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mot be that ille MOT, theism day most soon eons, when,
is spite of the noise of l.iwd tam yes will defeat yew ad.
rtersaries„ and gain yougAdepribielsee " Owe thong kart
been proved tu ali monstradepts, that they had the strewgth of
the cause ow their wide; thollervait three fault if they did wool
pit the lottle4, hipleipad beisself to them (and thews
mowed him gave the awe pledge), sever to desert their
cause. Thew short-sighted otemals. who ineagioed toy the
'length. was at an end, because the Election was wow error-
ed so the Lowther,. were deurisel. As soon sow the Portia-
seed, was dissolved, they world have to inert bins there ;
they would have to mewl hies thew at every eleven's, while
he lived and. .win it his death, ibej would he not *retire
of Mete, prey they would not have riveted the chain, of
the canny; few, such • spied world he emoted, that • Are
would ism from hisaahst, which ovoid easterly consanise their
oporempone: To seasheinte the stedagth of 'he freewill of
isdrprodesser, the fiend ample turaisffenents had been made,
lied be Anode, with, he had enneelisrled there, leg their corm
parry in the Ometle-reed, where he should detail the glen
of so A our( Wiese for ikti porpoise; it hail received the appro.
brown of Meer (elnieds, mod he who Wißbell well to the pee.
raiment wens ity of their independence. would Meet there
to site his name Is the Declaration which he held in his
band. Ile woodered *hem till mew had been those crea-
mery, in yellow, who sae atteserteel to intetrept sheen, but
who till this lime had never had the egad to come fur-
Maud They bad beard that it nab the oatmeal' some ani-
mals so make their appearance after fair wesibei—uf ushers
after storms—and of some to coax out in a shower of rain—
'tunas, among others, chore that time for their appearanep;
Ned of this Minh he supposed, were those asinine, is yellow,
who annessel by the variety of their croaks--t. 4 lintah).?
though he knew not bow so wavy could be mollecied front
the oelehhatorhowill of Lowther Castle, which was gewerally
•N primed to be pretty well clewed of Mods by other seisata,
whose common four:they site It bes-ssrA lepsl.l-7
lie should Now sit i few worob iii Is wig leave dills pea-
eisatest the last time ha had aspipsi Ile a coolested
he hod bees opposed to men of Mead and ea-
- ligletessed naissilm—t• omen d Welds, and Gentleseo. To he
slNasel by a pesos like Mt. bowleg war a *kb Wooer,
dellenhad 110 fetal was no disgrace. He was one
of 111 Wiese illsahigoisbal orators, and one of the m .at
accomplished nets sf Ids day; at end they parted friends
as at the bisgt froth the drat to last 1101 ore hun-
dredth part of that was practised which awe put-
cre.kol Awn the hind Isturibore bored on his right hand.
Mr. ninnies was a ass who, eatedid en himself. was highly
gratified so 'steel and cope with a canoid antailouisti yid lie
would have disdained; by, a senseless aierreaury etalhotr.
hare attempted to stop the snooth of his opponent. Mr.
Canoirre was surrounded by agents like himself, and as he
ch. Welly and openly, at the stoat of that rimless. psid him
that tr Mite which he had now repealed, ettrjee tom as
neseisly withheld it from the partisans of the 'boos of
Lowther. In this contest, from the beginnine to the
mod, br could am charge himself ur his friends with any
Oats like • personality. sod he bad looked out in ;itro
for any reciprocity of detest" or forbeorance. He with-
drew, therefore, giving than no thanks, convinced by the
euudurt of the highest and the lowest of these agents,
Ail nothing hat the eitertium And tadigiendent vied of the
Freeholders prevented throe frost kelog trampled mato r,..i;
and he pirated himself is them, that as sutra as this Parlia-
ment was dimolred he would spin enter into the contest
with their adversari• it. If thaw advocates of the Lomb., ra
thought to defeat them by the same tricks again. they world
woefully be deceived ; rind he tootiotted the freeholders
against ilw only attests id which he appreberkied—the *ding
Si,. another Candidate as a tool of the Lowther,. Any mar
who shorts be set op till he had declared that Ire resigned,
moss he set op for the purpose of mooring their subjection
?Lot was the pelmet* of the Assseintion. of which he
shoold reed distil aft oaths in the Castle-yard. He then
conelsoled by thinshiug them for their peal-ere' bud hammers.
Mk conduct during the struggle, and declaring, that while
he and his friends milted, or till they were victorious, every
Election for Westmorlsod most be contested --( Applause.)
Mr. liaounuist then proceeded to. the Guile-
yard. followed by the Freeholders and others its Ins
interest, ntirre, alter an impressive speech, hr read
to ,1 e.n plan of an Association for s.curirite the
lA. ix 'deuce of the sister counties of Westmorland
atdd Cumberland.
The following are the Resolutions, which were
then read :rod earried.llllll the Meeting clistermrei :
Resolved-1. That a grand Association be imincoliatrly
formed for scoria, the ladepe*deuce d the sister twenties.
2. That the Westmorland branch do hold its usertings it
Kendal, A pplehy. Kerkby-Losdale, Kirkby-Stepisn, Ikuegh,
Amble-side, ..ad Berton.
3. That I r Committees for rondattiag the present Else.
this. he first Committees appointed fur managing affairs of
Me Westmorland breach, sad that [coda) be the chief place
of this branch.
4. That the anniversary of the Immolation be held veers
year, in the 411. of July, being the day when the Lowther
Mernbers were returned, as we confliestly trust, fur the last
11 FM'.
i That the papers do lie at the Committee-men's houses
for receiving the steamers, of all such as wish to belluitte
Nimbi-Iv of the Assortatio“.
R. That every Member do hold himself &Meld to proseate
by all lawful mess. the object of the Asowratiria, neural par-
ticularly ifs freeholder, by seeing that be is orgolarly rated
to the laud-tau, en a. to prevent the itturreore to premiers
which have proved so injurious to the maw of this Election;
sod by ebtatairra freehold mealideatests by eafraothisemeed,
porehase, sad otherwise.
7. That the members of the Association, on all ptiblit
occasions coattected with the came. do appear with the
bailee of a blue rittaad runnel their left arm above the wrist.
A. That these Resolutions he conestonicated to our Merida
in Cumberland, wh• are nut here present, is. ord. r that they
may be adopted by Ma Cumberland branch of the Associa-
tion.
9. That independent area of all parties in politic. Wont/-
toe to other enmities, bat desirous of manse common cause
with us, be admitted honorary welshers of the Association.

Mr. Brougham then proceeded to the Crown and
Mitre Inn, where he dined with a large tOmpany of
hie friends. Several distinguished characters have
accompanied Mr. Brut*ham during the Election ;
-among whom J. G. (.embton, Esq. M.P., J. C.
E-q. M.P., J. Wharton, Esq. M.P.. 1.
Mimi:iv, Esq. M.P.. Lord Molyneux, Sir F. F.
Vane, Bari ; braider Mr. W) brrgh, Mr. W., ketield,
Mr. Crarkenthorpe, Mr. Sykes, and many other
Genticitten of this and the neighbouring counties.

SATURDAY.

This d.iy the two Lowther, will be declared
elected. It is generally understood that the poll
will hr kept open till twelve o'clock.
La.t night Mr. John Wybrrgl►, the son or Thai..
W hergh, E.q. of Clifton H•r11, who prop-aed
Mr. 13.oliglisien. ads, while statinling peaceably in
the buret, knocked &Iwo by one of the lured
bludgeon-inen (from Cumberland, it is t.aid) who
r sworn NY tprcial cnin.t:ibbti, and pant by the
1.....tner party. It is said the ruffian bus be
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