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Should such tests as yours be applied to the Government candi- dates, the desired result will not be attained. To speak plainly, you may rely on it that if there be disunion among the Reformers of the county of Oxford, the example will be followed in other counties, to the serious injury of the entire party. I need not enlarge on this point. I shall appeal to the freeholders of the county of Oxford as a member of the present Government, and claiming for it this mark of confidence ; and if the d...elegates of the Convention think proper to put up a candidate in opposition to me, I shall cheerfully bow to the decision given at the polls between that candidate and myself, and any other who may pre- sent himself. I have abstained in this reply from the discussion of the various questions submitted to me by the delegates on some of which my opinions are known to be as liberal as those of any member of the Convention because I feel that the true secu- rity for the public must be the characters of the responsible Min- isters of the Crown, who have entire confidence in one another, and who feel that they can cordially cooperate in effecting a set- tlement of all leading questions in a manner that will be satisfactory to the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should such tests as yours be applied to the Government candi- dates, the desired result will not be attained. To speak plainly, you may rely on it that if there be disunion among the Reformers of the county of Oxford, the example will be followed in other counties, to the serious injury of the entire party. I need not enlarge on this point. I shall appeal to the freeholders of the county of Oxford as a member of the present Government, and claiming for it this mark of confidence ; and if the d...elegates of the Convention think proper to put up a candidate in opposition to me, I shall cheerfully bow to the decision given at the polls between that candidate and myself, and any other who may pre- sent himself. I have abstained in this reply from the discussion of the various questions submitted to me by the delegates on some of which my opinions are known to be as liberal as those of any member of the Convention because I feel that the true secu- rity for the public must be the characters of the responsible Min- isters of the Crown, who have entire confidence in one another, and who feel that they can cordially cooperate in effecting a set- tlement of all leading questions in a manner that will be satisfactory to the country.
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