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- The kepresentation of my native County in Parliament
has so lung been the first (skied} of my ambition; it has so
lung' been the pude and pleasure of my life to endea-
vour to prove my gratitude by. my services, that it would
be in 'vain for the to attempt to conceal my own per-
sonal disappointment in the, recent failure of tine hopes I had
entertairied'of againeti joying that distinguished Honours but
I should, 1 confess, tee! deeper mortification, if that. failure
could justly be' ttributed to tne.motives to which it nas been
ascribed, or if inferences could fairly be drawn &m it un-
favourable to the great Cause of whicp I have stood forth the
faithful and zealous SuOportet.
In the moment of Triumph you have been desired to con-
sider the result of this Contest as an Answer to the Appeal
which His Majesty has made to the'Sense of his People.
I-feel it to be my peculiar Duty., acquainted as I ant with all
the circumstances of the Contest, and- the preVailing disposi-
tions and sentiments throughout this great and opulent Comity,
isrtilehltas ever been distinguished by its Loyalty and 'Pa-
triotism, to rescue it, as far as my protest can have that efiatt,
from the injustice of that Unlit:tattoo.
It is a justice I owe to you and to the Public Cause in
which .we have been engaged. to state,. that „the small:Ali-
jority obtained by my Opponent ( without examining at this
moment by' what means obtained, or of ivhotit cornposed)
has been produced by considerations wholly personal to viy-
lett ;' by local. prejudices; artfully' revived (how justly en-
tertaibed 1 cm GOlltileilt a very short time will evince), from
which, if the'great Public anti Constitutional Question agi-
tated throughout the Kingdorri, could have beep separated,
the event- would lave been indisputably different.,
1 might appeal to the great majority 'of the Landed tote-
rest of this County, which has been itnequivo,ally its my fa.
your, and -of the Principles I have Tubtitly and tn.:limply.
professed.-
I. might appeal even to the very DistriEls• in which those
prejUtif..-es have, as it is well known,' recently operated to nay
disadvantage. The sentiment, they have expressed in their
Vrianitnouts Addresses-to the King, without one single PO-
dress in any part of the County,-of an opposite description,
area decisive answer to the boast of Political Triumph.
It is fin you, Gentlemen, togecide upon the justice of the
infeielices witch hive been toad,: to' favour of ;pinions
brouglietor ward at the close of the Poll,- in opposition,: as
firmly believe, and, believing it,. I am bound to state, to the
'declared Principles upon which the County lias , uniformly
acted,,
the support of those Principles' which has !tithed.°
recommended toe ao your favour,. and in continuing to sup-
:port them I shall' still have the consolation to retied that
whilst.l am following the diatites of my own conscientious
judgment I a a giving effect to the real and unbiassed Opi-
,nions of the Freeholders of Yorkshire. • ' • •
- I have the .110r10,,;-
- With the grc,test toped and attachment,
'Your most ,be..ient and devoted Servant,
kiIi,NKY LASCELLES.
Hanover-square, lime so,, 1807. .

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