The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-29 00:00:00

THE STA'

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...i i • aptahsv rttisli.ralses Viehsasellet, konnit
• ' thectioll yettaiday,/iff ts Vlf after' two, to iz
jklodt, he mitered the Senate-bones precisely at that
%awn. sod ,agpain rownnetteed its poll: 'There were not
wpws that two, as. three retire oohed far lb,' Ant hour
aglie kiinetritice. indeed there wErs scanely tea persons 1
it the halt, sod nut Many wore-in the gallery ; but
&holt' half attar "even it: habitue very wombed, and ix-
hashed a gene of active, Inutile, as if tits Meads of Me
eastlidates were itakiegtheir last efforts. However, the
statelier which proceeded to*** the•ViesoChancellor's
table to give thew•votos,was very few, and at such in-
tenahl.that it wilt hirdly thou !chub* election would have i
attained open ',sib .lover, it being necessary, by tisel
Statntiii orthe University, in order to keep it open,
:tbislat laniContioter should be polled within well hoar,
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for, TOTOI,Ife.. )a Ate coarse of the day. that though ~
r. Scariest was Alien lowest wilts poll, his friemis
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were ezpeeted is posts in in flush numbers towards Dias
.'sleek ow would give him the aseeadascy. I watched
tlms•• box with -.•ease • anziety, bat fond that,
from sin to • nit, o'clock, not one. that a dotes
Strive polledr initenget when wars -the two -Frac.
Mre,Hte two Scrutatora, and the friends of awl of the
Votes, who sat around the Vice Chancellor's T 4.
Me 11,0114 the Election. Dr. Prime was Mr. ticarlett's
, iiitictir . /3,lsbe, Lord Heresy's, nod Dr. Webb, Mr.
; aids:. I't sac to he thee. 4ty to see that al!
t.. • , Oa v a legallital to %exercise of that
.rtgli . Non phute could ossess thin hut those voile
Itai Eaten th.degres of Mister oft OW Os, end it is still
fottimelinsited, sa.even those of 4,41 f dagne mast belie
hapbtissie some. on the hooka DOM the time they obi
tabled i 4 by which they incur an etpeareOf from four te
fli• paw& *river, or they must ban served three terms
prior to the ection. The serving of then terms is, it
appears; dii opt, thing that !cause' a doubt of the lop-
thirof ebb votes upon listh ground. I *understood that '
fosteof Mr. /Stokes 's friends were tejeeted by the advi•
lalt Mr. Hint. the Vice Chancellors legal aweisot.,—•
...Mae was a good deal of disputation about the vets of,
De. Darnley. I observed him come op to the bistiage
tureete three times each day with his slip of paper, sat
211 often retain with it without its being judged worthy
•bf admission Into the secret box ; bet what was its ol; '
thistle hank I was finable to ascertain. During this
seeping, as the Election was drating to a close, the
Moods of the Candidates were very particular in ex*
winisig the Votes, and appeared to make many objets.:
lisps, bat without any effect. 111r.Scarletre friend. lino
Nate, on some occasions, appeared to bays a warm dis-
position with the friends of his opponent. About sigkel
•oldock,• the •votes were so slack, that Mr. Swirled sae
bard flerveyosnd Mr. Baines, wenttotheVice Chaser"*
tWa table, and after some noversation together. the tot,
hewer only gave in their votes. This was Goulds's" a hat
• onto sod decisive of the fate of these two sandidMus. Mk'
Bankes melting to increase his strength by the adilltlesier
his own vote, was In feet a declaration on his part that*
gumbos' was already so strong as to remove ell spina-in-
' 11011111 to the result I whits the necessity of the offter tie
Ming indicated how mach they feared a defeat. At oleo;
trehock three voters ease op together, and delivered tbakEl
a* of papat.• These were thelast. The Vitas Challaltd;'
liiikept.ihe election open Without a quarter alter ten, be'
Matteotti having appeared witidn that time; be proceeds}
,up thi nos. 'lbis was an.Misteas moment to tit}be Mr
Oeteetied their friends, who crowded up id the bar Whisliell.:,
1 Pirates Its plan where the Vic* Chanel/6r prodaid. doll.
Ihs Coestrem) Hall, heawsit the result. This box. the a •- r-
IM in is whin at eat *adjournment was covered et
L • a
Moll piece of paper .attached to it by a seal, and
oneteld With 'two strings ef redbo
ribn. also soled
sides of We nos. was tow opened with onsch:toiessal
Nies Chevalier and both me Proctor., wage of wtsombei
FMats the last degree orprieetiet.ead haters" .
in: y la. lb* postai institect, yet. peOliiips It I.
4tisatisibetlins of ale to reasete eves pedant or
. ' on: As 'oat as the porteetoos box was oOseed.thaso
*a ppetir use severed with .erhasos velum, oil for sack
•lIMMIMOW, were placed en the same tab* wed at awn wan a
wester, who; ressivieg the slips of popes how Ille Vise-
DMmedlor as he took them sot of the eUMiewhez.lastsw
;diem tete ono( the saialior boxes, as they Se ho.
,walked with the norms of either of the ea Cslasc live
f Ikeutators.eoutted them as they were throws into two di&
terentboxes, but they were afterwards subjected to *Lau;
saltation pt another, for the sake of greater sessesith
upon whet* account of the numbers, the poll was dia
dared ; but before the final declaration, it was may to
ascertain, from the greater number f slips of paper
throhn into Ale: Bankea's box, that is was far a- ,1
end of course the soccesalul candidate. The Under
()radiates in the gallery. immediately of discovering.
Mr. Hantin's stteeess,were vehemently vociferous in their
acclamations, shooting out" Bankes, Bankes for ewer I".
Two or three shouted out blr. Scarlett's name. witieb
Only made, what is called the Beaksite party still Moire
&mentos ; so :much so, that, by the Vice Chancellor's
Orlon, the Proctors ktaio cleared the gallery, before
the actual °Midler) wer.ekhown. In the clamour we 41
tot hesi Lord Hervey% tame. He would be by no meats.,
a popular. 'representative among the students, who think
Win too young, an' too nearly on an equality with them-
Wire, to spire to to important' situation. /dr. Batikes,
on his suc'ens, was immediately sarrounded and greeted
with tire Waite congratulations of his (deeds. The scui.,
tiny pecdpliethdve th hour and a half, and the nneabisf.
were Dot haally•decltrad till near 12 o'clock, , -They Wegd
ai follo*:.-e• ' . . • . ,
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.-ritiiiinli seemed so astonish wet only the faell4.
.11;nithkiepieutients of Mr. Scailett, It was hardly sow
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self that Ise coshl have entered, the contest will:twill-ill
itilltell-litaiii;Oltillcii r13:a.ve14,-.7.-44
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, id that the successful cantlittitlWwardld Writ- are ituelil
uto boast of his superior stiwtosth. It is now mitt
jt Mr, Sergeant Lens, if he 44 started, would have
a much hewer ehauce ofSUCtielle than either Lord
Morey or Mr. Scarlett. I have learned that there were
gems wore candidates for the honour of Representative
al this University than have publicly avowed themselvei:
Ith..(doulhirn, it appears, ,sulicited.the support of seine
o$ the Members of the Senate. but sot finding touch en-
eenragement; be'prutleiitly reliuquishrd his intention
before h. Publiely.deelared himself 4 candidate. This
Limit from a. Menaher to whom Mr. Goolburs wrote
;wire from Ithibliae, Brat sidicid ng his support, and again
stating that be Reclined offering -himself at present. So
determined are the Anti-Catholic patty of this Univer-
sity in tbeit Itostility.to any coacrasioe to the Catholic
bittly, that they Will not, it pomade, have any represent-
:wive who.does not oppose their ulaiansi. and it is there-
totemic! that they wilt :sake a gzeatelfort at the next
general election to throw out Lord Palmerston. From
the strength they hate.shesvo itt the pretent-ingance,
they can, it appeare, return Whom they please, and their.
detertnituition to adli-ere to the Anti-Catholic principle
if etwinglyevitseed
.hy the little support bird Merril,
met Witb, notwithstanding the great multi of Ministe-
, ilattnflueutt he hail, merely Impolite he would not at once
detlate himself an opponent of concession to the Ca-
tholica. .
.• 4be'following is a specimen
_of the printed papers
tibia were filled up by mentioning the College to
which the Member of the Semite. ,belougml, and thee
subscribing his name : COIL • eligit
• ttuttitwom Joanne:a .Elarruus, a. w.
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