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'o the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of

FINSBURY.

GENTLEMEN,
lAM this day officially declared a representative of
the numerous and patriotic metropolitan constituency of the
borough of Finsbury, and I return you my most sincere and grateful
thanks for this responsible trust and distinguished honour.
I sought your confidence and suffrages solely on the ground of my
past public conduct as a member of three successive Parliaments ;
the best assurance of the sincerity of my present political profes-
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tation, I consider that great political measure an article not. of " or-
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my numerous friends and partizans for their unceasing exertions,
which so essentially contributed to our success ; and I may be
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many independent electors of the borough of Hertford, who, un-
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hope and believe that the oppressed electors of Hertford, the vic-
tims of the last remains of a domineering oligarchy, will ulti-
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I have to thank also my opponents for their good opinion so
handsomely expressed towards me on the hustings this day. I beg
to assure them that all feelings of election hostility closed with the
poll, and as regards the political and local interests of Finsbury, I
shall always consider myself equally the representative of every
elector of the borough.
Electors of Finsbury! my utmost exertions will be devoted to
prove myself worthy your free choice ; and to continue the repre-
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ever be my prpudest desire, and my most grateful distinction.
I 'Amain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and devoted servant
THOMAS S. DUNCOMBE.
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