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Humphery as Alderman of your Ward.
As Sheriff of London and Middlesex, I am serving one of the
highest offices known to the common law ; and I am protected by
the Annual Indemnity Bill, from the effects of not signirr, that
identical declaration which has been urged against me by' the
Court of Aldermen, as a disqualification from serving the office of
Alderman. This same decision would not permit me to be a
Common Councilman, or indeed to hold any Corporate office.
lam advised that the Court of Aldermen are wrong in the law,
and it is my intention to appeal to the Courts of Jtutice for a legal
decision on the point raised between me and Mr. Humphery.
But although thus intimating to you my intention of not allowing
the rights of the Ward to be sacrificed in my person, yet the chief
object of this Address is to awaken you and my fellow-citizens to
that state of the law which deprives both you and me of the most
valued privileges—you of the power of free choice—and me of re-
ceiving from my fellow-citizens the only reward it is in their power
to bestow on one who may so have conducted himself as to merit
their confidence and good opinion. •
. Let me entreat you, therefore, by an early application to the
Legislature, to prevail on our Representatives in Parliament to cure
an anomaly by which British subjects, enjoying the respect and good
opinion of their fellow-citizens, desirous to take on themselves the
duties of office, and willing to take every oath which the good and
safety of the State may require, are excluded from the benefits of
the Constitution, and denied those invaluable privileges, based on
the princip!es of civil and religious liberty, which oug'it to be the
birth-right of every Englishman.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obedient and humble servant,
DAVID SALOMONS.

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