The Speeches And Public Addresses of the Right Hon George Canning During the El
The Speeches And Public Addresses of the Right Hon George Canning During the El
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He returns, by his declaration of this day, within the sacred pale of private life, into which 24 God forbid that he or any man should be pursued by political hostility. The legacy, however, which Mr. Leyland involuntarily leaves behind him, to the friends who have so just a claim upon his remembrance, is a persevering, though hopeless, contest. Hope- less, I am sure, you will agree with me in pro- nouncing it, when you know that the poll of this day has augmented my numbers to 1, 200 ; an amou...nt unexampled (as I am informed) in a four days' poll at Liverpool ; and that my majority over the votes polled, I know not for whom (disclaimed as they are by Mr. Leyland) the thrown away votes, I believe, I must call them which was yesterday 298, is this day augmented to 494. Gentlemen, what course our adversaries now mean to pursue, disowned as they are by the worthy Gentleman in whose name they have so long attempted to delude you ; v/hether they have some other invisible candidate to substitute in his room ; some new bottled conjuror, whom they will invite you to see uncorked at the hustings, I cannot pretend to divine, But I would have you be prepared for continued exertion ; for though I and my friends near me are aware, that rumours of the complete abandonment of the contest are to be circulated this evening, we are aware also that the object of such rumours is to throw you off your guard, and, if possible, to get the start of you to-morrow.
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He returns, by his declaration of this day, within the sacred pale of private life, into which 24 God forbid that he or any man should be pursued by political hostility. The legacy, however, which Mr. Leyland involuntarily leaves behind him, to the friends who have so just a claim upon his remembrance, is a persevering, though hopeless, contest. Hope- less, I am sure, you will agree with me in pro- nouncing it, when you know that the poll of this day has augmented my numbers to 1, 200 ; an amou...nt unexampled (as I am informed) in a four days' poll at Liverpool ; and that my majority over the votes polled, I know not for whom (disclaimed as they are by Mr. Leyland) the thrown away votes, I believe, I must call them which was yesterday 298, is this day augmented to 494. Gentlemen, what course our adversaries now mean to pursue, disowned as they are by the worthy Gentleman in whose name they have so long attempted to delude you ; v/hether they have some other invisible candidate to substitute in his room ; some new bottled conjuror, whom they will invite you to see uncorked at the hustings, I cannot pretend to divine, But I would have you be prepared for continued exertion ; for though I and my friends near me are aware, that rumours of the complete abandonment of the contest are to be circulated this evening, we are aware also that the object of such rumours is to throw you off your guard, and, if possible, to get the start of you to-morrow.
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