Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

loining them in securing the twozimou
le gentleman whom, we understand, i

;y of the ' Council to

kelp tc

ire a repeti-

of that majority. The gentleman we
8 Thomas Darnley Anderson, Esq., one

aer for

well known

013. almost princely
Li °I the young, and the reformation of tL
°r his great administrative abilities and most
affability of temper, is second to none of our

to the cause of the

su
c one
Th 'le highest ho
e co
nservativi

must be ad

.tted, eminently

the M.

anicipality can con-

a the Council tacitl

y under-
T. D.

itrk's 'LI Year, .that, by withdrawing Mr.
Ali'. and all opposition to the unanimous election
4 pe,117411 Preston, the same act of grace would be
ell for conferred upon Mr. Anderson. Let us hope,
fit of the honour of the Corporation, and for the
oti the town, that this election will be carried,
`l,(lot‘ by a large majority,—of which there can be
IPt e_n-but most cordially and unanimously.
riiniutnotkot lea.ve this subject without a passing allusion
lat. we 1,11: 114." heard, which strikingly illustrates
1e Radical.'" 8°
Often steed that there are leaders of
4 Party wh
retaln. a ° scrupple at nothing to grasp at.
hold
11 Party of power in order to serve their
an Personal purposes. We state it with
Ate rumour is abroad that they intend
Qe a cat' s.
„ Positin Paw of the present worthy Mayor, and
. Pre -1:1 conceded to 'him by the Conservatives,
4ti(4Zl.rig so justly popula a gentleman for re-
NI, Just as they in vain "tried it on" the other

Lie,.414
ce; bat the

a'tq our respectedtownsman, William Brown, E5.c1...)
I.ll° doratelqt which he' so properly spurned..
utittiniwt) this is an entirely hopeless shift, we caifnnthoet
1.4410,7 the strange inconsistency of their conduct—
llee+ll old good—in this as in so many other particulars.
Ne4,10/1 to the mayoralty is altogether an unpre-
tillri'd thing in Liverpool; and we entirely agree with
t:ws expressed by Mr. Robertson who,
Qlose of his year of office, when. the offer of re-
gip d°ll was made to him, which he at once de-
d'---declared that out of a body
atbtlinlemen,—so many of whom were perhaps
I:ll4than he was to fill the high office,—it would
1111.1;,613, unfair for any one gentleman to exclude
-%tlle honours of the Mayoralty. At that time,
if ohs h Gladstone held such fair and reasonable opi-
;,,,'l4e:he 4; °lle of, and acted with, the Conservatives,—
o ut Ilitetiailled the Radicals, he entertains views incon-
I; ace °se be once held on re-election,
.why we can
for the degeneracy on the principle that
ettlo44llfaeit-blet4oZtirveatiiovnes
M.P.co corrupt good manners." Our
for the borough, Mr. T. B.
°ltelQdee'tte(pill'esas'ted°l:atthe occasion of his having filled the.
himself to be re-elected, which
‘ttt
refused, not not only as being unnecessary,
\°l4 r°Pner' tinee there were so many others, among
Witheoaillires:l42lY good selection could be made.
,Phisto
-48 aimse don't mix up the worthy Mayor's naname
el' Proposition. We allude to it merely
r'oullib„4ll °PPortunity of saying, that Mayor Preston
44,--wn to be possessed of too much correct feeling,
IlittC:q 4 .eiel arid discrimination,- to connect himself with
Of etle •
in any way allow himself to be made
here Party purposes
Ttt

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