The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27 00:00:00

regulates c

'fly cause co.-snow/a why some of our of orir conitnerCialsytem to tla"...ta-ew state of our tariff and our
manufactores should be subjected to altered relations both at home and abroad. and I earnestly and
ad exorbitanttaxes in order to permit confidentially hope that the enterprise and perseverance of our
imports from other countries. Allow merchants and manufacturers, backed by the skill andlti udus-
ans on these subjects in the words of a I try of our people, will not only render successful -
;ing to some gen- they have temselves to encounter, but afford
future commercial pie to our fellow-countrymen engaged Magri
_
al means by which succesa•can be permanently
_
our d

With respect to t
ntry, I am prepared to a
vhich the present wexatio
mtive industry, and to
int which will combine ti

system of Excisi
uce all Customs'

I may be allowed

say that 1 have'no'o'

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1 this.'

de of ti

Uon. The

cavigation Laws I entertain no
lcm of that system has been am-

quish rather than oppos
wishes•once fairly ascer.
It is my intention tot

to your interests or even your

for is it to b
Bquent nati

y from yourselves

atify the (1
ly. Again:

'6d, hOwever I in,

(1 by the convietior
haves fatlan eh a..,

!nt vindicate('
protect the r

t expec

to act up to my 'pl.(
promote'your welfare and t

and labour; no'
ms, that the Sta

TO THE ELECTORS (
DIVISION OF

NORTHERN

ien to the anci(
nicipal institutic

extent developed in

...easures recen
submitted to Parliament by'-her Majesty's present advise
and lasting evils than any 4'

A DISSOLUTION of
at hand, I 1
of your ReurE

.r more

—no contains noble proofs of what loCal
id energy directed to great, even to national,
awe should ill exchange the principles which it is customary ice.
.; produced such results for those which, sions like the present.
_....g• ail power and responsibility to the distant central lam not so vain as to suppose that in the long and eventful
uthority, take away the incentives to activity and exertion period which has elapsed since I first h fiChonour of appear-
Should the local community.
ing before you, I can have altoge met the expectations, or
Should these sentiments.apPear to you to render me worthy obtained the • unqualified appr ion of my Constituents :on
of the high honour of represcrating this great constituency in Parliament, I can only assure you that I will devote my time sions must have disapp • dof the course which I have felt it
the contrary, I well know t some of them on various occa-
and ability to the discharge of that important office. I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, your obedient . •1 t tt. • five times conferred, my duty to pursue. ' e honour, however, of a seat in the Le-
servant,gis a ure as your resen aIN e,
rages me to ho tt, -
encou-
London, July 9, 1847.

which you may t

of my past (
CANDIDATE to pitt forth on occa-

JOHN MANNER

..1., -nat the manner in which your general and
local interests have been attended to, has upon the whole met
with your approval; and I claim, even from those who have
differed from me, that which I know they will readily concede
AGESSES to me—their confidence that on all occasions I have acted as I
conscientiously believed to be most conducive to the general
welfare.
• d
ties be your wish that I should re-enter upon my former
last week I have beenl shall do so with a determination to support our Na-
n addressing Meetings and per- tional Institutions to the utmost of my abilities, and to oppose
,nbers of your body, I lind it all measures which may tend to weaken or impair them.
31411—rraw elapse before the My best exertions would be given in the ensuing Parliament
Nomination for to assist in carrying out measures for the improvement of Agri-
culture, and to facilitate the application of capital to that branch

TO THE ELECTORS AND FREE BURG
OF LIVERPOOL.

GENTLEMEN,
LTHOUGH during th

rloirtg fixed th
Xer Thursday- next,) to
nrnl

of industry.
a not As regards the Commercial and Manufacturing Interests of
/ this County, I should endeavour by continued and strict atten-
tion to them, to show how deeply interested I am in that large
—lion of the community whose welfare is dependent on their

sutliciently explair

to the operative and poorer classes the means of
moral, and intellectual improvement, and to promote
comforts by well-considered sanatory measures,
which have had and shall continue to receive my
'inn.

n, Gentle

important subjects which ha%

!nt, and mu

al and