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THURSDA Y, 0.0 TOBER 22,

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and VREEHOLDERS of

the COUNTY of YORK.

GENTLEMENi
E P Y impressed with sentiments of respect
and.gratitude for the high and' distinguished honour
you have this day conferred upon me, by placing'ine iu the
etalted situation of one of your R,epresentatives in
ment, I address you with feelings of no ordinary nature, in
-consequence of the peculiar manner in which this honour ha:
been eonferred: . .

It is impossible for me adequately to express these feelings.
Although it had long been• my intention; founded upon.
reasons already assigned, not again, to intrude upon the
County the offer" of my SerVices, it was wholly out o 1 con-
templation that any considerations could have created such
an interest in my favour, as has been manifested on this occa-
sion, and fur which I am sensible how much I am indebted-to
your partiality, and how little is due to any merit of my own.
Gratifying as the circumstanceswhich bare led to. the event
of this day must ever be to my mind, sensibly alive to the
good opinion of my Country Men, I am at the same time fully,
aware of the•heavy responsibility necessarily attached to the
execution of the varicus:and important Ditties committed to
my charge, and in the execution of which, although my ut-
most exertions than not he wanting, I may yet have frequent
occasions to' request at your hand,; that liberal indulgence
which, I trust, wilt not be withheld from a-pUblic servant iii
tie future conscientious discharge of his public functions.

. .
Having been put in Notninination, and supported by, a nu_
merons and most respectable body of Freeholders, I trust it.
will not be deemed presumpiitotis in me to conclude,' that
those of my Friends who had not an opportunity of attending
upon that oecasiolvere virtually partakers in that. tran-,
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adion.

Undo these circumstances, anticonsidering the extent an 4..
population of the, County, I indulge an earnest hope that in
adopting this genetal mode 'Of conveying nay warmest Thanks.
and the sentiments of unbaundedgratitude I entertain for the'
honour conferred upon me, you wilt-do justice to.tbe motives
which have guided this deci,:ion, and that! may not appear de-
ficient in that respect which is due from ►nc to 'every Free-
holder in the County of. York.
I have the honofir to be, with the utmost respect,

Gentlemen;

Your most obedient and devoted Servant, .
HENRY LASCELLES,

"fork, Get. IG, 1912.

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