Original Correspondence.
Wc Jo not idcitify ourselves with the opinions expressed by our correspondents.) M ■ * (to the editor of the dvxstax times.) Sin, —la your paper of the 1-lth iust Mr Bitulslmw states that lie contested the election against Messrs Main and Jack, and that he has been, consistent in endeavouring to carry out his pledges. Now, I was never nominated, and con sequcntly never contested the Election on the occasion refercd to, and when a member is so very ignorant as not to ki.ow who are his opponents at an election his statements as to his political consistency, must be received with distnut Surely, when Mr Bradshaw last entered Alexandra, and was received with groa-s, and dismissed with hisses, hemust know that his political career is regarded by his constituents with patriotic indignation and unmitigated disgust. Trusting you will excuse me for trespassing on your valuable space, I am Sir, Yours most respectfully, JOHN JACK. Dunstan, June 19th 18G7.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 270, 28 June 1867, Page 3
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160Original Correspondence. Dunstan Times, Issue 270, 28 June 1867, Page 3
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