The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-18 00:00:00

TO the RLECTORS of CRELMRA.
flawrism La, —lfoiwn.mi by • nesishlien horn intim/algal
electors *tone forwent in nooluntgion widi Mr. Reeks, so •
1-Singlidate for gout sulker. at the neat pmeral election, 1, • an.
1104 untried man. would not rentfut to oak for your oredidenee if I
were Dot parvueded that the principles I advocator will have the
suitor% id all who aro attached to the Throne and (3-inetatiition,
:whether they be ...nnervatm• deaisoue of maintaining our rant.
sag inatitutiont, or Liberals who rash So Wore and not to
lam an ardent friend of civil and religious lands, btitZi
not believe the deetruction of the branch of the Untlrd 'Church of
Ersrland and Itelaotl, which fe Incilaeed, would extend eight/ the
one or the other, ,
„.

—ani— to the aeversnoc of the comedian between the
(Tend Odic as Ireland. convinced that vuob u measure would
not allay exiding diet-act...rut, and that it would, on the aontrary,
alienate the Proteetant population, and rye emotungeraent to the
enemas, of the British °meditation and 01, mc don us, that 001111 tori
almarmtioro

rue to such • meaeure. beeaurie it would involve • vio-
lation of Oath of the Queen, and would, I bulieve, afaSal
blow on the Legislative Union.
I en opposed to With a WILMS*. became I see in it the basis for
renewed agitation against the Constitution, and • justilleation of
those who have been conspiring to overthrow the Church and the
Monarchy together.
I em. however, moot anxious if, remove r,very
the
of just
sowpisint anodise out of canine unconnected vnth erustenoe of
the establiehment
I vane before you as • Conservative on independent LihemM
principlee, but I consider her Mapnty riloverninent, who have
bLd the courage to confer the franchise en those whointheir oppo-
nents would nut trust, entitled to the gratitude of the people and
to the confidence of the country, arid if you return. se I will, to
the beet of sty abilirty.7vpart them
desire for
comisUlvof dig•
planted parties, united their desire for °Moe. Mee noesq's
Illiniaters have, in the insetion of our foreUtit Polak=flulla
ability. boldness., and discretion, and they have tr to
the prestige and power of the nation. They have Owed our navy
and army on a footing of eihnieney, end hive laid the bade of •
solid army of mere& Ireland, which was handed over to than
with its pawns full, and the powers obtained by • suspension of
Habeas coma. in active operation. w now tranquil. In Lou of the
present Guninment I see only, • coalition, such as "Thgbuid dose
not 10ve..7 . . . .

liiinibemour me, elector., by your chains, you ssyy tab es my
devoldrei to your service. YOU rill and in me, 14X
wer_
beet of my pow, an advocate of a Irmo and Meru/
Mc In common with Shore who have proved thomae=be beet
friends of the industrial simmer rod who sire the true champion..
of civil rod reline.. liberty.
Your obedient orreant,
WILLIAM HOWARD RIJASELL.
No. IC Nuameeplace, A.W.

TO the MEMBERS of COUNCIL of the UNI-
VERAME/4 of ET/INBITRAH and MT. ANDREW!),
0 tartan ,N,—With the support of many inl jitziturff petition) and
prolemionul friend., I offer myfelf as • for the honour
of reprmenting )uu in Parliament, and oak your support at the
neat election. . . _

advocated an increase in the number of University
convtitutririrs. _ _

—When the Seoteh Reform Bill aria prepuce& I grent much time
in urging upon theme who might influence it the claims of the
.erittirh liniverntwa to at 1..4 one member eight

When two member% were offered between the tour Universities,
I annealed and eireuLted statleties showing that this would jive a
noels kw proportionate repawntation than that enjoyed by the
Unaven of Oxford, Cambridge, and Injhhn,
More recently, when it was proposed- to give only one member
tonere° the tow Uniwersities, I organised an active opposition to
thi. unfair redoetym.
.

At •• later period, when three extra members were placed by the
committee at the House of Commons at the disposal of
ment, I pointed out bow just It would be to give two of Cneintt
the Scottish Univerdties, and thus provide one member for each
of those important orate of learning.
As a doctor of medicine of one of the Universities I aspire to
"grnt, I retain a lively interest in their welfare.
plan of medical reform baa received the emphatic approval
of some of the most distinguished praetitionere of the day, and if
carried out would tend to enhance the value of our Univereity
derr.reiident in London throughout the year, I Mould be able to
devote much time to parliamentary duties, and it would always
give me pleasure to confer with any of my constituents.
I am, gentlemen.
Your obedient servant,
PHOUISLM JAMPA, M.D., ice,
Professor Forensic Medicine at the
London Hospital College.

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