In town of Mr. Manhattan, and now the entire
strength of the peaty is being employed to secure that gentle-
men's return.
LONDON (CITY).—The Herald of this morning
publishes the names and addressee of the electors who have
planet the reactiattion to Lord Stanley and Mr. Baring. sad
odds, t• Of the return of the noble lord end of the eminent
merchant prince there cannot be the lent doubt."
MitLDOP.—In consequence of the strong &din
prevailing among the conservetivea in favour of their saw can-
didata, Mr. Peeoocbe, Mr. Bramley-Moore has retired; bat
hie frianda, dissatisfied with these proceedings, have tetra
dared • new cone votive candidate, Lieut,Col. Merit*, of
the Bcote Ftlliiifire, with whom Welsh! the other notion re-
fine to coalesce; this divides minden the return of Mr. Sut-
ton Western, the liberal, • esetainty.
Prraanonouon.—The conservative candidate his
appeared in the person of Mr. J. H. Lee Wingfield, of
Ilekescote Hall, Rutland. The radical party announce the
intention of Mr. W. Balky to =tat the borough, NO that
there will be, as anticipated, five candidates in the Md.
Pmeouvrt.—Lord Viscount Valletort, ion of the
Hari of Menet Edecambe, is a aeadidate on the 03131111WS•
dye Wined for mpretionting the borough of Plymouth in
tuilomost.
MEADOWS.—A fourth candidate has now appeared.
Mr. 84atuel ILldd, whe dates his address iron Sir
Henn Heads& tha We Solicitor-General, end Mr. F.
Planet, adamant en overwhelming meting ea Wednesday
eve le the ben of the Literary ant Meettendee In.
whale. _

lIIIGATIL-•-NO other candidate than Mr. Monson
km yet oome forward. Mr. W. A. Wilkinson, who has
made eats energetic ealeaveurs to be elected for the borough,
has declared that after the Foca, dings of the last election,
he vial not again embroil himself in a contest.
RIPON.—Mr. Wane, one of the present liberal
members for this city, will not offer himself for re-election.
Mr. J. Greenwood, the other liberal member, it is in
will be re-elected. It Is expected that the HOMrIr
Cowur,a booths of the torment Bari Cowper, and grandson
to Bari De Grey, will be the consume of Mr. Greenwood.
SALFORD.—A crowded meeting of the inhabitants
of this borough was held on Wednesday evening, in the
Town Hell, when Mr. Massey, M.P., was prevent to
address the constituents : but the uproar and riotous CaISIZOi
of the meeting were so great throughout the peoctediep
that the hoe. member was quite unable to obtain a fair
heating. Ultimately a vote of confidants In Mr. Massey
was negatived by a majority not very clearly sseertathablis,
owing to the clamour and confusion, and the meeting
separated.
SHOREILUI AND RAPE OF BIAIIBER.—Lord Alex-
ander Lennox having retired, Mr. Replies Cave, a director
of the London Docks and &liftman of the West Isdis Com-
mittee, has been brought forward by the eosteavatives. Mr.
Pemberton, the liberal candidate, who was defeated at the
last steel ion, has appeared again, but it is considered doubtful
whether he will go to the poll. There Is no doubt about the
reelection of Sir Charles Burrell, who has eat for the bo-
rough for 60 years.
STINDERLAND.—The names of Mr. Layard, Ge-
neral Thoropeon, and Mr. Wall are before the liberal
electors. It t very pobable that Mr. Klan will be invited
to contest the bores& as the second liberal candidate.
TAMWORTE. Sir Robert Peel and Viscount
Raynham era prosecuting their canvass, which has been
hitherto of the most successful character. Mr. Daniel, the
cooserntive candidate, addreered the electorsou Wednesday
tinning, and declared his intention of going to the pen.
TzwiteantritY.—ln addition to the sitting mem-
bare, the 800. F. Lnon and Mr. Martin, Mr. W. B. Cox,
and probably Mr. Humphrey Brown, are candidates. There
L also a fifth candidate in the field—Mr. Henry Davis, the
solicitor, of 22, Berkkeglutm-street, Strand. Mr. Davis is is
favour of unbend suffrage, triennial parliaments, and vote
by ballot.
TOTNESS.—Mr. T. Mills has Melia hie address,
aolidslag a removal of the confidence impaselfs Nor by this
Mgb. lie describe himself ss a numb= of Ss ameb-
ae almond to church Totem soil tremmehle
the Idittlike mods the Government limo 1111 es a
mvelelernel MOM& Marl 0141, the dhne
meeelie, ernined is Pint, but ea ails= heels=
bythetseated in, the MY of be
ME aimed y mites horn Metier 15===illimaltia
lerdellp Is not in favour of the ballot, but to a general sap-
=moderate liberal mer=e. No opposition far this
is expected.
Tgantboom.—Mr. Lindsay has issued the follow-
bg salmi :—"Gentiornso,-1 you upon the sth
test, sire which time a motion of the electors beer prevailed
spots a gentleman at high character who resides amongst
yrs, sod who is backed by great territorial influence, to op•
pea me at the ensuing demion. When I heard of this
opposition, I aonsidered it my duty to take the earliest oppor-
tunity of paying you a visit. I am, isdeed, bony
that any portion of my cthstitueuta should think me
unworthy of their confidestos. It bas ever been my =sloes
desire to serve you faithfully and well; anti while my =-
wearied attenti,n has been given In, I tenet, an impartial
end independent spirit, to those great questions In whkh the
nation is most conoarnett, I think allot you will admit that I
did not neglect your local interests, nor those of the sur-
rounding district. In a word, for you and my country I
have sacrificed both time and health, without one thought of
myself, and the reward of my labours is, I Bed, so bitter an
opposition to my return to parliament, that I most respect-
fully decline again to contest the borough. The majority of
the shipowners of Shield', for whom I have tabooed
relieve their property from taxation, and for whom I have
spared no exertion to create harbours to save their ships
from destruction, and their seamen from untimely graves—
theseskipewnere, I End, have resolved to oppose me In
the most determined manner, because I could not orn-
seiatiously advocate a reversal of oar free-trade poliazi
against nations who do not reciprocate. But ems
• coarse would have benefited the interest te which
I personally hold so large a stake, ft would have lerlowely
iejored by for the largest portion of the community, end
should lode= hove abusoi the trust which you placed is
my heads had I applied it to sue such purpose. I have
been told that bad I said I would a my best to ante. reci-
procity, I would have teen returned unopposed. But, how-
ever greet the honour, I could not recetre it on sny such
conditions. I could not tell an untruth. I would not tam-
per with my conscience for any honour you or my country
could bestow upon me. I much fear that while in search of
the shadow the autetanoe will be lost, and thy the demands
which are being made for reciprocity by well-meaning but
misguided men, will retard, or altogether prevent, the
removal of these burdens and real grievances which Sill
prim heavily upon British shipping. I am sure that
so House of Commons will ever rover= our policy,
or attempt to legi4 Air for the helmet of one close to the
injury of anotter; and yet I am met with all this oppo-
sition, because I did not,
_and will not, even profess to
perform this truly =pose% trek. Even the very govern-
ment they are no maxima to support, Dave, he the report to
her Majesty upon their memorial,adopted the very wards
sad figure* as unanswerable, which / used In moving foe
the rommfttee to inquire into the bordello upon shipping,
sad they have told the aWporruers of Borland that to enforce
reciprocity would Ware alike the consumer end the carrier,
end would be suicidal to the petitioners themselves. The
shipowners of Shields, however, mistake me if they suppose
that I have been anxious to press my Gerrie= upon them.
In my odds= I said that It was solely upon public grounds
that I desired to represent you for the third time. I bad
no perusal intere•ta to serve. On the contrary. I have all
to lon by a gust Sacrifice of time which is reloads M ms
se a men of busbies,. For these moms you cannot =-
pat me to pees throttle the Sala of a third contest under
the circumstances I have named. Thom who now oppose
me may, in tree, discover who bee been their beet and most
honest friend. I must now, however, bid you farewell. I
do so with regret, se I hare received tokens of Idnases
from many of you, and by all I have been treated whit
courtesy and apparent respect. Perhaos the dose may or=e
whanthenwinnowopymsmaygrantmethatoonfidemawhich
Ido set at present poses= II ever It does arrive I will be
gist at WI M bar from yyoonu; hut should you meta dmire
me le be new fens mad tadepsemc mpreseatattve, I Mat
that yes MN remember that a seat ispartiat one only
be bemernelde M the elector and eleasd when both reader
ilk seeviseelese, sad vi hest theaupemation deny reward
brag the Nabbed= eg e=serving their country.—
I smarm, n, your I and obedient servant,
W. ILLINIMAY. biorthveridelds, 12th April, 1869."
YOWL—There is to be a contest for this city, the
Mee* having united to return Mr. Weetheed, the present
moilmr. and Mr. Lewd, late member for Aylrebery.
°egad llielytb, who has ted York since 1147, is the
eameorvative undulate. the these candidates are now ia
York. An active mum fur sack is ping on, and a seven
costae Is eeptcted.

VOTINO IN Nzw of SOU WAzza.—Mr•
H. Burks-
* has obtained a rebuts of the set yawed . W theMdr
lame of New float It Wales, eatherislag the nee of the ballot
at elections. The system there Mopes& le es Mobs
large bat In prepared with • alit in the lid, sad this is left
opens a table to the polling booth fir dm Mere*. oldie
esaalthttas sad the rerutiarere whets they any sypelat.
Whim the boor for the election. arrives the boa is Imbed end
the imp entreabd to the margin Is
awe' dm
amass linty tato the roam and Is suppliedatiag
payer, on which are the BUM of all the amditiabb This
be takes tato a coropsrtmentrtitioned oi from Ihe
and strikes ou• the acmes oftbe esadWabe far elm be
does not wish to iota. He then folds op the paper sod drags
it into the box. If he abbot reed, the retuning oMerr may,
an his mars; strike eat the names to *hide be epoch,
nester Wm. If thus elsaild be ea easpitia
be is mitred solemnly to ahem that dose sot motive em;
oosaidirmilos, "niesordl, teptied, see übeisestead," for
Ohs lls voted lbe *data.