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TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHAMPTON.
GEN TLEMEN—
On Tuesday morning I had written a few sentences once
more pledging myself, and summoning my friends at North-
ampton to another contest and another victory ; but events
move faster than our actions ; a few hours later I was called
upon by a numerous and influential body of electors to come
forward as one of the candidates for Loudon, for the repre-
sentation of that great constituency among whom I was born,
and with whom I have passed a large portion of my life.
This trust, as you well know, is the highest honour to
which a commercial man connected with the City of London
can aspire, and there are special circumstances at the present
moment which might seem to render obedience to such a call
a plain public duty.
But none of these considerations would have induced me to
leave my tried and faithful friends had the return of a second
Liberal candidate for Northampton been jeopardised by my
doing so. I have the satisfaction to learn that, provided the
same union and the same activity now characterises your pro-
ceedings which have prevailed on former occasions, the same
result is certain.
Gentlemen—ln bidding you farewell, when I remember the
generous, unvarying, unabated confidence with which you
have honoured me, I can scarcely thank you as I ought ; I
will not parade my feelings in the common-places of an ad-
dress—l will hope for some occasion when I may personally
endeavour to express them.
With heartfelt wishes for your prosperity and happiness,
lam, gentlemen, your obliged and faithful servant,
RAIKES CURRIE.
Hyde-park-terrace, 12th March, 1857.
AT a MEETING of the DISTRICT SECRE-
TARIES and other ELECTORS of NORTH-
AMPTON, held at the Peacock Hotel, on Wednesday,
March 11, 1857,
Mr. JOHN PERRY, Jun., in the Chair,
Resolved unanimously—That this Meeting has heard with
mingled feelings of pleasure and regret that the Liberal
Electors of the City of London have requested our long-tried
and faithful representative, Mr. Raikes Currie, to become a
Candidate for that important constituency ; and while la-
menting the probability of losing his valuable services as a
member for this borough, and tending our sincere acknowledg-
ments of the independence, integrity, and high ability which
he has exhibited in our service during a period of twenty
years, we cannot but admit the fact that so distinguished a
tribute to his high qualities fully justifies him in putting him-
self at the disposal of the City electors, if such shall be his
determination.

JOHN PERRY, Jun., Chairman.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
In obedience to the wishes of a large body of Electors, I
offer myself as a Candidate for the representation of the City.
My political opinions, tested by my votes, have been so
long before the Public that I need not explain them now. I
believe that they have been maintained for twenty years con.
sistently, fearlessly, and with entire independence.
But there is one subject of paramount interest at the pre-
sent moment to which I must specially refer.
Speaking in July last in the House of Commons, on the
Appellate Jurisdiction Bill, I used these words—
" When the reputations of experienced statesmen fell scat-
tered around like leaves in autumn, the Noble Lord (Palmer.
sten) stood firm, nailed his colours to the mast, threw energy
into the councils of the Crown, maintained the honour of the
country, and restored peace to Europe."

Those were my convictions then; they have been confirmed
and strengthened by the events of last autum. The whole
of that strange history cannot now be told, but posterity
will recognise the merits of a Minister by whose persevering
courage alone all the conditions of peace were carried out,
and thanks to whom, England retains her proud and rightful
place among the nations of the earth.

- I believe that an immense majority of the citizens of London
are determined to support Lord Palmerston against combina-
tions which I forbear to designate, but which he has called,
with happy magnanimity, " The fortuitous concourse of
atoms in the same lobby."
Gentlemen, at your bidding I have resigned a Constituency
as independent, intelligent, and faithful as any man ever repre-
sented. I believe that I shall be honoured by your generous
support, and I leave my Election in your bands, with perfect
confidence as to the result.

I am, gentlemen, your very faithful servant,
RAIKES CURRIE.

29, Cornhill, March 42, 1857.

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