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this Province that I readily come forward and proffer any ability I may possess to assist in eradicating the existing evils. I fully appreciate the services of his Honor the Superintendent for the benefit of this Province, and am a supporter of his policy ; aa I am convinced that if be had a different Executive (and I may add a slightly different Council) so many complaints would not have been made against that policy. Should you favour me with the support necessary to secure me a seat in the Council Chamber, I pledge myself to be no supporter of any political party, but to attend regularly in my place, listen attentively to the arguments pro and con that may be adduced on any question, and, weighing the evidence, take a common sense view of the matter, and vote accordingly. • t I ara but a young colonist, which" is a guarantee, I think, that I shall support any measure for the advancement of the Province. On the hustings I shall be prepared to answer any questions that may be put to me. In the meantime, I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, T. W. STANDWBLL. MR. TURNBULL FOR THE CITY. [Requisition.] TO WALTER TURNBULL, ESQ., J.P. Wellington, April 20. Sir, WE, the undersigned Electors, being desirous of seeing the City represented in the ensuing Council by men of character and experience, respectfully request you will consent to allow yourself to be nominated as a candidate. Considering your character and your interest in the Province sufficient guarantee for consistent and enlightened political action, we do not desire to pledge you to do otherwise than promise to bring your best judgment to bear on all measures that may be introduced into the Council ; and, in the event of your acceding to our request, we promise you our cordial support. George Hunter Thos. Whitehouse George Moore Hy. Owen W. Waring Taylor Gilbert Pickett J. H. Marriott Wm. Bishop C. J. Pharazyn John Minifle G. H. Vennell F. J. Mountain Lewis Moss William Dorset Robert Stokes W. F. Mason Edward Pearce J. E. Nathan J. H. Wallace E. Wilton J. Dransfield Peter Laing W. B. Rhodes D. T. Smith R. J. Duncan Hunter bhaw A. P. Stuart W. Clark J. Burne . Thomas McKenria S. Carroll J. H. Capper E. W. Mills John Johnston J. G. James Robert Pharazyn N. Levin John Knowles James Smith E. J. Campion George Crawford R. Collins D. Anderson J. M. Cleland H. J. Pilcher Henry Anderson A. de B. Brandon R. Port Charles B. Izard John Ramsay Benj. Smith William Muir Wm. Anderson James Farmer S. S. Jacka Chas. Austin George Denton John Sutherland G. H. Holdsworth Wm. Payne Robert Lambert J. Warcnoll Thomas Ellison G. Blaker D. Anderson, jun. G. W. Campion W. Freeman G. H. Luxford George Webster J. M. Taylor Henry Yates J. E. Evans 11. C. Cook H. A. Owen H. J. Coote, J.P. Thos. Webb f [reply.] W. W. Taylor, Esq. Dear Sii# I have to-day received a requisition signed by you and a large number of the electors of Wellington, asking my consent to be nominated as a candidate for the Provincial Council at the ensuing election. It was not my intention to have come forward on this occasion as a candidate, but having been asked in such a manner that it would be discourteous to refuse, I accede to your request, and while thanking you and the other requisitionists for your promised support, I have to assure the electors in general that if they return me as one of their members 1 will " bring my best judgment to bear on all measures introduced into the Council," and vote accordingly, I am, Dear Sir, Yours very truly, WALTER TURNBULL.

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