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burch555 Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:24 am
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but it still remains to be proved that in the House of Commons Mr- Wellesley is not one of those numerous dumb puppets, whose motions are under tbe control of a member emphatt- cally called the Manager, If Mr. W. be one of those un-worthy members, he cannot surely now have tbe axcyse of poverty to plead,excuse which it appears he himself deems sufficient, but which 1 certainly do not . •Although, gentlemen, I deem it highly improper in any public writer to descant upon the private character of our Candidates, I have yet thought it my duty to make inquiries into that of Mr. Wellesley, (being previously acquainted with those of Mr. Methuen and Mr. Benett;) and I have now- great pleasure in sayings that 1 am certain Mr. W. is incapa-ble pf Countenancing the gross attacks that have been made upon the private character of Mr. Benett, more especially those published within the last few days by a person signing himself Titus. Trucyrian, who has the audacity now to pretend, at the close of so long a contest, that he has discovered shocking to say, that Mr. Benett is an atheist, and has not attendea church since he was Sheriff of the county, being ten years agd. The.falsehood of this atrocious libel (the author of which I am informed is well known in the city of Salisbury) could most easily be disproved by myself and hundreds of others; but, thank God, such disproof is totally Unnecessary; it is only to mention such a charge, and I am sure it will soon be scouted and spurned at by^ the generous freeholders of Wiltshire, who will tbe more readily rally round and support their Well known friend and countryman. Indeed it is not to be doubted but that the infamous accusation will defeat its Own object, and create friends for Mr. Benett where he had none before. That generous spirit, which ever incites Englishmen to take the part of those whom they suppose in a eontest to be wronged and oppressed, and which spirit, .to the hbnour of Tory Burch Shoes Englishmen, is their peouliar characteristic, would, I doubt not, oil die present occasion secure Mr. Benett's election, were not even bis pretensions us a candidate far superior, as tbey unquestionably are, to those of his oppo ttent Mr. Wellesley, I cannot for a moment entertain a doubt of Mr. Tory Burch Flats Benett's election, when I see that some of the most respectable gentle-men of the county have announced their intention to bring voters for him to poll, frek of expense, from the populous hundreds of Dunworth, Mere, Warminster, Heytesbnrv, Branch and Dole, and Chalk; from the parish of Westbury, and its environs; from the town of Devizes and its vicinity; from, the district of Down ton, from Chilton, 8cc. &c. ' June 13, 18-18.
but it still remains to be proved that in the House of Commons Mr- Wellesley is not one of those numerous dumb puppets, whose motions are under tbe control of a member emphatt- cally called the Manager, If Mr. W. be one of those un-worthy members, he cannot surely now have tbe axcyse of poverty to plead,excuse which it appears he himself deems sufficient, but which 1 certainly do not . •Although, gentlemen, I deem it highly improper in any public writer to descant upon the private character of our Candidates, I have yet thought it my duty to make inquiries into that of Mr. Wellesley, (being previously acquainted with those of Mr. Methuen and Mr. Benett;) and I have now- great pleasure in sayings that 1 am certain Mr. W. is incapa-ble pf Countenancing the gross attacks that have been made upon the private character of Mr. Benett, more especially those published within the last few days by a person signing himself Titus. Trucyrian, who has the audacity now to pretend, at the close of so long a contest, that he has discovered shocking to say, that Mr. Benett is an atheist, and has not attendea church since he was Sheriff of the county, being ten years agd. The.falsehood of this atrocious libel (the author of which I am informed is well known in the city of Salisbury) could most easily be disproved by myself and hundreds of others; but, thank God, such disproof is totally Unnecessary; it is only to mention such a charge, and I am sure it will soon be scouted and spurned at by^ the generous freeholders of Wiltshire, who will tbe more readily rally round and support their Well known friend and countryman. Indeed it is not to be doubted but that the infamous accusation will defeat its Own object, and create friends for Mr. Benett where he had none before. That generous spirit, which ever incites Englishmen to take the part of those whom they suppose in a eontest to be wronged and oppressed, and which spirit, .to the hbnour of Tory Burch Shoes Englishmen, is their peouliar characteristic, would, I doubt not, oil die present occasion secure Mr. Benett's election, were not even bis pretensions us a candidate far superior, as tbey unquestionably are, to those of his oppo ttent Mr. Wellesley, I cannot for a moment entertain a doubt of Mr. Tory Burch Flats Benett's election, when I see that some of the most respectable gentle-men of the county have announced their intention to bring voters for him to poll, frek of expense, from the populous hundreds of Dunworth, Mere, Warminster, Heytesbnrv, Branch and Dole, and Chalk; from the parish of Westbury, and its environs; from the town of Devizes and its vicinity; from, the district of Down ton, from Chilton, 8cc. &c. ' June 13, 18-18.
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