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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1835.

EAST
TO THE ELECTORS OF
SURREY. AND WEST KENT.
This •
dyes .is the last opportunity which we can have of ad-
the
it.% the electors of East Surrey and West Kent before
tiler le shall have been cast in those districts. We would,
p„ 'fere, avail ourselves of it to press upon them, once
iges°Bte' the necessity of immediate and active exertion, un-
p,e they wish to be branded hereafter with the name of
,thteants to that cause to which they have sworn allegiance.
of 7 have before their eyes, in the conduct of the electors
the,l Metropolis and the Metropolitan Districts, the no-
-441! example of integrity, self-denial—nay, of self-devotion,
ttlat greatest of causes. Shall it then be said that they,
I:l4en of Surrey—the Men of ,Kent—shrunk back in the
wisllll. of trial ? We trust not. We trust they
thi) in spite of every obstacle that their artful enemies may
tt'w in their way—in spite of every temptation with
etheymay be assailed, come forward manfully and yin-
their. itle publicly to the name of true Reformers.
of1:114411 who, from fear or indolence, remains in London,
t~h4t by going to Blackheath or Kennington, he may con-
tu..se
'to the triumph of a great principle, deserves to be
as an enemy to Reform, and a traitor to his country.

ge cause of Reform progresses pretty considerably,
ruaßlir her
JONATHAN phrases it. The Tories, after
ng the gauntlet in England, are now undergoing
lamevete but salutary discipline in Scotland,m, a
nd and Ire-
AUzuDublin has:returned Messrs. O'CoNN
the futu ; and in Edinburgh, Mr. ABERCROMBIE.;
4011 or' SPeaker of the House of Commons, and Si
give:,','"*lltr.,L, the late Attorney-General, have
tiare,a.pitals of
the leir Tory opponents an exemplary drubbing,
three-4,..°ritY in their favour being about 1,200. Thed
th 'n language the United Kingdom have thus e-
guage not to be misunderstood, that
wheileharlie at irreconcileable enmity with the factious cabal
kid as seized upon the Government by a stratagem,
khi which is endeavouring, by false pretences, to
,th.ritain
Tor!; "s position against the will of the nation.ii
's something, and had victory declared for t
ItotiliedB even in one of the capitals, we doubt not they
bearbeat -,bave made something of it. But the Reformers
faculties more meekly.
.They will not
4Nt bi the 'Tories, who never ;,'low their noses without.
h, , °wing a trumpet to let all the
4°ld such world know of ;
eoiltemgasconading manceuvres in the utmost
te4eB Pt.; they leave their victories to speak for
tir* Our belief is that they carry their modesty in
ttltlttiespeet to a ridiculous extreme, and thus give their
kill'es) who have no such scruples of delicacy, an
ot)til.tage over them. But, be this as it may, there is
tlttttletery
,gained by the Reformers, since we last ad-
-1)44:1 r readers, to which we cannot, without a
titity f what eve feel to be our conscientious
t)(tiiefrain from pointing their particular attention.
th tide to the victory over Sir GEORGE MURRAY
it honest and upright Reformers of Perthshire.
GE
11
lvtliteGE, a Cabinet Minister, the right arm of the
4k44:f WELLINGTON in .the Cabinet and in the
N pi,„,of Commons, has not only been thrwiboa, but
Citoeln Y lnauled,• by a Gentleman who, it 81v
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and his friends are to he believed, is per-